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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-07-29
ORKNEY SPRINGS,
Shenandoah County, Virginia.
SEYMOUR HOUSE. -

TTHB Proprietor of this HOTEL,&
Il at Orkney, takes great pleasure in announc.
ing TO the public that he will open again -thai
beautiful and romantic place for visitors, by the
LIST OF July.
Strangers visiting these Springs pass through
the beautiful North Valley OF Virginia, over onn
Of the best roads in the Stale, with a mountain
scenery of surpassing loveliness on either side.
The variety Of waters, beautiful scenery and
delightful atmosphere, render it to the invalid, cr
those who wish t~ospcnd q few weeks from tbs
cares of life in sold VIrginny" style, the most
delightful place of all the North Valley Springs.
The waters of Orkney huve been famous for
the last fifty years in Eastahd West Virginia.:
They are known to be strongly Chalybeate, Tonic
and Invigorating in their effects, and the most
efficient remedy which nature affords for brokeI
and debilitated constitutions.
The BEAR.WALLow SFRIEG, truly styled the
spool of Stloam," is the most remarkable water
in the world for eutaneous and blood diseases Of
all kinds, and dysPePtics arc sure 10 find a ce:-
tain cure.
The waters of orkneya are Sulphur, Ghalybeate,
White, Mountain, and Bear NVallow.
Board per week, So per day, 1. Children
and Servants, half price-
Music and dancing every evening. The La
dies parlorf Furnished witha Piano and Guitar.
t, $50 a.: r. SEYMOUR.
A daily'line from New Market and Mt. Jack
rec"
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aIITTLES
WmITE OH FOE mORs

OIL Fob EEOEkSES!l
THIS is prOnouneedto be the bestprepa
by the many hundreds that have useii
the various affections that HORSES ere
yiz:lCats, SpfaInes, Bruises, Saddle aniG
Calls, Scratches. FistuIa, PoIeyil, SEengl
in fact most any injury that a Horse maysG
Il is now in'general use as a LinimenfIN1
for sores of all kinds. Pafnin the limbs q
chapPed hands, ring and tetter worm, seal31
burns, and has made some most remaIkaheH'
of ~RHEUMATISM.
Prepared for the proprietor at WILLA
HEARTS Drug Store; ScOttsVille, Ala
None genuine but those signed BY 10
w. LITTLE, ON the outside wrapper.
Price, az cents n Bottle.
with Directions.
FOR SALE BY
i. N. SMITH & Co., Charleston
A. IL. CRIDLER, Harpers-Feny.
HIS. FoRsEY, ShepherdstO4n.
A.. H. DUFRIELD, DufieId's Dep
SMrTH& MARTIE, LeetoWD-
JoHH G. SMILEY, MiddleTay.
W.R.&A-F T. SEWERS, Summ1
By Druggists and Merchants thrOpghA
States.
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the famous works on 'EYe-
remarkable fact in physi-
macerated in water,
~ Of dissOlVing various ar
3 a kind of arfifeial diges-
lent from the natural diges-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-07-29

the :" Chemistry Of Man.
t6, PIP. 32l2l rays
new era in the chemical
eent experiments we know
Is in an artificial digestive
II Is in the natural Gas
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Selling 0fIaI Cost
.KTNHE undersigned wgpidrespectf1liyc a1 tie
attention of ihe pak4ic t. his finely setected
asscrtmentof StatioaaKys Jewelty3ana Fancy
Goods, as lie wishes to- aiscontinues dealinS3iR
thoseaEticlss. For sateby
May ~. G!W, SWETTZER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-07-29

able writings on the "Phy-
,es that "a diminuiion ofIhe
Juice Is a prominent and all
TIA and he states thai n
sdieine Ia LondOn, who Was
complaint. finding every
pc 10 the Gastric Juice, OBJ
ping animals, which proved
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Ineehanie Irta
Maehms sfop and Iron FoIRdTy
AgricnltnrnI MaehInery.

