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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-15
RICHMOND MANU-
Gacfurci ErralfAre.-

We have lately erected very
large Factory for the purpose of Manufacturing
FURNITURE of all Styles and Patterns and would
call the attention of Farmers and Printers more
particularly to our Stock. We have now in store
of cur own Manufacture, Sotas. Bureaus. Dining
Tables, French, Cottage and Maple Bedsteaas,
Ipardro5es, Hiashstdnas, large variety of Chairs
Mattresses and large assortment Of other articles.
JONES & HARDWOOD,
Main Street
An 5-fu,1 RicbmonI Va
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aELrsn lust PUHLIssEEn

& lss-.ss.sI COMPLETE IN TWO VOLUMES. ROYAL
s2---A-1y Svo,-I1e FARMERS GUIDE
10 HeieA 5ic and Practical agriculture, alas, tie
ne~ and only correct e}i'ion Of 'tSTEPIIENS'
BOOk or THE FARM" BY HExRY STE
PHENs, p r. $. OF ED!yBuRGH. IFUh az Amcyi-
can APpeadir 5yJ. p. NORTON, Professor Of .Scicn-
tifc Agric@tnre in Yale College, Nclc Hapen.
This w0rl. embraces every subject of import
ance connected with Agriculture in all its various
branches both theoretical and practical. Its
clear and copious details, the fullness and accura-
cy ct It's iturmatof, the completeness of every il
lustration, have, in Agricultural work III prac-
tee never been equalled." 1t is arranged under
f"dr separate Leads. represented by the four sea-
sons of the year-Winler, Spring, Summer and
Auiumn-and the notes of Professor NORTON are
appended in the same order. adding greatly to the
valne OF The work by adapting to the soil climate
growth &c, of this country. The united labor. of
such distinguished writers constitute ibis the most
complete and valuable Agricultural work ever is
sued from the press. 1t comprises two large royal
$40. volumes, and contains 1000 pages besides Ia
splendid steel cngraviHes, and about 600 engrlv-
lnss ON wood. The latter illustrate almost every
implement of hrsbandry now in use; the varions
methods of plowing. planting, &C. SC: and the for
mer, the domestic animals, the fiiIm-steading &c
LETTER FROM MR.. STEPHENS.
"REDBRAE CorTAGE, EDrNBuRGH.
Sept. &c. 1851.
"MEssRs. LEONARD ScoTT & Co,
Gentlemen beg to say that your Farmers
Gafae Is the only genuine edition published in
the United Stats ofAmerica of my work the Book of
he ta,m. The edition circulating at present in the
States, under the title OF the Book Of the Farm.
is taken from the first edition of my work. written
ten years ago, wich in my second edition., entirely
remodei!ed, and in great part re-wrote adopting all
the more recent improvements in the practice ofAg-
ricuture suggested by scientific experiments, and
making it, in effect quite new book.
Il am Sirs, your obcdient Servant,
HENRY STEpuENSu
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TO STRANGERS.
NEW ARRANGEMENT of TAzE
IN MAUHS.-JJT YIST 1851.

Nohl liiEnN.-Arrives from Cnar'ot'esvnie Oh
the same days as heretofore va tuesdays n.rs
days and saturdays Schedule time "i arrival D. a.
m. Leaves, as heretofore ON sundays " ednesdays
ana fridays at D. a. M
rAC ChE MaiL.-afr'Ves every any, except
fuesdsy, between and Z, a. M Leaves every
day, except sunday, about Z, a. m. ny the Noffh-
ern Stage and racket there Is received ana despa'c
"a ee6y aog, ahhlior hicainoho an" points No''h
and sosth ., 'h't city
- Inc Oanal way maii isreccVea eaaesdays
srdsys and SUNDAYS, ana despatched Mohd'ys'
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NEW AUCTION AND COMMIs-
l SION HOuSe,=THES SUBSCRIBERS
no FARMERS, PLANTERS 4


l. S.-AGRTCUL TURAL IN
PLEMENT MANUFACTORF Y LynohJwg-
The subscriber. formerly of Baltimore, where he
was associated with similar Establishment,
takes this method to inform the public in general,
that be has opened Ware-room and Factory on
Main Street, opposite Bruce's Livery Stable, where
he will manufacture various and most approved
Implements Of Husbandry and Labor-saving Ma
Chimes and pledges himself that all articles sold by
him shall be of his own manufacture. equal in all
respects to similar implements made or imported
from other States He therefore invites the public
to examine for themselves before purchasing else
where, the following various linds-Portable and
Stationary Horsepower, Thrashers, Fans,stra and
Vegetable Cutters, Corn Shelters Harrows Cuitiva-
tors, Plows and Gang Plows-AIain Street Lynch
burg, Virginia.
Repairing done with expedition and fidelity.
(Jan bly, A. w. WILLETT.
f-y- Bed Sentinel and Dan. Reg. copv
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@.@&z Richmond. Petersburg, Nor

