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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-12

Messrs. Torrey, Holcomb, Robinson, Hobart,
Keyes, French, Currier, Lovett, Osgood, Alley,
Kimball and Ames, (6 Democrats, 5 Free Sellers.
l Whig,) were declared elected. Mr.. Ames (Whig)
received the votes from Coalition members from
Bristol, Mr. Hathaway, the Free Soil candidate be.
ing somewhat unpopular
The Convention then dissolved.
Mr. Hopkins of Northampton, announced the
death Of Col. VIM. Ward, member elect hom Wor-
thington, in an appropriate and beautiful eulogy,
and moved that committee be appointed to report
what order shoald be taken thereon. Adopted.
Mr. Kellogg of Pittsfeld seconded the notion
committee was appointed who reported SEE
ries of resolutions, expressive of the regret of the
House at the death OF Mr.. Ward, which we're adopt
ed andthe House adjourned.
SATURDAY, Jan 10.
SENATE.-Several of the Senators elected in
Convention yesterday, being present, Mr. Griswnd
OF Franklin, was appointed Committee TO present
them to the Governor in order that they might SUBJ
scribe to the customary oaths of office, and accord
ingly Messrs. Reyes, French, aud Hobart Of Nor
folk, and Mossrs. KimbaI, Alley, Loyett, and Cur
rer of Essex, appeared, qualified and took
their seats.
Order Adopted. On motion of Mr.. Russell il was
ordered that his Excelency, the Governor, be re.
quested to communicate the Senate an abstract of
the returns OF votes upon the question of calling
Convention for the Revision of the Constitution
showing the vote Of each town and city OF the Com
monweath upon the same.
The Kossuth resolution from the House was pass
ed to the fina stage
At half past IL the Senate adjourned.
HoUsE.-A communication was received from
the Secretary, covering statement Of the number
of children under fourteen years of age, supported
at the public charge. Laid on the table.
Order Adopted On motion OF MIR. Schooner of Bos-
tqn-that the Treasurer be requested to commune
cate to the House statement Of the investments of
the school and other funds of the Commonwealth
made during the past year.
The Speaker appointed the Monitors olthe House
for the session.
MIR Partridge of Midway, offered an order that
cy OF authorizing School Districts to raise money by
taxation for the continuation of schools in certain
cases. Laid on the table.
Mr.. Holmes OF CharlestUwn moved an order that
Committee OF one from each County, with such as
the Senate may join, be appointed 10 prepare and
report division OF the Commonwealth into districts
for such plumber Of Representatives 10 Congress as
this State is entitled to- Tor the next ten wears under
the Consti tuition and Laws of the United States
Laid on the table motion of Mr. Davis Of Wor-
cester.
On motion OF Mr.. Briggs of Nantucket the re-
port OF the Judiciary Committee of last year in rea-
ton to the undivided and unincosed lands in Nam
tuckef, taken from the files and referred to a
joint special committee. The Chair took time for
the appointment of the committee on the part of the
House.
On motion of Mr.. ClaAin of Hopkinton, at 25
minues before O'Clock the House adjourned.
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PIANO FOESTES.

