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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-19
WiilOughby Medical College of
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rENE suar essn lectures Ia Institution will commence on
"Wednesday, the tard day If Aouember aud
weeks There VIII he SIX lectures daily excepting Saturdays
The following the Professors
w. n. CHLos NJ D.,
and Chldrea
JoHs BuTrERFELD, NJ D. Prof Of Special Pathology
Of Medicine.
T. RUsH SPENCER, NJ D.. Prof If .Nata General
Pathology.
RICHARD L. Howard, NJ D., Pref Of Principles Practice Of
Surgery
JESSE JUDKINs, NJ D. Prof of 7ratOmy and Physiology
FREDERcK hERRIcK, A NJ, Prof Of Chemistry.
SAMUEL NJ SMITH, NJ D. Prof Of HdeH Jarspr and
sanity.
NORMAN Car, NJ. d., DanOHstTatOr Of .7aatOmy
Preliminary Course of Lectures.
There will be preliminary during
m0:t Of October Ing
PHYscAL DiAGSosis, By Prof BHiterfeld
SURGERY EYE, By Prof IfoDard.
ANAToMf NtscERA. by Pref JHdkiRs and DR.. Gdy
GENERAL IHERAPEr1ics, &C.. By PRO-: Smith.
No charge 10 lie made FOR the Oclo er course.
Fees Tickets OF all the Professors SIS 90
Naturalization, 90
DsSeciug Ticket, 90
Beard including iOOm fuel lights &c. from 81 so 50 90 per
week.
Surgical operations and Prescriptions
JOHN BUTrERFIEI,D. Dena
Columbus. 4w- Nolka
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From the 81. Louis Union, August IL.
Late from Santa Fee.

The steamer Iamdrlaae arrived from the Missouri
river just as we were going to press; from her gen.
tlemany officers obtain the following information
train arrived at Fort Leavenworth on the 9th
inst, in charge of McCarty. They left Santa Fe on
the 9th Of July, and met the first Government train
one hundred miles out, Lieut. Love at the Upper
Semirone Springs, Easton's battalion the Arkansas.
A few days previous TO meeting Easton's command,
some OF his men had been surprised by the Indians
whilst getting wood upon the opposite side of the
river, and eight men were killed and wounded-one
OF whom was alive when assistance came; vino
stated that white took his scalp. He begged
for his life, stating that he had a family, but was
answered that he (the scaper) "did not care d-h."
When McCarty arrived at Brazos, he learned that
LIT. Brown, of Captain Horne's company, had been
killed, with several of his men few DAYS previous
upon which Major EdmonSon dispatched ON the
night Of the 9th, party of men, who after sklr-
mish with MexcanS. killed FIVE or six, and took be-
tween thirty and forty prisoners. After whipping
several of the prisoners and threa tening hang them
they at last confessed that there a conspiracy on
foot for the purpose Of enactng another in
the neighborhood Of Taos and Bagass A letter was
found the person of of the prisoners purport
ing TO come from the rlngleadcr of the former
spracy at TAGS. In this letter he wished to be in
formed of the instant Fishers company left Santa Fe
as it was necessary for him to know Immediately, to
mature his plan. He declares his determination
Santa Fe.
p. 5. Since the above was written, we learn from
MIR. Coultrie. who came in yesterday. that the new
difficulty at Vegas originated as follows Several
horses were stolen about the 18th of June, from Capt
Horine's company 1t. Brown, and Privotes Quis-
enbury and Mechanism, guided by SPanIard,
started in pursuit
For several days they not heard from. but
finally woman came to Bagos, and informed Capt.
Horne that she had learned that several persons had
been killed. Maj. Edmonson Immediately stationed
pickeis as to be ready for attack. few days
afterwards, some Of our soldiers whilst hunting dis
covered three Mexicans endeavorng to conceal them
selves. They brought the Mexicans into Bagos,
where full confession Was ext0ried from them. as
given above They pretended to have gained their
information of the proposed rising, whilst at in
Los Vegas. Thereupon Maj Edmonson took all OF
his men that were mounted, proceeded to Los Vegas,
captured the town, killed six or eight Mexicans, and
took thirty forty prisoners. Our in New
Mexico were sppTehenEive of attack from the ene-
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General TaylOr again.

