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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-12
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF
HaInpdcn Sidney College,


J'liE twelfth annual course OF Lectures IN this lns
i tuition will commence on Monday, October 22d
1919, and continue until the middle vi March
r. l.. BOHANNAN. NJ. d., Prof. Of Obstetrics and Di-
seases Of Women and Children.
L. w. CHAMBERLaYNE, NJ. D., Prof Of Malerla
Msdica aud Therapeutics.
s. MAuPlA, NJ. d Prof Of Chemistry and Phar.
macy.
CHARLES BELL GIBSON, N. D., Prof. of Surgery
and Surgical Anatomy.
CARTER P. JOHNSON, Nj. d Prof. of Anatomy and
Physiology.
DAVID II. TUCKER, NJ. D., Prof. OF Theory and
Practice OF Medicine.
A. Z. PETICOLAS, NJ. D., Demonstrator of Anaio-
my.
The Museum, Apparatus and illustrations for the de
mo nstrator departments have recently received nRy
additions and very complete The facilities
for Practical Anatomy are unsurpassed. The Clinical
advantages fully commensurate with the wants Of
the student and especially valuable TO those preparing
practice the South Clinical Lectures are given
twice n week in the College infrmafy, (Which IS ia
immediate conisnity with the College,, and once q
week IN the Richmond Aims House. In thess institu
lions the diseases occurring In Southern practice are
met with and thu student has the most eligible oppor
tuntes Of becoming acquainted with their types and
treatment The frequency of Surgical operations before
The class together with the facilities for witnessing
he treatment of surgical cases, renders this OF the
best Schools Of Practical Surgery.
Naturalization SIS. Tickets OF the Profess
sors SI05 Practical Anatomy SlD Graduation Fee S25.
Board including fuel, lights, and servants attendance,
may be obtained al sai to SAL per week
Ausust4-ctf dean of the Faculty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-12
RFouIsIT,ONs LOUISA RAILROAD

SUBSCRIBERS TO the Eastern Extension will pay
- into the Exchange Bank in Richmond in addition
To the sum unpaid the rrInisitions OF March, April
May, June, July, August and September, amounting TO
SIS per share, The sum of S3U-viz: Slo on the lst
October $40 on The Isl OF November, and $40 tho
LIST Of December BY order Of The Board Of Directors
Sept 4-c2awtla,Dsc. J. GARRETT, Treasurer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-12
GRAZING.

l! is estimated BY an intelligent drover, says
the Warren,on Flag that The Two conn,ies Of
rauquier ant Loudoun have this year bought
;, bes than tpsniy tiousaad lead Of stcck-cat-
: The carrage of SIS per head, amounting TO
e. Southwest portcndred thousand dollars ard
hly bring this Fall, as
and dolLars!-
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Plaintiff:

IN CIIANCERY -FIRGIsiA AT Rules held in The
Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior touu ~ Law
and Chancery for G0ochand conaiy on the sd day II
September, lsi9:
Martha I Dyer, Plaintiff:
against
Isaac Cnrd and John NJ Trrvian, Defendants.
The defendant. Isaac Curd, not having entered his
appearance and given security according To The act oil
Assembly ana the rules Of this Court, and appearing
by satisfactory evidence that r Is moi an nhaoant OF
this Commonwealth: on the motion of tn piaintlf, u
ia ordered ia the said defendant, Isaac Cnrd, do APP
pear here the rules be held for the riid court on
The FRA: Monday in December next, and answer the
plaintif,s hill and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted spap1r published IN the CITY
Of Richmond, and continued for two months success
svely and posted al the front door oi the Court House
OF this county. Copy. ToStt,
Oct S-cw2m MAR. w. MILLER, Clerk.
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THE FISHERIES The Halifax Colon


