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DHILIp BARTON KEY will attend 10 any business
may ntu-ted with before either Of The courts
and attend the of claims before
nd me Once q
WssmseTor, July 10, 1876. July 17-3aw6
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF EngIish Literature, selection Of
the choicest productions Of English authors from the earliest
critical and biographical
edited BY Robert chamben volumes svo elegantly illustrated
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THE seapeI, Journal OF Health, popular
reading, and exposure OF quacke New
loIk edited by Edward A. Dixon, NJ. ID.
CJaeH Of .fng nrhabe Abue u the ancet lie sketches
aemnen New York physicians pursaye medicines vany Of
remarkable the effects
bon the child befe birth treatment pulmonary diseases by
mhion the OF TsthencaI his
Eea religious aud pathological the cholera and Ia
aononsa is anatomical and physiological consequences SC
Publisbcd nj Is cents per number.
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Admini.trntor,. Notice.

Administrative Notice.
ETrERS OF administration having granted undersigned
the Orphans of the District OF Columbia, the estate
Thomas Johnston deceased he hereby notifies all
ng CHI said estate hcm duly auihentica
ted whn the lme required by law they will be forever barred
THOMAS J. JOHNSTON, Jr,
Administrator.
Aug 23-lawiw Intel. Republic
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WADDY THOMPSON viii practise An en-. supreme
w Court and before the commissioners established BY The late
treaty with Mexico During HE Temporary absence from this city
communications him business VIII be attended TO BY T. L.
omt, esq- al Gsdsbys Hotel
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United states Patent Once.

United states Patent Once.
July - 1870.
IN for srnspons rood. on canal. and railroads.
seven year. the expiration patent which takes place
ordered that Tie said petition Patent Once ON
Monday in October next oeock m and ali persons
no,s. o sae.r ana bo caue N any they nave y Ia
oas.ed aso ,ls, W., n9.re DC pussnsa ~ s lnes,Sce
ecsn sad Gs.c,, phsdsi.i, s:azeue Pittb.ry pa To-
mne New Yor pal Rec gos,on once week Cor h,ee .,ce,
az, x.st. n,sx,, ~ ~ - Mana,y N or,ose, ner
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-15

Blu hssan only repndaled pr ,ciice thu Whale Mon
dc zine. hut treated with the svereigu rsin-
temp oil the scpess af Nicafsgue for suec her Su
prrIne Director hiss asseri.d,
What pity i, is that The Secretary Il State does not
take the editors If the Union into council this qnes
tim. When Mr.. Polk wished 60 Ia with Mex
ics. wir asking The a Congress but secretly
s-n, h'e n.' the Gulf and Gsn. Tsyla's army fr'm
C.frus Christi 10 the Rio Grande. not ward was
whispered by Of h. partssns 10 Congress else
where NIL a syilable hreaihed by of his Cab
met Ministers while the aeei and The srmy IN
tual ml,n against the territories Of friendly Power
Wat Intended. and made, not only with
oas the If Congress. hat wi,hut cnsse-ndinc
- ask their sivice and hswevsra pfejpdced parry
press If this .sv snek (, fasify The facts and
ceaI the r.th. The history of this nain. ont.
will TO. IN succeeding geaefat'n will frcord he
irh that the fs-is nn.crd with this Transaction were
c,rfally c4ascealsd only from the people OF the
csaniry while The trnps and the ct were Ia moilan.
hal srum thai C,ngr-ss whrs sne province and right
vas. hy the American Consituion ~ derlafe war =
This sfndeI roneesment Of purpose while Congress
in sesson cammsnd Ia the cUnsia' r1iPn oi
our venerable Contemporary Ut The e" sole organ when
he J. mskin denands through his abusive esienns tr
disclosure # thing dome aud Ia be done ~ relation
70 the qn~sii afile Nirsmguan Passage. Time will
shs~ hi-h III The admn'stfaiiinsths OF us pre-
derrxs a-hss the Interests and hdnuf
Of The country and will stake wha, Is mere dear 10
,hsn ,ny nscntisry consideration IN the result.
We ut dune with this snhJ-ei but We fear I"
whirh IL i. MT eeome io dwell. We At least shall
nt be driven r. II by the complimentary asenPion II
our labrs 10 the Hon Secretary of Site any other
fnar onsryss e should be happy IT, In She language oil
oar veaershle psishbuF thry"savord of an edaur 81
distinguished. We beg. however. 10 define being cnsd
cred he ogan the mouth piece Of that eminent cit
zen. Ne seek only mainain independent posllion
10 homeIy wav. n we might trench upon the
classic province funr neighhor fa expression. Ne
w.ud say. n,din addjeim jtnare IN r,rba magisiri-
Bui, husever the Union" NAV compliment NJ dspaage
efas whether is cry be confined 10 the snhecl :"
empvss and appointments and oflces-abau whih he 1
grrs, Of the people Who not plice hunters care
IS little they du alb The efusians Of the Union or
uhsiher il continue oppnse The Administration mo
matter what face it may Wear, shn nnk IN the put
lie and HONOR and continue 10 ,udcste an hon
Administration, matter VIII may 'appNr II tn The
bitter end" H. reviewing the conduct OF that Admins
rslion. sha hesitate 10 hold up the repfoba
Of oosbe II all parties he attempt of aelious ed
TORS Ia brsk down the Administration helufe II cum
menced. and WIN. well assured, mean Ia
continue that minus, system which has IN view nothing
bni the spells Of oce MI they driven back IN The
secret hiding places from ahlch they should have
emerged.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-15
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-15
RAILROAD MEETING.