General Taylor has written another letter with ref
erence to the position that public opinion seems TO
force him 10 take in relation the next Presidency
1t bears date the day after lie made his Fourth-ofJuy
speech at Monterey, and was Written in reply 10
letter addressed to him by p. S. Smith, Esq, of Phla-
delphla with the design of eliciting bis sentiments
In regard to the political opinions of the Native
American party.
HEAD QUARTERs ARiIY OF OctUfAfioS, !
Camp near Monterey, July =, 1S41.
SR:-The prospectus of Native American paper, to
be edited by YOURSELF forwarded with attached
marks from you, has been duly received
Upon the points alluded in those remarks and to
which members of the Native American party require
sent from those whom they favor for the Presidency
cah only say with all candor that if elected that office
must be 10y the spontaneous will of the pe6pe large,
and without agency pledge my part in any parlcu-
lar If ever I'll that high Office IL be bntrankled
with party obligations interests of any kind and un-
der but those which the Constitution and the high
Interests of the nation large seriously and SOL
EMMY demand
do desire the Presidency, and only yield thus far
my be considered a candidate in the pro-
portion in which is desired by the people, trsspectee
Of party
Your paper--ihe No. which you were kind enough to
promise-wi be very acceptable meanwhile can only
hope it will prove useful 10 the country.
Very truly and sincerely. your obi serv't,
TAYLOR. Maj. Gen. U. s. Army.
Sutru Esd phadalnhia ID,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-19

When in Havana last winter, bad consultation
with a meeting Of the influential and Wealthy men
OF that city upon the union Of Cuba the United STATES,
and promised 10 lay the before the people Of this
country soon the Mexican question had been dis
posed u Mexico. TO all ntents and purposes. in
possession All parties in the United States, and
foreign nations look upon that question settled far
conquest and occupation eoncetned. aud hast
en- 10 fulfil our promise, and that promise must be
apology for this article Cua by geographical position,
necessity and right, belongs the United States, may
and must I've ours. The moment has arrived 1t in
our hands and under flag Cuba in he natket For
sale. and authorized By parties ennents able to
fulfil what they propose say, that If the nied States
will offer the Spanish guvenient hunHred miIlons Of
dollars Cuba is burs, aud that with weeks notice. the
whole amount vii be tssed and paid by the inhabi
ans OF the Island. One week all they ask, if Got
eminent will only make The offer for them upon,
and which Spain is ready to accept. This is vision,
but fixed fact Of which have seen and hold the
most undoubted proofs. The possession Of Csba will
complete our chain of territory and give the North
American Continent. 1t is the garden of the world the
Key to The Gulf add The richest spot Of its size oh the face
of the earth. From Florida point lis north eastern
coast only fifty miles, bringing the Island almost within
cannon shot aud sight Of the United States Cuba yields
10 Spain annual of millions of dollars,
beside supporting $4,000 soldiers, expending least
million year upon Qualifications, aud paying another mil
lion 10 salaries TO civil aud military olfces-in fact her
total revenue to Spain, is millions. which will
double the moment it comes under the United States
Cuba produces the best sugar coffee tobacco umd ropi
cal fruits in the world 1t has gold and sllsef and the
richest copper mines known Its harhors surface Of the
country and climate uHvaled, and ia less than five
years its would more than pay the entire purchase
money asked by Spain. Cuba must be ours! Stretching
from FLORIDA Yucatan it commands the Gulf and coast
Of Mexico. II Target than Iresnd-neary as large
the New England States containing SO 500 square miles
Of the fertile soil under the sun. To US II is ndis-
pensabe. We want its habOrs for ships to touch
a..
and English transatlantic sesmers-fJr products and
trade and the grand key TO the Gulf of Mexico Give
US Cuba, and our possessions complete. Spain is
ready SELL the Cuhans waiting for make
purchase. aud to into the Union. Let the
thing be done; pledge ourselves that the hundred
millions will be forthcoming the Offer and that
Cuba will prove the tshet conquest made by the
United Stsles-t D. Times
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-19