OF September 10Th says:
ali is currently reported AMI generally believed
throughout The CITY, that a, The ale conference
held by The celegaics Of Canada, New Bruns>
wick and Prime Edward Island, with The Execu-
live Council Of this Province, The propreiy Of
granting to the United SIa'cs an equal participa.
i,on with our own people in The fisheries upon our
coas, was e,avely considered and finally deter.
mined upon as Government measure"
This rumor, should il turn out 10 be tue, as il
probably is, in con- erion with the question con-
corning The establishment oil reciprocity oil iner>
course between The United States and The British
Northern poss, ssions, is perhaps 81 as muc, real
CONSEQUENCE as any fact in our Foreign Inter-
cpurse lha, has come lv ight since The commence
mspt of the administration Of President TiyLor.
National Iatelligeneer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-12

THE NEW YORK REP UBLIC-Nol The
Regency's pelted organ. but the new Democratic
paper in New York, promises 10 be OF valuable
service, not only 10 The Democratic party in New
York, but 10 the Democracy of the whole coun-
try, and 10 the Rights and Union of the States.
We commend 10 our readers every where, the
following sound and sensible views
From the New York Republic.
THE DUTY Or THE DEMOCRACY
The path Of duty 10 the approaching contest IS
plain and open 10 every Democrat. lie can
neither turn TO The right nor the left, but pur~
sue a straight forward course in the mamie
nance of the principles in which he has
been educated, ard the strict observance oil
which have always secured those trIuDPhs OF
Repubcansm which have alone contributed
10 render our country prosperous and happy, by
establishing the permanency OF free institutions.
Had il not been thai in the administration al
our government, in lis Constitution and Legisa-
lioD, Democratic principles have predominaleu,
we religiously believe that our country would mol
occupy The prond position which she now holds
among The nations OF the Garth. To maintain
that position, 10 preserve The integrity oil het IN
sfiutions, while il should be regarded as The sa-
liarly such of every member OF tie Democratic
pariy. and never was there period when they
were more imperalively called upoa 10 discharge
thai duty with slr.ct fidelity and integrity han he
present. All private local differences oil opinion
should be dis,egarded in the great contest Of ptin-
cipe all bitterness OF leelilg arising from pre-
existing differences Of opinion, should be forgot
len, and We should and will engage in the ap.
preaching struggle. like brothers united 10 accom-
pish great ard holy purpos-and what pur>
p 5. can be holirr, than The overthrow OF corrupt
and inefficient rulers, who, Tor sei-aegrandise-
menl and the mere accomplishment OF private
and parry purposes, have neglected and disregar-
did The great interests confded to their care, and
shameiully abused their lrusl.2 Such are he
relative positions Of lie Democratic and Wing
PARTIES; and with sucn an understanding, no De-
nocrat can hesitate or ater, as TO his line CT du.
~. As we stood together in the oden days Of
union and victory, Sc will we be found al the next
election, shoulder 10 shoulder, presenting an IN
broken front which no influences can weaken, no
new force OF The enemy can repel; thus united
thus approaching our position and responsibility,
Encci SIS is certain.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-12

PROFESSION VERSUS PRACTlCE.-I II
the Washington correspondent of The Baltimore
Argus is well informed, it would seem that
General Taylor's practice, with regard 10 The
protection of American manufactures. is very
different from the professions which he made in
Pennsylvania. The writer alluded to, after re-
lerring 10 General Taylors tour in Pennsylva.
MIA, and the complaints made to him BY The
manufacturers and iron masters, says:
He returns to Washington with his idea Of q
protective tariff revolving in bis head, and bent
on some great recommendation TO Congress, by
which means be will become so exalted that
our poor, poverty.strickcn people Gas we are
termed by the Whigs) will have to look up and
wonder at him.
Now Tor the fact. On the incoming OF Mr..
Folks administration, resolution Was passed
by Congress that the Presidents House should
be furnished, and that the furniture as lar as
practicable, be Of American manufacture, leav-
ing il Discretionary with The President 10 gel all
from our own counlrymen or not. Mr.. Polk
saw iit 10 have il all oil AMERICAN Ma sUFAc.
Tuag. So far 50 good.
General Taylor re urns from his tour OF OBJ
servaion, and backs his opinion OF American
Manufacture by sending an order 10 The Messrs
Stewart, of New York, for fine BaTIsH Carr
PET for The East Room OF the Presidents House.
What pill for a protective Wing 10 swallow
Which OF The Two was protective man, James
Il. Polk or Zachary Taylorl and who is the
British Whig2 Thus murder will OUT, and The
man OF pre.enson shows il is not his Intention
10 carry oul what he promises, or what ne avows
as his principles.
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Photographed Tor the Baltimore Sun ]

