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s. f. RossER. Esq. Lanrasterylllr, sc.
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Aud Posma tees requested t" act ~ "ir Agents.
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NEW STORE.

TENIlE subscriber is now opening large assort-
i lnent Of Groceries and staple Goods,
in the Store lately occupied by William J. Gerald
(south of the Bank of Camden) which he will
dispose Of al Charleston prices for cash.
Those wishing to purchase would de well to
call and examine the stock, consisting in part, OF
tile following, viz:
Loaf, Crushed, Ground and Granuated Sugars
s Croix. Porto Rico and New Orleans do
NV Orleans, Muscovndo and Cuba Molasses
Java. lagura and Rio Coffee -
(;urpowdcr, Young Tyson and Black lcas
Sperm. A,amantne and Taow Candles
No. and 3 Mackarel. in Barrels Hall nnd Quarters
Wine Soda and Butter Biscuits and Cheese
Soap and Starch, assorted
Pepper, Spice, Ginger. Nutmegs. Mace and Cloves
Powder Shot and Lead
Hardware. Cutlery, Nails and Castings
Paints, Linsced Oil, Sperm. Oil and Win "Gl-
-ALSO--
Blcacled and unbeachcd Shrngs and ShecTlngs
Blankets. Bed Ticks. Apron Chccks and OZnaburgs
Together with urge assortment of
Eaggins, Rope and TWine.
J. W. BRADLEY.
Cnmicn. S. c. Sept. %.
RJCash paid for Cotton and other Produce.
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Notice.

\ Ii persons having any claims against the
n Estate of the lae Mrs. Martha E. wills, n
decreased. will present them properly altested and
those indebted will make immediate payment to
to Mr.. John Rosser, who is authorized to act as
agent in my absence.
PAUL +. VlLLEPIGUE, Admr.
Nov IL, 1850. 80 wifi.
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Notice

T VIII open the Tax Books belonging to the
l. Town Of Camden, on the first day of January
ls5l, for the purpose of collecting the taxes, and
will keep open the same until the first day OF
March, ensuing, at which time they will be closed
and all deGaulers dealt With according to law. .
By order Of Council,
l. W. BALLARD, Town Treas'r
December 81 tim
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Window Glass,

TlNlIE Glass manufactured ny Ine Pa'apsco Co.
l. of Baltimore, cannot be exccIed by that o
any other. have just received Iar.e invoice Of
The following sizes: sxl0 lQxl2 9xll, llXl3
l2xl4, AXIS, lsx2O, ISx24, &c, TO which would
invite the attention of those IN want OF The article
Also-Lamps. Chimnes, plain and cut solar
Globes. Nursing Bottles, Physicians pocket Case
anu FiaIs. Il. } DELAY.
ADril ,. 20 II
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before the driver heard the word "hold ui!
from !onr quarters in as many seconds hut
nota passenger could he discern. Filled with
wonder. he hurried on his way B'itz is
great fellow Pill. CHy item
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Liberty Hill Male Academy.

a HE Trustees of this Academy would respect
L fully announce to the public that its exercises
will commenre on Monday the 9th inst, under
The direction of r. J.R. Blake, A. NJ. Mr.. Blake
is South Caroluan and comes to us highly re-
commended both as gentleman and scholar,
as the annexed certificates will show. The scho-
astic year will be divided into two sessions offre
months each. and all pupils will be charged from
the time Of entering until the end of the session.
Terms per Session.
For Reading, Writing and Arithmetic. $500
The above with English Grammar, Geogra.
ply, and HSthry, 1000
ophy, sc. 1900
The above with Latin and Greek, 5000
~ Good boarding can be obtained at So per
month.
Certificates.
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, FRANgLIN COLLEGE.
take much pleasure in adding my individual
testimony to the public vouchers which the bear
er, Mr. John R0nnie Blake, ofAbbsve, s. c., will
receive from the authorities of this Institution.
An intimate connection with him for the past
three years has, in the minds of the Faculty, gain
ed for him high reputation both for intellectual
aud moral excellence. AS general scholar, he
secured high honor in his class, and never, du-
ring his sojourn among US, did he become amena-
oie W uEHCiPniilV'
In my own department., consider Mr.. Blake
eminenly aud decidedly qualified to make very
superior Instructor-and as such would, with
best wishes and in all good faith, recommend him
to any community who may wish for man of
good solid requirements and fine TASTE
JAS. WADDEL, Prof Of Ancient
Literature in The University Of Ga,
August 9th, 1916.
Understanding that Mr.. Jno. Rennie Blake de-
signs to seek employment as a Teacher, it gives
me sincere pleasure to say, that consider him EN-
inenty qualified to engage in the duties of that
arduous and highly respectable profession.
Mr.. Blake, attainments in scholarship, his per-
severing industry, his correct moral habits. and
Gentemanly department will insure him success.
cordially recommend him to tie patronage OF
the Trustees of schools and others who may need
his services. II. HULL, Prof Math.
Aug. lst, 1916. Franklin College.
Other certificates have been obtained, but the
above are deemed sufficient,
]. s. THOMPSON
WIN. DIXON, }Trus.
H. R. BROWN, }
Jan. q, 1851.
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office.

