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conducted themselves rs well as i; Was possible
for that number Of men Of any nation 10 deport
themselves at sea Poor fellows exclaimed
one, they never passed us without taking US
warmly by the hand, to prove how gratefully they
felt the kindness Of the United States" They
messed al the same table with the officers and
had the best Of food and drink that the ships loo
ssTs asoTded The apartment allotted to kcssuih
and his family was Handsomely fitted up and in
the most quiet and comfortable portion Of the
shIf,
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occupied and owned by the whole country. snd
after such plan as would ensure Al annual re
turn, hom the rent Of the lower por,ioa sufficient
to justify sn investment to an individual of the
enlne cost irrespective Of the other advantages
this country would reap.
Adopted by the unanimous vote Of the Grand Ju.
~, on the 18th day Of November. 1851
Gro, W ARMSTRONG, Foreman.
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Massachusetts, Election.

DVsIUNi 4NVV. TO.
The Aldermen ofLowell have adjudsed the late
election for representatives void, and have order.
dsred that another be held. Springfield again
failed to elect yesterday
The whole wing majority isreduced 10 nineteen,
and there are over one hundred representatives
ys, TO be chosen. The exact result will not be-
snOwn until the fourth Monday in November.
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An i'NC-MIImrSs

SlsASs OlNrMENr.-This is valuable .alye
for bruises and scalds or for fresh wounds We
saw it applied, last week to n severe burn upon
a ehlds arm. It removed the pain in brief
time, and the wound was completely healed in a
few days. Families should not be without it
Bgtalo Republic, Aprii L.. 1850.
See Sloan's advertisement in another column
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4 DONATION VISIT

To the Rev. CuARI Is THOMPSON will be made ut
the house Of Mrs. Fry, in Ottawa, on the evening
Of Wednesday, the ID day of December next, to
which the Citizens Of Ottawa aud vicinity ave
most respectfully invited. BY order OF the
committee arrangements.
Ottawa, Nov. 81, 1851.
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Met pursuant to adjournment.
On motion, the resolutions were again taken up
and read, and, after some ds..Jer.,iun, seycTa..y
adopted.
Mr Hise, offered the following resolutions;
Rs'oircR That we approve Of the general plan
Tor an Illinois State University FOX the Industrial
Glasses, presented by Prof J. g. Turner and re-
quest him TO furnish the outlines Of his plan pre-
.ented to this convention to the committee OF pub
iicatun, for publication 10 the Prairie Farmer and
all other papers in this state which will publish
the same and that one thousand copies be pub
lishedin pamphle, form fer sra,utou. distribution.
Rcs,lrsd, That ". A. Pencil, " Osman, L. l..
Bullock, aud Ralph Ware, be q committee Of pub
LEGATION.
Eesglpyd, That the committee Of publication
forward to each editor in every county in the
state a copy Of the publications ofthis convention,
with a request that they should republi-h the
| same and, also, send = copy TO our Gn~rnor,
Senator, and Representatives and State Officers,
and to all Others who may be interested in the
same.
Resoired That each member Of this convention
DO all in bis power to promote the circulation and
reading Of the above publications and through
this aud other means to secure, as far as practca-
BILE speakers to lecture on the subject in each Of
the counties in the state.
Rcsolrcd, That Me-srs. J. Z. Turner and Mar
Gus Morton, Of Morgan CO.; James Mcconnell, Eli
jah Isles, and David L. Gregg, Of Saugamon CO.,
John Davis, Of Decatur; John Woods, OF Quincy,
John Hise, Of La Sale Co; Aaron Shaw, OF Law.
renee co.. John Dougheriy, q Union CO; L. S,
! Pennington, Of Whi,esids Co; W j. Phelps, Of
Elm Wood Peoria CO.; and DR.. Ames, of Winnie
bago CO.. be central committee to call a State
Convention TO meet at Springfield at an early
hour Of the next session Of the legislature, or at
such other time and place as they and the friends
Of the cause may deem most expedont
| Resoired, That this convention earnestly solicit
the Governor Of this state TO enumeratc in the call
for an extra session of the legislature, should one
be held before the next regular session the objects
( Of this convention in the establishment Of an In
dustrial University. as business to be acted upon
| by that body at that time.
! Resoipcd, That a memorial and petitions be
prepared aud furnished by the publishing commit
tee for the purpose OF petitioning the legislature
upon this subject
| During the discussion Of these resolutions the
convention adjourned till o'clock p NJ
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New York Flect,ou.

