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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-15
Education

We learn that an effort will be made in the Lee
gislature to submit it to a vote of the people oil
Virginia whether they desire that the Congress OF
the United States shall SET osbe and appropriate
portion of the public lands for Virginia. TO be de-
voted TO tie purposes of Free Schools and State
improvements. We need not say that such pro-
position meets with our hearty approval and we
doubt not that it will have the sanction of large
majority of the people of Virginia. We DO not
advocate this as party measure, but as one con-
ducive to the interest and the advantage of Viz
ginia. We advocate it because we wish TO see
every man, woman. and child in the State in the
possession of an education sufficient for the wants
of their condition and fitting them for more en-
'arged sphere of duty and usefulness. We repeat
il that we do not advocate this as party measure.
we are looking now to Virginia. her alone. We
wish to see the condition of her citizens improved
and to witness in good old Commonwealth
more liberal and extended educated horizon. For
this reason. do advocate the proposition to which
we have referred and we believe that in so doing we
are justified in appealing TO the lberality and State
pride of all classes of our citizens in pursuing that
line OF policy which will rebound TO the honor and
The enlightened prosperity of the whole State
Nothing is now proposed but to let the people act
this matter Tor themselves rather than through
their representatives. The people have a right to
act directly upon this question. It's the true Dem
ocratc principle that the people are the best judy
of their wishes, that they have the right TO
act for themselves and in their persons. five
mistake not no one can give valid objection TO
submitting this question 10 the people. Then their
judgment must be decisive and whatever il may
be we are prepared to submit. Wear ready to
follow in any lead we not whose, provided
it leads to Virgina's interests and to Virginia's
prosperity and We call upcn all irrespective of par
ty to forward and advocate the policy of let
ting the people Of Virginia decide upon this ques-
ton, which they should decide after looking can
didly and seriously to the nneduca.ed condition of
many oil citizens and 10 the imperative necessity
incumbent upon us Of afIording them education and
ofproviding thus the certain continuance and per-
petuity of that form of government which has al
ready contributed so much 10 the advancement of
the freedom and enlightment of the world. We
commend this matter to the serious consideration Of
our readers and assure them that our columns are
at all times open to the discussion and examination
ofthe question which Las been herein proposed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-15
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
FOR EfhEE.

,5-a4 THE subscriber. Wishing to locate hia
sEss business. would offer for sale tho property uron
!IesE which he now resides IN North Wheeling being
one oftbe most the city The house
large anu commodious. well ventilated. and placed In
,sneha situation that can build It. The lower
anTv has cclat wash ROOM kitchen and dining room an
sanc floors with hot and cold wsfs and good sink in me
ond story has large hall. two Iiors, two family rooms
and bath room adjoining the ahlS rooms having both TUB
and shower Baths with hot watcri porch on the
back OF the house, and porticqfn front.
The attic has large rooms, and SMALL and an obserVa
tory the roof. -, -,
There is good brick stable end carriage house, coal
house and bake oven convenient TO the Kitchen.
Tn, ot is planted with choice OF rut and fancy
trccs currans gooseberrics, raspberTes &c aa Is Ell
tireiy open Sides the East West and North front
Ing East on Market ST. West Kenny ST. and North on
M0ore's Alley. 80.
civ the present ia an opportunity securing pleasant
and retired home that may not offer .asain soon
nov1o-fwd THoS-E CULbEhl noN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-15
Kentucky.

The Louisville Courier of Wednesday says,
received by yesterdays and last nights mail,
:urns from only one additional county, Marshall
which gives Pierce gain of 1873 votes Pow
I'll. We received the official vote from Grant, La
rue. Butler and Todd counties, which show Wing
loss of some 40 or so, compared with the unotfi
cial rcpors that had previously reached us. Re-
:urns from IS counties show Wing gain of 3,2l2,
rom which deduct Powel's majority. $50, and
Scott is ahead as far as heard from, 1852. There
are 25 counties still TO come in. and We do not be-
heve they can possibly bring ScCtrs majority be-
low 1000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-15