An
NHE Subscribers are now prePaT re- % ~ 9 9sss
fact1Fe at their establishment, Ena5iesl2M9
Jefferson county, Virginia, AGRICULTURAL
MACHINERY of every description
TmREsHMG MACHINES,
OF ~THEssLATEsT Aapanosg llRRoyEpe RATFERss
Fits celebrated ThTesher, among others, war
rantedto threshfrom sQOt6 400 buehelsPerday,
Also, ThrssheF yiihcleanerattachsd completing
the whole process in one operation. Also foas
der GuLerss (RoyeTsa PATENT the yeEytpest now
in use. 4GoFn GT1sfsrsf hatcrush con
sistencyhofShommongE too fine meal, affad
with capacity from 8Osto 40 bushels per houT;L
Corn Shelters, with capacity from TO 1909
bushels p Eday: Wheat das5o OF the most I'M
proved patterns. Wkeat Redpesg ofFthe latest
and best kinds, [Hussey,s andsMeGoTmtcks9-
Also, Bamboroqgh's celsbraled Mhsat Ega,
which has taken IS premiums and medals, was
tanted to be the best separator in the States.
In fact every thing that The Farmer may need to
aid him in his operations. Orders tiled at me
shortest notice and Machinery sent TO any part
ofthe State. All Repairs promptly attended g.
CASTINGS ofsaA kinds, Mil Irons included,
done in the shortest, neatest, and most durable
manner.
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Six arreIkkeVOlyers.
IA GOOD assottmentof the ab6~yeforsaI83o3
~ CHAs STEyYARTS.
July /. 1891.
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DOCTOR YOURsELF.

IN this book any one may cure himself. without hind-
rance 10 business, or the knowledge of the most init
mate friend. and with one-tenth the us1al6xpense. In
addition to the general routine ofptfyaie disease, Il nITV
explains the eause Of maDhoodis early decline, wittI ob.
serzationss on maniage-besides many other IenanPe-
msnts whichft su1idhuEbs proper Aoennmeraf infh.
public prints.
'11rAny person sending IS cents enclosed IN a letter.
viii receive one copysof this book. by mail. or Eve
YOUNG No. 152 Spruce street, PhiladeIphia.n Post.
3DR- YOUNG can be consulted on any of The dis
eases descTi1ed IN his different publications, NJ his OF
ices, l52 Spruce street, every day between 9 and 3
2 f bsssI Ssg9 sa 1s ssSoespsed-)
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son TO the Springs and return. u
'1a DISTANCES.
From Winchester to Orkney, so miles.
(" Mt. Jackson4to do, ~ "a
/" Woodstock TO do, 20
a$New Market to do, go, "
- June lo,1ls51s-3m.
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$50 EaHe.
UST received a large assortment Of FANS,
~ TO which we Observation-Disclosures
July i. GEaakS. O. STEWART.s
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DfsKsTIoa Is chiefly peffofmedinthe stomach blythe
aid Ofa auid which freely fexudes from the inner coat
ofthat organ, when in q slale ofhealth, ealledtheGas
frie Juice. This fluid = the Great Solvent ftbefS0d
the purifying, preserving, and stimulating Agent Ofthe
stomach and intestines, Withpnt IL there viii be no
digesdonsn Conversion 81 flood into blood. and nonn-
triton of the b0hYs buthathef . foul, IoFPtd, painful,
and desttne,ive eondiioa oflhs whole digestive appas
raIus. aAWeak. halfdead, or injured st1maehPrOdRces
no good Gastric Juice, and hence the disease, distress
and debility which ensue..
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The new WooIIen Factory.
WOOL WANTED.

shepherdstown, Nov. S ls5o-iy
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March IS, ls5l-1y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-28
AUCTION SALES.
LAND FOR SALE.

THE undersigned offers for sale the tract OF
Land whereon she now resides. in the county of
Franklin. containing 300 ACRES, about half Of
which is cleared and under good fence, well suited
to the rnising of all kinds of Gra and Grass about
80 Acres being well set with red clover, and a.
bout 90 acres Of fine bottom. We'll seited for Grain,
Tobacco Timothy. The remaining portion is
Wood land, heavily timbcred and is first rate To-
bacco land. The above land is in healthy secton
Of country, and in neighborhood proverbial for
morality, with good outlet, lying Immediately on
the main road leading from Hale's Ford Rocky
Mount, and 3-4 of a mile from the Rocky Mount
Turnpike Its well watered, being washed on one
side by Gilrs Greek, affording first rate NIL Ste,
and is interpreted with a great many very fine
Springs, and rivulets rnnning in every direction,
making it very desirable place All who are in
wantwill do well call and see before purchasing.
Ifnot sold privately before. it win be sold the
premises, to the highest bidder, on Tuesday, the
2lst day ofoctobcr next flair not the next fair
davs
Terms liberal, and made known by applieaion,or
the day of sale. MARY b LAW.
J. P.S.-Any communication addressed, post paid,
to G. w. Law, Tayors Store, franklin county, Va,
will receive strict attention.
I'll I
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW ARRANGEMENT OF THE
IN MAlLS-I[IY Y lST 1871.