n c. b. CARTER, No. Ill Chesnnt Street,
". Sixth door above Fifth, opposite the State
l"usc-Cp Stairs, PHILADELPHIA. Now offers
to the public an entire new assortment ofPIANoS.
just received from the most celebrated makers.
and OF such patterns and finish as to defy COM
petition. McsSrS. Nuns & Ciak's and Jane,
Thompson S Instruments, which arc here offered,
stand unriralled in the opinion of all competent
Judges, as possessing beauty and purity ofToNE,
never before attained by any maker.
Also,
PIANOS with IOLIAN Attachment. Church
and Parlor ORGANS, SERAPHINES. and
MELODEONS. all OF which are warranted, and
will be sold al the Manufacturers lowest cash
prices.
All cash orders for Music promptly attended.
Second hand Pianos bought and sold. Pianos
tuned and repaired.
p. S.-The extraordinary success of the Pill
ads'phia .7cadeny Of Music, and the perfect sat-
iSfacloh ii has given, induces the subscriber to
continue it. Lessons in
Singing, Primo, Harp, Guitar, SC.
Are given by Artists of the very highest ability.
1t needs but he mentioned, that Sig. ANrREA
ALFAsI, and Mademoisele HELENE SCHAAFF,
who stands pre-eminent among the profession,
are connected with the Institution, and devote
their time and talents to the pupils.
o. c. b. CARTER, Principal.
Philadelphia, May l5y
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE subscriber again begs leave ia notify
the public tina, he still continues 10 carry on the
Tailoring,
at CHESAPEAKE CRY, and II, The oM stand,
back OF the Academy in all its various l,rsnch-
es, and is now ready to cIolhe the outer nan
with neatness and dispatch, on the most rcasona-
bic, accommodating terms. hope my situation
will deter no one who stands in need Of Tai
Tor, from giving me n call, as my place OF bust
ness is rather out Of The way. hope this will
be no barrier in yonr way, but call and you will
find me there, ready and willing to serve you;
every means will be exeried 10 render general
satisfaction. The latest style Of fashions for
Spring end Summer have been received, aud
would take this opportunity Of giving my sil-
cerc thanks to my friends and customers, who
have so generously helped me through the severe
season, (wintcr,) be assured of my gratitude 10
you for your kind tavors. hope you will stirt
continue your patronage, and hope BY the same
steady and punctual attention to business, and
the same reasonable and accommodating terms
to merit it. The public, friends and en:tomers,
humbly solicit you to remember your most
obedicnl servant. ALEX. p. BARWlCK.
Chesapeake CITY Abr II 3m.
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The Peoples Store.
East, or Upper End of Eikton.


WYNN. M. KENNARD & CO., again call the
w attention Of their friends, customers, and
the public generally, 10 their fine assortment OF
Dry Goods and Trimmings, which they are SELL
ing rery ior for cash. We have now in store
(and will be constantly receiving throughout the
scnson,) n fine assortment Of English, French,
and American Dry Goods. suited 10 present and
approaching season, consisting in par OF
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.- Barcac Delaines,
French Lawns, Printed Delaipes, Plain do,
French Bareges, French Ginshams, American
do, Prints and Chntzes, Summer Shawls, Jack
onets, Cambrics, Tape, Checks, Swiss Mnsllns,
Null do, India, Book and Bishop Lawns; Black
Silk Tor dress and sacks, very cheap.
MEN IND BOYS WEAR.-Cassimeres
Sattnetts, Kentucky Jeans. Twees, cotton
Checks, Linen do. Plain Sage Goods, Plaid
Chambrays, Vestings, &c.
FURNISHING GOODS, &c.-Irish Linen,
Table do, Towcline, bird-cye Diaper, blrached
Sheeting, brown do. Tickings, apron Checks,
Cotton and Woolcn Flannels, very low. Also,
a splendid assortment 6f
GLOVES, HOSIERY, g. TRIMMINGS.-
Consisting in Part of LADIES' white Hose, at l0c,
Ladies lead cold do, brown, black, mixed, &C.,
Ladies Silk Gloves, Lslc Thread, Spun Silk,
white do, cotton, all prices. Mems Gloves and
Hose at all prices. Ladies and Gentlemens
Kid Gloves, a superior article.
Call and see MS as we shall be happy TO wait
on you, and give every satisfaction in our power.
n. B. Groceries, Hardware, Queensware
and Furniture all at city prices 'sQuck sales
aud small Proiils.'' May 8
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Elkton Hall of Fashion !!