At meeting of the friends Of the Virginia and Ten
nessee Rail Road, held at Campbell Courthouse on the
I'm November, lS49, (cour' day. The meeting hav-
my been called to order and the object thereof explained
by Chas II Lynch, Esq.-on NOTION Judge ID Will
son was appointed President
I'm moon, Messrs. II Lynch, Richard Perkins, J
ID Alexander, o Clark and John Wills were appoin-
ted c. mee 10 nominate Vice Presidents-who after
retiring. reported the following gentlemen as Vice Pres-
dents Sam'l Pannill. Jno Dabney VIM Moore, Nj
Is Nowlin II r Franklin. VIM Cough J F Galway.
Baldwin Payne, Geo Yuille, Bow ling Clark Henry
Hazewood. James Russell. Tho w JONES' w w Din
widde, Ihos Hunter John ID Alexander, Capt A Clem-
ent, SAM fardy. Thomas Fox, Row land Ward, w J.
Graham. VIM Hamlrlt A l. Wyllie, Daniel Mar,
Jnt Z Ward, Rioh'd Perkins and Abner Anthony,jr.
On motion, Il G Morrison and VIM A Clt ment were
appointed Secretaries.
Judge Wilson, upon taking the Chair, addressed the
meeting IN an appropriate Speech setting forth the ad
vanaees of the work the of Campbell and the
State al large and was followed by l. NIosby Esq,
Col G NJ Garnet. and Jos Irving Esq., all Of whom
addressed he meeting in speeches appropriate the
caslon The speaking being the Books were open
ed and b9 shares subscribed the stock Of The
company.
The meeting then adjourned.
d a WILSON, President
" = N Crrmrs5 Secretaries.
Republican and Patriot copy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-15
FEARFUL CONDITION OF IRELAND

The London Times thus Describes The political and So
cial condition If The ''ssier kncdom''
The main symptom Of her present state is the utter
anlagonsm of ranks and classes The dlscord which
first existed between Papist and Protestant Orange
man and Ribandman, has hecome the dscord be-
tween the Landlord aud tenant. between the poor and
the rlchbetween those who have and those who ha
not There is now in progress determined Oh
snate and not unfr queutv sanguinary-b prop
erty and want. Rent Is longer evaded but pilaged
by the tenant All the securities which the law had
provided fr It's payment have become nulli,y and a
mockery Armed and mul,iludnous force vanqushes
the law, and secret debeatiun gives additional support
10 force
Where Here is detachment Of soldiers ready to
asSs, in tie collection Of rent the maurauding tenants
triumph. and the landlord is plundered without redress.
Already blood has been shed in attempt vindi-
cate the rights Of property, aud while write most
probably fresh outrage has been followed by fresh
mage. lew weeks more such the last six have been
~ some Of the lnsh counties, and the idea of property
will have been expated, the ties of civil society lre.
raby broken, and pest than any ply seal maady
perpetuated therein.
This is not the worst part Of the crime or its conse-
quenees II Is not only peTe'ned by the lgnoran, and
HE nneducaed hut Is tolerated. encouraged and de-
fended by Of kGo~ ledge and educalon Il is hailed
by patriots the relibuve oppressed against
the npptessor. Of the injured and pundered sotf
MS dUmneeiig and extufonate master. in The remem-
bance OF old Wrongs and did neglect buried the suy
ges'lons of conscience aud the dictates Of law
Some lardlU,ds WIRE cruel. and others Indifferent:
therefore, all andlmds should be robbed; such is the oe
ic with which Irish nn'r"tsm addresses The most in
iammable minds in Europe The lesson is moi lost
lie spark alls on the gunpowder it that
u shonid. While men Of learned write and advise
TIE men OF land beggared, aud with them all whose
subsistence depends upon the puveyance OF elegant lux
otts or Necessary comforts. Trade is hampercd com
n'e'ee Quilted aud the thousand which pu the
aus"y 81 ets IN noin para, I'D by brutal VIC
f"ce winch wants she dignity of revenge and the
age Of war.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-15
Einm fhr London Iin.es.