NlLL be sold OH ihe first NJ hday in Februa-
w ry next, the Ilouse and Lot formerly be-
longing to The Rev James Jenkins. Terms, one
third cash, the balance in and two years, lur-
chaser to pay ior papers.
JOS. G. JENKINS
Dec. 30-w4t WIN. A. MOORER.
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Fresh Groceries.

= 1IGSH O~O4 1ODs
rJNlIE subscribers have just received and for
i sale the following articles, viz:
Dried Beef; smoked llalibut
KisNo Mackarel
Quarter barrels do.
Barrels No. 5 do.
Chemical, Rose and CASTLE Soaps
Potted Yarmouth liergngs
Lemon, Prunr and Pine Apple Preserves
Boxes small Size English Dairy Cheese
Boxes ar@r size heese.
Dec. q. .'ilHN g. AUSllN'
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SSAS223a
V,HE subscribers have now completed, and offer
h frr sale, one of the most extensive and best
select ed stocks of HARDWARE ever brought 10
this markell, embracing every article which, from
long experience, they have found was wanted here
and also such new inventions as they think
would he likely to he wanted. In al ost all
instances. the, lave o. bough directtrom The Eng
Ash and american mann!tacturers,-E 90 and can con-
sequemlly sell as low Goods Of the same quaIL-
ty can be 'ad elsewhere. As they cannot, through
the medium of an advertisement, give any idea of
the extent and varle Of their stock, they would
solicit call, when purchasers can Judge for item
selves.
When the Hardware for a building, or whole
set,s OF Tools are wanted. liberal discount will
be made.
McDOWALL g. COOPER.
Dec II. -
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GUNS.
Linen Department.

DROWN and bleached danlhsk Linen Shlrt
ID iurs. damask Table -clctfs and covers, Eluck.
aback ami Diaper Towclings. Crash, Dowl,s. B-
E. Diaper, Long awns, French cambric, ladies
and pentIemen's linen calnbric Handkerchiets.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1851-01-24

IJrlieve there is no vainer sorrow than sor.
rowing for the dead. il the past be unalterablc,
and the future uexorable. then is lamentation
over the bier vanity irseli; but in truth we
mourn not for the dead, bat after the dead and
for ourselves. Ard this, too, is vain-a weak
ness of our nature, TO be ndulged ip only so
far as it sanctifirs and improves us, to be mas
tered when i, would cnfpcblc our minds or pros
tratc on energies. | like not the custom OF tie
Hebrews who honored their dead with walllrgs.
would prefer tn Stru: gle for the composurre OF
feelings that will permit me to rccur with pleas
ure to al! Tie cndcaring recollections which re-
store 10 me my fieud, unalloyed with gloom or
; repining There are few TO whom time does
rot at length briug this tranquility-he lS the
wisest who can reach it soonest. shall let
death rob me of us little as | can. II he take
the body that | loved shall rot suffer him to
mar nv spirits intercourse with that OF the de-
parted--wth that shall hold converse in my
lonely rambles, and in watches Of the night. J
will cling to all the cndealing aud enduring
memories that make it otientimes swecter to
think upon the dead than to commune with the
living -Dublin University Magazine.
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LUMBER,

HNllE subscribers having commenced operations
l. with their Steam Saw Mill, are prepared to
furnish LumHcr to their friends and The pubic, at
unusually INV rates Tor cash.
D.Nu Lumber will br delivered without an or
der, except where bill has been previously given.
JNO. LOVE, SIR.
Oct ll-S2wtf LAS. j. LOVE.
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TMc Nrnl;hics, Han in Gcor orSia..-.Gen Hart
well II. Tarvcr, of olIwlggs CO. Georgia, is the
largest sIavehold,r, ifnot tn" wealhrst man
in TIE State. lie owns thousand negroes
aud f.lt thousand acres Of land, divided into
ten r!iulaloms. in Twiggs. Pulaski, lloaston
and Baker counties. yielding two thousand
bales o. cotton annually. At II cents per
h. nis Gro, will hing SlOS,OD. lie rcceat-
ly .d,Ird to his estate !; tract of 1850 acres, in
I.n,bc CO. purchased at Sl5.1j per acre or for
$31 500.
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= choice stock of IRISH LINENS, warran.
ted pure Flax, and remarkably low: newly oEened
=, JAMES WILSON'S.
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HUNTERS HOTEL,
CAMDEN, 8. C..