HoRR,nLE DuEL.-By the Santa Clara (California)
Register, we are informed of the following partcu-
lars of duel which came off in SantaClara county,
last week, near Gilroy's RANCH and which. in fero-
city and desperation, find no parallel for in the
State. 1t occurred, says the Register, between a
Mexican and native Californian, about game of
monte, and Colts navy reyolyers were the weapons
used in combat Nine shots were fired and four of
the balls took effect in each of the combatants
Both parties expired Immediately and they were
each ushered into the presence of then Maker to
answ er for the murder ofthe other. After the Sc
cond or third shot, the Californian crawled on his
hands and knees nearer his antagonist and fred, in
order to make sure of his victim. This shot took
effect in the abdomen of the Mexican.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-15

DrAn ndroit rogue has been making victims OF a
number of boarding house keepers and their guests
in Philadelphia, dur ng the last week. His mode
was to engage board, deposit an osten;atious look
ing trunk in his room and disappear at the first
yenient opportunity, taking with him watches.
ewelry, clothing and whatever else came in his
way. On opening the trunks, which he left, they
were in every case found 10 contain nothing but
a quantity of salt, to give them the necessary
weight In this way, he has succeeded in obtain
.lg some $500 or 5000 worth of articles in the
aourse Of week.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-15
Second Arrival of Winter Goods.

ID GMER & BRO, No. 3e, Main ST. Centre Wheeling,
III Just magnificent lot of Paris style Bon.
nets, made and trmed entirely different from anything
brought this market Also, large assortment
OF French Mcnoes Thibet Cloths Alpaccas and
rious other goods in style and quality and low in
prices q I NJ
In addition to the above having very large stock
hand have this day began to sell them at atonishngy
prices, and adopted "Small Profits and
Quick Returns Purchasers wishing money, will
find 1t to their interest TO favor US with call.
nOy5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-15

TESSrssEE.-The knoxville Register of the Sd
instant gives returns from several counties in East
Tennessee, which show steady gains to the Wing
ticket. In Knox county, the vote stands-Scott
1862 Pierce 565, Webster IS. Knoxvill Brown
lows bailiwick) gives one vote TO the Webster
ticket.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-15
FOUND.

ON Chapines Hill, Centre Wheeling, Saturday morn
ing, Nov. G, 1852, number of valuable articles.
The owner by proving property and paying expenses
the articles by calling at the inellgeneeI Office
novs WIN. WoODCOCK.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-15
Another Arrival of
STAPLE GOODS.

M Ehavc this day received large quantity OF Staple
w Goods, comprising 100 pieces Dark Pina; pieces
Rack TwiIed French Cloths Steel Mixed Cassimercj
Washington Mt Vernon Bcached Shirtngs; Mcrinos,
stripes, heavy; Long Shaws Hamilton Canton FlaI.
nell Shrting Checks. Also, dozen Gcntemcn's Com.
forts, extra heavy, and in colors.
novS o. ". HElSkELL, q Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-15
Saddlery, Harness, 60.
illustrated Paintings.

TINE subscribers Mason's and Tails & Co.'S illustra
ted publications, requested call at the Itera.
ny Depot for the popose of making to com.
ed complete, owing good Jdi thepat OF
Woodward & Roland of Pittsburgh, the original canvas.
aers noyS JAS. H, McMECHEN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-15
A CAYWOOD.
+ g CONKLIN,
w N CLARK,
NOTICE.

rJJHI: busineaa OF Tin, Copper Sheet Iron sWato
Manufacturing in ali It's varietes, will be continued
by the ude at the same stand No 49, Union
VIM NJ Clark having Withdrawn, ..l.
continuance patronage extended 10 Inc
nnxi5nIrIe % cAYWooD &lCoNKLIN. :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-15
Business of the Baltimore and Ohio
Rai1road

The following are memoranda of the business
upon the Baltimore and Ohio railroad for the month
Of October, 1852:
The transportation eastwardly into the city of
Baltimore. on some of the principal staples, has
been as follows:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-15

U-The recently appointed Commissioner If Pa
tents, the Hon. slas NJ. Hodges, of Vermont has
entered upon his official duties.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-15

Funny-to zee mikman looking the prices cur.
rent to find how chalk is going
The last modesty is that OF lady who discarded
her lover captain because he said he had hugged
the shore
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-15
New Boots and Shoes.