NEW ORLElNS CCl. Or M.
The Steamship Alabama arrived here yestcr.
day from Chasres, whence she sailed on The 25ih
ulimo She repor The loss OF The schooner
John A.. Sulor, ( ON Warren, r. Island. She
was bound for California and was los, in The
Straits Of Magellan on The 10Th of June, running
ashore on rock in heavy gale and snow storm.
The captain and crew were carried into Callao
on The IS b OF Angus.
The Uni,ct States propeller Edith, from San
Francisco Tor Sandiago, went ashore al Point
Druphan and is supposed 10 be Total loss.
We have late news from Havana, stating that
the quarantine on vessels from the Gulf ports
continues.
We have dates from Kingston, Jamaica, TO
The 18Th umo. The liberals assert that they
have gained an accession oil strength by The re-
ccut election.
The Government papers express The belief that
there will be n renewal OF the recent boisterous
opposition 10 the Executive.
SANTA Anna ard family were al Kingston on
the l3h, and a.ten;ed grand concert.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-06
MANY WHO DO.

Reformafioo.-we were grstified 70
lam thar ihs juSiices of our County Count cans
d prsise-worthy conclusion Iass werk in regard
70 license. Cor retailing ura spirits None 4
he applicants in The town q Hill.hOnOugh sur
ceciel in obtaining licenses; % thAi now iher Is
bus one licensed house in town. The Necessity
Of su-h course has FOR some time been apparent
% the minis Of rejecting eiti1ens, not only TO
preserve from Inc influence an evil example The
morals of our own sons. but also Of the youths
from abroad srnt here 10 schools and the thanks
Of the community are due 10 the members Of the
Coun who hsye assumed the responsibility.
We hope this decision viii be adhered 10 BY
the Court; and We doubt no, that il any shall ven
urc 10 appeal, that The deesiOn will be sustained
b. the hisi.er tribunals.
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Town Ordinance.

At a meeting Of the Board Of Commissioners
n Of the town Of Hllsborough, held on Satur-
day the 9Th Of May, 1919, the following ordinance
was adopted:
BE ii oririned. That all pcdlers offering for
sale. within the limits Of this town, goods or ar
,icles not manufactured in this State, shall he
required 10 pay an annual tax Of ten dollars
(lO.) into the town treasury and the Town Con.
stable is hereby required to collect the same and
nav i, over 10 the Town Treasurer.
BE II further ordained, That the foregoing or
,linance shall be in force from and after the frs
day Of June, 1919; and that the same be publish
ed in the Hillsborough Recorder and Moth Ca
rolina Democrat for three weeks.
by order of the Board.
f. A. HEARTH. Town Clerk.
May 9TH. Sow
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-06