CAWDEN, .. =. .----
THE sui Is riber having located in Camden.
l. would respectfully say 10 the public that he
has opened Public House two doors below the
Post Office, and hopes by strict attention to busi-
ness to share liberal patronage.
My Stables are good. and well supplied with
Pruvender, and my Table shall always be supplied
with good as the market affords.
| am certain that those who once favor me with
call will be willing to call again.
have also a good Wagon Yard. with God,
water and house convenient, for the accommoda-
ton OF Wagoners.
will also attend to the Commission Business,
and all Goods consigned to my care, or left with
lie for sale shall meet with prompt attention.
UCharges moderate
JAMES M. HUNTER.
Nov &c. 90 If
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THE CAMDEN JOURNAL,
prRIISHED BY
WARREN s. PRICE.
THE SEN,E-WEEKLY JOURNAL
on'As' r.ln WEEKLY JOURNAL

Is pnblishe.l II, Tire, Dollars and ti''y Irn'~ '," III
.Jx,c or -Four Dollars if payment is delayed Tor three
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- al
told linr, was patronized by the big bugs, Peter
found it So. aad the next morning sloped, and
found another hotel, as he said he preferred To
patromih, tavern where bugS were not quiet
50 big.
WILD CAT-'I'he famous Indian clief who
has formed settlement in Mexico, has been
appuintrd, we see, Il Justice Of the Peace by the
Mexican Government. He recent V took with
him from Arkansas II number of negroes and
indians They are to have implements Of hus-
baudry, and certain portion of land given them
Oh condition that they cultivate il and obey the
laws. Another object is to defend the Mexican
frontier from the incursonS OF the CamancheS
This settlement may vet he Il matter OF some
Importance to- Texas if larg" body of free
negroes and Indians should b, settled near our
western boundary. They should be well
watched hy the military stationed in Texas,
and for the first attempt to commit dcpredations
in our states. should be severel y punished 1t
IS iutiuatcd that scheme is on foot to increase
the settlement by running slaves from Texas.
If Wild Cat should attempt to establish Il
rendezvous for ruuaways on the border OF Tex
ms, similar to that which existed in the Semi
mole nation under the renowned Este iHstc
chief, Abraham, previous to the war of 1886, he
will find his new home too hot for him.. The
lacllites afforded runaway negroes for incorpo'
rating themselves with the Indians, and the pro-
lection given to them by the nation, was
source of much annoyance to the State of Ala
hanna and Georgia us well as Florada. A negro
who succeeded in making his way to the nation,
adapted their dress and language, and in the
space of few months became 50 thoroughly
barharilnized that il WAS almost impossible for
the owner to identify him. They found the in-
dolent habits ofthe savages much TO their taste
aud soon became the most influential characters
and the expcrtcst thieves in the nation. They
of course all had nominal owners among the
Indians, who had as little regard for the rights
of property or the requirements of the Constitu,
tier. IS tie Aboiitiousts Themselves
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N&HF,s'.
100 KEGS superior Cut Nojis, for sale low
i(U) FIR cas- 5. L. tAPERS.
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Ere tem:m al Monroe B'tlrr Comfy. Chic.
--A,tc,nym 10 burn the Odd Frilo~s' Hall, Hotri,
S-r--Wc learn from Mr.. Kitchen, baker OF this
city, WHO was at Monroe at the time, that "reat
excitement prevailed there on account OF an
attempt to buru the Odd Fellows Hall, where
Miami Lodge meets, and the Telegraph House
on Sunday morning January 5th
The lodge room vas burnt throns Ii the floor
aud of course the clothing and other materials,
and we fear, the records ar destroyed. Great
exciten ent prevailed, because if the telegraph
House Lad been burned, it is presumed, from
its position, other buildings would have taken
f.e, and the whole place rednred to ashes; and
what MAKE the excitement still higher, Il rnmor
prevailed that person interested in some way
in the irsu ance of the hotel, (Which by-the-hye
has been empty some timc,) was Knowing o!
and conni;ed at the destruction of the editice,
in order to get the insurance money! The
citizens were much incensrd, and talked OF Of
teging one thousand dollars reward for the in
crndiarv- iaciMnati Commercial.
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WoNpaRrrL.-Th- 5. v,nnah Republican,
in its acco''nt Of the proceedings of th" Co..
ntion, nirnli'ns a remarkable fa"i, th; I
uriny all IN" discussion upon the resolution (,
a I'd all III" "c'rdi"gs Of the Committee. the
) a'r o. :, ut Caro!ina and tn" Na>hvi !" on.
nti"n. were lot ailu led in. W"nirrn,
trul W. assure he Rep h!ican that S"H,n
Car"liua AID The meJ,b RS nt the Na>hr lie
Convention, ~" To" p "uI, and 10" 'r"" I" The
,n,.rr.,S .i the South. not iu consider the
omission compliment.
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Saw Mill irons.