.<s;+.s. Richmond, Petersburg, Nor
-i=ss-s1 FOLK AND NEW-iORk STEAM PACK
EFT COMPANY, have on th, line their new
and powerful low pressure Steam Propeller, Cir
Of Richmond, r. w. Foster Master. she is double
iron braced and fastened, equal :, any ships of
twice her tonnage. She has fine State Room ac-
commodations for passengers, and no pains will be
spared to make her the popular vessel for persons
travelling this route, and goods will be delivered
with certainty oftue in a few hours after shipment.
The Steamship, Gig Of Norfolk is now launched
and will take kcr place in the line in few days, to
be commanded by JAMES Posr. This line CON
meets with line of steamers at pier eight, New
York. for Boston.
AGENTS MAILOR & LORD, New-York;
ROBERT RANKIN, Richmond
Jan 5-ts
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TeEs DEGAR LOCOMOraVE

l. WORKS, Richmond, Frginia.-The under
signed are repared to execute orders for every de-
scription LOCOMOTIVE anL gTATlONARY
ENGINES and SAW MILLS.
The addition to their works of shop Of $50 by
so feet, to be devoted to this description of work
exclusively, enables them to execute orders with
dispatch.
The work furnished by them will be warranted
equal to that furnished by any other esablshm- nt
ANDERSON & SOUTHER.
FOR SALE, pairs best FRENCH BURR
MILL STONES, 50 feet diameter.
Mar I5-3m A & S
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LETTER FROM MR. STEPHENS.
"REDBRAE COTTAGE, EDrNBuRGH. }
Notices of the Press.

FARMERS GUiDE.--1he concluding No. of this
work is upon table, and we but repeat the
numerous verdicts ofthe Agricultural press in say
ing that it is among the most complete and reliabe
OF the contributions of scientific and practical A-
rcuiture. The arrangement of the work is convent
ent for reference the illustrations beautiful the Ian
euage plain, clear. ineligible, and truthful The
work comprises two royal Svo. vols. Of 1000 pages
including 600 woodcuts and IA steel engravings.-
Ohio Cuitirdt0r.
The FARNER's GUiDE.-This work is a rich
mine of Agricultural knowledge, presented in
simple and familiar style. giving copious details OF
the best practice English farms, and adapted to
general use in this country by the iudiciou. notes
of American editor. The intelligent farmer
will find it very attractive reading. In the com
parison between English and American husbandry.
for which it furnishes ample materials. he NAV oh.
tain many valuable hints for increasing the product
OF his own acres. Elemental stimulus given by
the perusal Of such writings is quite as important
as their more immediate purposes. .-Neu
lork Tribune
Tl,.,. l., IL. IL.
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U COOKING GLASS q PICTURE
IL FRAME MANuFACTORY.-THE UN-
dersigned manufacture and offer for sale the follow
ing articles at Northern prices:
Portrait Frames, richly ornamental and plain gilt
Picture Frames of gilt and fancy wood and guilt
Daguerreotype Frames, large beautiful assortment
of new goods
Looking Glass Plates, of all sizes and fitted in
Picture Glass. French, first quality. from 50x36
inches DOWN
Plate tsass, for and dwellings, furnished to
order
Composition Rosettes, Of all sizes, for Builders in
terror work
ALSO,
Old Work re-git and jobbing in all the above
branches
Picture Glass cut to any pattern-and large size
French Mirrors furnished to order.
~ Country orders by mail will receive prompt
attention FRANCk Il GLOVER.
19s Mar street, between 9th and l0thst. Rich
mond, Va.
June 9-ts
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MAEsRLEand
GALLAGHER. 4,
able hedicd

w Negro Men to work on the Virginia and
Tennessee Rail Road. Liberal prices will be paid.
Apply to JACOB RUMBoUGH.
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NJ Office TO CONTRACTORS.

