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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-04

IN CIIA\CERN

The Defendants William 4. Watson and ',Ln 3,
llnslfy. who are ont oflhs county. and against whom
he fIdnlif appears q have proceeded in The mode ira
ScTlbcd by law against absent Defendants stilI lr
appear and answer 'tion OF The Plaintiff by con-
S. the Court doth take his bill for confessed as /, th,s
Defendants And This cause came IN To be heard uno,
the Oil, answer Of Judith Inscy and the infant De-
endanS. upon the subpG9as awarded therein on the I
day o December, lSl6.and n day Of DccembrlSi7
which appear % have been duv served up1n the Desn
dantS Joshua G. Tinslty, William T. TiuS V, Addison
linSIey, Paullna Tinsley William liobson and Mar,
y Ms wlie who tail 70 appear and answer. and upon lie
exhibits, Ne, was argued BY counsel On consideration,
whereof. the Court, taking the bill of the Plaintiff f,
confessed to the last named Defendants WI, fail 10 an
pear and answer. doth adudIe order ana decree thai
the Defendant, W lillian A. Watson, d. render \, ac
count OF his Administration of the estate of Robert Tins
ley deed, before Commissioner Of this Cour, NAM /,
hereby directed tueNamne,S and settle tie same TIA,
the said Commissioner d. also take an account ofhe r,
estate whereof the said Robert Tiu,ley died. seized
and possessed. And also If the ana dirnityftba
debts due from the estate Of The said Robert Tnslev
deed For which purpose the Commissioner i, to notify
the creditors osaid Islev BY publication in some news
paper in the town uf lynchbng appear brfre lin III
day to be fixed by him--and that said Commissioner
report SAID accounts to this Court with any matters sne
caliy stated thought pertinent by himself Or required BY
the parties 10 be 81 settled
cory Teste,
JOSEPH WI SON CI,t
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~ IL ~ " " " IL . !
m HE subscribers are n receipt of large portion Of
Il their Fall Supply Of Goods, which will be sold to
our friends and the public generally, (who may favor
with their custo low they be procured in this
market.
Our stock being large and well assorted, pre-
pared SELL wholesale Goods the liberal terms,
and would ask a call from Country Merchants.
The following comprises part Of their stock Cloths
Cassineres and Vestngs, French Merinos Gala Plads
and Mouselanes, French Cashmeres and Lamar,ine
Pads splendid Velvet and Merino Coaks (new styles,
French work Capes and Collars, Gall knds) silk rnges,
Gimps and Buttons. Merino Shawls. mode and fancy
colours, Alpaccas. Silk warp black and fancy do super
fancy dress silks. Scoc oh plaids. and Ginghams bes
Kid and Silk Gloves and Egyptian mtis Scarlet blue
green and mode culored French Merno Shoes, Bootst
! Hats and Caps, &c,
! Sole Leather, with heavy stock ofcoatse Goods, Oh
every description Cal and see.
! PETERS AND SIIC LFR.
Sept. 2l-ts.
u NJACKEREL AND HERRINGS--l5 BBLS. fat
wi No g. Mackerel-20 bbs and half bbls Herrngs
sale by GEO. BAGBY.
Oct. Its
| BLANK BONDS FOR SALE AL THIS OFFICE.
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EXPERIENCE HAS SHOWN THAT THIS
NEEMiFD GE ENCELS ALL OTHERS
IN EFFICIENCY AND SAFETY
September its

NERMlFJ GE ENCELS ALL OTHERS
IN EFFICIENCY AND SAFETY.
ENtRi Druggist Physician who has had any curiosity
- to inquire into where the Nermifugc La Been made
use Of can furnish abundant evidence IF M ef-,y II ~
phS orms and the good effect produced on the gener-
al health of the patient
Is mia IN rs operations, contains calomt nor other
to the most delicate infant 9"''',
The PFoPrerS have in their possession hundreds of Ger
;ateS Of It's good effects, which will be exhibited to anv
"ho may wish to them. Tie following It'll I'M ! s,r
men OF them. 80 80 $780,
Certificate efthe Mayor cfhe City Of Lancaster. Pa
LANCASTER CITY, July 3rd 1872
Messrs. Is. a. Fahnesock s 60.
Gentlemen Several Of the Younger branches of ~,
Il! ,9oonS under symptoms indicating worms induced the
dPT4on q various remedies, and happy ito saw that
9oH Neru@e had the desired effect in one instance RI
moving the almost incredible number of Isl Of tbr ar@e
worms from one patient, which addition to its otherted
fuaties IN my tamiy establish the efficacy Of YOUR Verm
NJ CARPENTER,
Mayor, Lancaste City
Certificate Of a Physician.
Mayfeld, Ky, August 10Th
Messrs E. Z. Fahnestocs s Co:
"ehtemen-na practice of medicine for the last twenty
hNe never used any medicine that exceled YOURS III
oiins"'a ABOUT the expulsion OF worms
J.R. DALLAM, MD.
Ihe re'il pree . cents per VIAL which brings It with
UNPARALE ED POSITION AND EFFRoN
Terry.
IN individual named s Fahnestoc has repeatedly assert
ca thai the article which he calls cdr s. Fahneock', Nar
iuSe Is the same equal to the Vermuge prepared by
y r. i =!
The public assured that this is BASE FALSE
ana are hereby cautioned against conioundlng the
spurious article it'll mine 1t is entire different in its com
POSITION and does not possess the virtues and powers of nv
PREPARATION = -!
~, B. A. FATINESTOCK
he genuine ARTICLES for sale in Lynchburg by
April 2i-oany-N
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POST COACHES.