=, Noh ohinEhN.-Arriyes from 1nhfi3''es,,,e I'll, ="
she same days as heretofore, VIZ iuesdays ,""rs
days and Saturdays. Schedule tune Oh ar'iN'i =, a.
m Leaves, rs heretoiote on sundnys' " "c"hesd"y'
and Fridays at 8, a m
PACKET MAIL.-Arr1vcs every nas' except
Tuesday, between @ and 2, a. M Leaves every
day, except Sunday, about Z, a m ny tne Noftn-
ern Stage and Packet there Is received ana
ed. ercvy day, mailfor Richmond and points North
aud South Of that city
~ The Canal way mail isreceived weanesdays
Fridays and Sundays, and despatched Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays as heretofore
SoUTHWESfEhN,to or Sdfem. )--arflses sun
dnvs Weduesdaye and rIdayz, at u, q. Leaves
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TEACHERW WANTED.--Tbet !,

Il of New London Academy are desirous Of en-
gaging the services Of Principal in the said lnsti
tution- He will be required to possess the ability
10 give instructions. in the usual branches Of an
English education, in the Roman and Greek Chs
sizes, and in Mathematics. Ample testimonials of
character and qualifications viii be indispensable.
gentleman who would be prepared TO board the
Students portion Of them, would be preferred.
A comfortable dwelling house, with a garden and
out houses, viii be furnished, free of rent The
buildings of the Academy, are situated on the
Lynchburg and Salem Turnpike. miles from the
Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road occupy a com
manding view, in healthy and improving country
and in the midst of a most respectable society," To
u gentleman possessing the proper qualifications
the fees of tuition, with the addition of small sal
ary, be paid the end ofthe session. and to be
increased in successive years. at the discretion Of
the trustees. from permanent fund, viii make the
situation desirable one.
The ensuing session viii commence about the
first Of September next, and viii continue ten
months. Any gentleman desiring the situation viii
address his communications, postpaid, to Judge
Fleming Saunders, near New London. Campbell
county; or to William Radford, Lynchburg; either
Of whom will receive proposals, and give any fur
ther information that may be necessary.
June 23-Gw
~ The National Intclligencer win publish the
above in theiI country paper, for month, and
send their account to this Office for pavfnpnt
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[PROPRIETORS.

not Knowing it was busa spell, dying on the
very breath that gave |, BIRTH With a
light hGarf, Louis ascended the marble steps,
and was escorted through the ball by his
young groomsman. Never did he appear
to greater advantage. than when lit threw
off his mantle. and the light of the cha.,dc.
liers fell brilliantly on his exquisite toilet.
The saloon and halls were filed with guests
elegantly dttired, and every face bcamed
with delight and breathless expectation
for her who was soon to appear in their
midst. the loveliest Of brides. There stood
the minister, q venerable divine, ready -
seal and bless their vows-yet she came
not The appointed hourhad passed; time
sped-stiH she Game not! A slight confu-
sion was perceptiblc among the Company.
eyes wore saddened cast, checks and lips
blanched, murmars echoed aroirdl at last
surm,ss settled in convictions; and many
turned away and left the house without
asking single question. They felt they
should have expected this, and wondered
they had lost sight of the coquette. The
parents were 10 be piticd; they were in
tears and shame. AT last. the remaining
guests departed, solemn cs a funeral train
and poor Louis,-oh give me words to
family describe his agony!-hc entered
the boudoir to lead her down, but she was
not there! The bridesmaids stood near
the door.to receive her, and they. at length,
turned away and wept. One had seen her
crossing the parterre in bridal costume,
not knowing whittier The awful reality
overwhelmed Louis; his soul was shocked;
all could have been endured but the NOR
tifcation, and that must be his death war
rant. The premises were searched in
vain that night. For some unaccountable
cause she stole across the par,crrc, ordered
the position TO put the horses in her carri-
age and drive with full speed to their coun-
try seat. The servant hesitated, but dared
not full execute her order. With tremb-
ling hand he drove off for La Fontaine.
about FIVE miles from the city. As the car
rage dashed along the Park, around which
were many beautiful statilcs. she rccollcct-
ed she wore her crown and veil, and, as
if phrenzied, tore them from her brow and
threw them out of the window. Singular
ly, they lit on the head of a. weeping "God
of Love-" and the next morning it was n
beautiful sight to see them covered with
dew-drops, as if the very heavens had wept
over woman's Inconsistency. AS to poor
Louis, he neither spoke, ate, nor slept any
more; his heart sunk, lie came PROSTATE,
and about FIVE weeks after the fatal blow,
breathed his last, with one word on his lips.
That word was "Adel." She still rcigns
on in pride and beauty, but retribute JUS
tice will yet overiake her. Thus died Louis
-; and on May morning, throngs OF
the beautiful visit Primrose Dale, and cast
their chaplc's on the grave Of "unrequittcd
love-" LIGHTFOOT.
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MECHANIC ARTS,
FINE WATCHES AND FINE


