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MIR, WEBSTER AND THE COMMITTEE OF
TutRTEEN.-Mr. Webster has been vio-
,ently denounced by the Free Soil journals
as n traitor to the North, because he vo.
ted, few days since, against laying on the
table Mr. Foote's resolution for the appoint
ment of the Compromise Committee in the
Senate. One or two Wing journals also
have seemed inclined TO put bad construc-
ton upon this vote of Mr.. Webster, but
we are wholly unable to see that the vote in
question is liable to censufe or objection
when considered in connection with Mr..
Webster's solemn declaration Of his purpose
TO sustain California per Sc. and independ-
emily of other issues. Ii is manifest tina, he
onnosed the resolution TO lay on the table
for the very purpose Of proposing or sus-
tanning an amendment to except the Cali
fornia qnesiion from the subject to be sub
mitted to the Committee--and in the event
of its failure, to vote against the whole pro
iect. This he did, as every one who has
watched his course during the action of the
Senate on the subject, must have known he
would do. The Boston journal, in alluson
TO the appointment oil the Committee, re-
marks as follows
alt is with feelings Of unmiSed pleasure
that we notice that Daniel Wooster voted
with his Northern colleagues in opposition
To this odious committee. We doubt not
that he had good and sufficient reasons for
voting against laying the resolution of MIR.
Foote ON the table when the matter first
came up several days since. The last vote
was of course the true test vote upon MIR.
Foote's proposition, and upon that vote the
name of Mr. Webslcris recorded in favor
of separating the California question. from
any other measure. He also voted in favor
of Mr.. IIamiin's resolution on Thursday,
which WAS the final struggle to amend the
motion to refer by excepting so much oil
Claws and Bells resolutions as relates to the
admission of California. These votes are
in strict conformity with his remarks in the
Senate on the 4th of April, when he said ;
al wish therefore to say, thai 80 far as
nv opinion and conduct in The Senate go.
I will endeavor 10 take such course oil
voting and acting as may bring this ques-
tion Of the admission Of California per Sc
10 n decision by the Senate. l am hen
willing to 60 OH and take up the terri
toria questionable question OF govern
nent for HE territories; ana may say
upon the whole, that am inclined TO thlnk
j, will he the hest way to proceed, to take
up The territorial bills and actupon them -
Mr.. Webster il one of those who always
vote understandingly, and who are able 10
assign reason for the voles they give. II
will he found in the end, we have no doubt,
tina, Cal,eprnia has no abler champion on
the hoor of Congress, than Mr. Webster.
and i, is 10 be regretted that our Free Soil
cotemporarie s-w who by The way have new
er sustained General Taylor AT all in his
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STATE OF VERMONT, l Be i, remember

STATE OF VERMONT, | BE it remember
Distric of Addison IS. ed that at a Pro
bate Court held at Middlebury, in and for the
District of Addison on the 18th day of April,
A. D. 1850.
Davis Ric, administrator of the estate OF
JOHN r. RICH,
late Of Shorcham in said District deceased, pre-
Sc cts his administration account for allowance; 1t
is therefore ordered, that said account be corsid-
cred for allowance at the session Of this Court, TO
be held al the Office Of the Register Of this court
in said Mddehury, on Thur sday, the ID day OF
May next, at enc O'Clock in the afternoon and
that said administrators give notice thei cot to all
lay publishing "A certified copy OF this order in the
Middlebury Register-a newspaper printed at SAID
Middlebury, three weeks successyely, previous to
the time of said court
And at the Court holden as aforesaid on
the Bib day of APRIL the said Administrator
moves the Court that partition OF the real es-
tate Of said deceased he made among the leirs
Of said deceased, and that Commissioners be
appointed tor that purpose; 1t is therefore
ordered. that said motion tc considered at the
said session of this Courl 10 he held at the
Office of the Register Of this Court on The 2d
day Of May, next and thai notice he given TO
all persons interested, by publishing a CERT
fed copy Of laiS order, in the said Middlebury
Regsier-three weeks successfully previous
TO the time of said court.
Jed s. Bushnell, Register.
A true copy of Record.
81: Attest, jed S. Bushnell, Register.
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bIADAMA MuRRAYl

