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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-04-16
Look Fl ere.

THE subscriber bcgs leave TO inform the peo-
l pie of McMinn, Monroe and adjacent coun-
ties, that if they need anything in the LEATHER
line they will do well to give him a call at his
establishment, near the Stage and Railroads,
half way between Athens and fhiiadell hla.
IT, NJ SIMPSON, whose skill as II Tanner and
Courier is bcyound doubt, will be principle
workman in the
r 4 " Y 4 Il u.
H. Q. WALKER, who is acknowledged by all
(who have seen fair specimen OF his work. TO
be able to compete with any Northern conf Ell
tor, asSis;cl by other good workmen will car
~ ON the business Of
BOOT AND SHHE .NIELiE
Harness of all descriptions, such rs Wagon
and Buggy harness, Blind Brides Collars Ri
ding Brides, Mar,nyalcs, llatcrs, de-, &c.,
made to order, on short notice AMI in II neat
state. The subscriber will attend in person to
1lYE HARNESS SHNP.
- Corn, Wheat, Oats Pork, Bacon, Bees
wax, Tallow, Hides, and 10 keep down hard
thoughts, Money will be taken in exchange for
any thing in his line. Call and see if this is So.
III. Is. YEARWOOD.
Feb 49, lSJ2-tf III
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Clothing Warehouses
II. II, COLE & CO.,

Nos 3ls and 3lst West baltimore ST., betreen
Liberty and Homard, NORTH side,
BALTIMORE
rTIIElarpcst and best stock OfREADf MADE
l. CLOTHING ever offered in Baltimore
Dress Frock and Sack Coats, all colOrs, quail
ties and sizes, from -, 80 and upward. Panta-
looms at 81 to $50, and upwards, embracing
all styles Of fancy, plain and plaid Casslmeres.
Vests of every variety at corresponding pri-
ces. Also large assortment Of Boys Cloth
in1.
Importinr our own Cloths direct from Eu,
rope. and manufacturing on the most extern
siye scale, enables us to offer inducements to
purchasers not to he surpassed 10y any 'loIh
nr Establishment in the United states. Inc
proprie,ors are determined to make the Whole
sale Rooms the point of great attraction, and
have now made up more than $4,000 Garments
from the finest quality to the lowest IN price.
In the Custom Department will always b'
found the choicest selection Of Cloths, Cassi
meres and ves,ings. which will be made up n,
the shortest notice, and in the latest style, anc
fit always guaranteed.
The once price system strictly adhered to
Remember the name and place, Nos. BIZ
and 3lsI, West Baltimore street
II. ii. COLE & co.
Baltimore, June %, ls5l-ly lA
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ChancerV Sale Of Land.

PURSUANT to decree of the Chanccry
l. Court at Athens, at the February term,
1852, I will sell on the premises, on The a2d
day of May next, to the highest bidder, for
cash in hand, the Northwest quarter of sec
ton nineteen, township fourth, range first,
Fast of the meridian, lliwassce District, 1t be.
ing the same on which McNinn Dodson and
Mrs. Eyelinc Cunningham now reside, and ad-
Joining he lands of the Hon. G. +. Keith and
Marshall W. Cunningham, for distribution
amongst those in interest.
WM. LOWRY, c. d NJ.
Fob 81 1S50-tds Prs fee -, 179
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ChancerV Sale.