YIN. Boic, 161 Main Street, Wheeling,
opening the first lot OF his Fall and Winter TX
OF Boots and Shoes, which embraces every sty.C al
quality In the shoe trade, for ladies, misses and chrc
Gents boys and youths boots aud shoes. To dess
ratc the variety would be too lengthy for advertise
mcnt.
This is exciusi vciy New York and Philadelphia
make; the latest style and bes, stock and workmanship OF
both cities; is warranted and antied both by the
and rsisncd Particular attention Is called
the article OF ladies' travelling boots. WIZ. BoLE.
SnnOI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-15
valuable Proper.y Gertsaie or Co

THE under offers for sale or co partnership.
BLAST FURNACE, located four miles from the line oil the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad and near Parnonnt, Marion
Co., Va together with abundance OF Iron Ore Lime.
stone Coal and Timber close TO the furnace The under
signed wishes either to SELL extend his operations, ard
oany having Rolling Mill Foundry in Wheeling.
will join in with this establishment and furnish
steam Ensno he viii offer the most liberal terms recelv.
Specimens the Ore and Pig may be at the
Office OF the Wheeling lncligencer.
Cost Iron delivered the furnace ton. 20
Cost or Charcoal, per 100 bushels. 2,75
Cost Of Limestone perton.. 81
Hon. Thomas Raymond will receive and conduct any
gentlemen to the establishment who desire to visit and
cyamine it. ..--
Uct11-tf JOHN @. WILLIAMS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-15
More trouble for the Cubanu

The New York Times has the following from its Wash
ingon correspondent:
been informed by who is himself inside OF
tho rny expedition has been planned and will be
against Cuba in less than six months from the
tic hereof which Gin the expressive language OF Filibus
erism) will be abe to lay that rich dependency OF
Spain cold rag! There is no doubt oft The
reTcc administration Will doubt favor or rather ol
crate the movement.
In connection with the sbov., we copy the following
from the Washington correspondent OF the Sun:
TIC promoters the contemplated expedition against
Cuba here openly proclaimed their and Objects
for they w not, they do anything that IS illegal
They aCcoinpi sh all their objects, and yet commit no
act In violation OF the neutrality OF the United States
Their numbers great and their resources arc proba
bly, increasing and their plans managed with disere
ton.
In New York, the number OF men who could be mar
shaled in ilibuscr procession exceeds ten thousand
They intended to make display the occasion OF
the reported removal, by tile Government, OF Lieut. Pc :
ter fIom the malt steamer service. On some early occa
streets of New York, and probably other cities 1t
that the OF the invaders and the depos
ioTy OF their and munitions is be without
the limits OF the United States. In connection with this
subject inquiry has recently been mie War De-
rtment concerning the state OF Mr. George Laws
The following is an authentic statement OF Mr. LAWS
purchase of muskets:
ass muskets at sc 40. S154,657 co
65,62a do 20i................... 30, $40
1881 do co.. 2S,66s
S3i4,4o5 co
These muskets excellent coalition and packed
excellent boxe. They only small part Laws
collection of wa riike amnons. The invaders will find
difficulty, In procuring arms, and at
Ill .hsa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-15

THE SWIFT ASp SUPERIOR STEAMER
Disunion.
This excellent steamer has the best accommoda-
TONS being filled up in all respects after the fashion
of the "Parlors of the Astor.' She is "fircd with
Indignation" and n. G. Resin and her crew have
been especially selected for the richness of their
brogue and the sweetness of their accents.
This ticket will ensure to -- comforta-
Bile - passage, Seontree.to
SALT RIVER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-15
Virginia Fire and Marine
INSURANCE COMPAN u,
OE richmond VA

CAPT. A l. 100000.
sTwmcu WAS ALL rAIp IN AND eEcuRED.l
Ip, t Risks on all descriptions of Property IN adHgT Of
loss, either on Lind or Wdtsr
THIS the oldest established Companies IN the
limited States wing been in existence over 20 years
This company has always met Its losses promptly, anu
has ne yer had during the whole time OF It's exist
cnce Since its establishment 1t has paid losses TO the
amount OF nearly
S1,OOO.OOOn
We would refer all who interested in the matter Of
Insurance. the leading merchants, RaEkers and pro
iesso al men OF the city Richmond and to Henry last
and Thompson and the Rev. d. Mecabe, OF this
city. ~ ,r,..,xr, ,;,,.
N " dorsey & ARTHUR
Agents for the above Co. in Wheeling and ricinit.-
OFFICE: No 90 Main street. n'vi2-6mt,
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. passage, Scott free, to
SALT RIVER.