the Louisa and Ricim nd and FrederichSb,rg
Road 10 Richmond and Northern Giles.
Fare to Richmond 81 80
Fare to junction 80
PASSENGERS BY this line leave Lynchburg on
L Sunday. "Wednesday and Friday mornings; ar
rive at Charlottesville evening, where they spend
the night and with the Nurthen train at the
Junction at O'clock A. NJ, reaching Richmond at /
oclock A. NJ.
Passengers going North arrive atW ashngton city at
p m, Baltimore at p. m, Philadelphia in the
Of the ngnt-besg "a hours in advance of any other line
leaving Lynchburg Passengers assured Of regular
connection and no detention.
HEISkELI. & CO.
Office at Franklin Hotel Lynchburg Richmond and
Fredericksburg Rail Road office, Richmond, Va.
Noy Cts
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Nov. =, is1s.

SNE begs leave to call attention. 20 the
above notice. and to inform his friends and the public
generally that he will continue the business at the old
OF Smthson, Sepoe 90, Opposite the Farmers Banl
and that he is receiyng arge and we'll solicited
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SPLENDID STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
At 10. 2l3, Market Street. Baltimore, Nd
Z AMBITION EASTER&CO,

Nv II tie dltuiIpn 81 wholesale ana retail purcha
4 sers 70 their stock Of Goods OPEN embracing in
RICH SILKS AND DRESS GOODS,
Every new style Printed, Plain and S Tin Striped and
PLAID Cashmere and Mousselne; Satin striped Orenals
Embroidered CaShneres; rich white and COLD Dotted
Nlnslns; Embroidered Cashmere Robes; cod L-onese
Cloths; Alpacas; rich and low priced Plaid Goods with
full supply Of medium and low priced Dress Goods,
and hI4h coIered Fabrics for children's wear.
Coored Dress Silks, of very rich. medium and .ow
priced styles, o. the latest inspirations
Rich high 'ustred Black Silks, Of all widths
Rich black waterel, satin striped and satin plaid
Millinery silks; satlns: marceineS; fi)rences. Sc.
Six selvets a very large stock Of all coors
shaw!s, visites and Mantilia.
Splendid long and square Cashmere Shawls
t.Ich embroidered Grape shaws
Embroidered Cashmere and Ihll... ionr and square
plaid ric printed Cashmere and IerkeG, ba OK and CO.
sored sl!k and mourning shawlS, of every Style
SAX sltes iAantllias; cloaks &c:
Mourning Goods,
In iupln'sver superior Bombaznes
"a and 1 black monssenes; 3 \ and 6 black cash
mereS; black French Nenos; superior Apacas; mour-
ming Cashmeres and dress goods generally.
Also, English and Italian grapes; gloves; hosiery.
owe wells, sc.
French MeGines.
full assortment Of Lupu's French mpfros. ..,aiu-
featured expressly Tor our sales trun samnp ne cnInrS
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ShaW!s, visites and fiantil'a..
Mourning Goods,
French MeYines.

4 full assortment Of Lupin's French mpiros. .na
featured expressly for sales from sample Of col
sent out bv u.s.
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William 4. Watson Admins rator IF Robert -rYu-
ley dee d. judith TInsley. John J Tinsley. Joshu, e
llnsley, " llIlam p. Tnsey, Addison Tinslry P,uI
"a "a linsIry, William liobson, Mary G Ills WIFI Ann
iinsIty and Henrietta Ims,y TIE last two infant, H.
Joseph " llson, their Guardian ad Item
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SUPERIOR LAMP OIL. AUST received, supply Of
= ,rn.r bleuced LAMP OIL, warranted pure, for
ale by JOHN II SEAY,
Noyt Druggist.
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r INSEED OIL and White Lead.--A supply Of
IL pure Mountain Llnseed OIL and Lewis's White Lead
For sale By JOHN ii. SEAY,
Nov 2-ts
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Family Groceries y Sfapfe Dyw 1:ood,
Hats. Caps. Boots. Shoes, SC. Sc.