composing the divisions Of Gems Worth and Twiggs
are probably better soldiers than any present in The
world Nor Is the division Of Gen. Quitman, which will
doubtless take active part IN operations take
place, much behind the others The regiments ebmpos
ing 1t, the New York, South Carolina and LIST and "a
Pennsy have been long enough in the field TO be-
come well Drilled while stePtoes admirable battery is
attached TO II.
have gentleman ,sho left the capital two DAVIS
since. He Says that the Me1cans quietly awaiting
the approach of Gen. Scott having all their works and
fortihcatons completed. The story that the city was
partially Overlooked Is confirmed, but the report
extent oil the nundaion, and Of the sickness il had
soned, have been exaggerated There was a strong be-
lei among many of the oregnefs that there WIS per-
feet understanding between Gen Scott aud Santa Anna
and peace would grow Of H. The Congress was still
at oggerheads with The President, all business was com
Pletely at stand and The only law known that of
the military.
There Is now every indication that the army will move
upon the capital in the Of the coming six DAYS
and is more than probable that the hardest fight vet will
be al the city Of MexlcO-ts the opinion of the maiur
ty. Santa Anna however much he may be averse 10 it,
can hardly avoid battle although he will still creep out
OF II If possible. No in all the secrets can
know any thing with certainty, but there vet strong
believe that the English legation Is exertng
every influence keep the Americans Of the CAPITAL
and to effect this Santa Anna has been tempered with
and golden showers, of American coinage, mind you;
have been made to rise before him. The English do not
want in the city of Mexicohey have interests of
their subserve and fearful the American hold
upon This shattered Republic will soon be too strong 10
be shaken off except to their great deirlent
The obstlnacy OF Congress, the deep hatred Of the
MexIcans to the Americans, and the slight hold Santa
Anna has upon the people, may, and probably WILL pre-.
vent his schemes and those of the English from
ing carried out-rhe coming fortnight will tell the story
No wonder the English anxious this brought
to close for il has already proved most disastrous to
their heavy mercantile interests in the country and its
continuance must hasten It's utter ruin IN ways than
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-19

CINCINNATI, Aug. ~, P. m.-Ff0ar-Late on
Thursday So 100 and 10 brls. sold from
$50 To-day prices fully sustained but the sales
moderaIe-l00 brls City Mills at AS; 300 do from store
at 4:55 20 do and a small lot 450. A lot of $50
brls in canal boat to-day, which only
because is the largest lot which has arrived by canal for
some time.
PrOrisiOns-SaIes to-day of hhds Bacon Shoulders
6ic pkd do sugar cured canvassed Hams l0c pkd.
We hear of other sales of Importance The parIcu
lars of which not ascenaIned, but very full prices
realized.
Whisky.-The sales to-day a further decline.
The ansacons include 40 and % brs la Is do
IL l5c 300 do in lots l7c and 900 do rectied from
store at l6tc.
0dts-A sale OF 700 bush in bulk at 25c-Ga-ette
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-19

7he Brilliant Yg obtained the timely aid Of Capt Bnges
battery Buena VISTA does the
wonderful constantly epoedto from the Of Dr.
Brasgs Queen Vegetable Sugar
ve cils and fever cOngeve dyspepsia and reasm sc
The great demand for these pills far exceeds Ae supply this time,
although Dr. Bragg putting perday. genensnn
writes 5000 boxes, his neiebofood
this summer and them forthwith but informed he will
have TO wait his three beTe The
Pills charm
upon named diseases We suffering patient
Try them without fail They purely veseae and can have
the HIS
them, as thef ~ calomel o. arsenic
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-19
I,ltAtk.IhNt.NEENr