Canstsrtnarle, OFT g.
B~m the Hungarian hera--ihe Polish paifiut-,he
victor In many hsile has fallen In The field. fH
hen his fate would have been gotions. mr. has he per
shrd an he srsff ID. Which Russia had Condemned
him. fr Then he would have hcn niatyr. lie has
erased In com NJ nj either sdmiratn our symra
Inv, he il m Lneer the riclntims General the devt
cd patriot, BEN renegade. lie has fepudsted The
religion 81 his hers; he has fennuneed hs conny ard
he n HE cause wifh which his closely l.
IDENTIFIED. iem has becsfpe Mussnlman; he has em-
hr,ced the regiu # Muaumed and from being The he
m and p7tri' he is VOW Mnrad the renegade. Homh-
IA ion sd shame the sentiments excited Ia III"
minds 81 the friends 4 Hungary at ConstantInerle
when the arrived that MT only BEN. but oil his
siaf. had heeme ap~ats. IL "a impossible Ia give an
LEA # the conistnp whe the ut renegade Inspires
in Turkey. even am, ntsi the Tuils themselves.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-15

New York ELECTION latest returns
leave it doubtful which party has majority in
the Legislature. The Tribune insists upon it
that the Senate, at least will be Wing. The con-
test was very close.
New JERsEy.-The Wings have majority on
JOINT vote of NINE in the Legislature.
MissIssIPPI.-We have returns only from two
counties in the Second Congressional District
which show a small Wing gain.
MIcHIGAN.-There is reason to believe Bar
ry, the Democratic incumbent, is reelected
Governor Of Michigan by small majority, over
Litlejohn, the Wing and Free Soil candidate.
WHEELING DIsTRcr.-We have partial re-
turns only from Ohio county. which give Hay
mond NW.) 702. Thompson Cd 347. The
polls kept open in consequence of rain.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-15
NEW PUBLICATIONS

Los GnINGos an Inside New of .llerico
and California, ruth Wanderings in Peru, Chill
and Poty"esia. by Lieut.. WISE, u. S. ~; New
YORK; Baher and Scri6ner, lS49.
The title is contemptuouS epthet applied by
the Mexlcans to the Anglo-Saxon race, and NAV
he best translated, the author says, by our word
"Greenhorn. The book is interesting and
written in dashing, careless, and yet often most
tehcltous style. Some of his scenes. among the
Nymphs and Maids of the Sandwich Islands
are little too free. We cannot say we have re-
ceved any new insight into the character of the
MexIcans or of our new fellow-citizens in Califor
MIA. Mr. Wise is evidently a man of shrewd OBJ
Servation and thinks for himseIf-a kind of indie
pendence so rare that we honor ii at all times.
TnE PURITAN AND HIS DAUGHTER, bv J. K.
Pauhf'ng author Of the "Dutchman's Fireside
Sc .Nec York; Baker and Scri6ner.
We cannot say that we are admirers of Mr..
Paulding as writer and we think he succeeds
less in the Novel than in any other department of
literature he has tried. The Puritan's Daughter,
however, is the best thing he has yet accomplish
ed in this line and will be read with interest,"
Its satire is too profound TO be generally apprecia-
ted.
The Books are gotten up in Baker & Scrbner's
usually elegant style and may be bad of Messrs.
Payne s. Brother
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-15

Mr. Paflr I sa err tenea oi the line, being one :"
the o.. srn efs Immediately spfang fr'm The ears ana
eui one Of the wrr- and by sumo manipulating process
n,knnvn ia us sent the intelligence the uiss Ia this
city in a lev seconds Itioa Obserrer. Nor. ).
Mr. Johnson VI the tel gaph Office IN Ibis 'aiy, en-
nains he matter In this wse II he wires bring cut.
NJ Paflef had In his powell 10 nertnp, nr complete
The circuit at pleasure and at the proper Intervals 10
lutu al lie, the straks ard dots thai constitute the
Geographic alphabet hey do at The sts,ns with the
ey-prov dtl he either isolated or handled lie ends
with nt,cnndnctufs.
OF c.,nfse no one fmliar with the principle oil The
tel,g,sph and with its hand writing could have atemp
ted the same feat without receiving himself shock, IN
stead If shifting lis f,rce 10 Utica Alb argus.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-15
Ertract Of leHer 10 .ncssrs. .IcDmtieI g. Lee, Of
Itnlchburo-dnLfd
BLoUNTvILLE, Tenn. Nov. g. 10

