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Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-03

1t is the most unaccountable thing to US (says
the South Carolnian) that so many Of the leaders,
or those who have been regarded so, occasionally
manifest symptoms of unsteadiness, or rather OF
being in quandary to the action the State should
take. Eloquence is almos. exhausted in depicting
the wrongs aye the wrongs, that the people of this
State, in common with their fellow-citizens, have
suffered from federal abolition legislation but when
redress is spoken of, eloquence becomes mute, or
at most degenerates into the language of hesitancy
and uncertainty. Why this should be in South
Carolina is more than we can form any idea of,
and certainly cause Of honest and genuine sur
prise among those who cling with tenacty to the
doctrine of State-rghts. Charleston Mercury.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-03
FROM LIBERIA.

Letters from Monrovia to the 18th Of February soys the
Commercial Adverser) Of an interesting character
Among other marks Of improvement is the assurance that
Liberia will soon become large exporter Of cotton The
success which attends its cultivation beyond the
Of its wsrmest friends.
letter rom H. Teage, dated at MonIovia, February
isn, says large number Of vessels here which
causes more than usual competition in trade. The cotton
business wiz succeed Captain Shaw the cotton agent here
told me- lew days since that he expects to load bis vessel
with cotton 80 We have another start"
The Captain Shaw mentioned in the above exrsc, the
person sent out from England to try the experiment, whether
cotton can be raised for expectation Mr. Shaw, we believe
had not been In Liberia one year when Mr. Teaee wrote
yet be appears already to have arrived Z. the opinion that he
will be enabled to send cargo Of cotton to Liverpool This
is certainly another triumph FOR the new republic
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-03

The Baltimore Clipper has published the pro-
ceedings of Convention of Free Colored People,
held in Cambridge (Md.) on the .20th instant, in
which hwas resolved to send adeputation of two
persons TO Liberia to examine and report upon the
actual condition of things there, toenable the mem
bers OF the Convention and other free persons Of
color in Maryland to decide upon the propriety of
removing to that republic. Upon this proceeding
the Clipper" remarks as follows:
We consider this very important movement, and truly
rejoice that 1t has been made II is right that the free people
of color Of Maryland, who disposed improve their
raj and socia condition, should be satisfied by indspusbe
testimony Of the system of government laws and advan
tages Of country to which they propose remove before
they take the final STEP The members Of the Convention
Cambridge have taken the proper view Of the whole subject
and have made correct movement They Of the
impossbiy Of their obtaining equal rights and privileges
any Of the States Of the Union, and disposed seek
them in Africa if assured that they be found there
gether with fair prospect Of receiving adequate
ration for their industry This all tbst be asked. Let
their dePutaon visit Liberia and the Maryland colony aso
If they nk proper, and for themselves whether the
formation heretofore received be false and let their
decision to emgrang upon the report which may be
made To that we have objection, for feel well
sured that the report will be such encourage emigration
on large scale, not only from Maryland, but from other
Statesn
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-03

EXPLOSION OF Soma FouSrArs.--The New Orleans
being charged the corner Of Oe.ns and Roya
heIPloded with the rsp Of cannon, and few up the
air nearly Two hundred feet Il passed over the Orleans
theatre 10 ito course aud down in 81 Ann street. piece
Of the fountain struck sseins door whore little negro girl
was standing, and came within an ace Of kilms her
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-03

The numerous friends Of President SrARKs (says the
Cambridge Chronce) will be gratied learn that he has
far recovered from the effects of bis mshap some time
since to be the point Of resumng the duties of his
Office He appeared at evening prayers in the College cha
pei on Tuesday evening for the FIRST time sace his ndspo
ston The occasion marked by Of those incidents
which relieve the monoony of every day life in college, and
add 50 much enjoyment to the intercourse between the
dents and their instructors The whole body Of the students
gathered in front Of the chapel after prayers and greeted the
President with the very heaest cheers their thoas could
utter Mr. Sparks responded in his customary cordial man.
this demonstration Of friendly feeling on the part of bis
81 Young friends
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-03
THE EsrEcrs sroRM.-The Plymouth, (Mass.
Memorial Of SATURDAY. saws:

FLoesIsG Sxa.-In suit just tried in New York,
which brought by Of the Of the Amerc chip
"Vangusrd" damages against the captain and
mate, for Aoggng the plaintiff the passage from Liverpool
to New York. the Court charged that whatever the provo
caon-snd there in proof-the act OF fogeing
board American vessel in direct violation
Of statute Of the United States passed September 2slh
1850, by which is provided "that oggng in the navy
and board resse Of commerce. be and the same bereby
abolished from and ser The passage Of said The Judge
held that the subjected the defendants to respond 10
the plaintiff in dsmages as fully II authority had ever
been gwen BY law TO captain to inc foysng the
men comprising Judgment then given against
the mate for ten dollars and against the captain for one hun
drtd and fifty dollars for violation of the statute referred to-
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-03

After fall investigation by the Attorney General
and the Secretary of the Interior Of the charges
against Commissioner EwBANK, they have all been
dismissed as frivolous and untrue, and written
statement to that effect given to Mr.. EwBANx.
Corr. PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-03

The Burlington ows) Telegraph states the. large num-
Der OF teams have recently passed through that place. bound
to Oregon The emisrans principally from Missouri
and indisns.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-03

Merchants and others having business in California will be
Interested in learning that the Hon. RosERr McLASE late
chairman Of the Committee Of Commerce in the House
Representatives and PHILIP HAMILTON, Esq, Of Alex
ander Hamilton, and late counsellor Of the city of New York.
have formed partnership and will practice law hereafter
in San Francisco Both these gentlemen Of distinguished
ability, and eminent lawyers and business They viii
without doubt take rank the leading lawyers in
Caifornia.-NeW York Courier 4 Enquirer.
The ErrEcrs OF THE sroxN.-The Plymouth, (Mass)
Memorial Of Saturday says:
"We learn that during the gale of last week quantity
Of lnseed oil ashore in the breakers, at Msnoment
ponds. The oil n forty gallon casks fourteen of which
rolled upon the shore in safety, but several casks
burst by being dashed against the rocks The casks that
saved contained about thirty gallons of oil EACH which
proved be good condition The condition Of the casks
such render it certain that they had been in the
great while perhaps many years The surface
Of the casks considerably decayed and there four
ridges Of iron each, which the only Of
what iron hoops. The casks were covered with
barnscles !" ..E H.,
The above probably from the brig Hol!ander Of Bos
on from Rotterdam which capsized and sunk in Mas
sachusetts bay about ten years since.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-03

Governor RAMSEY, Of Minnesota, accompanied
by his Lady, is a, present on visit to this city.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-03
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE MONUMENT.

WASHINGTON NATIosAL MoSUsEsr OrFIcK,
May !, 1851.
Contributions received this Office during the month Of
pnl, from all souces except through special agent,.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-03

We copy below, from other journals, some Justre-
Elections on the recently exploded seoondplosfor the
invasion of Cuba and on the prompt measures Of the
PREspENr OF THE UNITED STATES for the frusra-
ton of that nefarious project and the prosecution Of
its authors. We suppose that the failure to find a
Jury in New Orleans willing to infict punishment
on the contrivers of the former disgracefu scheme
gave hopes of impunity for second enterprise,
and encouraged the pseudcpatriotic fraternity TO
try it again. We hope, should the evidence of intent
prove as clear in this it was in the former,
New York jury will be found less indulgent to
such infrartions OF the lew than that of New Or
leans proved to be- and that its vioiators will be
taught lesson that will last them for the rest Of
their lives. We trust, also, that any others who
may sympathize with the detected offenders, or
may be so lax in theirense of duty as to entertain
disposition to join in any similar scheme, will
now discover that 1t is not SO easy, even in this
widely-extended andtfree country, to mature plots
agair,st the public peace and honor without risk Of
discovery and prevention. There is no country in
which the People are SO free as this from espon-
age, vet none in which the eye of the Government
is more wide awake and more prompt to lay its
hand on evil-doers. In the case now before us,
some days befcre,there was whisper Of the plot
in the public papers, the PRESIDENT had knowledge
of the movements of the conspirators, and had
transmitted orders to the proper officers at several
Southern seapor.s to seize thevessels and appre-
: hend the individuals engaged in the expedition.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-03
.saox THE ALEXANDRIA eAzrrYr.