OF the Land SdleS IN the INDIA APOLIS, FORT
WAYNE, and VIVA MAC Districts, IN The
.Siafe Of Ipditnn
ATOTfCE Is hereby given Nm ~ The lands in the Miami
cesson Indiana ordered by TalamaiB 81 The President
Of the Unnel dated itB day Il May. lei4 Ia lie
at Indianaphis. SIKH day f
her. Ie7 at Wayne y 20h Sen1inl~
1917 aud the and Office Ninamsc ie twenty srseHlh
Seieue lSI7 are deciaTed he pl>ihrd un-and 10 Cn
n:ence ON Mn,isy. Is- 10Th ct December. 1871
l1s aiusIhn This secid day
of July ammo dunn one Thousand minded and IyiIy
By ile President RICHARD VI. YOUNG,
.ssiune of tie Gen. Land Office.
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my, and Gen. Price had ordered in all Of the grazing
parties from the country Small parties, going from
Santa Fe into the country had been heard FROM
and It was supposed that they had been murdered
This Indicated state Of hostility the part of the
Inhabitants, requiring the utmost vigilance TO prevent
surprise or further disasters.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NJ Office he ehy given thai Saturday the 7esh day
~ August Is4 The goods and cAues be ongin The
Frederick Shers will be- sod undersg
laid pubic auctiOn at the late rs
dence The deceased in Lawrence township Maon ~,
of min dollars.
purcI giving approved Withur vsu5
ADVERTISEMENT laws Sale ence al 10 o'clock u the
morning The he sold consists Of orss hogs CATH
sheen farming n,il hoashS kcheh
to
oI-aws MADISON " EBB Adnr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-19

Married, On Sunday evening last, August 18th,
by Kew. P. Kunlz, Mr.. CHARLES FRIEDRICH BABE, to
Miss WLHELMINE KoLLER. It's all out now and
Fred. looks as happy as a clam.
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6 & e e q

tTere great many remedies whcwi break the Chlsby
Cnniue and Mineral
the disease pr-dispsed
fore. But Sous Ysgabs dgu Syrup, which be had al 0ws
hey Co only breaks the chls in twenty 6hr hours hut by
following the drertions strictly the disease fm returning
and perfectly safe iof the youngest infant They
agents Rogers Compound Syrup If Lssrot Tar
remarkable OF diseased lungs % 4w
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pOSTPONEnIENr

" the Land SdeS Ut M INDIlNAGOLfS,F Oh
WA YNE. and WINA.HAC Districts, IN the
State al INDIANA.
NTrtCE hereby give the sales Of the lands in the Miami
" in Ordered pIociauiatiou le President
Of day ' May, lsl7 he
held al me Land Office indiIWps, the A day at Setn-
her I7 "A the Land Office Fort Navne The 2h September,
IsI7; aud at Office Winamle the seventh
nd which Ses by public nH dated the
scud day July, 547, DECLARED he posnonrd nIand 10
rnence 2h day uf lecenteT s4 hereby dec AIRED ia
he still further pslp,Ird cnnience, the La hre
at Monday LIST day uf May, e4o the Land
Offer Aoaiy the 9Th day ct May, S4S
he Land winaae Monday. the h dal f May iss.
laud the uf Washington, i l4h day
thousand hundred aud
Il, the President. RICHARD NJ YOUNG.
SStulrr adj llr frruf sludfN
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The news that we this day publish establishes two
things, viz: That the eagerly circulated by
the Journal in an extra, was all hu5ug as we dis
tinctly pronounced H. u. That the people, aud espe.
clay our contemporaries, when they want real news,
and zee are in possession of it, they shall always have
1t, and that in good season. We never have, and ne
yer will, issue extras, rumors, without some con-
current evidence. And boldly assert, that the
State Sentinel for early and correct intelligence has
not, and shall not, be surpassed. The character of
the paper is too dear to u.s. to sacrifice it in such at
tempfS TO be smart.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-19