DY virtue Of decree of the Chanccry
ID Court at Cleveland, Tennessee, made at
its February Term, 1852 in the cause OF Geo
" Sallee araiEst James Young and others.
will. on Monday the Sd day of May next, sell
to the highest bidder, at the Court house door
in Cleveland, the following tracts Of land, to-
wit: The northwest quarter OF section flitcen'
township two, range one, west OF the basis
line. Also thirteen and one quarter acres oi
the northeast quarter Of section fifteen, IN the
same township and ranse, beginning on II post
oak nineteen poles from the northwest corner
If said quarter running thence south - deg,
east sixty two poles to post oak, thence
south ii deg. west nine poles to stake,
thence south II deg, west fifty poles and two
tftbs of a pole to stake, thence north 20 deg
east eighty four poles to the beginning. Also
four acres more in the south west quarter OF
section ten, township and range aforesaid, be
ginning On stake four chains from the south
east corner. running thence north one degree,
west % poles to stake thence north sot
deg. west % poles to a stake, thence south ~
de-, west Is poles, thence south 65t degrees,
east 81 poles to the beginning. containing in
all l77i acres. all lying west Of the basis line,
in the Ocoee district, Bradley county.
Term, OF SlLE.---Ninc months credit, except
the sum Of ten per cent upon the purchase
money which will he cqlircl to be paid down
on the ,lav Of sale. Bond and security will be
required and lien retained upon the land UNI
ill the purchase money Is paid.
JAMES BERRY, c. & NJ
March 10, lSi2--tds Prs fee 81 Isl
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Bar Iron and Castings

ME subscribers having leased the TELLlCO
IRON WORKS for II term of years. are
now in operation and prepared to fill orders
for Bar lion, Hoiiop Ware .NachinerM Sfopes,
ant other Castings. Having large number OF
patterns on hand and experienced worknen in
that department, they can supply Castings OF
all kinds on short notice. The quality OF the
Iron is unsurpassed by any made in East Ten
nessee.
Founlrcys and Machine Shops supplied on
the most favorable terms of the market.
Having had long experience in the manu-
featuring of Iron in its various departments,
they would respectfully request share OF
public patronage. IN
May 20, ls5l-ly l39
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HUDSON Il GILLESPIE,
COM MISS SION " Err or 4 n rs,
Cat the old stand Of A. T. Johnson)

COM SION YER or 4 " rs,
Cat the old stand Of \. L. Johnson,)
White Hull street, ATLANTA, GA.
THE undersigned have this day associated
l themselves in the Commission Business, iii
all of its branches and take this method oi
rendering to their friends and the public gercr-
ally, their services in this connection assuring
all who may favor them with their business,
that it shall have their personal and undivided
attention-they hope by rromrtncss and close
attention to business to receive liberal share
of patronage.
REFERENCES w. A. Lewis, Attorney AT
Law, Cumming. G. b. Wilbourn Dalton. Ga.
Allen Goodson d. Co, Rome, Ga. W. ii. White,
Rome, Ga. Gen. Ira Il. Foster Cherokee CO.,
Ga. Thornton d. Sims, Rin@"oId, Ga. Black
d. Cobb, Rome Ga. a. T.. Johnson, Atlanta,
Ga. Gibbs ~ McCord Augusta, Ga.
A. NJ HUDSON. L. II. GILLESPIE.
Atlanta, Ga, Feb. 90, 1S52-3m lis
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Land for Sale in Sweet Water
Valley, Iliwassee Purchase.

rTIIE Undersigned offers for sale Farm OF
L 1911 acres, lying miles south Of phiia-
.lelphia Monroe county, Tennessee, on the
Mor-anton road and within one mile OF the
East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad.
said farm embraces some OF the best land OF
said valley, which is not surpassed perhaps ny
any valley in Fast Tennessee, and has plenty
of timber and about 20 acres in cultivation,
watercl by running stream, with sufficient
portion of good arabic land to clear There
Is a good orchard of early and late peach and
r,rlc fruit, dwelling about so by Is feet, a
large barn about the same size, DC 1t is con-
yenicnt to IL mill and shops, and more land nd
Joining can be had if larger farm is desired.
WIN. II. SHAW.
AUG &. lSjl-tf l5l
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Forest Hill Academy,
ATHENS, 7'E,NNESSEE,

