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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13

4 L a Circuit superior Court OF Law and Cha csry.
"A continued by adjournment, and held for the county
OF Amherst. al the Courthouse Saturday, the Sd day
Of April. 1917:
Robert Ryes, administrator of Jesse Clark,on, deed
Plaintiff,
William NJ Waller aud samuel NJ, Garland, adm n
isralurs Of DAVID :. Garland, dec'J Jane II Garland
widow of The said David :. Garland, deed, and tho
same William NJ. " arr aud Sally his Wie. late Sally
Garland. Gusiayus A. Rose, and Anne his wife, late
Anne :. Garland John p. Cubbs and Jane NJ his wife,
hle Jane NJ Garland. William II. Garlaad. Edward A.
Cabtl and Mary r. his wife, late Mary r. Garlnd.
Samuel NJ. Garland. Patrick H. Garland. Caroline Gar
land. Iandon G Garland and Louisa + bis wife and Al
ice G.. Cabell, George X. CabeII, David ;. g. Cab.
aud Lewis b. Cabel the four last infant children and
heirs Of Eliza '. Cabell, decd, late Eliza V Garland
by DAVID ltades, Their guardian al lnem, Samuel Gar
land, A koberlsJn s. Co. aud John l.. Harris.
Defendants,
Is CnlNcERY.
1t appearing TO the Court that ii will be necessary II
take OF the debts due from the Of JESSE
Clarksun, decd. which to be paid Of the fund
when coll cled The Court doth order that be referred
Of the actions Of Tie Commissioner, Charles
Perow, touching the collections made by him, also
The debts due rDm the estate Of the sad Jesse
Clarksun. decd all which accounts the said Com.is
rone viii take, state and settle, and make report there
Of 10 The Court with any matters specially s,a'rd deem
ed pertinent by himself required BY the parties 10 be
stated Cupy-Je>ie,.
ROBERT TiNSLEY, elk
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NOW IN YOUR CHANCES!
S1J REV ARD.

DASAWAY from the subscriber, the 10Th OF oets
IL b-r negro man
ROB,
~ 90 Of age, about i.o Or inches hehdar,
ompcxipn and OF ,od Tor his height, e check bones
ceth open front, and grins when spoken l.,
purchased Bob oil Mr. Nathaniel Burweil, Salem,
who owns his wife it is 1r, he that hborh hood.
will give the reward Tor the apprehension and
o Bob in any jail thst get him, and pay all
expenses. IL delivered TO me in LIBERTY,
Liberty, Oct. 25-ts w. {. HEWITT
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M " IKNTNE TITTE,
Bnilaloc Springs post-5fiicc, Amherst, Va,
IRGIN

VIRGINIA
kuc- no den in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Sup
Il Court Of Law and Chancey the Oi ync
burg, on tie 9Th DAY 81 December ISL
Robert Edmond y saae Davenport mcchnnts and part
efs trading undei the st, and firm o Edmond basen-
port, plaintiffs,
against
Samuel G. Nnry ell aud ,llam b. Aycfett late partners
under the firm and style 81 NorN ell 4 Aseret John Wills
Charles J. Mosbs and VIM : Reid, il, Trustees, Il. II.
\ Saunders, VIM. J.. Sauuucrs VIM. y. A,ectt, James
Is Green, Il X Cradle r. Sabef, aud boot James Saun-
ders, Defendants,
liz CIANCERY.
The Defendant, X II y. Saunders. not having entered
his appearance and given security according the Act Of
Assembly and the rules of this Court and appearing by
evidence that he nlabant tins
ordered that The sand Defendant do appear here tie
first day o the neA term and answer the bill OF the Plaintiff
and that n copy al tins order BE- forthwith inserted
spap printed IN the town 8" ynchburg, Tor months
succcssvry and posted at the front door OF Court House
IN the said town.
Copy-Iesie.
jan twin u. ROBES, Clk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13