The Proclamation of the President against the Cuba sgta-
just such an official pepper the subject
proud e aad might have been expected from the Exc
cuve. 1t is explicit in Language, and beathes noble and
elevated spirit Foreign Governments from hiswl learn to
respect the honor and faith Of country, sndto know that
President wiz the laws with regard to them just
he will enforce e laws which operate upon ouGwn citizens
in relation their home matters Faction which looks to the
disturbance Of peace with other nations and faction which
threatens the harmony Of Union, will alike receive the
stem condemnation Of the President.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-03

is any impartial person will allow The projected eI.
petition is naked act Of invasion, the motive Of which
not but be unworhy-an act which Government must
aid in preventing be branded the abetor and foserer
of bands Of marauders, pirates, and freebooters.
Every who wishes well 70 his country must regret also
the attempts to throw ridicule alike upon these projected
Breaches Of national good saith and the soute and praise
worthy efforts Of Government preserve justice to
friendly Power and maintain its reputation before The
world We do not beseve that with the intelligent people Of
this commuaiy such attempts to undermine the national
Of justice produce any serious effect but the aim
Is less be condemned. The people Of this city will
honor the United States Marshal for the ompiude and good
judgment with which he has acted in this business. The
disclosures resulting from his vigilance and energy have proved
beyond all successful denial that monsous wrong to Spain
land in effect greater wrong the United States
about to be pepeated by persons intending to sail from
this port. The iniquy has been very happily npPed IN
the bud, trust not "to bloom hereafter"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-03

NOTICE-pAIIrMoREs CELEBRATED BRANDY
store Is stuaed at the OF Broome and Crosby
where will be found the largest and best selected
stock in the city Of choice Wines, Brandies segar Be-
In ported expressly for his trade He will eel from ~ 10
cent cheaper than any other house in New York and
asi good Judgment az particular favor Bic facilities are
gres and his business conducted the cash principle
llRANDfEs WINES, kc-J. MONBrN, i0t FRONT
- street offers for SALE from bonded warehouse tognac
Cbaragn Rochelle and Bcrdesvs and dark Brs adies
~ u and pipes; vntages 1875 ls2s isn l@t9 1870 Bor
dcsnx fare IN casks and white wine vinegar
rior ouay Champagne various brands m Sar lines,
Green Peas Bushroos Cspcrs and rrueen assorted
lers w. sgent for Cognac, Bordeaux aud Rochelle
houses tae fr brandies, wines yinessr o olives,
sordials, ne.
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EMPRESS AGENCIES, sc.