Flour, Flour.
Bills. Baltimore Flour
Extra Family do
Bags Buckw do warranted.
a variety of Crackers
Drc.l3. ROBT. LATTA.
INNrRA FAMILY flOUR-anolhcr lot in B.gs lst
II received ami for sale by SHAW d AUSTIN.
EISE IRISH POTATOES--A few hlhs. just received
Il bv SHAW d. AUSTIN.
D!CKLED SAIMON-No. | in Kits: for sale 10y,
/ SHAW g. AUSTIN
DICKIED BEEF-Prmc Mess No. ] for sale hy
SHAW d. AUSTIN
= Kegs Malaga Grapes, for sale by
y SHAW d. AUSTIN.
FRESH R"isns i" h"'f1n% sSar.fs HssSs RGyes at
Ok Boxes imitation Cheese, at
~ SHAW d Al STINS.
4 FRESH lot sugar cured Hams, received and
Il for sale by SHAW AUSTIN.
Oct. %. IS
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5RAHDSyA yAS1a

CnmIen. S. c. Sept. %.
6JCash paid for Cotton and other Produce.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-04-30
Baltimore Printing Ink Mandatory.

YNHE subscriber, agent for the sale Of this Ink
Il would invite the attention of printers and
publishers of newspapers in the South to the fac
that they can now purchase in Baltimore a supe.
nor Ink to any manufactured in the State. The
Baltimore Book and Newspaper Printers prefer
1t to any other Ink. Colored ink, card ink, book
ink and News ink of superio. quality and at the
lowest prices. The undersigned warrants the
ink made at the Baltimore works to be of the
very best quality, and should any article shipped
by him fail to give full satisfaction it can be retur.
ned at his expense. WM. THOMSON,
9w36S No. G Carroll Hall, Baltimore.
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BOOKSELLERS.

Country Merchants, and Teachers.
WE respectfully solicit the attention Of an
w dealers in School, Miscellaneous or Blank
BOOKS, STATIONERY, PAPER or Window
SHADES. 10 our superior facilities for supplying
at unusually low rates. for cash or approved esrda.
every article pertaining to our business.
A long and active experience, warrants ~ in
saying that wecan offer inducementst To purchases
EQUALLKD BIT FEW-XxCKLLID soND.
We earnestly ask an examination Of our mode of
conducting business, believing if an experiment
is made it will be found for the interest Of those
desiring goods in our line, to continue operating
with Us. Our stock is at all seasons large, and
selected with particular reference to the wants sf
Pennsylvania, Ohio and the near trade generally.
Orders by mail or otherwise despatched promptly
and at the lowest rates known in any market
OfThe highest price given for RAGS in cssh.
PECK T. BLISS,
NoI,h-East corner Of Third and Arch SIS. PnILAS.
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LEWiSBURe BAKERY,

YNHE subscriber having commenced the baking
i business in Lewi-hurg. nearly opposite H.
+. Shelters store, intends keeping constantly on
hand the best Of
FANCY CAKES,
together with good supply OF Common Cakes,
and BREAD which for whi'eness and quality
will be surpassed by no baker in the country, %
we have the services Of practical workman.
In connection With our Bakery. We have On
OYSTER SALOON
where he will serve up AT short notice OYSTERS
in any style that may be desired. OrOy.,ens
received fresh every morning.
FARMERS
and persons from the country will find the Bakery
a convenient and pleasant resort for the vurpsrs
OF obtaining refreshments, such as Bssaa, Cakes.
Pies. Oysters. Hot Coffee. &c. &c
Also FLOUR for sale.
A. Z. DENORNANDIE, Ass.
Lewisburg, Dec 1880
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Grand Jurors May Term --.l85l.