DIADAMA MURRAY ! Substance of pc
HORACE LONG. rcturnaIo to the
June Term, A. ID. 1850 Of Addison County
Court, with the citation thereto attached.
The petitioner Diadama Murray, Of Will
ting in the County Of Addison. represents that
she is seized in fee, as tenant in common with
II race Long, of Me Henry Nc Henry Coun-
~ and State OF Illinois, of l05 81 equal nndi.
vided parts Of certain piece or parcel OF land
living in Orwell in said County OF Addison, and
bounded and described as follows, 10 wit, hound
ed on the North by Marvin Gnswo'ds land, on
the West by lands owned by the heirs of Aman
da Murray and the heirs of Miranda Gray, on
the South by lands owned by Jesse Tenny, and
on III East by lands owned by said petitioners
and that said Long is seized in fee as tenant
in common with said petitioner of the rcmain
ing 466 sal equal undivided p1ris of sail piece
or parcel of land above described and prays
Tor IL partition of said land. and that her share
may he set off to her according TO her title.
TO any Sheriff or Constable in the State TO
serve and return, GREETING.
BY the authority Of the State Of Vermont
Won are hereby commanded to summon Horace
Long of Nc Henry in Nc Henry County and
State Of Illinois, to appear before the County
Court next to be holden Mt Middlcbury, in the
County of Addison and State Of Vermont to
answer to the foregoing petition AID further n.
hidc such order thereon as TO said Court shall
seem meet. l.3w
Gicen ind my hand at said NddeJuy, tbs
26h day of April, 4. u. 1850.
GEO. S. SWIFT Clark
HENaY HALE, attorney for pdh onr
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TATE OF VERMONT( BE it remem-
District of Addison, IS. bered, that at a
Probate Court held Mt Nlddlcbury in and for
the District Of Addison, on the goth day OF
April, A. b 1850.
George S. Swift, named an executor in an
instrument purporiihg to be the last will and
testament of
DANIEL CHAPMAN,
late of Ripton, in said District deceased, pre-
scnts the said instrument for probate 1t is
thcrcupon ordered that the said instrument
be considered for probate by this court at the
session thereof to he held at the Office OF the
Register of this Court in said Middlcbury. on
Thursday the 10th day of May next. at one u
clock in the afternoon; and that notice thereof
be given 10 all persons interested, that they
may appear and make their objections, If any
they may have,to to the probate & allowance OF
said will, by publishing a certified copy Of this
order IN the Mddlchury Regisler-a newspaper
printed at said Midllehur,-tlir weeks sue
cessively previous t the time OF said Court.
Jed. S. Bushnell, Register
A true Copy OF Record
Attest, jed S Bushnell, Register.
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tvLATEsT NEWS FROM cANADA.-From til,

