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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15

INTERESTING TO SHIPPERS OF CoRS.-It has been
ascertaincd that the shrinkage" Of corn shipped to
Europe is about equal 10 six per cent. An account
of sales of 1900 bushels sent from New Orleans
France, gives loss Of 10000 lbs. Those who ship
ought to take this item their calculation as it
is an important one, and would be equal in many
cases TO an average profit upon cargo.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15

THE BAsK DEFAULT AT BosToS.-When noted
the other day that distinguished citizen of Boston had
been detected in robbing the New England Bank of
which ill lately he the President, we formed the
impression that 1t was an old fashioned theta theft
such as thieves have often committed There steal
iag, lis true but the ChrOROtypc tells what kind
.Some six months ago the Directors OF the New Eng
land Bank discovered that Philip Maret its gcntemaniy
and highly respected President had been IN the habit OF
appropriating TO himself the shave notes and
bills legal interest, and had thereby saved up Tor
himself sixty thousand dollars, which they considered
Justly belonged TO the Bank. They made him fork It
over and retire The publicihe dear, green conhdng
pubc-was the till yesterday when tue great
State ST. secret last leaked Now all State 81 Is
struck with horror such depravity the verdant pub
lie are bound believe
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15

gr Il is -sd that EsPFesidsn' TrlE~has avowed bis
preference or Gen TArLon as the next President The
Wings uee3 DC in "a strait longer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15

Editors State SentineEPeae the Of JOHN
L. KETcHAM candidate for Prosecuting Attorney for
Marion county. MANY CITIZENS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15

An English paper, auding to Mahommed Ais
project OF converting the wrapping cloths Of the whole
that we may soon hpr Of the demolition Of the pyre.
eid and Of the en- oymeni Of the stone far railway
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15

The HoosIERs-The % and 81 Indiana Regiments,
the first under Col Bowles, and the other under Col
Lane leave for home Monday. AS for Col Lane and
his brave band, they will so home TO meet the warm
greetings aud congratulations of their friends for having
noby borne the hardshps of the campaign and sustained
the honor of their State and country by their gallant
duct the field. But, while they reapng this rich
reward for their tolls let them not forget TO do justice 10
their brethren of the ID Does that ardent friend
by his cold greeting and nqulsluye look seem to
question their gallantry the field? In unjust let no
refer the 81 Indiana Regiment as an exception TO
the uniform brave conduct of the volunteers Ii may be
that # they had kept their position in the mornings
it would have made difference in the result of the day.
but il was not the men that laered before the enemy
The -conceived aud shockirgy managed retreat, with
all is calantes, should rest other shoulders They
obeyod orders; aud who, after such retreat, blame
them for not being prompt TO rally To rally where
Upon some other regiments indeed, was their only alter
naive and most of them did Nay if the men OF the
II Indiana Regiment towards then all regiments
such; for there cannot be collected body o 500 men
from any State in the Union who, under like circam-
Stances would have been guilty OF the conduct
--Saltill0 Picket Guard.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15
SlO7.9jO.GOO

1t NAV be said that the advance should not be esti-
mated On that part retained by the planters, but why
not They could have sold II for the price, but pre-
ferred 10 retain it, because a ,rorth 10 Them
than the price, and hence it is perfectly fair to take
that estimate of it.
If we add to this estimate, similar one for Flour,
Wheat Pork, Bacon, Butter, Cheese Lard, and other
provisions we may safely put down the total advantage
10 producers, carriers, and ship olcnerS al 400 mill
tons Of doldrs y! added to their wealth.
With these facts before them, vino of all the pro-
Gucers tho farmers, the carriers, the ship owners,
&C., will be deiuded with the cry of protection 10
home industry, American labor the American system,
&c.
1t will be said by the opponents of Free Trade,
that this the result Of deficiency of crops in Eu-
rope and not Of legitimate Free Trade. But is it
1t is lamentably true that we have not Free Trade
in full operation. The monopolists and protectionists
Of this country must be defeated and put aside as
they IN Great Britain last year-and then, and
not till then, shall we have Free Trade and all its
benefits. We have it now only on SIDE, viz that
of Great Britain as to every thing except tobacco,
and of all Europe To breadsiuiis and provisions
But we cannot long enjoy this selfish policy. Very
should extract all their coin IN exchange for
our surplus commodities We must remove the bar
rer we set up against the introduction of their COM
modties markets, they must take less of our
produce, and at greatly reduced prices.
As their coin is diminished in quantity, it will
appreciate in value in reference to other things-our
produce as well as their own naagfactureS,-till we
take more Of the latter and they less of the former
til, in word, the true ierel Is attained, curaing
the value of produce to level with their goods
When Will the people learn that commerce IS not like
gambling, where what one party wins the other must
lose but that free interchange the cheapest pos
sble terms of the surplus products Of one nation for
those Of another, viii equally benefit both
Ii is the law of Divine Nature-itis the best inter
est Of every country and of every class, except mono
lis:s,-and it should be the law of land, above all
others on the glohe.-M. Y. Journal IF Commerce.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15