RERFoRD & co.'s FAST EXPRESS TO CALIFORNIA
nc Cents 81 ffGs @ 's'
hes shipment viii be BY the fast steamship BROTHER
%s gss, ,, ssssy's rsAssS o ~ Me-
No. yesey street Aston House, New York
ExPREss LINE FOR cHAGREs DIKEcr-AT Tux
steamer BROTHER JoNArHAN, itoo ton, tpr,hen, will
on tuesday May This constructed with
strength and speed has excellent ventilation
visions the most liberal with especial for N.
for the safe Of specie bullion and ether vaia
ahes without charge for ess than one thousand dol
''''Psn'' sis 81 sSss %
ELLloTTs NEW GRANADA, MEXICO. CALIFORNIA
- Oregon Freight Parcel and rasenr-r Express win
" dssp.ehea steamer u May nth fr Panama Aca-
cisco, Sacramento City Astoria the Mines Cold dust,
rates Families and aaaeeompsnied rer.ons crossng the
ma, secure The as rrGPsess TOT who
speedy conveyance through % saorua aud inermedats
Express have never been detained On tie Iama atoas
TIE he 81 hsFTs. r9S 70 and
TO al The proprietor .ss spared 10 labor OF expense 70
Having complete with the best
n'. o. s % W. AM s ,aSs a e
ing the Express Through and attending 10 all business
1srd si ali sna aud 10 iii re-
agrsa q an LSrs in cs, time IL bette, manner and
,hs only tsrrs. direct for sesean port Rreat.i
y sspres) induce tAe proprietor attend promptly e
tie execution Of all orders IN Acapulco, MaEatan San HAS,
San Diego and Monterey and connecting ut Panama With
Express for Nsi~-.o .If CsIlao. The plan It this Ex
press much ehat packages delivered rer
sonay at their dorcs.on " the pfeor desired In
formaor concerning deceased obtained and their
effects prempty Bulls aud drafts collected and
all orders executed with despatch Rcfercnccs-en. i.
Butler King san Francisco l. H. Bss 'on, san jose, T. CT
Phelps kingman. ~ Chatham street, New York y. b.
Sutton, "a Wall street, New York; Stone S0ther
Broekiyni Butler MeCsr,y. hilsaepha Hon. E.-
fus Ckoate Boston: Hon. X e. Winthrop, Boston Smith,
Ob.r Co. Haverhill street, Boston, Ober Mctonksy
Baltimore. onicesSan Francisco IL Clay street. New
York all Boston 10 Court street: philadelphia
m North Second street, Baltimore Of Hanover and
lombard streets. AUGUSTUS ELLIOTT.
personal interview be had with the proprietor
Baltimore the Srd Philadelphia the 18th, Boston
the 18th and York from tbs 9TH a. the hour ~ sail
ing Packages will DO forwarded frsa the onecs W 2,
N. the 10Th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-03

LIME TRENCH PAPER HANcINcs DECORATIONS
keThose in want Of the above omit
10 look through establishment a. Their interest and
tsste may he best consulted by call TUos AYE CO.
40 Pearl street. between Madison and Chatham
DIAPER HAHC1SGs.-rRANCTs PARrs n o. NO
Up Pearl street prepared exhibit AZ their
designs Of french and mercan
prsns The ricsst styles Of sold velvet and de-
6ens for drawing rooms and also osk aud marble
dining roons halls be- which they offer wholesale and
~ market prices superorv orb men are an
Uesyed 10 bs the rspers &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-03
CALIFORNIA.

II IRCBorF DE SOFA Co, COMMISSION NER-
N ehant san Francisco, California RcferenccsNessrs
ttsnsr 60, -. Thomas, W. l. Molsr, sand Nisra.
Nv Nork " W. Prune sons. baltimore; Gcessrk Co..
Rosten pruhiins Croechen, London: John A. Br~og~
Co. Brsrsni cerriscn &C., pgsneni Jshn Mason Co,
PHILADELPHIA.
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HOMEsTEADs.

MOTT HAVEN VILLAGE LoTs-TwO CORNER AND
A hye middle lots fronting the Pos, Road unsold Asc
lots between the Post Road and College avenue No
pence has been spared In working tho streets avenues aad
improving The grade TO make this village what its command
position 20 near the hrst depot ~ the Island and e
met DC aheeted by the rapid approach q the city de-
pands Terms easy. Title perfect Lands IN hr-t hands
Apply NJ d. Nandoren, at the ce opposite the depot
TO J. l.. AOTT Proprietor.
A HOWE FOR AIL.-NsNUAgTAN BUILDING As
eoeaton established 20 act ~ ncorr attn.
passed Nay 10th 1881 Shares sst monthly dues saly 81
Inc rnre OF this association fer more liberal than
any that have yet been presented 70 the public and the
Ir tented advantages offered 90 shareholders must
highly acceptable 20 those who desire 10 the burden
ing tor tents The hrs payment bcsas tpr ~ and
persons can have an opportunity - Join Al the present rates
until the second Monday IN Nay, when The second install
ncnt vii become due Rulss Ic Be obtained ut the
Secretary once. MORGAN MORGANS. President.
Wv y. Bosrocs, Secretary, - Nassau street room
A meeting will be held Monday evening, Way ), ct
esht oelosb sern,r 81 ohrystis and DeIancsy strct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-03