" LATEST NEWS FROM CANADA.-From tn,
Montreal Gazette, June 10, ls49;
Our readers will have observed the frequent notices
which have appeared IN advertising columns Of thu
benefits resulting from the Of WISTAR'S NAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY in the diseases Of the res
piratory organs, catarrhal affections, liver complaints
&c.
Many of the certificates are couched IN strong Ian
guage and may be thought to be mere catohpenny mott
cos, for the purpose of drawing attention to quach
medicine. Such, however, Wistnf's Balsam of Wild
Cherry is not We can ourselves vouch for the good Of
fects this Basam has had diseases of the nature o
those above mentioned whenever have known II re
sorted to- and that when every other remedy has been
tried aud failed"
From the New York Evening Mirror, March 80, 40.
1--WE regard the wild cherry Of nature,
ply scnns sort of good Samaritan Of the forest
for its 'medcinf gum has relieved the suferings
saved the lives of thousands he Balsam prepared b,
DR.. Wstar is pure and perfectly reliable preparation
of the real Cherry essence and it is remedy by NJ
means bad tn take" We speak confidently and strong
y in its praise from having witnessed its reuovaug in
nucnce in consumptve when all other pfescrip
tons had proved Of effect
None genuine unless signed J. BUTTS on the wrapper
Sold by ". r. Russell Middlcbury, also by Aga
throughout the State. 1lw
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TnE BosroN PAPEps are loud in
praise of Je,cttt g. Prescott, and their
Silk and Shawl store, No. 2 Milk Street.
Well they might be, for this firm not on
ly floods the country with the most bean
tiful Shawls, Silks, Mantilas, &C., at
low prices, but they distribute lots Of
money for ADVERTISING, and it is believed
they always fulfil their promises to the
printer or the purchaser.
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REMARKABLE CURE OF A DANGEROUS
COifGH.

Miss Mary Head, No. T. Wheeers Court, Boston, was
cured OF very bal Cough, attended with nervous de
bIty aud strong tendency to Consumption, by the
of only two bottles of Balsam In the family
a child, afflicted with dangerous stuffed cough" had
been under the Of physician days, without
benet and relieved by single doe Of this
Balsam and speedily cured This family is referred to
with much confidence they have experienced the ben
efcal effects OF the mediciue in the most striking
Ms Haughton High street Place. Boston, has been
frequently Athlete with inflammation of lungs
pain in the side dry cough debIiIy aud other
painful symptoms, for several years THIS medicine has
given her degree Of relief which she has ong sought
in vain.
DAVID BRADLEE g. Son, 10 Washington Street
Boston sole agents for the United States aud British
Provinces.-American price one dollar per bottle.
I:lm.
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The AGENTS of this invaluable Preparatinn ask the
public olly read plain unNarnisheJ" statements Of
cures aud then judge for themselves.
Boston, Feb. g. 1919
To Edward Brinley & Co
Dear Sirs As | am nbont leaving to pass the vin
ter at the South, am happy TO state by your request
the benefits have deiive through the of DR. Cor.
beu Shaker Syrup Of Satsaparilla. Some time since
| found the tone of my stomach weakening; then m
food oppre ssed i'll however little quantity u>e aud
my strength failed daily. hy skin became subject to
disgusting humUr, at times aggravated T. affect
my eyesght. had used but little medicine, ! relied
more dieting and sea batbins-and IN winter using
the Yapor and Sulphur Baths. But these failed of all
cme My skin became more irritated my eye-ight was
taton Of the Lungs assiduousy Developing ii-elf-
Unhappy atuy condition. by the advice oil q friend |
adopted the use OF COrbetts Sarsaparila.
AFTER using Gully six bottles, hnd the tone OF my ito
mach Is iast beIEg restored the irritation on my Lungs
subdued, and most agra,Ating constipation of the
es wholly dspelled. To CoRBkTrs sARsArARILLA do
alone ibute these cures as rejecting all other med
any you deem besi for suffering humanity and
believe me,
Your grateful ahe relieved friend.
BENJAMIN JONES ROBERTS.
SI sosTo IS Feb. 10, is4o.
Then personally appeared before the above named
Benj Roberts aud acknowledged the above be true,
and his free act and deed
Before me,
BENZ. II. CURRIER.
Justice Peace
p1rThe above valuable medicine H. sold by T.. BRIN
LEY Co.. Druggist, Boston, and by their appointed
Sold by W. p. Russell, Middlebury, also by Ag'ts
throughout the State. l:lw.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We. the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District OF Addison
commissioners, to receive, xsmine and adj
Just all claims and demands OF all persons,
against the estate of
ROSWELL MOSELEY,
late OF Bridpon in said District, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset lheretoi And six months from the 22d
day of March, being allowed by said Courl
for that purpose. We do therefore hereby give
notice that we will alleud TO thebuSiness ofour
said appointment al the dwelling house oil
widow Hannah Moseley in Bridporl on the Isl
Wednesdays OF May and September next,
from nine O'clock, A NJ. until four o'clock, P.
NJ. ON each Of said days.
c. SOLACE, Oa,n,.;s.
s. T. WALKER, s;aa@,s
WIN. A. HITCHCOCK, y '
pahd al Bridpun lhis 2pih day q March
1870. JtJw.
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Particular Notice.
IL - Ill III