THE subscriber informs his friends and the
l. public that he has enlarged aud improved
his store, on Main ST., opposite Johnson's Hotel
and has now on hand large and well assorted
supply Of
RE.HDY-.M.7DE CLOTHING,
OF every description consisting in part of Dress
and Frock Goats, spring and summer coats Of
the latest styles and finest qualities; plain black
and fancy vests, cravats, suspcnders, collars,
shirts, hose, gloves, &c.
HITS IND CHPS,
OF the latest styles and patterns. In short,
every thing pertaining to Gentlemen's Wear,
except boots and shoes all of which he will sell
at the lowest city cash prices. Thankful tor
the very liberal share OF patronage heretofore
extended TO him, he hopes by strict attention to
the wants AMI wishes of a generous public, to
merit continuance of their favor.
CLOTHS, Cassimeres and Testings.
In addition to his superior assortment OF ready
made goods, he will keep on hand complete
stock of Cloths, Cassimeres and V,stings, which
he will make TO order at reduced rates, and war
rant to give perfect satisfaction in fit, quality,
aud durability Call and examine my goods
May 8, 80 If J. +. WELLS.
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Wheeier's Patent Ra.l~ay, Chain Horse
Pswers, md
0ycrShOt ThrcShers & ScparatorS,

THE Subscribers continue 10 offer FOR sale
the above machines, which are acknowelg TO
be the best Thrcshng machines now in use.
The manufacturers have added HinnOwer to
their oveishot thresher which has proved most
successful and valuable addition, but they can be
had either with without it. They have re-
ceived the First Premiums at the principal Fairs
where they have been exhibited in operation,
including the Pennsylvania State Fair. the Pro-
vincial Fair OF Upper Canada, and the Michigan
and Ohio State Fairs, together with numerous
county Exhibitions in the different States.
The 1~o Horse Mochine, with from three TO
five hands, will lhresh from 1875 TO 200 bushels
OF wheat per day, and twice that quantity of oats
The one horse Machine will lhresh rather
more than half that quantity.
PRICE AT ALBANY.
For two horse machines, S145
For one horse do Sl2O
To which price the freight is TO be added
They will be delivered at Perryville, North
East, Havre de G1ace and Port Deposit.
These machines, as also, Clover Hulers, Feed
Cutters, and Circular Saws, all superior, driven
BY the same power, for sale by the Agents of
the patentee. J. ID. MICHENER Il SON,
Rising Sun, Cecil County, Md.
CAUTION.-The subscribers, Patentees, of
Wheeer's Patent Horse Powers, having noticed
that shops are established where they make and
sell Wheelcr's Patent Horse Pomers and Opershot
1hreshers, when in fact they have not obtained
from us any liberty to use our patent.
We hereby caution all persons that said per-
sons have no right to use our patent, or to manu-
facture or sell said Horse Powers and that a
sale by them will confer no right upon the pur-
chaser to use such Power. Messrs. Wheeler,
Melick & Co.s-af the State of New York, and
their Agents. a@ethc only persons authorised to
make or sell Wheelers Patent Horse Powers and
overshot Thrcshers. A. & W. {. WHEELER,
May % 3m Patcnlees.
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CO.N,ST.HRLE 'S &.HLE.

DY virtue OF two writs of feri facias, issued
ID by John White, one of the Justices of the
Peace oflhe State of Maryland, in and for Cecil
county, one at the suit Henry II. Brown, and
one at the suit of Lammy & Boon, against the
goods and chattes, lands and tenements ofIIiram
Brown, Ia me directed, have taken into cxecu-
ton, l Bureau, cook Stove and fixtures, .
Desks, chest. one clock, table, shop stove,
l wash tub, dun Whitehead COW, | carriage
bed, a small lot Of lumber, u lot OF hubbs,
grindstone, lot Of oak shingles, sett of har-
ness, pump log, also bcdsteads and barrels. and
that Lot Of Ground on which Hiram Brown now
resides, containing ] Acre of Land, more or
less, or all the said Hiram Browns interest in
said lot, adjoining lands Of Daniel Brown, Ellis
Chandlee and others, and | hereby give notice,
that on SATURDAY, the 9Th day of June next,
at | O'Clock p. M, at the Hotel ofSaml. Giles
pic, will the said property at Public Sale to the
highest bidder for cash, 10 satisfy said writs of
feri laciaS. M. X. PEARSON,
May 10 3w (S2) Const.
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DEATu OF MIS- JOuN Quincy ADAM