We see By late news from Santa Re that Lieul.
Loves command of Dragons with the money for the
pay Of The troops al Santa Fe, Vas mel few hours
travel from the Paxuee Fork. goine orwell
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15

this way, who, seeing our confidence viii emba'k with
in the enteTprize. - )LMAN-
PERu July 4lh, 1917.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15

The Pennsylvania says that letter has been received
in Philadelphia from high quarter in Mexico denying
that peace with this country is in prospect and alleging
that All attempt will be made TO prolong the until
l64S when if federal candidate for president should be
elected Mexico get any terms she desires to have
Would be a striking anomaly if General Taylor
should be the executive upon whom this expectation
should depend for its fulhmentl The ederaiss have
made him their candidate and have announced their pur
pose in favor Of peace by Withdrawing troops But
would General Taylor swallow SO disgusting dose!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15

GEus FROM the n Y. TRIBUSE.-That patriotic
whg print the Tribune referring the recent from
Eexco exclaims
"May the be avered! but, from the aspect of al
fairs IN Mexico hope for cessation Of hoshfes
Jut Ia tie etre annhiatOn Of the party assaing or as
sdiled"
And again:-
ave now move from victory to victory, and peace iIes
arighied from the approach Of eagles. We cannot
lure her standards by professions Of kindness to the
victims Of our conquesls By the studied hypocrisy q
generals even. tear, Ivy the acts of real
sis,ance render the inhabitants Of the country
attempting TO subdue.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-02-17
THE FAMOUS JACK.
ON DEF D ON K,

VNILLstand the ensuing Spring Seasonal
w the following times and places, to.wit
at Daniel Qualtlebum's in Lexington district,
on the first and second days in March rext; Of
John Lees in Lexington District, on the fourth
and fifth of March next; ut James Watson's,
in Edgefeld District, Oh the seventh and eighth
Of March next +, aud then will be at The said
stands on every ninth day until the tenth OF
June thereafter and will be lei to Mares at
the moderate price Of 81 for single visit, ST
for The season, and $S 10 insure Mare 10 be
in fcaf.
No accountability for accidents or escapes,
but every care will be taken to avoid such.
Any person putting Marebynsurance and
changing the right of the Mare before it is as
certained whether she is in foal or not, will be
held responsible for the insurance OF the Mare.
Pedtgret--ONDERDoNK was bred by MIR.
Dearing Of Charleston. on his plantation in
North Alabama, was sired by an imported Nal.
tees Jack, and out of an imported Italian
Jinney. Both the sire and dam was imported
by Mr.. Dearing.
ONDERDONK is six years old this Spring,
four feet six inches high lengthy and heavily
built; with as fine bone and muscle as any
Jack in the State, and is like his numesake,
a very sure foal ge,ter
JAMES HATCHER.
Februaiy3 3m 2
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-02-17
,10y,ae's EupectOftS1af,

THIS Medicine has already proved itself 10
be nll that it has been recommended, by those
who have given it a fair test in this country.
and the demand for it increases daily. We
have inst heard of an important cure Of Astll.
ma, which has been effected by the use of it in
n neighboring town-the case was that OF fe-
male, who had for long time been under the
care of physician, but had received no relief,
and her case was considered hopeless. AS u
last resort she purchased bottle Of Dr.. Jayne's
Expectorant, which caused her to expectorate
freely, gradually eased her cough, and rapidly
restored her 10 health. We have no hesita-
ton IN sayi G, that this preparation of Dr..
Jayne, for the cnre Of Coughs, Colds, Infuen-
"a, Asthma. Consumption, &C., is tho most
valuable medicine ever offered 10 the American
public. There is no qnackcry about it-Dr.
Jayne is one Of the most skiIfuI practising ply
sicians in Pennsylvania, and wherever his va.
rions preparations have been thoroughly tested,
he is looked upon as great public bcIefactOr.
Somerset Maine ).JournaL
z. 5. ROBERTS, sole agent, Edgcfeld
Court House, S. c.
Febrnary3 st 2
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POttersvilIe School.