GUN SMIT II, wishing to leave a
place where he cannot peaccahly have step in
The hiqhiroy to get into his shop, nor post in
the street for n customer TO hitch horse, would
most earnestly entreat all who o'ce han 10 make
payment, and enable him to seek place where
Dedcons aud Cfodkeys about Protection and
encouragcrs Of home manufacturers will permit
a liechdnie to have some right TO the highway
For sale, all or part If his place which
goes from his shop 10 the brick house cast.
lie has on hand variety of GUNS for sale
also Pocket Pistols, Bullet moulds, Wormers
Ball Screws, Flints, Sc, &c.
Persons that have anything in his care ar,
desired TO call before the 10Th OF May next.
Middlebny, April l6, 1850. 81
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APhysican convinced after Thorough t-ial and hes
of BRANT'S PULMONARY BALSAM in Consumpt
tive cases We have many such converts after Rran's
edicines have been thoroughly tiled and proved by
themselves, and found to be what they recommend
cd To be.
Messrs. WALLACE & Co.--Gentlemen; I wish YOU
would send me further supply Of GRANTS INDIAN
MEDICINES by steamboat To Albany. When re.
ceivrd your medicines last fall thOush II would be
uphill work to get them stafte0 and established but
soon found hal made wrung calculation Tor IA very
short time not hate of the alsam unsold aud |
was hlsed To obtain supply from one OF your
gent. nj Catsk Ihlve cold medicine that gave
such GOOD sati- faction and that has effected a. macy
cures a. this has II ha been thoroughly tried aud tes
ted by persons no have been under medical rcatlneu
f.r long time and il hi, fulfilled tvFnY EXPECT ALTON
that YOU recommend it for The BAlSAM l. very high
" recommended by DOCTOR NORWOOD of PrcstOn
fellow, of the ulo.t sklfu physicians of Albany
county, New York. lie il very exien.ive practnn
e. aud recommends the Basam very highly IN Of
Consumption aud all Gseasrs OF the Lungs. The doct
or has taken great and pains to test its curative
opinion highly value. could give you several good
certificates OF cures, hut it is not sary for can
name any inquirer nnny where has been tried
aud Inns cured deases of long standing that were con
sidered incurahle.
Yours respectfully.
NELSON NJ. LARAWAY.
Mr.. Laraway is respectable merchant at Putter's
Hollow Albuny Comfy, NY. March 90 1919
IL For list of agents. see advertisement IN anothe
column. J2sW
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NATHAN WOOD 4 CO.

Oilcr for sale, At reduced prices, I1lVe I'oII
and other Wines Philadelphia Porter, Brandies,
Gin ans other spirits, fr Medcindi Chemicdl
and Manufacturing purposes until the first of
May next, and those wishing it for the above
uses are respectfully invited TO call and they
shall not he imposed upon in qualify or prices
as they may be after that time.
Remember on the .first day of Diay the taps
must be dora in or cut cG-so say the tdthers'
or Girl authority of this town us per vote at
their last meeting. o.
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Almarket 41S Caule.
Prices-Ma,kel Bcel-ExIra S6,37 per
cwt.; Is, quality. Sc; %, $3.50; 81, SIS
ordinary. S3.75aa.50.
Siorts-Wo ,knlng Oxen SCI rs S5g
100. Cows and Calves-$23. %. 30a35.
Veal Calves--$3a6 each. Yearlngs-
none Two yenrs old-No sales. Three
yenrs old-Sl7 90 rs.
Ilides-Sia4,50 per cwt. Talow-
$3.50.
Sheep and I.nmbs-Sl6 NJ market Pri-
res-Exlra $3.50, 5, Cal. BY lot, So, 2 81
a2,15.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