nj Office TO CONTRACTORS.
IN SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received
by the undersigned, at Floyd Court House, until
Thursday, lst April next, for the construction of
the Jacksonville aud Christiansburg Turnpike road
The distance is about 20 miles, and the work
will be divided into three sections all to he com
pleted within twelve months Proposals for com
pleting the work in less time will be pieerred.-
Eighty per cent will he paid the completion and
reception Of each mile. and the remainder on the
completion of each section.
Also, scaled proposals for covered bridge over
Little River on the line of said road of upwards of
100 feet span.
b. the Goth of March, the line will be prepared
for the examination of bidders, and after that time
plans and specifications can be at the of
C. B. e. J. Gardner. Chrstiansburg, or at the Of
fee the undersigned. at Floyd CT. Ilo
LUDWELL II. BROWN,
Engineer Jack. j. Chris. Turnpike Co.
March S--tlA
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LYNCHBURG APRIL Is 1852
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS,
FURNITURE.--JONES

eSFFsssFsS-ssffz1, r q KNIT U UEHE...JUNES
Esfss4zEc & HARDWOOD, Main Sired,
u Richmond; Va.--We have now
on hand the largest assortment Of Richmond made
Furniture, offered in this Market, and we are
determined to sell as low the sane quantity can
be bought in any Northern Market
Among Stock will be found
300 dozen Chairs, Sewing Chairs,
$50 Bedsteads all Styles, Secretaries,
co Sofas and Divans, Spring Bedsteads,
80 Dining Tables. Centre Tabes,
100 Mattresses, Fancy Parlor Ia
Card Tables, bles,
Cottage Furniture, Marble Top Wash
Wardrobes. stands,
Reception Chairs, Cribs, Cradles,
Rocking Chairs, Looking Glasses,
Spring Chairs, made Washstands, &c.
of iron, J. p. JONES,
April 5-ts SAM'L w. HARDWOOD.
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CANFEELD. BEsOVEEEgE q CO.,

A VAN ~ LED. EssS q IA e IL q CO.,
~ Importers, Manufacturers, Wholesale and Re
tail Dealers IN Watches, Fine Jerc'ry Military and
Fancy Goods, No. 229 Baltimore Streef, Corner ef
Charles 81, Sign ef the Go,Gen Eagie.
REM0VAL.-We beg to inform the public, that
we have removed from our old stand, Corner Of
Baltimore and Charles Streets, the opposite Cor
ner where we have erected spacious and conve-
nent Store, and have on hand very complete as
sor:meHt of. WATCHES, JEwELRY SILVER : PLATED
WARE, FANCY & MILITARY GOODS, &C, to which
we invite particular attention. Our arrangements
in Europe, and withali the extensive manufacturers
in this country are SUCH as to warrnt us in saying
that goods of the newest and most approved styles
can always be had at our establishment, and al
prices that will compete with all others in line of
business.
In addition to our other facilities, we have a
Manufactory on the premises, whore we can have
made al the shortest notice any article in our line.
TO the Wholesale department Of our business we
intend giving our personal attention, and we would
call notice to very complete stock Of 'Iatcta-
g. hey's Tools, Male9iQts aad Giassee, which,
o. avoid all mistakes, has the special attcn-
as..zsS tioa of IA rastical Matchmaker.
The annual visi; Of one Of the Ern to Europe, will
enable 5 make selections only for our regu-
lar sales, but to execute orders for any of cur
friends. Our arrangements in Liverpool. London,
and Switzerland, for the best quality ef Ha'cles.
unsurpassed by any establishment in the United
States.
1t will give great pleasure to have you call and
examine our extensive stock Of goods, which you
may rely Up0a beiag rs represented.
Your obdt servants
CANFIELD, BROTHER & co.
No. 939 Bal smore STREET, cor7cy. of Char'cs
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE.
Baltimore Aug. lS-wly
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April 5-w4w JAMES +. CALLAWAY.

Ale1, dustin, Irm. Organ, Richard Perkins, Sen.
Moses arnold, Gloser d. GUia,a, Thomas w
Jones' Latleton Lcii~ia, Odea g. CiGy, !Hea,yL T.
Brorn, Robert H. HIalthau AID AHaa L. IYalse.
NENEa.E VI EN:--By the second section
~ ofthe Act, (recen;y passed) for dstriciing
the counties ofths Commonwealth am required
to have you each notified ofyour appointment as
Commissioners to discharge that Office for the
ty oil Campbell, and TO convene you, by summons,
at the Courthouse thereof within ten duy after this
notice
You ere therefore notified to assemble YOUR
selves for the purpose, at the Courthouse of this
couniy on next Mnnday (court day) the 18th inst.
Very respectfully.
April S-2t GEO. WM. DABNEY, elk.
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EN0E SALE.--The undersigned has ~.
l. for sale two Houses and Lots-thc hou- Ii
brick and recently built, with all necessary
houses and well of water, and the lots contain
three-fourths of an acre each. This property is
situated Immediately in the peighhorhood of d. B.
Payne's. and opposite Edmund Logwood's, and
are desirable family residences.
have for sale also, three building Lots in the
same ncighborhood each containing one acre.
For terms, upply to Greed T. Wills in the alb
scnce of the undersigned. WM DANIEL, in.
April LIS
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= UNION sTEAM-sEgEP co. for