NNHE Subscriber gives notice thai he will
a. resume the duties of his School ON the
second Monday in January, 1S47.
TERMS OF TUITION AS FoLLow:
Spelling, Reading, Writing, with the
four elementary rules in Arithme.5
tic, per 9uarIer, So 90
The above with Arithmetic continued.
English Grammar, Geography,
aud History, per quarter, 90
The above, with Logic, Natural, Men.
tai and Moral Philosophy, Rhet.
oric. Algebra, Geometry, and
other branches connected with
practical Mathematical educa'
tion-Aslronomy, per quarter, S 90
Instruction in the Latir and Greek languages
will be given, should any desire it.
Mr.. E. B. BACON. well knuwn as an expe
renced and efficient Teacher of Music, will
regularly attend at Pottersville, and give in
stuction on tile Piano Forte, &c..&c
8. w. KENNERLY.
II. B.-Board can. be bad in the village Of
Poltersville, dt from to collars per month,
by those who may wish to attend the School.
december % If AZ
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFELD DISTRICT.
samuel Harris and others, Bill
vs.. Green Harris for

Samuel Harris and others, Bill
vs. Green Harris for
and William Harris. Partition.
NOTICE is hereby given. that by vir-
IN Tue of all order from the Court OF
Equity, will sell a, Edgeheld Cour,
House, on the FIRST Monday in March next,
oac tract of land containing two hundred
aud fifty acres, more or less. lying party
in Edgeheld aud partly in AbbevilIe Dis
,ricts. on the waters Of Cuffeetown Creek,
adjoining lands of Thomas CheaIham,
Lemuel Bell, Thomas Henderson, Ben
jamin Sale, and others.
Said lands TO be sold ea credit of
twelve months, except as 10 the cost of
this suit, TO be paid in cash.
Purchasers to give boud and good per-
sonal sure,ies for the purchase money.
8. S. T0MPK1NS, cEED.
Comm'rs Office, Feb.6 3 At
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.S,lERIFFS SALE.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

EDGEFlELDD DISTRICT.
Lucy Saunders, Applicant, Summons
vs.. Willis F. Lake and az
others. Defendants. Partition.
BY virtue of an order from John Hill,
ESD, Ordinary of ,he District aforesaid.
| will proceed 10 sell in The above stated
case. al Edgefeld Cour, House, on the first
Monday in March uex,, tract Of land
belonging 10 the Estate Of Nathaniel
Saunders, deceased, containing one hun
dred acres, more or less, situated in the
District aforesaid, on Beaverdam Creek,
walters of Cufeetowu Creek, adjoining
ilands of Randall Ramsey. WIS. Cothran,
John Rogers, Joseph Philpot, and others.
TO be sold ON a credit until the first of
January next.
Purchaser giving bond and approved
sureties, aud mortgage Of The premises
TO The Ordinary, to secure The purchase
money. Costs TO be paid 10 cash.
Fl. B0ULWARE, E D.
Feb 5 3 At
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BrOuglis to the Jail

NF this District, upon the Sd instant,
Wa negro man who calls himself Abran,,
about 25 or &c years of age, black com.
plexion, about s. feet u or 8 inches high.
stout built. has scar on the right side Of
his forehead, and one directly under bis
whiskers, which are small, upon bis right
cheek, says he belongs 10 James Denhnm,
Of Putnam Co. Georgia, and has been
runaway from four 10 FIVE months.
The owner Of said negro is requested to
come forward, pay charges and take him
away, otherwise be will be sold as the law
directs.
G. Fl. GOODMAN, JED.
Edge6eId G. H.. Feb. 10 3 If
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sssMH95sssT0EsN1aSg8gs9z{E3snss
B HhHsasa q DsssS Lob 81 ssSaSA
VEG: 3!;|:; q Rsy;a4 AAIlA9| rs
AND spEHcER's PILLS s. RESTORATIVE BITTERs.
The following Certificate is from Tobias Fol
ann. ESQ. Of Kershnw Dist. s. C..