ATHENS, TENNESSEE,
WILL commence its Spring and Summer
w Session on Monday, the LIST OF March next
under the supervision Of Rev. 5. CHURCH, A.B
and LADY.
Terms, per Session:
Spelling, Reading, Writing and Mental
Arithmetic, so'o'
Written Arithmetic, English Grammar,
Geography, and the above, sou
Latin. Greek, Hebrew, French and ltal-
ian Languages, the Higher Mathematics,
Mental and Moral Sciences, DC, DC, 1000
Painting in Oil and Water COlors, Lith.
ograph, Mczzotint, &c.-EXtra. TO-"
Embroidery, Wax Flowers and Fruit, 900
Each student will be required to present to
the Principal Ticket of Admission, before
entering upon the studies of the session.
Mr.. Robert y. McI;wcn has been appointed
and duly commissioned by the Board of Trus
tees, to furnish Tickets and receive the Tuition
students can purchase Ticket for whole OF
half Session, as may suit their convenience
bu, no scholar will be received for less than Il
half So .Siun. And the Trustees earnestly recon-
,acnI that all who intend to connect them
selves with the School should commence at
the opening of the session, and continue to Its
cl.so-as those who have taken this course
hitherto have been unanimous in their com
m.nla,ions of the school. We do not know
Of IL solitary exception.
CHAS W. METCALFE, Sec'M
y. i. Students from distance can be ac
connolatcd with board in the best OF families
ut $l,5o per week. enquire at McEweh
F.h % lS51-tf IT'S
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DR., KeeIer's Family Medicines.
AFFLICTED KE.7 -.
4 VADE .NECU.M or HEALTH

DR. KEELER's CorGn SYRur.-Among all the
~ remedies before the public, this stands
pre-eminent in the incipient Consumption,
bronchitis, Catanhs, Coughs, lioarsencss
Whooping Cough, Pleurisy Asthma, Splitting
of Blood, and for all affections of the pulmo-
nary organs, occasioned by cold. Too much
praise cannot be bestowed upon this remedy,
and the proprietor urges any one affected with
any of the above complaints to secure 1t at
once. Il is warranted to cure or no pay
Price only 50 cents.
Dir. KEELER's CORDIAL AND CARMISATIvE-
Every family whether rich or poor, who values
health and all its blessings, should have tins
invaluable remedy at hand. 1t is infinitely
the best remedy known for Diarrhea Dyscnte-
nv, Cholera Morbus. Cholera lnfantum, Choic
Flatulcncy, Gripping Pains, Group de-, and for
all diseases of the stomach and bowels, caused
bv Teethng. The numerous testimonials from
physicians and others, unsolicited, has given
it n reputation as firm as adamant.-frlce
% cents per bottle. .
DIR. KEELER's NEEMlruGE SyRur.-This re-
medy is pleasant to the taste. Harmless to
The lntient and all powerful in destroying and
rcmovin. all kinds Of worms from the body.
1t is without doubt, the cheapest and best
worm destroying medicine before the puhllc,
and will, If administered according 10 uh'e-
tions, remove them within ) or & hours ait err
taken. The dose Is small, and each bottle
contains twice as much as similar remedies
Price only % cents per bottle.
Dr. KEELEn's LIVER AND SANATIvE PILLS.
Although not recommended as "cure all, y
vet they are the mildcst and best remedy to
remove Consumption, Jaundice, Dyspepsia
Biliousness Nervousness, Foul Stomach, Head
ache Indigestion, dc. Unlike other purgatlve
medicines, they leave the bowels always re-
Taxed, consequently are the proper medicine
for families and persons leading sedentary
life. Price % cents.
Dr. KrrLEn's RHEUMATIC LoTIoN.-A justly
celebrated external application pains OF the
Chest, Neuralgia, Headache, SPrains, Bruises
Tic Doloreay, Swclings Of the Joints, khc"-
matsm, Gout Sciatica, and for all disorders
wherein selativc and rnbcacirnt remedy Is
applicable. Price % cents per bottle.
All of the above celebrated and extensively
used medicines, are prepared and sold hole
sale and Retail, 29l Market street, lhlladel--
phia, and for sale by G. W. ROSS ~ Co.,
Athens and by Druggists and Merchants in al!
the large towns throughout the State.
Oct. II, 1S5l-ly loo
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e.. A. JORDAN,
TAILOR,
CALHOUN. TENN,