We, the sub ,cribcrS, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District OF New Haven
Commissioners, TO receive, examine and nj
lust all claim, and demands of all persons "a
gainst the estate OF
NATHAN C. GROVE,
late of Lincoln, in said District, deceased,
and also all claims and deman Is exhibited in
Offset thereto: And six months from the 9Th
day of April 1850, being allowed by SAID Court
for that purpose, we do therefore hereby give
notice that Se will attend to the business Of
our said appointment, at the dwelling house Of
Moses Grove, 10 Lincoln on the LIST Saturday
of June aud Oct. next from one O'Clock, A. Nj +,
until four o'clock, P. NJ, on each of said
DAYS.
JOHN BUSH, ! Commits
RUFUS FORBES sioners.
Dated dt Lincoln, this 18th day of April
1850. 52.3w
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STATE OF VERMONT, BE it remembered
District Of Addison, SIS. that. at Probate
Court held Mt Middlehurr, in and for the Dist
rict of Addison, on the goth day Of April a. d.
1850:
Reuben Gillet, executor of the last will and
testament of
JOSEPH WILLIAMS.
late Of Bridport in said District deceased, pre-
SCENTS his petition in writing to this Court, set.
ting forth that it would he beneficial to those
interested in the estate If sid deceased. to
have all the real estate Of said deceased sold I'M
der an order of this Court. and praying that he
may be licensed by this Court to sell said real
estate 1t is thcreupon ordered, that SAID pc.
tition be considered by this Court at the session
thereof to he held at the Office of the Register
of this Court IN said Middlchury, on Thursday,
the 9th day of May next, at ono O'Clock in the
afternoon and that said executor give notice
thereof to all persons Interested that they may
appear and make their objections, if any they
may have, 10 said license being granted, by
publishing a certified copy Of tins order in the
Mldlcbnry Rceistcr-a newspaper printed at
said Middlebury-thrcew weeks successfully pre-
yious TO the time Of said Court.
led, S. BUSHNELL Register
A true Copy Of Record
Attest, Jed. s. BuShneN, Register.
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LUCIUS A. FOOT
rs
JOHN NJ. FERRE


and his trustees. Term, \. D.lsi9
SCOTT & s. MORGAN.
Whereas Lucius A. Foot, of Moriah, in the
county Of Essex and state Of Ne. York. at the
present term of This court hath brought into
court his writ and declaration against John NJ
Ferre, Of said Aloriah, Surviving partner Of
the firm Of Chester Stevens and Company, f T.
mery consisting of said Ferre and one Chester
Stevens, now deceasedl and against Isaiah
Scott and Samuel Morgan, both of Nergcnne'
in said County Of Addison, trustees Of said
Ferre as surviving partner aforesaid, with re-
turn of service thereon by leaving q copy there
of in the hands of each of said trustees, and q
copy in the hands of said Scott for said Ferre
and declaring in plea that the defendant rem
der to the plaintiff the sum e 900 dollars due
from SAID defendant as surviving partner as n
f0resaid, to balance book accounts between
them, and demanding in damages the sum Of
900 dollars.
And whereas said action has been duly enter
ed in court, and it has been suggested 10 the
court that said Ferr1 was ont of the state nj the
time of the service aforesaid and has not yet
returned within the same 1t is ordered by
the court that this cause he continued until the
next term Of said court, to be held at Middle
bury within and flr said county of Addison on
the second Tuesday of June, a. ID. 1880, and
thar in the meantime notice of the pendency
thereof he given said Ferre, by publication OF
this order and the substance of the plain
lifts declaration three weeks sucoessVely in the
Middebury Registef--a public newspaper print.
cd az Middlebury alorcsaid-the last of which
said publications shall be at least thirty days
prior 10 said next term.
81 GEO. S. SWIFT, Clerk.
p c. TUCKER & SoS, An'ys Of PhiHh6
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stance adduted points to his guilt. DIR.
Smith was on Thursday committed for trial,on
the third Tuesday in September next, and
W. N. A. Long recognised in the sum OF
$1,000, for his appearance at that time as
witness.
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SALT RBEUN OF IL YEARS STANDING,
Cured