DENNsYLyAN1A RAILROAD COMPANY ARE NOW
forwarding goods to Pittsburgh In sys dayr FROM Pla
delphis nj the following low rates. yzfirst ClaDry
Goods Shoes Hats kc 81 100 lbs Second ClasBaies
Brown huslins GroSsres Hardware &c. 80. ~, he
Thrd-QuscnswAre. Coffee, Tin, &C. ~ cents PER iUl lbs
missions charged for receiving forwarding goods a. Phs-
dslpis Pittsburgh Goods from New York Boston
~ the Eastern 70 insure despatch
70 Pittsburgh and all parts o. the great West should be
conisned 10 H. II. Houston, reight Agent rennsylva
Railroad Company f7t and 6 Mari street philadelphia.
NcrADEN CANODE. Agent-, Canal Besin, plttsturgh.
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INSTRUCTION.

ntlNrR r. GOLDsuTTHs WHITING ROOMS 80
- Brnadvay hrst corner above the ifyng tousererms
reduced halt Wis So - for Ten lessons hou- each
stationery ~ eents twenty Lesson. tpr - Including
Stau"nsy-iaJale on subscribing. Tor sale, Goldnitas
Gems ~ fenmanthfp. 81 81.
RoARnfNG SCHOOL FOR BOYS, At RAyENSWOOD.
- v - crens Way lst-distsnes miles from feek Stp
aeeess ~ the steamboat As.ra four times day. Th, sta
Alton one ~ the most saubr0u aud charming ~ ~ found
On ,he bank % the Esst River Parents may md circulars
WIN terms refer, noes Re at H. PHO Son To- broad
WY or COS. ~ twenty cen1 and absence Of one
and bali hours from the city, visit The Pnnmpal
JAMES H. THOMPSON.
C'1vIL ENCINEERs SCHOOL, NO 81 HOUSTON
~ street, New fork.-Mr. v. Beaumont Civil Engineer
vii ofen new Course ~ Lessons Tin the french and Eng
h angusrss the hfth ofNay. Ior information aud
ferences apply at the school.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-03