CALHOUN, TENN,
nAVING permanently located in Calhoun,
Ill respectfully tenders his services to the
public generally. His work shall be done in
n stvle inferior to none in East Tennessee.
The Cash is always expected when the work
is taken away.
New York and Paris Fashions regularly re-
ceived.
Cutting and repairing done on the shortest
notice, and at moderate prices.
Country Produce will be taken in payment
for work at the market price.
Oct, 81, 1S5l-tf l62
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More New Goods at Calhoun
. ], II. WELLS

nAS lust received Brown, Crushed and Loaf
Ii Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Syrup, Rice, Tea,
SIT. Nails Gun and Blasting Powder, Black
smiths Anvils, Hand and Sledge Hammers,
Vices, Screw Plates, Bellowses, Drawing Chains,
Log Chains, Strcechcr Chains. Coil Chain, pls
tolls, Hoop Iron, Horse Shoes, Horse Shoe Nails
Wagon Boxes, Hand Saws. Cross-cut Saws,
Mill Saws, Mill Saw Files. Painted and Var
nshcd Buckets, Tubs Saddles, Brides, Mar
tingalcs Collars, Carpet Bags Clocks and Fan
cv Goods, Fall and Winter Dry Goods, Boots
Shoes, Hats, Caps, Crockery, Drugs Medicines
de- to which the attention OF his customers
and the public are invited
- Wheat, Oats, Corn, Peas, Tobacco
Country made Jeans, de-, taken in exchange
for Goods.
Calhoun Oct. 81, 1S5l-t lGl
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NEW STORE /!

MOT having been able heretofore to dispose
N of my property in Athens, Tenn, for half
it's worth, have concluded to occupy it my
self till can obtain near its value So l in
form ~ old friends and the public generally,
that .xoect to open an erte"sire and e@tFety
aeu stock IF
II u G III A " ID I S e,
in NV own House in Athens, Tenn, abeut tn"
1rh or 18th of March. an! rs will sell rs
TlyISlIINGLY Low, it will be TO your in
tcrcs, 70 h ID your Cash till thea If you want
Gre" u,gi"s!' GEORGE HORNE.
F,l Is, lSj2-tf ~
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Chancery Sale.

DURSuANT to a decree Of the Chaneery
i Court at Cleveland, Tennessee, at the
February term 1852, in the ease OF JOHN NJ;
Lea, against George W. Sallee and others,
will. on Saturday, the 2ith day of April next,
sell TO the highest bidder. on a credit Of nine
m,n,hs. at the late residence Of Francis ". Lea
in Bradley county, Tennessee, NEGRO GIRL
and her child, a boy about years old
Bond with good security will be required fol
the purchase money.
JAMES BERRY, c. d NJ
March ls, ls52-tds Prs fee Is Is2
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New Spring & Summer Goods
P. II. kEi'Yil & co.

HAvE just received and opened large
I'LL and general assortment of rich and bcai'
tiful Spring and Summer Goods, to which they
invite the attention of their friends and the
public generally, assuring them that they Will
give as good, if not better bargains than can
be got in this market. Give them call
March 10, lS52-tf 49,
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Blake's Patent Ohio Fire Proof
Paint!

TUST received, six barrels Of Blakr's cele-
81 brated Fire Proof Paint, direct from New
York. Also, six barrels Of Isaac Collins lie
fined Ve-ctabl, Paint oil, at less than half
tn. cost of Iinsccl Oil-,he Paint ut hnif the
price of White Iead-lrir5 hard, with me
gloss, and much more durable than "hi'G
lead and LinseeI Oil. For sale BY the barrel
or retail, by b. +: MAkl ~
lie also keeps constantly on hand large
.tock Of DRY GOODS and GROCERIES, which
he will sell as low as can be bought in East
Tennessee.
Calhoun, March 10, ls52-tf lss
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Town Property for Sale.