I'LL COMFORTABLE FAMILY RESI-.
FEY6Ns DfNtE, on the hill with large and pro.
MN .s.H ductiyr GARDEN, we'll oi "a, . lent wa
ter, good stables AID every othe, netosssry
A1nsss-sD tuil,ng. and the whole in good repair Pos
gessis, may be had immediately. Apply Ia
Dsc. 2-ls ELIZA q .\NiErI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13

SATURDAY. Jan. 8
T. our-lhe market is very dull prices gwen
Yesterday tulo to tav, with n.w feature in the mar
kri Gcnnr = hr; Is sold 10 moderate extent III =
marnng ut S512 2sSj25 Western Flour sells nj
$3.50 4, Southern q, S53l l.
Nhcat-Pilme white wheat ses a ! - coats sales
81 10000 bushels prime rel at l2ia27 cts per blshnL
tofn-PrIme white sells at Ca o cents per bushe.
PrNslons Sales limited Ia supply oI home Trade
drmaud; Lard. however. IS ven, finn and held hghrr
Cotton The market is heavy
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NEGROES NEGROES

~ F. & y T. 81
I AM IN market purchase fall supply nj NJ
i GROES Will pay the highest market cash price for all
LIKELY NEGROES,
from 10 TO 10 years Old
Person, having any Tor sale will do well 10 call be
fore making sale doubt the highest be obtain.
ed N, HART,
will giyea liberal price FOR two Blacksmiths and
Carpenters, good workmen
b. Persons distance having Negroes for sale, viii
i waited romptlY ny givnSa description Of the property
sale ~. ~,
Aug i9-lt..
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To the Stockholders of the Cftisens Savings
Bank at l.ynehburg.


FINE Comnlttee arpin ed. pursuant 10 the 9th
'ion ot the act Of Assembly, prrscf hing general reg
nlaons Tor savings Banks. 10 rxain. into and rept
the general eondm Of the Ciiizens' Savings Hank. at
iynchbnlg. have made the required nvrstig atom. aud
subm tho follow n! cput of The eondhiun Vi III. Btnk
on the Isl day oi January ISIS.
Liabl,ics to Stockholders 1904 II
- Dispositions li5S2i 70
Total scarce ii
ASSETS AND MEANS
Bills and notes deposited IN
Farmcfs' Bank ur culioc-
Cash on hand in Ban. ii VIZ
y"ra as 80
Cash hand in Farmers
Bank i07 70
2e2 100 II
There lul shares ow mad BY uy nine Stockholders,
On the si January. lsl7. each share was
wor,h toll o2
Ca tie lsl January. lsis. each sharc Is
worth zoo 10
Being yam on each share Of t92 II
From which deduct contributions Tor las,
year 2b %
Leaving the gain in inlcics, S6U II
Bong over ~. per cent On each share.
THIS Institution commenced lis operations about iour.
teen ytals aen, and MS capital on the ls January 1882
was btt"een $4,000 4 s5,u0o-how II IS t%22iqg Al.
he above tapnsc Is n NJ illaent commentary npon
the fidelity. aud 'bty, with which the Arars 81 lhls In
>ituuon have been managed. aud the hc.l guaranty OF
thc safety oi the dep sits IN rasled 10 lis
The Books Of the Institution appear 10 be neatly aud
accurately kepIthr papers preserved aud regularly filed
the oiccIs prompt aud oilglng IN the performance Of
th,r duli.sand thu Institution. far your commit
can Judge III oil respects, mte. sound and entirely
,roiihy u public confidence.
Respectfully submitted.
CHAS. r. SLAUGHTER
\. b. THURMAN,
A. d. READ,
IliO'S DillARD.
l.. II. ClNpsION,
COMMITTEE.
A, the annual mt,ug Of the Sto hhold,rs II the C,ti
zens' Savings Bank OF Lyuchlutg,
q motion ol <. Garland Esq
l. was resolved unanimously, HAT the thanks Of the
John Mckinney. Esq add In The Seer tary, + &. Nor
rs II, tor the ability aud lllhiuness with which. dn
lng the past ycaf hey have discharged their respective
durs to the nsnnou AID that The resolution 81 thanks
10 publish IN canntcl lun win the annual report.
The following gentlemen weIe re- elected officers III
the present 1.aG
JOHN u, McDANIEI., President
JOHN MCKINNEY Treasurer,
+. 4. MORRISON. Secretary.
Directors.
Geo f., Robef,. Don +. C peer.,
I'm NJ. Speed. John L. DAVIS.
DAVID X Lyman, John II Tytee.
Daniel l. Warwick. 1mo'hy Fletcher,
3hNJ T. SAcEErr, v.;
II. lrnLL,
jan l3-lt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13