The Albany Register Of the 18th contains re.
turns from the entire State, all Of which are off.
eiai excep. eighteen counties The Official vote
IN these counties the Register says may vary the
fgures, but does not think i. will change the re
rnlt The vote stands
Wright over Paterson 45s
Chatheld over Ullmau 1911
Cook over WEIGH II
Fi.ihugh over Wheaton 72l
The remainder Of the democrats ticket ia car
RED. The Register also Gays the wings will have
majority oftwo in the house.
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Later I!

NEW DIRK, Nov. 18th.
The Africa arrived at three o'clock with one
weeks later news from Europe She left Liver
pool Nov. sth, at 10 A. NJ. Cotton had advanced
!c. with an active demand. Sales of the week
amount to from five to eight thousand bales, Of
which spectators took five thousand and expor.
tiers the remainder
Flour advanced Cd. on better grades and wheat
Id Corn unchanged and dull Lard has further
declined, with sales at i5ai6c. Tallow dull
The steamer Canada sailed at noon today for
Liverpool, with IS passengers and nearly ST..
800 900 in specie
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EyESlNG Session

The convention was called to oder by tho
Chairman
Prof Turner, as Chairman Of the Committee on
Business, reported the following resolutions ior
the future action Of the convention:
Re'olrei, That we greatly rejoice in the degree
of perfection to which our various institutions. for
the education of our brethren engaged in profess
sonal, scientific, and literary pursuits, have al.
ready attained, and in the mental and moral ele.
yation which those institutions have given them,
and their consequent preparation aud capacity for
the great duties in the spheres Of life IN which
they are engaged; and that we will aid in all
wnys consistent for the still greater perfection Of
such ms.itutinns
Rsss'rei, That as the representatives Of the in
dus,rial classes, including all cn;ivators of the
soil, artisans, mechanics and merchants, We de-
sire the same privileges and advantages for our.
selves, our fellows, and our posterity, IN each Of
our several pursuits and callings. as our profes.
sonal brethren enjoy in theirs; and we admit
that it is our own fault that we do not also enjoy
them
Resolved That, in our opinion, the institutions
originally aud primarily designed to meet the
wants Of the professional classes as such, cannot,
in the nature Of things, meet ours no more than
the institutions We desire to establish for ourselves
could meet theirs. Therefore,
Reso'gei That we take immediate measures FOR
the establishment Of University, in the state of
Illinois, expressly to meet those felt wants u
each and sl the industrial classes of our state
that we recommend the foundation Of high schools,
lyceums, institutes &c in each Of our counties. on
similar principles 80 soon as they may find i, prac-
tcable 20 10 DO.
Resoiced That in our opinion such institutions
can never impede, but must greatly promote the
best interests OF all those existing institutions.
After reading the above resolutions. Prof Tur.
ner proceeded in an able and interesting manner.
to unfold his plan for the establishment aud main
tenance II an Industrial University
The convention then adjourned till Q O'Clock
tomorrow morning.
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Tbs Circuit Court ior the pas; week has been
mainly engaged on civil causes. We understand
every casa on the docket has been disposed of
Court adjourned to-day.
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A meeting Of the members Of the editorial fra.
terni,y in N. y. city, was held at Lafayette Hall
on Thursday evening last, to devise a suitable
welcome on their part to Elk Editor, as well as
Ex Governor, kossuth.
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Proceedings of the Farmers Con,
vention at Granville.


IN n'Tord'nee with previous notice, eonven
"'h 81 farmers was heId at Granville, Putnam
county on TUESDAY TIE iS'h day "i November
1''' th' "'.nNante was quite large and Iron
'|.,"s E"" OF tue STATE
, t"' ty"N'H"'h organized ey appointing Hon
N'N, s,Ncr u ucnnepN, Chairman pro ten.
"', ",, W., w. O',,'h OF N.ta"a, secretary Pro tenn
.,. va. '''.I" ware moved 'A'' committee OF
/ '''' ~ 'Dv''"'t" uN Tue ehar 70 nominate PEI
"."'''i' 0'"lV'' :" Tue convenient "h,n was
800" ~ "'y'y.l ,''' NC 'i'|. lp''n'S' N's'r'
-'.'l ""'S' '''" -''''' "'" N''"'! '"'''>' SAID
'T NJ
-. N'''.'' I .i'y' Jew minutes absence
,',,,.,., '"u v''o"'5 P''s''' Is
~, ~ 80 80. Va '',5 N',', ''"'"'
~, w., p,i|I' g C.,. -
T. ", ,, ~, W. ~ "a" ~ anu 'o'' . -
NJ ~ - - nv ',' g, : ,'s'''.'"'
NJ E,T,h ~, '.s ",.'S NJ s.-.,..
w., =" 80 W ". ".''.''' VI. a..
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given, that by write OF, and
pursuant TO decree OF the county court La
Salls comfy, will sell Mt public auction, the swq
of sec 25 in township 36 north, range east OF the
81 principal meridian, at the door OF the court house
in Ottawa, on Monday, the 25th day Of Januery
next. between The hours Of 10 and l2o'clock A, M.
Nov. 81, 1851. lsRAELG. CoorIR,
f, Admir- ofthe EstGte Of Daal. Warren, decd,
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TRUTH, VIRTUE, 4 TEMPERANCE.