hssheAss - tho'oaEhiF tssght Fer Arlaa tws
ssan tkis has bssn faIIy sr.iasd- Tbs l.a 80
son ihs DDnins. ssI Fssnsh. hsss bs<n .s.arl
Ne dFession Il hisz sas.k KssIssE. snd ~
hssie unass sh~ drsrfsa a Mr.. kEHsE. eosh a
whs@ ss fsslhfa and oomps,rni lsseksra
The ezssci-es q lk~ szszsn.tisa ssEs elased
by he h<sstfsl Hys.a. Biea - ths 10 thsi
hiRSs- &c- susg b III ne sehalHrs. and By .
pnyrr from The Rev. DR.. whoa.
On Friday evening" larse audience uss en-
is1lsiDsl b. an e1hsiiion q vocal ami insiruneh-
n music y de puPils. ssisisd hy Nj. Kern.
The performances etinrrd cenSideHalze psosrass
h lhess accomplishments.
Va srs Plrased % siair iha, DIR increased num-
Der Of scholars during he nd session. furnishes
gssiis ing rvidenoe thu, pairnts and gnsrIians
properly spPreeiaie the advantage. enjoyed IN
This srhOol; and ihaii,s worthy psinciplls VIII I
Ermuneraied fOr he ezPensr dry have leen Il N
enlarging lheir accommodation lOr il,s rreepson
ola greater numlrr u Pupils.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-06
LIE cENTRAL RAIL. man

\ We hare been authorised and rrqnes-
ned 70 ssaie. BY DE-. Josiah %. Watson. ri
Johnston County. hist 50 anxious Is he
10 see he Central Rail Road constructed.
thai lie vii be me az one hundred men.
70 lake she entire stock. one million 81 dbl
lars. q Ten Thousand dollars earh. This j.
DR.. Waisen's plan Eor rnsnnng he com
plrion u tins work and il IL his epinion
trn which he j sRsisinrd By many Others
d sagaeiiy and ample means that IN no
o'her way. probably. ran il 10 effected.
The heavy resources shieh DR.. Wat
son has q his command. both in labor
and money. y wsil = his experience and
knouledge - man Of business. furnish
The strongest guarantee 10 responsible in
dlriduals who may he disposed 10 unite
with him. that ne las examined lie pro-
position maturity. and will do his lull
share in carrying IL sni. Other gentlemen
IN This comm Bniiy. who arc able 10 stand
np 10 any amount 10 which il.rv nav
pledge Illsm~rsEes. have also. a. We know.
signi6edlltir v illinen'ss 10 ;.,lopillls pm
position; and The whole matter i referred
10 The Salisbury Convention. which meets
ON The lilh 81 neal month. Then and there
10 be considered and malnrsd.
The understanding as IL Ills Plan i.
Of course. that these me hundred siOrk-
holders will have In rOnnecilon with The
Slaie) III Tie work under their r0niIol
and will either do il themselves with their
own hands or surh rs they NAV hire fnr
The purpose. or farm il onl On fair Trims
Ia others. Thus. as The Stale subscrihes
rwo.ihiIls. each siockholIer becoming
responsible for ten thousand dnllars. will
command twenty thousand from tie stale;
and contracts lnr suitable amounts will be
made ont, ON trims just alike To The State
and 10 The members Of the Company.
|, is The opinion Of many u lie friends
RI The enterprise, with whom we have
conyerscd, iha, every hing depends upon
The action nf The Salisbury Convention.
II Is 81 The first importance, therefore. thar
gentlemen WIN leel an interest in the
work. and Tho are anxious TO push il for
ward. should attend. at all hazards and al
whatever personal Inconvenience.
Raleigh Standard.
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80 PRINTERS.
arCuNThIN BANNER FOR SiLE,

'eSIIE Subscriber being DESTROYS 10 devote his
L time To other business, Offers for Sale his
Press, Printing Materials, and all the necessary
furniture aud fixtures pertaining TO the office,
The Press is M excellent Super Royal WASH
ingion Press, 10 which is attached the Seli-Roll-
ing ana linking Machine. The Type consist Of
Plea aud Burgeois. for the Paper; with good
assortment Of Job Type. Cuts, Rules, &c. &c., in
sufficient quantities for any work that may oiicr
in this part of the State, all in good condition.
For Printer, with capacity for the Editorial
Department this would he valuable investment.
For further information, address, postpaid,
THUS. A. HAYDEN,
Ruth.j0ydton, y. G.
May Q. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-06
Notice.