va la u DE " al Est ate
FOR SALE.
'INiE Subscribers will Sell ptisatelv, valuable TRACT
] OF LAND, lying about mic aud half west oi the
sweet springs Monroe county, belonging 10 the estate OF
the late John II peyton Tho tfaet contains about
SIN HUNDRED ACRES,
about two hundred al which cleared and IN good con,-
ton, the balance finely tnbtel There comfortable
Log Dwelling House
All ouhouaes as,a Barn, Stable and ton.iou tho
land Ihr sol, admir- hlv adapted 10 the g,owh grass,
and this wouli make Of the best grazing farms IN Mon
roe county iintopsfly managed.
The terms will be accommodating and made known upon
application, postpaid, to John |. pc,on Staunton, Va
NM. VI. PEATpN r,,
J l.. PEyToN, hN''"'''s"
Jan. H. An J II PcNton, decd
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lOi. Kent.

GunA Jhr new biek Building, situated in the
AAITTa SASLfufhood oi Geotgr W Turner, on the
EaM sssR ltl This is IA House in the very best
13&Nw&A condition. and oi tie nsst esnse mic nt
GXiHNS2A&O family residences IN the ~ lately oc-
suped by William H. Ryan, Erq Person. II want OF su.
residence, Will do well To call the suscrhor Without
delay, a. immediate po.sosaun can be had
SETH IA1.sEY.
Move n1her II --H
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PEREyHPfORi s.iLE or

pEREJHP ROXY S.iLE or
w o o T, L L " G. q u S
EOllN J. Pl RVS inyl,s all p.rsohs IN Wsnto
- Fmied thths, Lnseys, Fh'anes, Blankets. Cm-
sneHs. kentucky ans aud all other Liuds ot Woollcn
Goods, 10 call at his store as he is deormln d In
s. l. L OFF,
without erye all such Goods by the 81 January SAS
MORE or THOSE omar BLACK
FRENCH BRoADCIofilS AND 'ASSlMERES.
LATELY RrCIE\ ED Ali pers,ns IN want of
new nults, ioi the Holidays. Will please call.
More Of ih'trs plcrdd ebenp IurEor >hasls, also
H.frno and Cashmere Shans.yery cheap ialey ecriv-
cd. JOHN }. ri RVS, Agent
Da' G-isif
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For .S.4L.L'

FOR S.4LE,
HNHE SCREWS and FIXTURES lately worked by Ca
1 banss Davis Apply to h, Lcgwoodor W II. Csba
CHAS. H. DAVIS
ov1nIb,f L. 81.
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REMOVAL.
MCDANIEL Il Lee

McDantPt d Lee
AVE- removed u their new budding, few doors above
j the market house, Main street.
l3-ts
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Valuable Slaves mud Personal Properly
FOR SALE.