BLouNTvILLE, Tenn, Nov. 8, 1S49.
DEAR SRs.-Our Railroad is progressing in
public sentiment The people have taken six
hundred and seventy five thousand dollars which
more than secures the charter and bill is before
the Legislature appropriating one million, and
ere'y likelihood of its passing. The bill gives the
Knoxville and Georgia Railroad four hundred
thousand. Thus connection of Railroad will
be open from your place to Nashville, and to the
South say Charleston or Savannah.
1t is probable that road will be chartered.
starting out of the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad, beyond the Cumberland Mountains,
and running along the line of Tennessee on the
one side, and Alabama and Mississippi, on the
other, to Memphis, and an appropriation made to
that also. Yours, truly.
JAMES
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-15
PLANK ROAD.

The experiment Of plank road is about 10 be
made in Virginia. Mr.. II. Lindsay Walker. En-.
gineer oil the Company, adverzes for proposal,
until the l4th December, for the graduation of 10
miles of The James River and Stanton PlanL
Road, commencing at Scottsville; also for The
plank and timber for "a miles of the road ex.
tending from Scottsvle to Bro oksviIle. The e.aj,
mate is that each mile will take az, 24O feel "a
plank, and 1850 feet of stringers-superfcial
measurement.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-15

g. We have, heretofore, announced the with.
drawal from the N. Y. Courier and Enquirer of
Charles King. Esq, the principal writer for that
valuable and influential paper We regret the
loss of such man from corps, of which he was
emphatcally the ornament, but are gratifed to
find that he is transferred to another sphere in
which he may yet impress the mind of the coun-
try. He has been elected Preside mt of Columbia
College, post of great honor and of adequate
emolument.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-15
RAIL ROAD BARBECUE

The Barbecue, by the friends OF the Rail Road
at Campbell Court House, on Monday last went
off very happily. (See proceedings of the meet
lng) The remarks of Judge Wilson, on taking
the Char, and the successive speeches of Chas
l.. Mosby, {. F. NJ. Garrett, and Joseph X. IT.
wing, Esquires, were very forcible and Interest,"
ing The concourse OF people was unusally large
and the weather delightful. About seven thou
sand dollars worth of Stock was taken.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-15

Gen Scott is now in Richmond, where he will
doubtless receive all possible attention. Eighteen
months ago committee waited upon Gen. Scott
to tender him the inequalities of the city. He
was not then able to accept the offer. His arrival
was not generally expected, but Capt Dimmock
turned out his Guard and received him at the Pc
terSburg Depot and escorted him TO his lodgings,
at the Exchange Hotel He is accompanied by
his Abide Camp Capt. Hamilton,-a grand son
OF Alexander Hamilton and great grand son of
Gen. Philip SCHUYLER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-15

C. Capt. Ralph Wormeley, native of vir.
gnia, and connected with many highly respecta.
bic families of the State, has lately been promo.
ted to the rank of Rear Admiral in the British
Navy. He entered the Royal Navy at an early
age, and has seen hard service-distinCuisbino
himself on several occasions. lie has been lone
a Post Captain, and reached his flag by senorty'
lie married lady of Boston, where he has resi-.
ded much of his time.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-15
Er,tnsion of The baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The
ILxIaa II Etldax has Ihe Gllnaany

Er,tnsion NJ The baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The
Cumberland Civilian Of Friday has the following para
graph:
I'VE understand that The work the Baltimore and
Ohio ratod progressing with even greater speed
Than vas originally caniempl plated. Doe Of The secins
about twelve miles from This place. which, account o
app1reui difficulties. supposed could not h.
cumpleed within year. is, we Ian, nrady 81 FAR ad
vanced that II will be finished ia month or Two. The
m st ii The r,ugher work. believe. Is by no means
formidable as 1t first regarded IL said that
in three NJ the small tunnels In Virginia ooah has already
been discovered which will faci,,te Immensely the per-
fraIon Of the hills. II is also supposed. from Is geolog
zeal position that coal will be found in the great tunnel
II this should happily prove 10 be the The progress
Of thai part Of The road already under contract will be-
rapid indeed All hese tunnels lie on the edge OF the
prrat coal field within the range Of the six foot vein
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-15
APPOINTMENTS