0Idnu JuIOIS---Wdy TcIm---looI'
East Buiialo-Abraham Wolfe
Pery-John e Grayhart
New Berlin-Henry Solomon
West BuilaIo-Charles Hassenplug
Hartley-Elias katherman, Frederick Worman.
Daniel Holler
West Beaver-Henry Rauch
Penns-Sam'l Pawling, Philip Gemberlng, Jr
Cen,re-John Kern
Chapman-FrsderckB Brill, VIM Kelly. John
Hogmaster, Peter Hams
BuIalo-Geo Hursh. Michael Dunkel Jas Msgee
White Deer-John Ranck
Lewisburg-R NJ Musser, Jas Kelly. Sr
Union-Geo Wehr, Michael Benfer
Mitilinburs-BenyhilI Bell
IRA VERSE JURY.
Penns-Wm Colsher, Elijah Coldron, D Wendt,
Frederick Gundrum, Jac Oh, Benz Hummel,
Abraham Fisher. Samuel Werheim
Limestone-Wm Forster, Peter Weir. Ephraim
kose John B Smith, John Mitchell
East BufIalo-Jos Walker. s Noll. Mich Brown
Beaver-John Troxel, Henry Smith, VIM SALTY
man. Aaron Specht
Washinston-Jac Moore, Dan' German, Adam
German, John Schnee, Daniel S Boyer
White Deer-John St Clair, Robert Candor
Pery-Emanuel Lohr, Peter Troup
Buifalo-Wm IN Baker, Andr Hapck
Centre-D Bogar, Marcus Tea
Union-I Eyer, John Van Buskirk, Millhouse
Harley-Sam'l kleckner, VIM Huntingdon
Lewisburg-Charles Penny
Kelly-Wm + Linn, A Royer, Phil Gemberling
Yves, BuiIalo-E kaup, d Fisher, z Bleyman
New Berlin-Henry Aurand
West Beaver-Jacob Smith
Mifflinburg-Charles Antes.
PETIT JURY
White Deer-H Dieienderfer, VIM Datesman
Hartley-Wm Frederick, Kinman, Henry Mil
Ter Jr, Josiah Carl, Geo Ruhl
Lewisburg-A NJ Lawshe, Jones
Mifflinburs-Jac Oberdorf, Geo Gutelius
East Buildio-Geo Reed
MiJdlecreek-Samuel Yoder
Centre--J ohm Swengle, Peter Relish, Jac Aurand
Union-Henry s Cochran, J Finn, Noah Wal
ter, Martin Dunkel
Penns-Smon Christine, Kresher, Jac Mill
hofe, Isaac Woodling. Peter Bolig
BuiIalo-Jac Vaneda, Jas d Chamberlain, VIM
Brown
Peny-Henry S Houtz. John Fisher, Joseph
GraybiIl, Peter Acker
New Berlin-Jos kleckner, Jac Horlachsr
Limestone-John Stee
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Administrators Notice,

M HEREAS, Letters Of Administration
w on the estate Of iSAACG.LAWSlE
late Of the Boro' Of Lewisburg. Union Co,
deceased, have been granted to the sIh.eri.
Der. resident in said Borough. by ,he Reg
is'er OF said county. therefore I'll penoas indebted
to the said estate, or 10 the late Firm of Wow.
Il LAwsHE, are requested to make inumetlis,s
payment; and those having claims against the
same, are required 10 present them duly ss,hcn-
ticated fos settlement without delav.
GF MILLER, Administrators
Lewisburg. Feb 3, 1851 6S
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'HE Undersigned is provided with all ibs
L necessary forms and papers, and win
take charge, on the most reasonable terms,
Of any claims for BOUNTY LAND. EXTRA
PAY or PENSIONS sha, may be placed in hi.
hands. All applications. after being duly prepared
here will be forwarded to CaanL.s D.Ssl p,ss
Esq, an efficient and responsible Penriou Agent
at Washington city. who will presen, them in
person ("i'hous extra eharse) to the proper D.
partment-an arrangement ensuring segussey saa
despatch. HC HEKOk
Lewisburg, Jan 80, 1881 au
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Look Here!

4 8 spurious BRANDRETH PILLS are
n sold by many Druggists in city aud
country, it would be well if persons in inquiring
for them would make them produce their CerfiH-
cate OF AGENcr. As there is but one Agent
appointed for each city or town, (no difference
how large the place.) and all Agents can produce
their Certificate, any persons wanting the ssnu-
Inc Pills had better purchase where they ssn
depend on getting the genuine article.
J. HAYES Il co.
Sole Agents for Lewisburg.