Valuable Slaves mud Personal Property
FOR SALE.
10y Write Of decd Of trust made by Samuel Da"f,
Z y nn The day Of February, 1874. 10 ,he sabscr
Ter. and Il record In ,ho Clerks ohico II R9ckidae
county. shall proceed Mt iha Tavern House Vi SAID
D,fs. knowa Ivy The nano 81 he
EsiMc Ridge finn.
near the mouth # lhc North nser. in Roehbfidgc. on
Monday. the i,h day Of February next 10 sell nj public
- or Ii young nnd Valuable slaves
ot both The public specially invited 10 attend.
rs II Is sa alien that - likely aud valuable set VI
Slaves is ihfoan lnto the ,nnfket.
~ the sanne umr and place y III ais be @nd eonsld
enable quantity Of valu,he property. Consisting d
kSOHSPhO id ~ kifchfn Furniture,
HORSES. cows. HOGS FARMING AND
OTHER UTENSILS,
The above property is lngoad onieT aud Of the best
At The same time and place will also be sold taci
400 icrrs
f wnod land. granted by patent To VIM Erwin hdloin
ny The Tract ui Hugh PaAtn's drs Also all the
interests Ia Inch tho said Samuel Derst may be ooii
He'd a, h"r nj his decreased daughter. Lucy Jordan VINO
was unc oi the ley ct Benjamin Darsi decd asap
pears by his will now on record Rckhrldge iunty
Court, in The estate Of Brriamln Dais
IFRNs.-Thc Slaves and personal property will b.
Ut On credit OF months for all sums s., the
HO aete tfaet. and Lucy Jmans interest IN Benjamin
Darss estate. Will be- sold npn credit OF II months
The purchasers giN,ng bonds with approved security
The sale viii commence nj O'Clock. A. NJ.
Will only sell such ute al The deed vests IN ne
HUGH J.. WILSON, Trustee.
Jan. l3-.tl4F
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4 L u Cuenl Superior Court o Law aud Cancere
n continued by adjournment, and held for he com
Il II Amhersl, a the Courthouse, TUESDAY, the list
day Of August, -:
Robert lsbc James Burorl and Eliza his wife Jes
Kelley and Frances hs Wit, } phn W. \ nyo,
Nancy l.. Noryel, Thomas ;. Nufvell, Everett X Nor
we'll. Mnrgarc, l.. NorveIl and Ludunan Norye infant
children 81 lhoms Norvel, decd, under Tho aye Of
lwcnty.one yeaIs.by the said James uord, their broth
in law and l. At friend, Samuel Swtariogcr aud jose
phenla hls VII, late Jo,rphena Doyle ard others.
anlllis,
against
Benz min Sors, executor OF the last will and tesla.
NETT Of Spencer Nor,eIl, deed. ami trustee under the
WILL io testaors son, Spencer d. Noyell and also
IA his own rlghl, and legstee Of Spencer howell
decd " Iillam Kent, executor Of W llliam Turner,
Iced, Nat Glenn. Spencer ID. Norve Indman
Nuvell, lhane Norv,ll aud James Norvell, and
e,al,es Of Spencer Norvcl, deed,
Defendants
lS CnAkcEaY.
On motion Of William Kent executor Of William
Turner and Nathan Glenn the Court doth order HAT
be referred 10 oi the Commissioners oi tins Court 10
settle account between them and benjamin Nuryeil,
Showing the amount paid hy each account OF Their
cuuty ship, and the amount now remaining due and oi
all funds liable payment thereof, aud report the
Ia the Count The said C"lnnis VIII ais enquire
aud report whether the portions Vi Benjamin Nursel and
Spencer ID. Nofve liable 10 BIZ applied to tho
lsi OF The said turner's eXo'r. and Glenn, pursuant
the rule awarded them the ID day OF September i Sl3
agalns, the SAID Spencer ID. Novel; and his TRUSTEES.
benjamin Tsell. James NJ. Daniel, j., and James NJ
DAME, sen. With any matters specially slated, deemed
pertinent by himself required by the parties 10 bs
stated pom taking sand accounts, notices will be
cessary to he SAID Kent Glenn benjamin Norve .Spcn
r -. Noyell, James NJ. Daulel. j., aud James Nj
Daniel, SCH. only 4 Cupy-leste.
ROBERT IlNSLEY. Gil.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