"a JEWELRY;-CHARLES A. EVARD.
49, Waioh-Maker and Jeacellcr, LYscHsun
VA.-The subscriber feels grateful for the very b.
eral patronage extended to him. and would re-
spectfuy inform tie citizens of Lynchburg and
the surrounding country, that he is receiving the
largest and finest assortment Of the above articles
that he has ever offered in this market The fol-
lowing comprises portion Of his stock such as /:
Zinc gold and silver huntsman and plain cased
Watches, warranted IS carat and 10 Jewels, the e.
nest ever offered In this market, made BY Jos Jon
son; Gold fob, guard and breast Chains, Seals and
Keys, Ear Rings and Finger Rings, of various
kinds; Breast Pins; Lockets; glass Bracelets; Cuff
Pins; Necklaces gold and silver Spectaces; Table
and Tea spoonsi Soup and Cream Ladies'; Silver
Forks and Butter Knives; plain and set Silver
Combs gold and silver Pencils FINE silver Boquette
Casesi gold and silver Thimbles pocket silver and
pearl Card Gases, and many other articles too nu-
merous to mention. All he asks is a call as he
feels confident that he suit both in quality and
price.
~ He also repairs Watches and Clocks in the
best manner and the most reasonable terms
He invites those who has work done of that kind TO
give him trial, from his long experience in
that branch of bis profession, he feels certain that
he viii not fail to give satisfaction his customers
~ Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange for
anything in my line. CHAS. A. EVARD,
May 22-ts doors ADORE Ezchangc Corner.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. OF

IVl RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE,
The next Lecture Term of this Institution will
commence the first of September, and continue ten
months This School is recognized, and its stu
dents admitted on the ad eundcm footing by some
Of the most respectable medical institutions of this
country, among which may be mentioned Jefferson
Medical College of Philadelphia, and the Universi-
ty of the city of New York.
The course OF instruction is extensive and practi-
cal. Anatomy is taught both by demonstration and
dissection and students can procure abundant ma
terial for dissection on very moderate terms. Du-
ring the course frequent opportunities afforded
students of witnessing and assisting in important
surgical operations.
The fee for the course is Sll5 90, and always
payable entering the school. Board, convenient
TO the school, can be had on very moderate terms.
Students obtain the Textbooks in Farmville-
a village few miles from the School
FACULTY.:
JoHN p. METrAuER NJ. d. l.. L. D. Prof of the
Principles and Practice Of Medicine and Surgery.
FRAHcfs j. METTAUER Jr., A. NJ. NJ ID. Prof. of
Anatomy, Physiology, Chemistry and Pharmacy.
JoHN T.. METrAUER NJ d. L. l.. d., Prof of
Therapeutics, Mateiia Mcdica, Midwifery and the
Diseases OF Females and Children.
JOHN 7. METTAUER.
Dcan of kte FaculfV.
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PRANDRETH,s PrI.IS.-AMEn

- cine winch Tor ninety-two years has proved
worthy of all confidence medicine universal in il.
powers OF good TO man. or infant; often look
I'd upon blessing sent from heaven 10 save If,
may il be duly appreciated.
'but, some one SAYS, chow can any medicine he
useful in all cascsl" We answer this one medicine
purihes the blood. and no disease can effect us
when the blond Is pure, all disease is cured by nm
rying the blood. Suppose the stomach is affected
All the symptoms show great prcstration of it,
strength; 1t is not capable OF dgesting the food VIC
have wind in our stomach-sour belchins-burn;nr
pain scraping sensations the pit of the ston.
hch. These symptoms remaining cause the creates,
prostration OF the powers of the mind as well ms
those Of the body-and If speedily removed they
will cause other dangerous symptoms. such ns
Paralysis. st. vitus' Dance, Epcepsy, Rhenma.
tism-morc generally, however Cholera Morbus,
Dyscntery. il mny be obstinate costivencss, ter
minatng in violent sickness Of the stomach and no,
unfrcquently in inflammation of the Bowels
How important il is. then, that these first symp-
toms he removed; and one or two doses OF Brand
reths Pills would generally effect this object but j,
snonld be remembered that they always applica-
me- and should be used until health is fully restored
las they will surely sooner than any other
remedy, and when we have health throug them it
Z, no patch work-it is a genuine cure-one that
viii not deceive.
9r sale, wholesale and retail BY d. B. PAYNE s
Brother. LynohburS. Va
Ovf sS-wt.
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4 VALUABLE JAMES RIVER
"a EAssM FOE SAEE.--AT A CIR.