A UCTIGN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MONDAY.
IA May 3 at Broadway, at 10 o'clock general
ment Of Furniture removed for convenience of sacBrus
sells and intran Carpets French Beds leads, Wardrohes
Bookcase, Bureaus Dressing do. Rocking Chairs. Bird
Cages p Sleeves &c Sc Tuesday May & At Il O'clock
the OF Thomas Dunlap 6j Broadway, Green
Plants MONTH, Roses, Geranums Cinncraes, yerbanas
otc Double Dahlas Rose 81 sharon Raspberries &c.
"Wednesday May AT ~ o'clock at the fcot Of Wall street
Coach RoclawGy Carriages, Barouche, Buggy Wagon
Horses, &c. &c. W. A. CARTER Auctioneer,
No. 7 New street.
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-~e--~sy>e~>-~-e--.es,-e-e
sI,RoTTING rIRSES TOR THE UNION COURSE L. I.
u OGered-h ~ 50 offered Tor horses that
purse, mile heats best three ia Eve. In harness 10
d Monday. May ;. ISL three 10 make
and two y start Also purse Of $50 fr horses thst
over 80, ~ on Tuesday, May 8.
nils heats ltst three IN Ave in harness. Three
make End two 10 start r. elise Saturday evening
at lor ~, ct Nm. Gadden's Z, 1S3 Chatham street.
JOHN l. SNEDfCOR Proprietor.
UTNIoN CorRsE r.T.-h MATCH FOR s5on To CONE
~ cf TUESDAY Nay - i%i on the Union Course, l. H. be-
tween Fanny. AVID Tecumfch. mile heats, best
three IN ave IN harness George Nelson Tccumseh.
james Whelpy names fauney To come 81 % oeockrM.
JOHN T. sNEDiCok. Proprietor.
U-NICN COURSE, q. Ia sWrEPSTAKE FOR 500
will he trOtted for Monday. Nav o. 1851, AZ half
2otk r. NJ between four hne trottng horses belonging
mile heats best three In fvs. Va harness.
Er. McCutock Rehin; Mr. Manuel sanford
trs Herald; A. ". snyaer enters br m Nedesty James
Bsthvnte enters HAIRY Williams. should the day
stormy will b postponed 70 the sr, fair day The
Jenny Lind will a. " aud y. NJ ut the Grand
etr,et Peck slip Wamsburrh and ~ Fulton
fcrry. brooklyn 81 o'clock " " Fare - cents eash
JOHN L. sNEDICoR. Proprietor
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AUCTION NoTIcE.-THos. BELL, AUCTIONEER.-
"A by H. v. Bush-Larse sale Of choice Fnrniturerhis
day az lul o'clock in the auction 10 North William
street viii he Sold the entire valuable Furniture Of three
house omprsng the from kitchen
attic 20 supr Carpets, Oil Clota, Rugs. Mating Sofas
Chairs Tables Bureaus - valuable Looking Glasses Book
French Lounges set dra wing Furniture D
Lamps Beds Mattresses, Wardrobes Desks. wash
stands splendid Clock, formerly PalmOs suitable for
hotel, hank, any public building. sl25
tension Dining Tables, and other articles
TUoS. BELL, Auetioneer.
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WELSH GOALS ToR sTEAMERs-TuE UNDER.
w sirned has been appointed the attorney and aren't y
Nartntau Crosky Co. S0utham for the sale ~ the
test elsh Goals flor the ~ scamer) dt ersbe IN
tie port % New York They from celebrated mines
ard estimated T. be worth fuel ~ cent any
any other Kind IN use, - - =
q En PER ToN-pEACH ORCHARD rec AND
90 cV Stove Coal delivered fresh from the mines
~ fr Peach Orchard MT Coal delivered screened from the
Yard Dealers and recers supplied usual Apply ~ the
Tdall Coal DEPOT Hohoken street. foot Of Canal street
~ doors from W ashineton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-03

LNNTERED AT STATIONERS' lIALL.-GREAT EXIT
II bition Almanac for M containing view OF the build
erecting Hyde Park and full account Of every
ticular with the English, French and
German; also visit in six days the whole Of the
tuitous exhibitions in London and its principal squares
streets churches, monuments markets &c with the cab
fares and other necessary information Pub by
Ross Sons, III and 100 Bishopsgatc street. London the
celebrated perran perfuers hair cutters, hair dyer
and general agents. who undertake to execute comm
zion orders for description Of goods for all Of the
world Ross also solicit the attention u persons
siding abroad articles OF their nufcture
ssng Of Britsh and foreign rerfumery tthey having
establishment in France every kind Of brushes.
ing eases, strop and cutlery including their Registered
Guard Razor which prevents the possibility of any
cutting hms, while shaving artrapatory for ayctng the
hair Of any required shade and their assortment
all kinds for beth ladies aud gentle
Any orders received b. them promptly attended co.
and il Of t2D yane and upwards will be executed at the
wholesale price, but remittance with IL nlpens able; aad
they undertake that nothing but first GLASS goods shall he
sent for which their Is sufficient guarantee having
been established nearly century Price Of the Almanac
3d. with the usual allowance - the trades TO be bad by
order OF all booksellers and throughout
world Address, Ross Sons ll9 and l2O Bishopsgate
street. London.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-03

EoR SKIN DISEASES NEyERsAw AN ARTICLE
have suth power discotorrd yellow dark
kir, a. this Nesrrn icness italian Chemical Soap.
" positively ~ len IN I've place white scm
sunlurn, tan, &c. NV IL oaly NJ 3 Brosdwsy Mind ns