SArrRp,y. Jan. :.
our market remaln>as last quoted I'VE have no change
10 nUie IN any psrrular
NEW YORK MARKETS.
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TERMS For SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS,
To be paid at the middle of the Session.
FIRST DEPARTMENT.
Alphabetical Lessons. Spelling, aud Reading So 90
SECOND DEPA RJMENT.
rle preceding, with y titing, Elements Of Eng
llsh Grammar, Il Arithmetic, and tesgfaphy. 50 90
THIRD DEPARTMENT.
onhosraphy, orthorpy ard Definitions, Reading,
Wiring. English t,ra. mart opposition, Auth
mctlr, Geography, and history Il Tire United
States, II co
FOURTH DEPARTMENT.
Natural, intellectual and Nioial Philosophy
Chemistry. An ien and Modern History, " ats
On he mind, Rhetoric, Composition. Botany,
Astronomy, Ply sioiosy, Political Class book,
&c, Sc II 81
PLAIN and Ornamental Needle Work, Drawing,
Card ma rking, Ar-carlI q 90
lhuan IN Music on the Piano Forte, 10 90
| st OF III mo tuf ptaftlsIng = 80
Terms for boatdpcf mont including washing. 10 90
+ the satisfaction OF Strangers would refer them the
following gentlcnl.n
ISAAC IRVINE IIITE.
Bufaloc Springs post-ofiicc, Amherst, Va
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4 r Circuit superior Court Of Law and Cha CRY.
"A continued by adjournment, and held for the county
OF Amherst. the Courthouse, Saturday, the Sd day
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ot both ,esr. The public etspecialy invited 10 attend,
Is nui often that likely aud valuable set u
Slaves IL iilro"n lntu the inntket
~ the same umr and place - III ais be aold eonsld
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-17

The following resolutions were adopted by the con-
gressona convention OF the Detroit district, Gen. Casss
representative dstrict) the 9th inst, which nom
mated Alexander W. Buel the candidate for the
Congress:
Resolved That democrats standing on the broad plat
form the Baltimore Convention, approve of the prin
cples there advanced the great landmarks of party
Resolued, That, as democrats, we have no sympathy
with the the factious boilers New York
That we look upon the deseron of Mr. Van Buren, from
the party and its (Which has for many de-
votey sustained hn) of the bases of political
treachery that this country has witnessed and that
will show the vote of the State of Michigan for Cas-
and Butler, that political finds resting place
amongst tbs party of the Peninsula State in
which to exercise its baneul influence.
Mr. Stuart offered resolution complimentary of the
vices of Hon r. McCeland, which adopted by acca-
nation.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-17

To the Editor of the Union

10 The EdHof OF me Union
II appears that General TAYLOR has been nominated for
the presidency IN the east west NORTH and south, by
democrats and wings, also by almost every compound
into which these elementary opposites have been tor
daily accepted them all We, he holds on to his cen
mission IN the army II is plain, then, that he does not
to elnquish his military position but expects the
people to besow on him the presidency in the nature OF
another breuef as commander CHIEF for term OF four
years, so that he may then fall back upon the dgnities
and emoluments he now enjoys Thus would he walk
into the 'Whe House in all the glitter of his military
costume, with sword almost eekng with human gore
still changing by has side o. but say his supporters he
will resign his present Office he shall be elect
ed President But where is the necessity that he should
do when his present commission would be merged,
for the time being IN the promotion And will not such
event create virtually military despot'sm? Is there
an honest patriotic who can conscientiousy vote
for any any Office whilst that is in the full and
free enjoyment of hehonors and emouments of Office
This is one view of General Iaylors present position
before the American people But IN every other view
absurd Here find an individual who has spent a
Ion; life in pursuit, which, in lis very nature, is far
thest from every form and feature of civil pursuits who
has been so Indifferent to the fundamental principles of
the government upon which the very organization OF
society based, have exercised the elective
franchisethe individual obligation of voDgwhIch is
the prinwn mobile OF all things IN our system OF govern
ment Such Indifference the first duties of the citizen
could originate only IN sheer ignorance, or military
pride in both AS proof of the accuracy of this view,
though General Taylor is doubtless intimate with the
profession OF arms, (and who would not be after forty
years service y he has shown himself to be liteate
and ignorant of the painest duties OF citizen seeking
for office He will not come down from his military ele
walton to the level of the private citizen, before
asking for higher elevation. This is than
the mperous Corolanus for he did submit TO the forms
required by the people of Rome, and solicit their sweet
voices,' though, from military PRIDE he performed his
part with bad grace to defeat its purpose; but
Corolanus sticks to his stills
How different the course pursued by Gen. Cass
No sooner was his nomination made known to- and ac-
cepted by him. than him resign all official station,
and return to his home private citizen. He not only
elinquished Office far superior in dignity the one
General Taylor holds to, but like other private c
who carry on important correspondence with their
fellow citizens, pays his postage.
NOTA- BENE
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-17
The Democracy OF Wheeling.