rlNIlE Weekly Meetings OF Ottawa Section, NO.
l. ., Cadets of Temperance are held very
Wednesday Evening, in the Sons OF Temper
ance Hall
All members in good standing with the Order
are invited to attend. III. +. BARNES, oecfy'
November ], lS5l-3w.
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Zinc.
saws.

ID OWLANDS mill saws, cross cut, and every
IL other kind Of saw Also, large lot OF bench
planes for sale cheap, AT ). d. GEIpLEY's.
nttuXa Noycubcr -
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II. G. FARGELLS
Celebrated Arabian Liniment.

The beautiful and fertile region skir,ing the dcs-
ert OF Arabia, abounds with rare plants and odor.
ouS woods, whrHc" are procured the aromatic gums
aud bll.nms OF which this Linimcnt Is composed
anJ 10y whose stimulating, unctions and penetrat.
ing properties II Ia, when applied, d.tluscd through
the whole nervous system ,aIlayinu the mostnlcnse
pain IN few minutes. Try i, when you will he
convinced that no preparation possesses in so high
a degree, its perfect anodync qualities It's action
is prompt and effective. 1t pcne,rates the flesh TO
the hone, reaNcs contracted cords, restoring use TO
limbs paTalyzedf Tor years, and where the flesh was
wasted away, leaving nothing but skin and bone
excite, a healthy action, causing new flesh TO grow
out and M mp the shiyclied parts. It restores sy.
noyial tlu.d or iout water, aud this IS the reason
why it has ncen so successful IN diseases OF the
joints. In affections Of the spine, liver lungs and
kidneys, this great remedy stands before any other
ever produced. For ngue cake or enlargement Of
the spleen, it is specific. For any internal inlam-
nation you will find it gives great relief. 1t has no
equal in the world for rheuma.ism--also, cramps,
swelling, numbness, weak joints, spine and chest,
pains. wounds chiIbInns, burns, sore throat, bites Of
insects and reptiles, salt rhrum, warts, corns
mango, and indeed nearly oil diseases which re-
qure an external application, and many others, are
greatly benefited 10y it. 1t is used externally with
great success in goitre or swelledncc scroiua or
kings evil liver complaint, nervous diseases, &c.
For horses or cattle it is as etlectunl in dlscas
es Of man. VIII cure any case OF sweeny in exist
cnce; also spawn, splnt rngbone, big head, iistu'
la tarcy, poll evil, wndgnlls strains, bruises, &c.
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We are authorized to announce ABNER A. Frsu-
In as candidate for the office OF Justice Of the
Peace, in the place OF James Stout resigned.
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Ottawa Light ArtilliRry.

THE members are requested to be punctun in at
tendance at drill on Friday evening OF each week
AT Q O'Clock BY order OF the Captain.
Nov, 8, 1851. L. r. COURTNEY, Orderly.
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DlED-At this place, Nov 2lst, CuArLr.
GElDLEY only child Of DR.. II. ". and Laura W.
Hoiklns-oged y. mo. IS ds
Like bright thought he came, and as heety de-
parted:
An Irs ct hope will hiIglad presence be.
When. IN dreams he Will point out to earths broken
hearted
Thy heaven otloye. Lord, and guide us 10 thee"
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Look ont for Connterftits |