A IL persons whom il may concern. are here
N hy notified that have This day given free.
dom TO my son John Hall. and he Is authorized
20 transact business and become responsible foI
his engagements ia as fun and perfect manner
as il he had attained the fall age Of twenty -onS
years. WILLIAM HALL, Of John.
June 2. S4--3MI
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Ten Dollars Reward.

ID ANAWAY from he subscriber on Thursday
night The Bid inst, my negro man DANlE.
The said hoy Is about IS OF SO srars old. 5 feet
or . inches ligh, very nearly black, little in
elined To hc bald, and has lost some Of his front
teeth; has down look. aud very easily excited
When in,errosatcd. purchased him Of the IS
tate q Vim. HoPsOn, decd. in the southern par, Of
Orange County; he may still nc IL thai neighhor-
hood, or the ncighhorhood Of Chapel Hill, where
he has some relations. ! will give the above Ic-
ward for his apprehension aud delivery 10 me, Or
his confirm cnt in amy Jail 70 that SCI him.
will also give ten dollars reward Tor evidence
sufficient 10 convict any person Of harhoring him.
JOSEPH w. STEEL.
Hawfciis, Alamance May 80. e3--tf
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, aa,i.

kafNheii tustlfttte.--lh be efahiinailon
Of the sindcnis il This institution began on Phi
day last, and WAS continued On Monday and Tues
day q this week. On Fridsy the day Was occu-
pied IN examining The clisses in the Englizh He-
partnent on sP Hing. Reading. Grammar and
Geography, a..i IN examining the Latin Reader
Class. On Monday and TUESDAY. class IN Eng.
lish Grammar and ,acicaI parsing. and The
higher classes ia Languages and IN Mathematics
were examined.
The faithful la.ors Of the Instructors in ihis in
s;i,ution were manifest in the proficiency Of the
students, AMI we understand that The few trustees
present were highly pleased with The examination
On Tuesday cvcning large audience was col.
lcclcd in the chapel Of The Institute 70 hear the
speakers selected ~ the two Societies. They ap-
pcared IN the following order;
i. Defamation. : Eulogy on Lafayette Fro.
dcrirk X. Read. Charleston, Va. Union So
cieiy.
:. Defamation. On The Slavery Question
Thomas L. Williamson, yanceyyille. Adel-
phian socicty.
2. Original. -The Discovery and Rise Of Amc-
ncs." Robert d. Anderson, Lincoln. Union
Society.
4. Original avirtue the genius Of a Republic. :
Henry Preston, Abingdon, Va. Adelphian
Society.
S. Defamation. welcome 10 the Volunteers
Of Louisiana" William w. Kirkland, HiIs-
borough. Union Society.
6. Defamation. Mission 10 Rome Junius |.
Scales, Rockingham. Adelphian Society.
.. Original. "1he March Of Freedom John
D.Taylor. Wilmington. Union Society.
8. Original. "Ths ,lecklenburg Declaration oI
Independence John ". Sherwood, Guilfosi.
Adelphian Society.
In ihis connection il gives MS great pleasure to
slate, that The moral department Of the students
during the last session has been in The highest
degree commendatle. We understand that not
one Of the students is even suspected by the Fs-
Guilty Of INDUCING, in the least degree, in the use
Of ardent spirits, or in any other immoral prac-
tics.
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Arrival Of Trappist Monks. ANON

Arrival Of Trap2ist Monks. - Among
the passengers which embarked from Ll-
verpool in the steamship Caledonia for
Boston we're the Abbot Of Mount Millery,
and three brothers OF the Cisterian order
of 'rrappists. They are accompanied by
i" Brother Macarius," and design to make
all The necessary arrangements for The
founding Of two monasteries oil their Or
der somewhere in North America. The
Abbot. after arranging matters, here, will
return 10 Ireland, from whence in August
forty or fifty brothers. including four or
five priests, will embark for this country.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-06