And also a good assortment of HARDWARE, which, with
the additions that will continue be made to his stock
Will enable him to offer to his customers and friends geneal
v, very desirable stock which lie determined to sell
cheap for cash approved credit
Particular attention will be given to COSSIGNMENTS
OF PRODUCE Of all kinds Prompt returns rendered,
Ie kindly and respectfully socts the patronage Of the
public, ting them to examination of his stock
WILLIAM L. SMIrUSON
Opposite the Farmers Bank I.vnchbnrg Va
p. S.-Par.cuar attention given to orders WI. s.
Nov It's
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Oct. 23'-w2n

~ CHcnn Superior Conrt Of Law ana Oh arr..--
heid or Bedford county, the Oh day September Si
Samuel Garland. Administrator de 5,nis non of Ar,i
bald Robertson, deed pI,i,,,r
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A RULES HELD IN THE CI.ERK,S nErI1,"
I The Circuit Superior CoIIt Of Law and Cn,n = OF
county OF Halifax, in the month Of October Tor The
James {. Bruce; executor of James Bruce AKA
pllipt,u
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA,
Medical Department.

TUE leures in this College lately concluded by the grade
Il ston large class, viii commence the Goth OF No.
ycmbef, 1.-THE capacous rdee Common street. which the
builders rapidly finishing. Having adopted and
tanned hgh standard OF medical education the Professors
from theconnexion with the city hospitals enjoy superior
vantsges IT. practical instruction Clinical Medicine, Sur
gerry, and Midwifery. There is fine amphitheare in the
Charity Hospital for surgical operations and lectures Oppor-
unes 70 the pursuit of practical anatomy unequaed
subjects bng supplied gatutously any number For fur
Their niornson persons viii please address the Dean for tie
printed circular and catalogue. For :he correction Of false
satemen is proper to mention that the expenses OF board
ing &c this city much reduced that the epidemic
yellow ieer pre-, als alter the FIRST week in November
and that ercaer contagious diseases will be promscu
ousy admitted into the medical wards ofthe hospital
JoHS hREsoS, NJ. d. Professor OF physiology and Pa.
tholoy.
JANIS oSEs NJ d. Professor Of the Theory and Practe,
Of Medcie.
WARHH STONE, VI. ID. Professor Of Surgery.
J. L. RDDELL, VI. d., Professor Of Chemisty.
A. H. tEsAs, M d., Professor Of Obstetrics and fthe Dis
eases OF Women and Children.
wv n CARPENTER, NJ d., Professor Of Materia Medisa
and Therapeutics
A. J. NEDpERBURN, VI. d. Professor Of Anatomy.
y. X ~ MosSIER, VI. ID. Demonstration Of Anatomy.
aug l5-cp6w JAMES JONES, VI. d., Dean.
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LEEsBURG ACADEMY.