som, Esq. of Kershaw Dist. s. G..
KerskaD District. s. C., June I'd, 1916.
Tn HAVE used in my family Spenesr's Pills."
for Two years past, and during that tune
my confidence in their superiority over every
other similar preparation within my knowledge
has been constantly increasing; | now esteem
them to be the best cathar,ic Pills in use. From
my earliest remembrance have been athlot.
ed with SICK Iicad.ache- and CoSti1enCSS, and
for number OF years past have been trying
various advertised remedies, among othersi
Beckwlhs, Lees and Peters Pills; but failed
10 obtain any permanent relief, until Jan. 8.
at which time DR.. Spencer's Agent left me
some Of his Pills; recommending 'neto try
them for my complaint. did so; and by their
snperior action upon the morbid matter and
their mild yet efectual purgatye properties
they so cleansed my stomach and bowels that
ahey emoved both the headache and its cause
and gave me certain and speedy relief. My
mother.ir. law has also used them with success
in the same complaint which she has had, so
severe as to throw her into spasms and convul.
sons, being obliged in these cases to resort to
cupping and other severe applications. have
also made frequent and constant use OF these
Pills in my family, in cases of Bowel Com
plant, brought on by the too free indulgence
il, use of Berries. and Fruit, aud in ALL CASES
with success In short have never known
of their failure in any disease which they are
recommended 10 cure. for winch have known
oftheir being tried, il their use was perseyered
in, and directions strictly followed.
TOBIAS FOLSOM.
For sale by J. d. TIBBETTS,
EdgeGeld Z. H., 8. c,
January y2O I'm 81
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wore Neag Goods!

AZ L. & E.. PENN, have Just received
w. from New York, a very handsome lot
of FANCY GOODS; and also complete as
sortment ofWorsted Goods for Ladies Dresses,
Plaid. French Nleripoes. Ombre Cashmere,
Figuered do, Muslin de Laine Shawls,
PLAID do. Mezeppa do, Cashmere do,
Gala Plaid, black Belvidere do, very large
and heavy,
Black Gro de Rhine Silk.
Double width do, n very superior article.
Together with many other desirable articles,
all Of which will be sold heap.
november IS It %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-02-17
NOTICE.

YHyHE undersigned respectfully announce
: -E TO their friends and the public generally
that they have formed co.parlnershlP' under
the name of
GODDE e. SULLIVAN,
for the purpose Of iransucling mercantile bu
siness, and will keep on hand at The Store re.
Gently occupied by S. F. GooDE,a general
assortment Of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
Hardware, Crockery, Groceries, Saddlery, &c
&c comprising all articles usually kept in n
country store, which they will sell upon accom-
rnodatng terms, and they hope by strict aiten
ton to business, 10 merl. liberal share OF pup
lie patronage. >. r. GUUpG' EN-
January 'Ist. 1s47.
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STATEOF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEF1ELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Bland g. Butler,
Robert Samuel,

H0Oeft Samuel.
I'D DOBERT SAMUEL who is now in the
III custody of the Sheriff Of Edgefeld Dis
trict,by virtue of writ of capias ad satisfacen-
dnm. at the suit Of Bland d Butler, having
filed bis Petition with schedule on oath, OF
his whole estate and effects, with the purpose
of obtaining the benefit Of the Acts Of the Cen
eral Assembly, commonly called the insoivent
debtors Acts, public notice IS hereby given
that the petition Of The said Robert Samuel will
be heard aud considered in the Court of Com
mon Pleas, a. Edge6eld Court House, on the
first Monday in March next, or OH such other
day as the Court may order during the term,
commencing on The first Monday 10 March
next, and uil the creditors Of tho said Robert
Samuel, are hereby summoned persceaIly or
by attorney, then and there in said Court, to-
show cause il any they can, why the beneftof
the Acts aforesaid should not be granted TO the.
said Robert Samuel upon his executing the
by The Acts aforesaid.
THOS. q. BACON, C. ,C.,P.
Clerks Office, 24lh Nov 1916 3m A.
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Notice..
THE subscriber

III L subscriber
Em gives notice 10 his kM&
Dlriends and the. pub. ssgszlD
llc, that he has established SHOE & BOOT
NJ MANDATORY, at Po,iersviIle. Having
employed first rate workmen, he is prepared to
accommodate all who may favor him with their
Gu storn, with Boots and Shoes made III the
best and neatest style. on moderate terms
done on the shortest notice
The subscriber being engaged in the Tan.
ming Busines, will exchange Shoes and Leath.
er for Hides, either dry or green.
BAILEY CORLEY
february 3 I3 9
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD. DISTRICT, =
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