WHEELING, Sept -, 1s4s.
To the Editor of the Union:
SIR: We had great oupouring of the democracy OF
this city last evening Information had been received
that the Hon. Thomas j. Henley. of Indiana would pass
through Monday evening, the tn instant and notice
was given calling meeting TO in front of the
courthouse, at o'clock, y. m, where MIR. Henley
would address them.
AT the hour appointed, immense crowd assembled
in front of the court house. The stages not having ar
rived. Mr.. Alexander Newman, of this city, addressed
the large assembage until the arrival of MIR Henley
announced. MIR. Newman giving way, Mr.. Henley took
the stand and addressed the audience in powerful
speech of two hours and half. Never was there an
address listened to with more marked attention, fire.
queny eciting long and universal applause; and when
Mr.. Henley concluded, the cheering long and en-
thusiaslc.
whilst speaking by wings who were present; all Of
which he promptly responded to, much to the satisfac
ton OF the democrats and the discontinue of the wings
The meeting decidedly the largest held in this CITY
by either party during this canvass and the speech OF
MIR. Henley told we'll all satisfied and every dem
ocrat retired rejoicing that Mr. Henley had been with
He has the thanks OF every democrat in Wheeling for
his mastery and effective speech A few more Of the
same Sort and whgery would toter in Wheeling, where
II is now on the wane.
Listen not to the idle and false rumors of changes from
the democratic ranks in Northwestern Virginia. Never
were the democracy in this quarter united; and
mark what | tell you, the Wheeling district will give
Cass and Butler ONE THOUSAND MAJORITY at the
lowest notch
In the great State of Ohio the work goes bravely on
Cass and Butler will carry Ohio by from 900 to 10000.
and probably more. | fear, however that the gallant
of the of democracy and deals his blows with the
skill of an old warrior. He is of the best speakers
in the State.
AS to vrginia-God bless her she never falters;
and if the east stands firm the northwest, our
jory will rise TEN THOUSAND! Can and will the
'rhigs of Virginia vote for Willard Fillmore Time will
stomach him, they swallow anything
Yours, truly.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-17

Mr. WIMoT's NoMyArIoS.-A good deal of surprise has
been excited by the that Hon. David Will
is nominated for Congress in the district composed OF
the counties of Bradford Tioga, and Susquehanna We
suspect the way in which it brought about pretty
much follows Tioga claimed the candidate, and be-
eve il denied TO her The objection her nomi-
(vho Hon. II. G. White of WelsboroO was, that
he had against Mr. Wilmot years ago, irregu
lar candidate, the ground of opposition the tariff OF
1896 Had Toga presented another and politically
exccptionabe man, presume Susquehanna would have
voted for him. and do think Bradford would
pressed Wmot As it was, the Susquehanna conterees
alege according the Monose Democrat, that they had
no other than 20 for Wmo, who got majority
the first ballot This is pretty faithful history of the
whole affair.-Psnnsyipanta