Fire--On Saturday morning, May
29lh, between 3 and o'clock, the Norh
Carolina Lamp Black Manufacturing Es'
Enlistment, situated about 400 feet North
of the Rail Road Depert, in Whining
ton. was destroyed by fire. The build
ing was Of wood and quickly consum'
cl, with about 100 barrels Of Lamp
Black, and all the fixtures. The loss is
estimated al $4,000, which is horne by q
Company Of entcrpri>ing citizens. who
had but begun 10 realise on their invest
ment. Commercial
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-06

Alamancc.-The County Court OF the
new county Of Alamance commenced It's session
at Providence Westinghouse, according to law
on Monday last, and proceeded TO elect the otti
GERS for the county. The following persons, We
understand, were elected:
Payton p. Moore, esq, Clerk of the Count,
Court.
stephen White, Clerk Of the Superior Court.
Thomas Webb, esq, County Solicitor; and
Gen. Joseph Holt, sheriff.
George ]. Freeland, esq. Register.
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For Sale.
To shippers OF Goods 4 Produce
upon Ihe tape Fear River.

VI Nao0A1 -
upon the sape Fear River.
TIME lIenn.aia Sisanll.oai company, ~ Cir
- eulsI dated 18th DecrnbsI 1917. made
known the kaies u frcights and the charges
iOr fora anding, 81. biislrd B. lie iosHlI
RIA With The other Company IN he gaIe Pear,
ALSO asserting that Lay soaid fniglf ~ foT-
sroTd as low IS any oiLeg Company or Firm.
Having information TINT other Companies hase
lsae pli,=is -sirrs 70 psrteIlar hou g Cor nls)
hist have usually shirTcd ~ oOr Line, Nhirn !
a reduction upon our i0fmeT Taies u Freight, NC
henhy inform our EalIons aud ilisnds, and also
al others disposed u favor Is with their busi-
ness. that tie Company viii make driuciion
ii 10 per otni. upon all ireigLts iroin Boston.
New foIk, Philadelphia and Baltimore, 10 Viii
mington.
Tie receiving and torU aniing III Wilmington
10 h. free Of all Commissions.
Shippers BY our Line since The lst January.
1919, whose hills have been settled, will hr rn-
Ililcd 10 lhe ~ per cent; aEd lose unsettled will
have that amount credited 10 their accounts upon
the conlpan,'s books.
TO ali shippers upon the Cape Fear. the Hem
riciia stcanil.od Company take pleasure in say
ing. They have good bo.is IN god ortitr, aud
possess such iarililies as will insure 10 those who
pa,ronisc the Line speedy transportation Of al
q, DDS and Produce commiiled 10 their care.
Goods intended for the Henrietta 60. should
lie plainly married. aud the Bills d Ladng llisd
up 10 he delivered al the COi4pany's hharf,
Wilmington, n. C."
GuRDoN DENING. Pfest
Henrietta ;. d. 60.
Fayetteville, May 20, 1859. s3-6w-
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-. soF he County Court. are sequss,rd 70 Hsr
IN HillshorOugh On Saturday he le-hof June. d
taks he matter into consideration.
MANY WHO DO.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-06
S,si,,s,,er SG,,sDn,gm!

NAyIMG understood tina, the Corporocity Of
IA Iiilsborongh is determined in The future 10
tax all pelers with prohibitory tax, for the rur-
pose Of keeping off all competition; | therefore
give notice to the citizens of that town and the
county Of Orange, that vii for the future be
amongst them on the third and fourth weeks in
every month, 10 supply them with goods cheaper
than ever; as my calculation is that a " quick pen
ny Is better than slow shilling" High Tariffs
make low goods, or low goods make high Tariffs
which
MARTIN FuLDA.
MAY IL. Sl-tf
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-06

II. said the maple sugar crop OF Yer
mon, this spring is uncommonly large.
and tina, the amount Of maple sugar made