Among the rumored appointments we note that
of w alter Forward, of Penn, to be Charge d'Af-
flares at Copenhagen and Francis Schroeder, late
of the U. S. Coast Survey to be Charge d'Affaires
at Stockholm. Judge Ringo formerly Chief JUS
tee of Arkansas, has been appointed Judge of
the U. S. District Court, vice Judge Johnson, de-
ceaSed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-15

TO subscribe 800, 00J towardslhe Stock. The
South Side Rail Road Company contemplate
junction with the Virginia and Tennessee Ran
Road in this place, and farmvllle, we presume,
would be found on the route The first car that
reaches here from the Tennessee line, we predict,
will be able TO pass on 10 Petersburg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-15

o" The Washington correspondent of the N.
\. Enquirer persists in asserting that Mr.. Bodisco
Is IN disgrace with his imperial master, and that
ms return to t.e United States is not so certain as
many think. He, peitinentlv we think, remarks,
mat the Russian Legation at Washington would
be The last place 10 seek information touching
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-15

aught that duplicates the Emperor. We mus,
therefore, patiently wait events. II Mr. Bodsco
has amassed the fortune, attributed to him by tho
letter-wrlters, and gets back to his family. we
think be will hardly put himself again within tn.
arms Of the Great Bear
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-15
QUICK WORK.

MIR. Bexio charged Mr.. Theirs, in the French
National Assembly, with having used certain ex-
presslons, which Mr.. Theirs denied. MIR. b.
said he had heard the words himself Mr. T.
challenged Mr.. Il. They exchanged shots in the
Bols de Bologne, and returned TO the Chamber
after an absence Of less than an hour.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-15
HONESTY AND REPUTATION.

The annual interest on tho public debt of MARYLAND,
IS I01oN, and the expenses Of government $4,000;
aud estimated that the treasury will have n sur.
plus Of $4,000 IN J,nuary rex We mention Mary
laid contrast with the other States because il was
not long since The State under suspension and be.
cause vigorous administration by the late Governor
dion. T. &. Pat demonstrated the facility with which
resumption could he sustained. and, fortunately for
the people, the Of the administration were cat
red.
Alabama levied tax IN t year of tii 900 and the de-
hciency o her revenue Is made up from the assets Of HE
Bank If the State, which is IN of liquda
Of huanre, used for the payment OF interest ON the
Stale hnn'- With larger population. larger resources
larger eNprls than Maryland, she yet does tax her
people IL pay cuftrn, expenditures
Mississippi presents more extraordinary exhibit
The cotton crop OF that State aone fourth of the
entire crop Of the country, and may be- safely valued at
eighteen mllli"rs o dollars heng IN itself than the
aegtoga'e agricultural pfoiuc,s oi Mar, land The
she property ton. of Mississippi estimated by the late
Commissioners Of The Patent Office at twenty five per
cent. abave that # Maryland
Nothing is now wanting in Alabama and Missssip,
but moral courage (" face the apparent difficulty Ifhey
will not initiate Maryland rising from lis etharyy
let them look 10 Georgia. with her noble public mpro We
ncuts and aud annual increase Of Ssi3 900.
Finally puk at the stock board IN October, 1870
Maryland six per cents, lO3. sales, l01 ask ed
Aahsana FIVE do IS do 10 do
Mississippi six do 90 do 62 do
A, nj a.. On
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-15
Communicated.
THE PANORAAIA

ConiInnes tn attract an increasing crowd Of visiiers
those who have the scenes represents
see hem true life without the expense of travel
ling. Those who have visited New York and Virginia
scenery. ought to visit the Panorama TO observe how
faithful The originals depicted on the canvass.
we are authorized To say that i, will remain until next
Monday evening; during which time there will he FIVE
exh'hlllons including Saturday afternoon at 81 O'Clock.
DJors open at 6i-moves at 7.-admittance Is cents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-15

had made the nf industry snd easr that
hriIv which ,lane the country the
brink 4 rerdin alternately attacked by its open enc
sssunder h, the implaeahle passions and
n>sii.hle nirgues ,f ihse who call themselves It's
esuusellars and its fr-uds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-15
To Seth ilalsey. Esq.
Lyuchburg. Va.
Very truly, yours, SC.

~, The people of Prince Edward have held
meeting, for the purpose of taking steps for the
extension OF the South Side Rail Road. from
Dukes to farmvllle. They pledge themselves