DEATu OF MIS- JONI QU1Ncy ADAMS
The venerable lady Of the late Hon
John Quincy Adams, formerly Presi-
dent ofthe United States, died at Wash
ington on Saturday last, about noon.
She was over II years Of age. Mrs
Adams was granddaughter of the late
Governor johnson, of Maryland. Her
father was a Consul in London at the
time. Mr.. Adams married her there
during his first mission to England.
Her funeral took place at Washington
on Tuesday last. A very large con-
course of persons were in attendance,
amongst whom We're President Fill
more, all the members Of the Cabinet,
excerH Nj. Webster, who is abst mt; al
so, Gen Scott, Gen. Wool, and many
other distinguished personages. A
large ma GRITTY OF the members of the
Senate and House of Representatives
were likewise present. The citizens
also turned out in large numbers.
The Rev. DR.. Payne, Of the Episco-
pal Church, read the funeral service,
which was very solemn and imposing.
The mortal remains of the distinguish
ed deceased were deposited in the Con-
gressionrl cemetery. They are soon to
be removed thence to Quincy, Massa-
chuSetts.
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by the Governor.

Justices ofMe Peace for Cecil Coun'y.-Geo.
B. Pennington, John W. Morgan, and William
II. Nowland, of the first district; Lambert d..
Rowland, William p. Chopper, and Richard b.
Boulder, ofthc second district; George H. Joyce,
Benjamin Miller, Edmund Brown, ST.. John f..
Brown, James X. Burniic, Samuel Miller, and
William Campbell, Of the third district; Josiah
F. Kirk, John c. Cameron, and Samuel Burnte,
Of the fourth district; Oliver Mccullough, Will
liam Cosgrove, John Galhrailh, Zachariah B..
Graham, and Samuel A. West, of the fifth dis
trict; Eli CoulSon, Henry Reynolds, John White,
Matthew Morrison, and John Donahoo, of the
sixth District; Andrew Orr, David Archibald,
Robert Gale, and James Smith, of the seventh
district.
Inspectors, Measures and Markers Of Lumber
for Cecil COunty.--At Port Deposit, Benjamin
Vandiver, Jacob f. Jennings, Thomas w. Sim
mons, Philip Hopkins, William Mccullough,
John H. Michael, William Orr, William Gather,
John Moore, Joseph II. Cameron, Henry Smith
son, William II. Davidson, Thomas NJ. Sturgeon,
Washington Price, and Gre,nbury X. Linton;-
at Elkton, Fredus Aldridge;-at Chesapeake
City, William Lindsay;-al Heckart Town,
Thomas Kely;--at Pcriyvillc, Andrew Wier;-
AT North East, Anthony Wharton.
Inspectors and Corders of Fire Wood, for Cecil
Counfy.-At North East, Solomon Wooden; at
Frcnchtown, Fergus c. Hutton; at Charestown,
William Grant
Coroners for Cecil Conniy.-John A. Thomp-
son, John +. Brown and Edward Glacken.
Inspectors Of Saitcd Fish, for Cecii County,
At Port Deposit, William Falls; at North East,
Thomas Reed Test,
H.. H. MITCHELL, Clerk
May s Circuit Conrtof Cecil Co.
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CON'ST.HBLE'S SHE.