Th. public are cautioned against another coun.
,crieit which has lately madeits appearance called
W b FaueIrs Arabian Linimcnt, the most dan
perous of all the countereits because his having the
name 81 Farrell will buy il in good faith, wltho ut
the knowledge that counterfeit exists, and they
will perhaps only discover their error when the
spurious mixture has wrought its evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by II.
G. Farrell sole inventor and proprietor, and whole
sale druggist, No. II Main street, Peoria Illinois
to whom all applications for agencies must be ad
dressed BE sure you get it with the letters ii. Il.
before Farrell's, thus ii. G.. FARRELb'S--and
his signature on the wrupper--all others are coun-
terfeits.
Sold by Hunter & Cavalry, G. l.. Thompson,
and Walker g. Hckllng, druggists, Ottawa, and
by regularly authorized agents throughout the Uni
ted States.
Dc,-Price % md 50 cents, and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village
nnd hamlet in the United States, in which one is
no, already established. Address H. G Farrell, as
above accompanied with good reference to chnrac-
ter, responsibility, &c. Nov. %-ii-iw.
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Fish, Fish A.,
1000 !

On0O I,BS. cod li.h,
AVOo 10 ibis. No. markctcl,
5 y
10 " white fish
At Nov - ). b. GRlDLEY'S,
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SIGHT EXCHANGE
SIGHT EXCHANGE

TN New York in sums 10 SUIT purchasers. for sale
ny nov NORRIS Il FIsnEE.
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Tie Most Extraordinary Discovery in he World
* tie great AraJian Kennedy for .NGr dad
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OFFICE OF SEcR'y OF c. R.LR. r. Co.
Cheap! Cheap!

A r Shermans Chicago Branch
N French worked collars and cuffs.
Null and jaconc, Laces.
Linen cnmhric hnndkerchcsby the dozen or single.
Dress buttons, hrads, cords, trimmings, &c.
Dark, figured, and plain poplins
Good black and black and white de lans.
Benched and brown sheetngs and shirings, very
low, by the piece.
BIeached and brown table linen.
Heavy wool blankets.
Cloths, casmeres, satinets &c. nov 29
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1851 G. Il {. U. II. II. 1851
WINTER ARR ANCEMr,nIT

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
on and after Monday. November I'm. trains
~ will be run between Chicago md stations
west as follows, The time OF arrival and depart.
ure from Western terminus changing as the road
may be extended, Of which notice will be given !
VIZ;
From Chicago---Wcstward
lst Passenger Tram accompanied by through
freight only will leave Chicago, Dearborn 81
at u o'clock A. VI. arriving at Mnrengo pres
cni western teuninusl at o'clock L. NJ
% Passenger and Way and Through Freight ac-
Comuudl;on Tram, will leave Dearborn street
AT O'Clock 7. NJ, arriving al Mnrengo at7P NJ
81 Passenger and Freight accommodation Train,
tor East EIgIn -. Charles and Aurora, and in
termediale stations, Will leave Dearborn street
3! o'clock, 7. NJ. arriving at East Elgin, 81.
Charles and Aurora az 7. NJ.
For ChicagO--- Eastward.
Is, Passenger Train will leave Marcngo at 80
\. VI arriving at Chicago at ~ 40 T. VI.
"a Passenger and Way and Through Freight ac-
commodation Tram will leave Marcngo at II
o'clock 7, NJ, arriving at Chicago at 7. VI.
81 Passenger nnn Freight accommodation Train
will leave East Elgin, IT. Charles and Aurora At
"a o'clock A. VI ., arriving at Chicago II i. VI.
G-s-Aufora and ST, Charles connections will be
made with oil trains Fast aud West,
E!-sages Tor Gaiena and points west will con-
meet nj western terminus, and tor Ottawa and la
Sale az Aurora. John 3. TURNER,
Chicago, Nov -, 1891. Superintendent.
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history of number of experiments he had made
IN reference to the blight upon fruit trees.
The convention then adjourned s.ae de.
Nj. OsNAS, Secy. OAKS TURNER, PrtsI
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On New York, or any part of England, Ireland
scotland, or Wales, m sums 10 suit purchasers, 70
sale by avrii sly NJ II Swt,r
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TNllE Nep Drug and Book Store, north Of the
cour, house has this 18th day Of Novembet re-
ceved n large addition, which makes the stock of
patent medicines, drugs and chemicals, &c. full
and complete Every drug is SO prepared and ar
ranged thatno mistake can occur, aud the strength
and quality ofsdch drug can he depended upon in
all prescription cases, Ncv22 f.. Y GEIGGs.
OFFICE or SEcR'Y OF c. & L. |. X. II Co..
Joliet, November Is, 1851.
NOTlCE thereby given, that the annual NEE
~ ting of the stockholders OF the Chicago aud
Rock Island Rail Road Company, for the cleo
ton Of Directors, and the transaction of business
generally, will be held Mt the fremont House, in
the city of Chicago, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on Mon.
day, the % / day of December next.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors,
JAMES GRANT, President,
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IJO,,sc IN !et

House to Let!
A convenient tenemen, to let, and Immediate
N possession given. Inquire OF e. BURR
Noypmber %
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Bible Depository
Once More.