nj +. ID. BROWNE having been appointed Principal of
this Institution will be ready for the reception OF pupils
on Monday, September rs.
From years. experience in teaching in Virginia great
confidence is felt being able to sustain the high standing and
usefulness Of this Academy.
The Principal has secured the continuance in the Academy
Of MIR MARSH whose services the last year with the high
est approval.
prsng the Greek Latin, French, aud Spanish languages
Pupils win be made speak the French and Spanish
merely translate. The Natural Sciences will be taught and
Mensl and Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric and History
cluded in the Care will be taken that pupils well
grounded in the common English branches.
Terms, payable in advance;
For tuition IN languages and higher English branches
per session Of five months ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Coz
DO common English branches ................ 10 90
small charge will be added for fuel, Nc sep I6--2wen
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with Us. Who desires to be better Wing than Cntenden,
Berrien, Badger, in the South Than Truman Smith,
Webster, Davis in the North Who desires be bet
ter Northern man, better Free State man. than Corwin
Baldwin, who assisted late venerable friend Mr. Adams
in his defence of the Amistad prisoners Genenen they
all with
There are others with us whom rejoice to see with
to-day and whom not their presence will prevent
me from naming Charles Hudson Joseph Grnne Daniel
r. King, ARENAS Hale, and Abbott, and Rockwell and Ash
desire not to speak of those Of whom there may be
any doubt but may speak of the eight members of the
House of Representatives who for eight years. have
served together in the halls of Congress who have shared the
confidence and the counses Of the veneaed Adams who
knew his opinions, not merely upon subjects Of general
eres but upon the great question before
sdeEaion.
All these with us. They about to fling away ambi-
ton. They have already sinfed almost man. their de-
sire and their design to be relieved from further service in the
offices which they have held There nothing TO tempt them
to express opinion contrary to their honest judgments and
honest principles But they have been long enough in the
councils of the nation to understand something of Southern
something Of Southern institutions something Of the
mode and manner in which Northern rights and Northern
principles be best vndcated They are not new
OF month year they have had experience; they have
had opportunities of assocang with Northern and South
men, and of surveying the whole field of public affairs
They have without hesitation, and with all their heart
tue conclusion that the only safe for the Wings Of
the United States to lay aside all prejudice to lay aside all
narrow and sectional views, and the support the
cordial hearty unanimous support Of the nominees OF the
Philadelphia Convention These the views Of good
and true with whom my fortune and honor to be assoca
ted in Congress. And rejoice that of Them at least,
are here, able to testify for themselves
As to myself there is mistake in regard the views
4 which entertain am Wing; and not merely Boston
Massachusetts, Wing, but American Wing; not mere
ly Northern Wing, but National Wing; not merely
Free States Whig but United States Wing lam for stand
ing by the old patform-the old party desire TO be-
meath my feet other soil than the soil of go
rious Republic. desire take my direction from other
flag than that which will include its folds the whole
thrtystars Of our glorious Union.
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE.
u.aU g)aua rfrnauf

Turing the last year the vacancy the Faculty of bis
department Of the University caused BY the resignation
the Hon. f. NJ. Ewing late Chief Justice The State of Ken
lucky The Faculty consists of the Hen. Ephram M
Ewing, LD Professor OF Constitutional Law, Equity,
Criminal Law; Hon. Henry Pre, LII D., Professor of the
Science OF Law including the Common Law and Commercial
and International Law Preston S. Loughborough, LID
Professor OF the Law Of Real Property and the Practice
Law, including Pleading and Evidence.
The course OF instruction in the Law Department by leo
lures examinations and oral expostions by the professors
The students arranged in classes senior and junior
according to their proficiency Each class is required every
dayto study lesson book, and instruction is given
on the lesson by examination, recitation, and commentary
rop the professor attending for the day. Each professor
tents the classes the lecture days each week.
bd four hours in the afternoon. In addition to which,
oneand occasionally nights each week. lectures
4iyeTed by OF the professors.
Instruction viii also be given in the preparation of legal
srnents, and forms of pleadings law and equity
BY charter entitled attend without charge the lectures
IN thu Medical Department upon medical jurisprudence.
cour OF such lectures is delivered in the the
TO the law and medical classes.
Court has been organized and held enngs
III cad week during the session. Cases stated aud
eouns designated from the senior class, for the plaintiff and
Tor h defendant, who bring their suits and prepare their
plesdgs according the forms at common law and in chan
cery I'D they brought trial agreesb the usages Of
snpers courts Of recordthe stated being regarded
the eence and the questions presented arising the plead
ngs orb special verdict. ...
The Professors, of them, preside and deliver op-
AMI decisions. All regularly placed on the
docket which is called and heard other courts
This cot viii be regularly held during each session.
valuable Law Library has been procured, Of which the
sudentsFl have the also the libraries Of the
professor.
The gree of Bachelor of Laws will be conferred upon such
students IS have attended in this University
eonr in this University after in other respec-
table law chool after having pracsed the profession
year. andhaye passed satisfactory examination before the
professors
The thh session of the school will begin on the rst Mon.
day in November, lS4s, and continue four months.
Student will furnish their text books.
The Ice each Professor for the session is $40 Mareu-
lation fee IS.
Good harding and lodging be had in the city at S
50 50 perweek.
All communications the Department should be addressed
to Protessr PlRfLE, Louisville, Kentucky.
July l2-5td&cptlOth Oct.
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TROY FEMALE SEMINARY.