CHARACTER, AT THE PASSENGERS RISK.
WINDY SCOTT Captain,
SLEIVEGAMMON GREELEY, Clerk,
GUMBO JOHNSTON, Pilot,
FILTHY ROBINSON, Cook.
~ B-The Insane Band has been engaged for
the occasion. CHARLEY NArLoR, Leader
1.-THE river is now in fine boating order, and
the fourishing town at its head never promised a
greater or more varied company. The hero of
Sleivegammon and various other military celebrities
will be on board.
Insurance has been effected against all fires in
The rear. The best Gruham bread provided. Hasty
soup furnished gratis.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
prssoLuTIoN q

fI,E Partnership existing under the name OF
II CAYWOOD, CONKLIN & co. dissolved by
mutual consent, on the 22d OF October, 1852
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-15

Flour received from Washington branch dnriing
he month. 1929 barrels.
The revenue, for the month of October, has been
$780, Al OF which Sl33,1S7 81 were from the
main stem and S32,173 SO from the Washington
branch. This is an aggregate increase, over Octo-
Der Of last year. of $780, 09 80, of which S2S, So
was on the main stem and 1891 IS on the Wash
ington bIanch.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-15
The Following

NEW WORKS. with variety OF Sih.,,
IN been received at the Depot: The Coouelt. af, i
cr, Single Bcsscdncss Heads and Hearts, nj. G Has
Eagle Pass, Whns and Oddities, Kniekerboeksa spni
Thompson's Counterfeit Reporter for Oct &c Ss e" DC
oct12-n JAS m McupCp
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-15
From, the Richmond Wing.
nan TASTE.

We, in due course of mail, received the two
tickets published below, enveloped in likeness
of General Winfield Scott
A great many OF these tickets have, we are in
formed, been received here by mail-postage not
paid. We publish them to call attention to Inc
morally of the thing. We regard the affair, not
only as being in exceedingly bad taste, but DELI
bernte pronuneinenfo of the creed of the incoming
Government Calls are to be made at the Post
Office Custom House, &c. We would like 10
know if our townsman. Col. Bigler, the Democlut'e
Postmaster, RETAINED by the influence Of the ways
of Richmond, is to be called for! For ourselves,
we have no favors to ask of the Democratic Gov
eminent and shall decline "taking passage" pre-
ferriup to remain at home to battle, with yet more
determined ZEAL against the party whose tenets are
rs dangerous as their proclvities are downward,
dopn,oard, DowSwARD:
Omnibus Ticket.
This ticket will entitle the bearer to seat IN
the omnibus Protection for the steamer Disunion,
which leaves for
SALT RIVER,
AT IL O'CLOCK, PRECISELY.
For the convenience OF Passengers, it will touch
at the Custom House, Post Office, Navy Agency
&c, sc. No Austrian gold received for the fare
Neither the wind mol the rain will delay the
steamers departure for
SALT RIVER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-15
New CooEs,.a.>.-

CAVETT q DUFFIELD haye cot II,
fflSproved pattern for Coal Cooking Stor. wv l.
I'D they would invite the candid attention nrIi VIA
Amers and the public. Neif eSats
tits cheap, neat and durable, consumes mich Ia.
and has all the appurcnances necessary to ss
ing apparatus. sep1s-2md e'4
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WHEELING CARRIAGE
MANDATORY.
Market Street, below HurIT1 z,

-.-,.sr, 49, THE PUBLIC are respectfully informed
o1MGZS/ that Busby d Little have assoc lated with
ESssd1S5N- them in the Carriage business, II Chor.
~ mann, under the style OF 4. CHoRMANN
CO Arrangements arc being made by them, to colt
duct The Carriage business more extensively than has here
totore been done this city, They are to ius
best mechanical skill can accomplish and they pledge
all articles in their line equal In all res
meets TO any OF Eastern manufacture and at as low prices
as be bought in market Orders s9nctca LOT
oaehes omn bus> Hacks, Family Carriages,
Rockaways, Buggys Gigs, DC. &ei
is their intention TO keep constantly on hanu anu iof
gale, assortment OF Carriages and buggys 10 winch AT
ton ia invited.
REPAIRING promptly attended to. oct2z
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-15