Oak Hill, Nov. 81, 1877.
have been afflicted with thu Salt Rheum for years
daring that time tried every remedy thai could hear
Of without any good effect. la September, 1896 ap'
piled your Hunfs Liniment aud trnly happy 10 in
form you thst with oHe bottle was entirely cured
HENRY EYAkisON.
This celebrated Medicine is sale by every respects
able Druggist aud Merchant throughout the County AT
- aud 50 per bottle aud 10 this place By W. p.
hussEI. aud II. A. SHELDON. lslw
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HIGH TESTIMONIALS.

I1Y' IMPORTANT TO coNsUnPryEs. Ii
@'fn looking over the pamphlet issued by the proprie
Tors Of Dr. Rogers Syrup of Lyerwort, Tar and Can
ehalegua, We have been forcibly struck with the high
public and private character of those who youeh for il.
efficacy Among them nstiee the Of old
.9uantanee aud quondam friend, Hon. judge WIN.
BUR NJ We also see the names Of DR.. WIN Richards,
AeN. Wleman aud DR.. Hiram I0x, late Professor ia
Inc Oinel"nai menieal College aud many others of like
character aud standing II such men are willing over
their own signatures, to testify thus strongly in its fvo,
must be the most remarkable medicine Of the aye and
advise all our invalid readers 10 Try ii forlhw
[Ohio Star.
~ See other Certificates in the Pamphlet also long
advertisement IN another column.
For Sale in Middlebury, by w. P.KUsSEL.
April 80 1850 Him
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ART-UNION.

The subscriber, having been appointed Hon
orary Secretary Of the Phila Art-UniIn, will
receive subscriptions and forward money du-
ring The present month. The drawing takes
place on the first Of May. The engraving for
the wear 1880 is "Mercy's Dream" by Hun
tington, and is to be executed in The best pos
sible style of mixed line, stpple aid mezzo-
into A copy of this engraving is sent, tree
of expense, 10 every subscriber; who will, he
sides, have chance in the distribution OF phi
yes
Lovers of Art in this village are requested
TO call on the subscriber and examine speci-
mens of the engrayings issued by The Art I'm
ion.
L. L. TILDEN,
49:4w Hon. Sec. Phila Art-U Union.
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The subscribers would inform the public
n general that they have succeeded in pro-
curing Store House and Wharf near ard
convenient to the Rail Road in the Civ
OF Nergennes, (the untiring efforts Of GER
tain individuals to the contrary nolwlth-
standinI) where hey are ready TO attend to
the business of Storage and Forwarding
on the most reasonable terms. A Line of
good substantial Canal Boats will run
from this wharf the coming season which
VIII enable US 10 forward properly to any
part OF the country with dispatch. All
business entrusted to our care will he
promptly attended 70. A share of public
patronage is solicited.
r. CHAPMAN.
II. c. CHAPMAN.
Vergennes, April Sd, 1850. 5O6m
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BRiGHToN, April 25.

At market 545 Beef Cattle, IS Stores, 80 pairs
Working Oxen, ~ Cows and Calves, 1900
sheep
PHIcEs-Bcef Cattle Extra, $3.50; LIST
quality Sc 2d SIS so; Sd S4.75a5
Working Oxcn-S7O 50. 80, ITO. 100.
Cows and Calvcs-sl9, 20, %, 81, 81, IS, 40.
Sheep-S2, 8, /, $50