TRoUBLED.-A correspondent of the Neie York Tri.
buae (Whg) places the Taylor Wings in the following
dilemma
"In regard to "Gen. Taylor in correction with
this war upon Mexico, have just u word or to
say. If the be most picked, nureroaS, and pr
ratical war; (and believe it to be such) then unless
you demonstrate that it is right to do rorong, zen.
Taylor can never clear his skirts from the blood of the
Mexicans he has been instrumental in butchering,
much less free himself from all responsibility in the
matter"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-19
SeIERsFF,S SALE.

HpY virtue Of execution directed from the clerk ore
AZ Of the Marion circuit court will expose 10 public sale on
the 2eth of Ag the
indianapolis the hours by and
profits, for years. OF the following real estate town
Commencing the south oil south quarter
Of section No 49, township No. H. and hce
so rods thence north Tie
south west corner of said quarter section much viii
satisfy said judgment and all rosts.
And failure realize full Judgment interest
and will the place pose simple
of said estate Taken the property of Co COlp the
suit OF john Burk Admr. A. ". RUSSELL
Ig3w (s2G0l Sheriff of Nation County.
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mAKSaIAI.,S SALE.

HpY virtue writ Of rendion exponas d
30 rerted from The clerks e of circuit Of the Uni
ted states for the district Of indiana will fer sale tie
house Boomheld county Inii-
ana or the 10Th day Of September next betwe 10 NJ and p
NJ the and profits follow described
win: West half or section and
Of W q section 81 town And failure 10
allie sufficient satisfy the demand will at the time
and ae offer for sale the fee simple of said above described real
estate Taken the property ofte defendants III suit
d. Davis, against Andrew Downing, ct nj. A. PEPPER
u s. Marshal District lndana
cot Sep. fPr. fee 90, b. MrOu.r. Denuty
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BRAGG's INDIAN QUEEN VEGETA-
BLE SUGAR COATED PILLS.
1 De,frfIcfiVe Enf

BIsAGG's INDIAN QUEEN vEGETA-
BLE SUGAR COATED PILLS.
A Destructive Enemy
mi-operafing senti, but constantly
y siutons regardless a.e wealth, rrspectat,! Or 90
And marks ms ricfinls at az seasonS q M gar.
by whose svaes three Of the whole human fatally
or tile Stage Of Action.
We alIude to ers heit different forms becsse ever Is %
ssr srssps as fever heoa !, s.sr &c The rrsss
neglected until Tor relief be sOrdrd ard
Ine sufferer Dies.
b ,ls,s sd nth " i,s a. Sr in All css is found ia
prompt and timely Bass TadaH Queen Teseats
s%y other offered 70 IA public and s,e eu'ias
sands Of annually They aiy eonsrre and srpei
atel inestimab the eonmahs wherever
they have been Introduced.
Thee thousands OF whom are the
respectable members of the healing att 70 the suses ro
pres OF ee meeine AMI the incumeTale permanent cures
family shOui without house ready for use hea
They cerrsy superior Pnrsae To- eie
known
Read AMI consider.
Extract OF letter frtm DIR. Jams g. Riggs. rher TO ExoV
Bogg OF Missouri who he talented and success
full practitioners in tn chckssaw country Tie gentleman
of the highest responsibility Standing having filled very
important Office intel United
States Consul to the Repub &c Of Mexico-l
DR.. BRAGs: Dear Sir-ince your with have
had opportunity Of testing the virtues Of your pills and find
consequence that shall recommend th,In in my ~cfce
also to aver dense population II we have cur usual guam nm
probability is that an mme qeaniy Of year pills can be do-
II you see proper therefore, forward 20 this agecT
good supply and in fact would make his il tn centre OF
the ickasaw cuntry; roth which in this the
adjoining counties coul be supplied appcs You viii ad
dress me here care Of H. ork CO. Memphis, Tenn a the
SAME time forward express Instructions as reg rnsnces.
advertising, g.. Very teSpcc frlly, your obi seTTt
JAMES L. BOGGo, II ID.
Fsrvie'v, Pontoioc Co, Miss. Aug. n,
,gy-FOr sale. Wh0es De and
81. WADE ana ToMiINsoN BRoTutss. Indianapolis
II +. GREEN. D oSnsurg.
JOHN w. VAUGHAN Pftshor5ugh.
CAVE J. CARTER jamestown
B. SWEENEY. Rorltou.
ID AVID WOODFORD, TkOrnovfn.
LANE SION. lie abon.
PlrZER VEL H, Eag'e Vilage.
GRAFTON JOHNSON. urrenyood
MANWARLNG x ADAMS, Fanklif.
y. ID. ROBINS. Edin ure.
EDWARD 2. DAY. : elhvvi-le.
LUDLOW 4 KENFDY Marion.
IRA BAlLEN, FrerpOr-
II. PIERSON. Greenfield.
WM. SILVER Pendeop.
WILLIS g. ATHERTON, AndersontoNh.
J. HOCKEr, Planted.
J. W. WALTON, bridgeport.
W. J. UNGIES, BelIcyille.
by Druggists Merchants generally trOus the south
and West.
May 25h, lsi7 epW&SWlvC27s
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MAkESIiAL,s SALE.