Neither the wind mol the rain will delay the
steamers departure for
SALT RIVER,
On the 4th of March, 1858, at IL O'clock, M.
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KELLS & CALDwELL
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
a RE receiving from direct importauors heavy
I y stock OF -
DRUGS, sf,l ;7.fg-gstlg
'T5I7- MEDICINES, v.ts. 1tt-es p
CHEMICALS,
ta ~ 4EDYESTUFFS. AND
-. - T. 4 ..a NAVAL STORES. tart+
They have constantly on hand a full stock Of
PAINTS, OILS, AND GLASSWARE.
Also manufacturers OF 80 = u -, - 4
COPAL, LEATHER And JAPAN YiRSISBES, ALt'0
HOLLAND .SP1S. NITRE,
To which they call the attention OF Dealers ami the public
generally. - IA -
In addition the above. they have always hand an
assortment, consisting OF - y 70
SPICES, Block Tin, - Scotch Snuff
Matches, Potash SsJ Acids,
Starch, Salt Petrc, q. Window Glass,
Salerutus, Coppcras, Backing,
Fancy Soaps, Louisville Ling, J Talent Medicines,
Pcrllmcry, Alum. LIVING 800
E3-SL ;. oct20
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q. r. W. ALNUrT. R.n. LOVE. -.
Love, Martin 6 Co. MAIN
COMMISSION MERCHa,-
BALTIMORE. MD NES.
No. 8. Exchnnge lsInr,

Nc. 8. Exchnnge Place
.igents for The sale Of Bdrnn, Fork, La,s p..d
Whisky aud rResfern Proi,tce r,s.t nnter, l,.
ample mcans and every hssss. .
business, In satisfactory manner they "a Tor Dbl,
cit share o. the patronage hose fcuit,n m
this Market Particular attention Is iyel 10 In As. n
u Groceries for Western account TIC puret,,
Refer to-
d. Lamb, ESQ.,, Cashier North wester m R.ny,. -,
S. Brady, Merchants q McstS, Whe,lr,
John Liat, a. Farmers q Msnnthahaes.
j. C. TalInian, {" Branch State IA, .'Iieti,
port. u, III
]. H: Forsyth, Wheeling, Va
Lewis Bayha,
James Baker,
w. w. Shriver, III ~ 5i-
Aaron Kelly, "a" tt p.
John r. Morrow, -s7.z=-----
Sep. 16. Z,
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SALT RIVER,

For the convenience of passengers, it will toucl
at the Custom House, Post Office, Navy Agency
&C., &c. No Austrian gold received for the fare
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New Carpets.
T AM now receiving daily, my Fan and wi.
l. Carpets Rugs oil Cloths, Curtain Goods ssinsf .t
&c, dc. Ny stock is large, and haa beer, M, ssaal
great carcy and will be sold us low tho SAM
sot in any other market Those DESTROYS OF sesis
ne pIctiest Carpets and Rugs ever oered in s
scpt17 +, t-r- i " = L15st J. C. H.pp.
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Omnibus Ticket.
This ticket will entitle the bearer to seat in
the omnibus Protection for the steamer Disunion,
fnr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-06-17

From these remarks and from the sew
eral documents referred too, it is time Tor
me to come TO my final conclusion, and
leave to you gentlemen and ladies TO
come to yours.
am decidedly of the opinion, that
il is high time that the farmers OF this
State, and of the United States, use
every possible exertion, TO have govern
ment reward the inventors of all improve
menls whereby all raw materials are con-
verted into manufactured articles, either
for export or consumption, and with
sufficient prott ctlon will be able TO man
ufac,ure our productions of cotton and
wool, and 10 our view leather &c, and
tina, within seven years (as before said)
equal To full supply aud 10 SPARE
Were | to ask you gentlemen, what
government for years has established, the
price of cotton and sleeps wool, you
would say that England, being the great
est manufacturing nation Of those staples
in measure establishes their value
Agnin, were to ask you, what class of
manufactures establishes the price OF
those staples there, you would say as
have said, that it is the manufacturers
with ordinary machinery that establishes
the Price of the raw material, as Wen as
the price of the operatives wages. from
the volumes oil Parliamentary documents
lsA7-S are 10 he found returns of the
manucfaiure of cotton and wool, and
from these official returns, ii appears
that more than one-fourlh Of the no., OF
yards of cloth, both cotton and wooden,
manufactured in England Scotland and
Ireland, at that time were wove by hand.
II is to me very strange, that our gov
ernment continues to pursue policy so
well designed to permit foreign nations
by their pauper labor and their ordinary
machinery to establish the price OF our
(See 18th pdge)