hLIVER SIMPSON,, who is now,in tile
W custody Of the Sheriff Of Edgefeid Dis
trict. by virtue eota surrender ofhis bal. under
writ Of earias al sdtistaciendum, at the suit
Of Robinson & Caldwell, having fled his peti.
tion with . schednle on oath Of his whole es.
late and effects. with the purpose of obtaining
the benefit of the Acts Of the General Assem-.
bly,, commonly called the Insolvent Debtors
Acts. Public Notice is hereby given. that the
said petition Of the said Oliver Simpson, will
be heard and considered in the Court Of COM
mon Pleas, al Ed gefeld Court House, on the
First Monday in March nert, or on such other
day as the Court may order during the term,
commencing on the first Monday in March
next. at said paces and all the creditors oft,e;
said Oliver Simpson, are hereby summoned
personally, or by attorney, then and there, in
said Court 10 shew cause, If any they can,
why the benefit Of the Acts aforesaid, should
not be grar ted 10 the said Oliver Simpson, up:
on his executing the assignment required by
said Acts.
THOMAS G. BACON, C. c. n:
Clerks Office, NoVr. l9;h, 1916. -:
nov. Is 3m al {
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
In EQUITY.
Tillmau WATSON & Sarah Raiford. }

lImdu NhiSOn " Cdr du 1e1iloIu'
Michael Watson. and others
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
IN thai by virtue OF at order of Chan
cellor Caldwell, in This case, shall sell,
at Mrs Chloe Watson's, al The Ridge, on
Saturday Goth February, insl.. the follow
ing fifteen Negroes, viz-Isaac, Dick, Jes-
Sc, Eliza. Caroline, Toney, Jane, Fanny,
John, Dill, Henry, Elbert, Ellick, aud
Bridget and child Hasty.
Said Negroes will be sold on credit Of
one, TWO and three years. with Interest
from the day Of sale, payable annually, on
the first Of January, except that one Of
said negroes, Of sufficient value, will he
sold for cash, as 10 so much as will pay
the cost, the balance on like credit with
the others.
Purchasers to give bond and good per.
sUnal securitv Tor The purchase money.
s. S. TOMPKINS, C. E. E. d.
Commits. Office Feb 81 8
It HAS PERFECTLY CURED ME!
PHILADELPHIA, December 1887.
To Dr.. D. Jayne-Dear Sir-rhe astonsh-
ING aud miraculous beneficial effects your val
nnble EXPECTORANr had OIL my neig!hor,
The Rev. Mr.. Rushing, made so favorable I'M
preston on my mind, that after consulting with
several friends, and learning that you were a
regular Practitioner Of Medicine. called upon
You and purchased half dozen bottles, and
told you that i'll lived to take them, you should
have agood report from ME.
am alive and well this day Thanks to a
merciful God, and your Expectvrant; and now
fcome orwardcheerlully to fulfil my promise.
For twenty long years had Jeen constant
sufferer from The effects of a hard, dry cough,
pain in the breast, and difficulty Of breathing ;
the last fiSe of which, chills aud fevers, every
spring and fall added to my misery. | was
worn away to mere skeleton with the great
est difficulty only could get up and down
stairs; my appetite was gone, and my strength
had so far failed me, that my friends were per-
s,laded could not survive many weeks, unless
ob,sined relief. Indeed, sir, my situation was
so perfectly miserable 10 myself, and so dis.
,ressing to my family. that felt willing to,die,
whenever it should please the Master TO take
me home. But heard ofyour medicine, and
relief came. Yes! it proved the Balm of
Gilead" to my poor afflicted body. Before
n 4 taken ONE BOTTLE, experienced 4 miti-
8 uon OF all my symptoms, and to my great
70, found in the continued use Of it the hap
plest relief. In short sir, 1T HAS MADE A
PERFECT CURE OF ME-and can truly
say, have no desire to be better.
With everlasting gratitude, am, dear sir,
your obliged friend. MARY GILL.
Corner Of Rose Street and Germantown
Road, Philadelphia.
r 8 ROBERTS is DR.. D. Jaync's only
Agen. at Edgeheld Court House.
Feb 10 81 8
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

IN EQOllf.
Ann F. Williams and
Tabitha Martin,
IS. BWfor
Freeman G. Martin; Partition, &c.
James w. Caldwell and
wife Frances, g. others.
1T appearing to my satisfaction. that The de.
n PENDANTS James w. Caldwell, and wife
Frances, reside beyond the limits of this State.
On motion of Griffin and Bonham, Complain
ants Solicitors, Ordered, thai the said James
w. Caldwell and wife Frances, do appear and
plead, answer OF delnur TO this bill, within
three months from the publication this order,
or that the said bill be taken pro eonfcsSo agans t
them. S. s. TOMkiNS, C. L. F.. D.
Commissioner's Office, Edgefield c. Fl.
January %, 1917.
January 81 3m
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OVERSEER WANTED

IMMEDIATELY, 10 take charge Of a
Il small farm and six or eight hands.
Liberal wages will be given.
A man with small family will be pie
ferred.
Apply a, this Office.
January 26 I If