THE subscriber wishes to sell his property in
| the town of Athens. There is a first rate
Brick Dwelling House, and Store House, in
the business part Of the town. being situated
ON the Northwest corner of the Public Square.
The terms will be made accommodating. Ad'
dress the subscriber Knoxville, Tenn.
bee 1854 SEO. HORNE.
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.N'Ofice to COAlSigNCex.

SurERryrENDENTs OFFICE W. Il A. II. r.,
ATLANTA, Ga, Feb. 23d 1852.
A LII Produce or Merchandise must be taken
n from the Depot in this city within forty
eight hours after it is unloadei from the cars
or storage will be charged al Savannah rates.
WIN. VI. WADLEY, Gen. SupL
Feb. 81, lSa.-3m l'9
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q BALES HEAVY COTTON OSNABURG,
u suitable for grain bags, just received and
for sale low. McEWEN d GILLESPIE
Feb. q, ls62-tf Ts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-19

York. Boston, and PhiladaipAiA, on the same grand
scale il Is in Her Aajesty's theatre here, and will
DO gone into fully st very early date.
The intended embark ssion Of the ceiebss&ed ex-
bibition Of Madame rnssands. ia taking great
effect upon the lovers Of the Ane arts. NADIA me
TassaDds gorgeous collection ard interesting group
had become quite national exhibition in Lon
don, and is quoted and recognized ~ Que Of the
necessary sights TO see, when visiting sre great
metropolis It's grandeur and interest will be faly
appreciated in the States, and is such display IS
bias never been out Of London. The value of it is
very o million Of dollars.
Anderson. the tragedan, will be out again soon
The Drary Lane theatre closed suddenly last Friday
night The lessee, one Mr. Sheridan Smith, (alas
Shakespeare Jones' stated to Mr. Buchanan that he
bad E500 or $4,000. and would be willing TO lose 1t
10 establish the theatre. Mr. u . after much refec-
ton, consented TO perform, and regret TO say with
very uDfavorable opinions On the fret pay day,
there money for actors or employees, and so
there being no psy there was no play Mr. Sdak-
speare Smith narrowly escaped dueking for
neaply swindling abou: one hundred and fifty poor
men and women out of their little earnings. II was
said that Mr.. Buchanan was in the affair; but
learn from authentic channels shat he was not, and
with pleasure record it. Buchanan is great loser
byit-he was at q salary also. II. w. j.
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J
Advices have arrived to-day by the Stebonheath
from Port Philip direct, about fortnight later
than those last received via Sydney, namely to the
steadily increasing and was now est mat
ed at clC0 900 per week. at the rate OF moro than
e5,000,OOO per nnnum for this colony alone. The
present vessel has brought about 10000 ounces,
valued at s2So0O0: and the Vanguard, which
sailed tc~ days previously, but whi:h has hot yot
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having caused some damage in the city, it CONT
nucd its course across the folds and disappeared in
the mountains.
While these curious natural phenomena are thus
occurring in France, small village near Paris, and
oil the surrounding country, has been visited by
snow storm, Friday last, which lasted about ten
minutes. 1t was but temporary (; but The cold was
go intense that many persons were taken sick, and
about ten died from bad colds and other diseases
Since that day and two days previous, the Temporal
ture had been similar TO that of October in its lat
ter period
In the northern part Of Europe, and particularly
the Netherlands, the drought Is terrible that many
OF the canals and ponds Of that country are totally
dry. The Harlan Sea- which is, as is we'll known
an immense lake of salt water, at the entrance of
the Zuyder Zee, has been lowered about one foot Of
water since last week, and in many places the ground
which has been left uncovered by the water has been
Immediately transferred into gardens and corn fields.
AS amattcr of course, hydrophobia and dog killing
arc always subject OF gossip, and the immune rabc