IT HE Seminary has location eminently beautiful healthy
and retired Although within city, its grounds are
sufficiently spacious prevent all Interruptions from without
The main building feet in length and four stories hgh
has before veil Of finely varegsed trees tasefully
ranged in groups with flowers and shrubs In the
open Tor exercise in the air. enclosed the north
by the main building and the west by smaller one, which
devoted to the teaching and practice Of Music and Painting
oil and water coor and TO such exercises interfere with
the quiet order OF the study and class ROOM An apartment
fifty feet square reserved in the main building for instruction
in grace OF department. and 10 dancing which mostly
tiscd in winter evenings. This is used for daily
else in bad weather. aud furnished with such gymuasc
rus is useful in promoting physical health and symmetry
The advantages OF this institution the result the
cumulsed facilities OF the hiryfve years of its onward
progress.
two terms OF twenty-five weeks each the commencing
on the third "Wednesday Of September the other the third
Wednesday Of February, at the close Of which there Is
cation Of eight weeks
connected with H. such as roomren Washing fuel light 6c,
$500 per An additional charge is made and
fixed is preferred $500 per snnum payable at the
Of each term will be received and for the
pupil entitled to all the advantages of the institution
Pupils entering at any period Of the required to
pay only from the time OF entrance
This Institution affords facilities for thorough Of
useful and ornamental education The Principals are assisted
by eighteen professors and teachers.
Il IS furnished with valuable Library and extensive Pho-
sopica Apparatus weseiected Cabinet Of Minerals and
Shells Maps, Charts, Globes Models and choice coec-
Every facility ssored for the thorough s,udy Of the French
Language The French Teachers reside in the family, and
adapt their system OF instruction the of the language
conversation.
Extensive courses OF Lectures annually delivered by Pro-
essors Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Geology, Botany,
Astronomy, Execution, and History.
Pupils from distance are received into the family Of the
Principals and regarded with parental watchunes the most
yglant attention being given their health and the culva-
ton Of their morals and manners They occupy private rooms
two in each the Of the fifteen Female Teachers and
that Of experienced nurse being among those Of the
ladies'
Circulars containing more may be OBJ
tanned by application 10 the Principals JoHS H. wLiRD and
SARAH L. WILLARD, Troy, N. ". aug 10
G CHOOL BOOKS, in great variety, for sale by ROBT
- FARNHAM, Of Eleventh street and Penn. avenue
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CARD.-w BoDENHAMER, MD,

lNl continues devote his whole attention the medical
and surgical treatment Of chronic Diseases especially those Of
the reeun, anus end urinary organs, such piles fsta IN
sctre Of the etrd; the various chronic affections of
the womb OF the bladder, Of the Kidneys, SIC. His treatment
is both mild and safe being without either the knife the actual
the potential cautery.
He be and consulted in Louisville Kentucky from
18th q April the 10Th Of November and in New Or
leans Louisiana from the Of December TO the LIST Of April
Of each year.
For further particulars either address him, (post paid
his work Anal and Rectal Diseases for sale the fol-
lowing bookstores Maxwell Louisville Ky; J. b. Stees,
New Orleans, La, w. ID. Skmau's, ST. Louis Mo-, c..
Cropper Son, Cincinnati, Ohio j. Reeds Ptsburg, Pa
Graves Shsnkin, Nashville, Tenn. Croker Brewster,
Boston, Mass. Henry Perkins, Philadelphia, Pa; NJ. w.
Dodds New York Gushing Brothers, baltimore, Nd,
Drinker X Morris, Richmond, Va july T--w6m
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A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAsUsCRIpTsTo.

IN LEN rum us fiDTsry OF SeofRctoWn SOiieRe,
DCh Manuscript volume, we'll known persons from all
parts the United States who have visited Georgetown Col
iege for the last thirty years. taken from the College Lii
brsry about the 18th 18th Of September This notice is
given with the hope that the book be offered for sale,
given public institution the true may be known
The book Of fine parchment about four inches long, three
wide, and nearly thick, IN its ordinary modern binding
Many Of its pages beautifully Illuminated others decorated
with rubrcs and figured letters aud contain prayers and
tons Of the Scripture in the form Of the Roman Breviar
is about GOO years old.
Any information tending TO the recovery Of this precious
Manuscript viii be gratefully acknowledged and well reward
ed BY The PrestIenf Of He College.
Or The Press throughout the country is respectfully
quested 20 call public attention the above. sept 10
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NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.

Having placed before our readers the Marshfeld
Speech of Mr.. WEBSTER, we are sure of crafty
ing them by following it up with the following
Speech, by Mr.. Speaker WINTHROP, at the late
Massachusetts Convention.
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ALEXANDER II. nAGNER,

ATTORVEY IND SOLICITOR,
ANNAPOLIS, MD.,
Practices in the Court Of Chancery and the Court
and in Anne Arundel Calvert and Prince Georges COUNTIES
8-eo6m
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nATAPskO FEMALE INsTITUTE, man Elleo,,,.

l. Mills "a miles from Baltimore, Md, will commence
the scholastic tear September 9th
The csrgeor board and all expenses connected with IL and
tuition in offensive English course $40 per annu An
ply 10 the print pal, Mrs LINCOLN PHELPS.
July 25-2sAiNoy