by virtue OF one writ of fieri iacias, issued by
- John White, one ofthe Justices OF the Peace
OF the State OF Mary land, in and for Cecil coun-
ty, at the suit Of Robert Murdaf, against the
goods and chattes, lands and tenemen,s of Hi
ram Brown and Joseph fIanes, to me directed,
have seized and taken into execution, l Blu
rcau, cook Stove and fixtures, 2 Desks, Chest
Clock, Table, shop Stove, wash Table,
dun whte-face milch Cow, | carriage bed.
small lot of OF Lumber, lot of Hubbs. | Grind
stone. lot of oak Shingles, a lot of Harness,
Pump Log, also Bedsteads and Barrels, and that
lot of Ground on which Hiram .BIown now re-
sides, containing Acre of Land, more or less.
or all the said Hiram Browns interest in said
lot, adjoining lands of Daniel Brown, Ellis G..
Chandlee and others, and hereby give notice,
that on SATURDAY, the 5lh day Of June next,
at O'Clock p. NJ, al the Hotel of Saml Giles
pie, will offer the said proprly at Public Sale
to the highest bidder for cash, TO satisfy said
writ of fer iacias. Nj. X. PEARSON.
May Is 3w (S2.) Const.
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CONNTHBLES N.HLE.

BY virtue ola writ of Fieri Facias issued by
William Cosgiovc, one OF the Justices Of the
Peace OF the State of Maryland in and for Cecil
County, Mt the suit of James Barnes against the
goods and challles, lands and tenncments of
Thomas Cameron, 10 me directed, have seized
and taken into execution all the right, title, in
teresl and claim the said Thomas Cameron, in
and to all that certain lot of chesnut tmbered
land, containing acres more or less, lying on
the south side of the road from Port Deposit to
North East, and adjoining the lands of William
Cosgrove and J.& G.. p. Whitaker and hereby
give notice that on Saturday, the 18th day of
June next, at 3 o'clock p. NJ. :, on the premises
Aforesaid, will offer the said property at public
sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, to satisfy
said writ of Fieri Facas.
MOSES X. PEARSON
May %. 3w. (S2.) Const..
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UAT TIE OLD STANDkl
ELI 1IOL DENIS
Clock, Time.Piece. Watch and
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,


JEUELRY EMBELLISHMENTS.
A 7 HIS OLD STAND No. 23s Market Street,,
II (betwocn 18th and Sth, south side,) Phiiad0.
My friends, old customers, and the public must
know that [ am all at times prepared to furnish
Watches. Jereiry, Fancy articles, Superior Goid
Pens of all kinds, with gold and silver holders in
variety, &C., at the very lowest cash prices,
together with the best supply of SUPERIOR
CLOCKS f. TLNE-PLECES, ever offered at
this establishment. f.. ii. being n PRACTICAL
workman. of nearly 20 years--l0 years at his
present locaiion--is at all times prepared 10
furnish by Wholesale and Retail warranted
Cline Keepers Of the very best quality
comprising eight day and thirty hour Clocks,
and Time pieces Of plain and highly ornamental
designs, Of all styles, and adapted for counting
houses, parlois, halls, churches, factories,
steamboats,, rail cars, sc. Also, Alarm Clocks.
n most desirable article for ssSound Seepcrs."
and for all whose business requires them to be.
cup in the morning carly
Clocks, Time pieces, Watches and Jcwelry
ofevery description repaired with great care and
warranted. Dealers supplied with clocks md
clock trimmings. Barnum's motto is my motto
"We study TO Please" TApr. gay
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THE CECIL WING
% Rraoers ano Correspondents.