HAS been removed to the Ncw Drug s Book
i i Store, north of the court house. nov -
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-01-02

At Court Of Pr, bate holden a, Litchfeid
within aud for the District OF Litchtield, on
the 18th day Of December, A. D. 1850.
Present OLIVER A. G. ToDD, Judge.
TTPON the application of Lewis Andrews.
" showing To this Court that he is guardian
to Wibor D. Andrews, minor belonging to
said District, and that said minor is the owner
of the following real estate in said Lilchfield,
viz :-one certain tract OF land lying about TWO
and halt miles nortEeasterly from the Court
House in said town, and is bounded as follows,
to wit north on Leach's land, east on land Of
Roswell Scovil and others, south on highway
and west on land OF Truman Smith. containing
seventeen acres of land, being the same land
decdedto said minor by Philander Culver by
deed dated the 18th day of April A. d. 1850
and recorded in Litchfeld land recorI2 Book
SO Fol-. 32l valued at three hundred dollars
And showing just and reasonable cause for sel-
ling said real estate and praying for an order
that he or some other meet person be empow-
cred to sell The same as per application on file
dated the 18th day OF December A. D. 1850
more fully appears. ift
ORDERED-that the foregoing application
be heard at the Probate Office in Litchfie,d on
the 7th day of February A, ID. 1851 ,at 8 o'clock
in the forenoon and that notice thereof be
published in some public Newspaper printed
in Litchfeld Comfy three weeks successfully
at about six weeks before said lime assigned
for the hearing Of said application.
A true copy of RECORD,
aa Attest. OLIVERfA. G. TODD, Judge
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Village Meeting.

TNnERE will be held an adjourned meet
l. of the legal inhabitants OF the Village of
Litch6eld. at the Town Roam in said village,
on Tuesday the 7,h inst. at l o'clock P. NJ
for the purpose Of elecling the officers Of the
Borough whose vacancies were not filled on
the I'd ult. hearing the report Of The Com
miiee appointed in reference to the Bye Laws
of the Village, and the report o. he assessors,
md to davise such measures as may be deems
ed necessary more effectually to protect
the property Of the Village against fire, by the
organization of a Fire Company, the purchase
of Fire Engine, or any other measures which
may be deemed expedient Also-if necessa-
ry, to lay tax to d'fray the expenses of the
Corporation. and to do any other business laws
full and proper to be done by said meeting.
By order of the President,
p. K. KILBoURNE,
Clerk Of the Borough.
Litchfirld Jan /, 1851.
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At Court of Probate holden at Norfolk within
and for the district of Norfolk, December Hh

At Court of Probate holden at Norfolk within
and for the district of Norfolk, December 7th
1850. r.n"
Present, JOHN DEwELL, ESQ.,, Judge
T1PON the petition of Hiram Mills Of Norfolk
u in the County of Litch6eld, showing to this
court that he is guardian Of William Parsons of
Norfolk within said district, Minor; that said Mi
nor is their to real estate situated in said Nor
folk, to wit: one undivided eighth part OF Ger
tain tract of land containing 80 acres lying in The
west part of said Norfolk, near Roaring Brook,
$50 Called and bounded as follows: on the north
by land owned by Wilcox Phelps, on the east by
ID l. Dowd, on the south by g S Camp and on
the west by Roswell Kbourn and others; his
interest in part of said described land being ones
eighth after the widows dover is set off, in the
estate Of Alexander Parsons deceased; that it
would be for the benefit of said minor to have
his interest in the said land cold and the avoIs
thereof placed of interest or expended for his
education, as the statute has in such cases pros
vided, praying for Liberty to sell said property
for the purposes aforesaid as per petition on file.
1t is ordered by this court that said Guardian
give notice Of said application by causing the
same to be published in newspaper printed in
Litchfield, in the county of Lchfield 3 weeks
SUGGEST vely, at least six weel before the hear
ing, and that said petition will he heard at the
Probate Office in said district, on Tuesday, the
2lst day of January next, at one o'clock in the
afternoon.
Certified from record.
81 JOHN DEWELL, Judge.