cult Court continued and held for Boitetourt Coun-
ty, on Thursday, the 9th of Septembet 1850.
James B. Kayser and Mary Il. his wife, former
ly Allen. John Mccartney and Margaret NJ. his
wife, formerly Allen, George p. Allen. James w.
Miller and Harriet his wife, formerly Allen, s. b.
d. Poage and Sarah p. his wife, formerly Allen,
and William X. p, Allen, Plants.
against
james Tate surviving Executor and Trustee under
the VIII of George Poagc, ST., decd and James
r. Allen, and Caroline C. J. Allen, infant children
of Caroline and VIM. Allen, Defts.
This cause came on this day, by consent, to be
heard the Bill. the answers of james Tate, sur
viyng EXc'r and Trustee, under the VIII of George
PONCE sr. dec'd., and of james T. Allen, an infant
the age of fourteen years, BY himself and of the
said james T. Allen and Caroline c. j. Allen, in
flnts by c. Shirley their guardian ad litcm the cx-
hi5its and depostions of witnesses, and was argued
| by Counsel.
On consideration whereof, II appears TO the
Court that the sale of the Lands prayed for by the
Bill, would be advantageous to the interest of said
| infant defendants, James 7. Allen and Caroline c
J. Allen.
Itis therefore adjudgcd, ordered and decreed.
that William L. Tate and VIM. b. Kayser be. and
| they are hereby appointed Commissioners, whose
duty it shall be- after having first advertised the
time and place of SALE for least six week in some
newspaper publised in Fincastlo and also in some
new wspapcr published in Lexington, Va, to sell on
the premises, the Highest bidder the land in the
Bill mentioned, on the following terms, viz: One
third payable in hand and the balance in two equal
annual instalments, the purchaser giving bond and
approved personal security for the deferred pay
ments, and the title to the Land to be retained as
additional security.
An extract from the decree.
copy-Testo,
g. NEVILLE D. C.
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NOTICE.-The subscriber having obtained
l. the exclusive right Of retailing Fisls's Metallic
Burial Cases, takes this method of informing the
people Of Lynehburg and the surrounding country,
that he has in his room on Main Street
lot of the above Gases of different sizes 1t would
be difficult task give adequate impression of
these Cases without personal inspection, they are
perfectly air tight and indistructabc, and for pro-
tecting and preserving the Dead, for ordinary in
terments, for vaults, for tansportaton are supe-
rior to anything of the kind before invented Those
unfortunate enough to need the above Cases can be
supplied by S. DIUGUID.
Jnne 30-3m
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~ TArE.-Thc subscriber as the Commissioner
of the Court in decree lately recorded in the Cir
cult Superior Court of Botctourt, in suit "Rudi-
sill Rudiss heirs" will offer for sale al public
auction the 25th day Of next August, in the town
of otFincastle, credit Of one two and three years,
all the real in and about said town of which
Jacob Rudis died seized.-C onsisting of the large
and commodious Hotel in said town, now in the oc-
cupancy Of John NJ. Price Esq, and known the
CENTRAL HOTEL, with all the out property at
tached to said Hotel, consisting in part of STA
BLES AND A LARGE GARDEN. The mail
Stages known us the Valley Line and the stages
running from Lyrehhurg TO the White Sulphur and
Lewisburg all stop at this Hotel. Also at the same
time and upon the same terms, several Lots and
Parcels of Land adjoining said town
And on the next day (26th ofAusust) in the town
of Buchanan viii be sold Two Lots. one in said town
of Buchanan and the other in Pattonsburg, both of
which lots elisibly situated.
The subscriber viii show said property, or any
part of it to persons desirous of purchasing before
the day of sale.
Purchasers will be required to give bond and good
security. and lien will be retained until all the
purchase money is paid.
June 26-i1ja JOHN G. RUDISHL
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"A TIME FOR FASHIONS

t& subscriber has Just received the spring style of
gcntcmens HATs for 1851 being the latest and most
approved New \ ork and Philadelphia style ofHArs.
whsh he invites his old friends and customers and
the public generally TO his large and desirable stock
OF HATS, as they are really good and beautilul.-
All those that are in want of the above articles will
please give him call as he is determined to sell as
cheap as the cheapest and upon the most accom-
modaing terms. He dcvotcs his whole at enton to
the Manufacturing department ofIlntting-andf from
his long experience and close attention to business
hehopcs IN merit good share of the pubic patron
age. All orders thankfully received and prompt
ly attended TO. VIM. SITTER
Erh 21-fs