W-The extract from ''Uncle Toms Cabin''
is sufficiently noticed on the first page.
D?-The chit chat on the fashions, will be
interesting to the lashionables, and every body
wants to be in the fashion, in this fashionable
age.
r~If any reader of The Wing is troubled
with the blues, we recommend Wet Nurses TO
Order as an inlallble remedy.
DMargaret Fuller's opinion Of Carlyle will
attract attention as well on account of the lin
ner, as the person whose portrait is here set
forth. We have been struck with the smilari-
~ of some ofthe features, to those attributed to
Miss Fuller by Ralph Waldo Emerson. He says:
"Margaret at first astonished and repealed us by
a complacency that seemed the most assured
since the days Of Scaliger. E. She occasion
ally let slip, with all the innocence imaginable,
some phrase belraying the presence of IA rather
mountainous ME, in a way to surprise those who
knew her good sense. She could say as if she
were stating scientific fact, in enumeratng
the merits of somebody, He appreciates ME-"
In conversation, he says, she seldom, ssexcept
special grace, admitted others upon an equal
ground with herself. She was exceedingly ten
der, when she pleased TO he, and most cherish
ing in her influence; but TO elicit this tenderness,
it was necessary 10 submit fist TO her person.
ally. When person was overwhelmed by her
and answered not II wold, except Margaret, be
mercilnl to me a sinner than her love and ten
derness would come like a scraph's, and often
an acknowledgment that she had been too harsh,
and even craving for pardon, with humility
which, perhaps, she had caught from the other.
But her instinct was not humili:y--that was an
after thought
And again, Emerson has been charged with
maniitsling very decided tendencies towards
Carly ianism. We remember that Poe once
said of him that his :srole seemed to be out Car
lying Carlyle"
uJ"In addition to the items of LHerary Gossip
on our first page, we mention here. that,
the Editor of the National Era announces. that
he has secured Mrs. Harriet Beccher Stowe,
authoress of Uncle Toms Cabin, as regular
contributor; and that Miss Clark, better known
as Grace Greenwood, will furnish series of
letters for that paper during her European tour.
She is to embark on the goth inst
1--WE have received two communications
this week in relation TO incidents of College life,
both Of which are too long for us to publish,
considering the very limited scope oithe subjects.
GIVE have some lines from one Of our cor
respondents, which, for reasons that he will
acknowledge the justice Of, we will not publish.
Here is one stanza:
Better, far better, bid the worli farewell
And lie forgotten with the silent dead:
Than living, hear the Ia t, sad, mourniul knell,
The last adiru Of love forever fled.
This lisa very pretty stanza, but we do not like
the sentiment and the writer will one day adopt
the language of Tennyson as heartily as we:
IT'S better to have loved and lost,
Than never to have loved at ALL"
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Tin Ware and Stove
.M.4.N'UF1CTOR

W.7.NUF.7CTORY -.
NHE subscribers have lately removed from
l. Elkton, and have opened an establishment in
MiDDLETOWN, DELAWARE,
where they are anxious to serve the public and
their old friends wherever found, in all the BRAN
che> oitheir business.
They will keep on hand at low prices, Stores
ofal patterns and sizes, for parlors, offices, and
kitchens, and full assortment Tin and Sheet
Iron ware at the lowest prices. They will also
attend to
ROOFING IND SPOUTTNG,
which they will do in the best manner and at
short notice. The public are respectfully in
vited to give them call.
GRAHAM & SISC0.
, Middletown, Del, Nav 8 If
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NOTICE..

THE subscriber having sold out his store in
Elkton. to Mr.. \. 7. Scott and being DESTROYS
of settling up his affairs in this County, requests
all persons indebted to him TO come forward as
speedily as possible, and settle with cash or note.
All that have claims against him are requested
to present them, as he is ready for settlement
This notice must be attended to, for want to
leave soon. To be found at the store above.
MAY ID 1T H. NANDERFORD
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WOOL! WOOL!!

fRNIIE subscriber is now fitting up with en-
tire new, and improved machinery, and
will manufacture Wool TO order the ensuing
season, either upon shares or per yard, at the
most reasonable rates that be can afforded.
Address VIM. ]. KIRK.
Brick Meeting House, Cecil county, Nd.
May IS, '52 6m
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G. Nj 4 L N s.!
IA MES EDM NJ

ia M + S ED M OND,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN CHAINS,
No. Dock Street Wharf Ph1adelpkta.
1TAS constantly on hand, and to arrive, an as
Il sortment of the best quality with proofcer-
tifcatcs) English and American
Brace, Close Link and Coil Chains,
Suitable for Railways, Vessels, Mines, Foun-
dries and Mills; Logging, Fence, Trace and
Draught Chains.
Orders for chains executed promptly, and at
the lowest cash rates.
Vessels furnished with chains and Anchors on
favorable terms.
Chains cut to any length. [Apr 10 2m
n ONT FORGET WELLS HATS & CAPS,
~ for Men and Boys. [mays.