.es15s UN ION 81 Il a M.SEaEE 90. fOr
-ssEszs' 'PlllLADELPHIA.-Th splendid Steam
ships " "PENNSY YLVANIA" and VIRGINIA" +"
leave Richmond alternately every five days for
Philadelphia.
These steamers IRE both new and have very SUI
perior State-room accommodations.
The Captains are men Of much experience in
their profession. and we highly recommend
th, route TO the travelling community, for comfort
speed and economy.
Tobacco manufacturers will find it to their ad
vantage to give this mode of transportation the
preference. as being much less likely to dJacs their
boxes in getting them to market.
Goods sent to consignment for reshipment
will receive every attention and be forwarded at
the usual rites
Citizens OF Lynchburg or elsewhere, wishing to
engage Statc-r0oms in either Of these Steamers be-
fore leaving home. do so, by addressing us.
MAYO & ATKINSON, on the Dock
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR MORSES AND


F1NAkE NOTICE: /: That on the Sd day of
Il May, 1852, at the house of W iley Stephenson
N Flew Market. in the county of Jefferson, State Of
Tennessee, shall take the deposition of Wiley
Stephenson. TO be read rs evidence in two suits
now pending in the circui, court Of amphel coun-
ty, in the State o. Virginia, in each of which suits
you are plaintiffs and Gm defendant; and should
the taking ofsaid deposition not be completed on
that day it will be continued from dpy to day till
completed
April 5-wiw JAMES F. CAIJkWkY
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The Rcrielc, then, every month presen-
ted new pariisanship for some newly
discovered celebrity and old fogy yeprcsen-
tatise, acAo could pay his bin in round num-
bers. What should have been the great
representative Of the Democratic party,
the tutor and mouth piece of the people,
the guardian Of their liberties and the ad
wiser Of their course; what should have
been, we say, the manly and above board
utterer of the unuttered. but deeply and
lastngly-fcit, ideas of the Democracy Of
this Republic and Of the world, became
and was. under such hands. the mere scae-
enger efpolitical garbage, tie mere cagrant
partisan efAoary and boasJal incompe-
femcy. We challenge our antagonists to
turn back. over the pages Of its previous
volumes, confess thetruih, and avoid blush
ing ifthey can. AS each Of these antigua
ted robodies offered himself to its notice,
the Reriec trnmpted forth his claims on
fame and on the sdroitIy deluded people.
Then it seems it was a national" organ,
because in each alternate month OF the
twelve of every year it made out "great
character" for some one Of the club, who
were its joint masters. and proposed and
advocated. to the best Of its ability, his Pc
c1liar and far rocerreacAing claims FIR tic
Presidency.
We must now enlishtcn our readers
with sketch which may be called
HOW The OLD FoefEs SAT TO BE PAINTED.
1t would be as affecting to the reader
to detail the facial cohtortions Of the yen-|
sgabse fuienme .saeh ss3e 41cr4 3t1I1E
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POstpOnelMent

The above Letting has been postponed to
THURSDAY, g9tL April
mar 25-t29A l.. II. Il.
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The work is elegantly printed on thick white pa
per- from the English stereotype plates, and is neat
ly bound in emblematic gilt ofvarious styIes.
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DEEUvlAN GUAND.-s5O BAGS
Il best quality, No. PERUVIAN GUANO re-
ceived direct from vessel, and for sale by
March S--ts b. F. SACKETT.
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RuA EsEEgAEgD.-Run away from the
10 lV suhscriicr. living in Bedford county, ON
lie lth inst. Negro Man by the name of Aaron.
He is about 30 years ofage, FIVE feet 10 or IL inch
es hight he had on whn he left, suit of mixed
coth--he walks rather badly, something being the
matter with his ancles.
Feb 23-tf THOS. ROSSER
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NOTICE To CARPENTERS OR
In HOUSE EBUILDERS--The subscriber would
inform the community that he has hand a good
10, nf the best Pine Thinker that Virginia will afford
and receiving every week all of which will be sold
low for cnsh or good paper.
JAS. S. -CREWDSON, Com. Merc't.
On tke Pasin
N-B.-Bills Tor Houses received and ,tled at
hhc shortest notice. Timber well dried if .sired.
Aug.7-ts J. 3. c.
CALT.-MOORMAN g. MARTIN hive ius,
AZ reeeivs1 per Canal Boat Telegraph" 150
prime sacks Snh. fllly bleach-d. Nov 17-ts
~ Ais, NAILS-Jus, received, lot Of
l. box lining and fencing Nails.
march ee-ts MOORMAN & MARTIN.
LLOUR-30 bbls prime Surcrfne Flour just
i IN stare and for sale by
"a ~ .s-sss If3S n wTy Sox
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-06-05
LIGHTNING RODS.