remedies offered to the public filing the columns
OF the newspapers. The best offered, till now is that
made into an omeiet composed Of eggs and the
roots OF the Iris plant, which must be eaten by the
unfortunate who has been bitten by dog. The same
remedy eaten by the animal is also considered rs
,ne panacee OF ny drophoba Despite the ordinance,
ehe number OF dogs is still immense all over Paris,
ana In Inc departments A few days ago a woman,
VINO had scarcely enough means to support herself,
was renewed, against her wishes, of twelve dogs.
wy, WIN waom sho was dwelling in garnet The po-
lice, Notwithstanding her crice took hold of eleven
animals, which were all killed on the Same dav. Cor
II was feared that tho intensity of the heat would
produce hydrophoba
A phenomenon worthy Of being.noticcd has also
taken place At Aarsellcs. On the left si.io Of the
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An experiment to direct the balloon was again
mace at the Hyppodrome on Friday last, which of
iercd an immense interest. Though this trial did
not succeed entirely, it produced much sensation
among all beholders More anon.
Cerito, the able and remarkable danse,ase, went
from Madrid (where she has received the greatest
applausc)to Vienna, and it is said that her inton-
ton is TO 60, next autumn, to the United States.
Emile Prudent, the celebrated pianist is also on
the GO OF his departure for America.
Gottshalt. the New UTieans pianist, was at Ma
drid on the 18th inst, where he gave a splendid
concert, during which he was received with tho
most frantic plaudits. The audience, composed Of
the aristocracy OF Spain, threw wreathes Of flowers
al his feet, and hailed him with enth us iasm.
Madame Sontag is expected here in few days,
and 1t is said that she sails on the 24th Of next
month for New York hope shall see her during
her stay here, and learn further particulars about
her intended musical tour in the United States
hr Heald, the husband of Lola Montes was at
Brussels on the 10th, and am told that his private
views are to cross the Atlantic and 20 to meet his
wife in New York.
The news from our theatres are not Of much con-
sequence At the Varietes,a comedy in one act
called L'EYanf Gate, (the Spoiled Child,) by Ara
go, the bind, was performed on Monday last, and
received with much applause. Madame Potcl, q
charming actress, performs the principal part
AZ the Palais Royal, two farees, entitled La Per-
dt'r Rouge and La Fetedc Martin have also elected
much laughter.
Next week we shall have series Of new perfor-
mances, which, no doubt, will be quite interesting
for those who arc fond of theatrical entertainments.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT s: C.

WHEREAS, information has been received at this
w Department that atrocious outrage was COM
mtted by Negro fellow. on the person of lady OF
Anderson District on the 2Sth of July last, and that
the said negro has made his escape. Now be known
that in order that the said negro fellow may be brought
to trial l. JOIN H. MEANS Governor and Commander
nChet in and over the State aforesaid ossue this my
Proclamation offering reward Of 7tco Ntadred Dol
lars for his delivery to the Jail Of Anderson District
The said Negro is young fellow, not exceeding %
or "a years of age five feet six or eight inches high
we'll built OF rather ycllowish complexion, convcrses
brskly and sonsiby well dressed 1T the time with
dark coat and pants, checked shirt, and Wore cap
and slippers He was n stranger in the neighborlood,
and represented himself as Brick Mason from dis
tanco. hunting work He is believed by certain per-
sons who saw him to be fellow by the name of PAT,
or PATERSON, who was taken from Anderson Dis
tric to Alabama some eight years ago, by one William
n. Wyatt who afterwards sold him to trader near
Columbus, Georgia.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the State this
the 14th day OF August, a. D. One Thousand Eight
Hundred and Filty-two.
j. II. MEANS H. S.
BENJAMIN PERRY, Scc'y of State
Sent. H. T5 4tw