MAiESHAL'S SALE.
ES virtue of two Of execions III Fas TO me directed from
NJ the CLERKS Office f the court o the United states TOT me
district Of ndna will offer for sale the court house door an the
Of Madison and az Indiana the 4t day SeT1n er
between 10 A. NJ and r. NJ, the fens and profits 'o rvr
Of the following described rea estate. In wiz The @ 81 r
and half s the section d. own p north range east
% north, ~st situate
nj Fort Wayne int' And o
failure 10 realize sufficient ssf The demands what hr
place the fee Simple Of said aqse descr
properly Isaac Bdsah al the of
against Thomas
ard aud Bedsau A. u PEPfEk,
IT, s. MaTsilh Tor Dist Indiana.
BY Csc. Me)cAr, Deputy.
Ju:v lS47
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70 4 LOt, NHJ NeT. q. ,. III
PETER SEES SMITH, Esq, Philadelphia Pa.

0SFThe Steubenville Herald late TAYLOR paper,
contains the following article, which, believe, ex.
presses the general sentiments of the federal press at
present:
Some of the wouId-be leading wing papers are etdea
vorng put face Gen. Tay ors recent letter to
the editor of the Gin. Signal. That's we'll enough-
will require sort of dressing before it can be
cognzed as l1h,g document; and think our wing
friends will prove incompetent the task The day has
gone by when receive the support of the wing
party until he makes full exposure Of his sentiments
honest declaration of his political opinions If Gen
Taylor had been politician for years gone by-ad pre-
viOusy made known his sentmenls-and they were
known 10 the people, It would not have been ss-
sential at this time, for him define his position.
But politically he is unknown the people - and
those editors who persist in ibrusing him upon the
parity regardless Of his political opinions must pre-
sumo much upon the servy of the "rank and ile" IL
Gen. T. is be preferred old and long tried veler-
in the party because he has smelt little bloOd and
gunpowder, we think the the party has reached that
point Of moral destution that whom they
may nominate But do think the party will ever
act with such perfect disregard Of principle that it
will support who does adopt chg senti-
ments-is not known a ,chig-is free to be ac-
knowledged tohig-and is proud to be called a 1chig
- Steuben1iUe Herald, July z.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

NOTICE Hereby gwen August 49, letters Of adj
" mniirstoh on the Of Frede c Shee late Marin
county duly granted the undersigned
suppos he ,ove All persons Indebted to tho
he pa, ment without delay nd Tho
fig claims against the same present their claims will in the
TIME Emitted by law, properly adjusted Tor serl nisnt
si-3wi. MADISON WEBB. Admr