|NllE immense demand for my Improved Light
L ming Rod has rendered ii necessary for me
to employ an additional number of work men
whoa now putting up rods in all parts OF hi.
and and the neighboring counties of Pcnnsylva-
MIA and Delaware, all orders will be attended TO
as rapidly as possible.
ask the attention Of persons wishing to pro-
tcct their barns or dwellings from lightning, to
the snpei ority of my rods, in that they afford
additional security from lightning by an ncreas-
ed number of conductors, at the same time the
expense is not increased. The principle upon
which my rod is constructed is in perfect nc
cordance with the systems of the most learned
writers ofthe age upon the subject of electricity;
and the mode olputling them up agrees entirely
with the requirements OF the best established
insurance companies in the county.
Address, j. l.. GATCHEL.
June5 3w ELKToN, MD.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-06-05
WINES. LlQTORS. sc.

HAVING adopted the Cash princi pic in my
Ill business, by which avoid the animal list Of
bad debts AMI the expense attending the collec-
lion of old accounts, am now enabled to sell and
wW sell al prices that will SAVE to my customers
at least % per cent. on their purchases, al the
same time uarrant erery article to be pure as
represented, and SUPERIOR for the price.
Oriers filled in original package as imported,
Of IA, 20, 81, 40, Is and 1870 gallons each.
Brandirs of every description, at 81 90 a 500
Old Holland and Schiedan Gin, S5 200
Jamaica Rum oidicrenl ages, 1925 2:5O
Irish and Scotch Whisky, 1925 2 80
London Brown Stout and scotch Ale 1.62 200
Old Madeira, Sherry Port Wines, As 400
Claret of every grade in cases, 2.25 1000
DO. do. casks, 2l.O0 1000
Champagne Of every quality, 900 1000
With Tenneriiie, Sicily, Lisbon and Malaga
Wine in or. casks. Also, Imported Liquenrs-
Curacao, Maraschno, Arrnk, Cherry Brandy,
krsch wasscr, sc.
OH Monongahela and Bourbon Whiskey from
| to 10 years old.
Every cask is carefully examined before ship
ping.
Goods shipped under personal supervision.
Wines enclosed in double casks, if desired, TO
prevent tapping. A. II. McCALLA,
Importer and dealer, 30 Walnut 81,
June 5 3m PHILADELPHIA.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-06-05
Whig National Convention.
To THE WIGS OF THE UNION

To THE WIGS OF THE UNloN:-
The undersigned have been directed,
by the Wing City Convention of Bal
timore, to solicit the attendance OF their
fellow Wings from all parts of the
Union, at the meeting of the National
Convention, on the 10Th June.
The invitation which they are in.
structed to extend, is on behalf not on
ly of those whom they Immediately re-
present, but of the body of the Wings
of Maryland. On memorable occasions
heretofore, our fellow Wings have hon
ored us by assembling here in council.
We are not aware that any have had
cause to tax US with the lack OF cordial
welcome.
If kindly intercourse, and the inter
change of opinions and good Offices have
contributed, on former occasions, to
strengthen the bonds of good-tellow-
ship-such consequences, more than
ever, must follow from them now. The
thought that the Union has been in
danger must make the feeling of broth
erhood more warm, when brethren of
all sections, in the name OF the Union,
are met to consult for ITS continued pre-
servation.
Let our fellow Wings then, from all
quarters, bring themselves among us.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-06-05
500 to $500 yer Month.

THE ABOVE SUM CAN EASILY BE MADE
EpY any industrious man, of respectable adj
he dress who possesses cool business qualities,
and who can command a small capital 10 begin
with,) Of
FROM 25 TO 80 DOLLARS,
W No Others need apply.rtr1
BY engaging with the subscribers in the
Book Agency Business,
Whose rublicntit MS are very saleable, and which
the people will buy.
Cy7-Funds can be forwar led at our risk, if
mailed in the presence of the Post Master and
numbers and dates of the same retained.
OJT-No books kept Or sold by US of an i'm
moral tendency.
Dy-A Wholesale Price List, with full dircc-
tons, for operations, will be forwarded on ap-
plication, post paid, 10
GEO. II. DERBY & CO.,
Book Pr blshcrs.
Buffalo, N. Y. Not New York; June 5 3t