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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-09
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This body, which convened in Fredericksburg.
Adjourned on the asth nit, after getting through
with all the regular business and apnouneieg
the appointments of Ministers for the forthcom.
ing year.
Among the appointments wehadthat;he Rev.
James a. Duncan has been assigned 10 Lees.
burg ; William u Bennett, to Ioudoun VIM.
Bepysto Clarke; ]. R. Wsgeoaer, to Spring.
hsld, Hampshire cnuniy.
CONGREGATIONAL METHODIsTS.
We learp from tue GeordapaPets, isths
name stunned hy bed q peopie in. ,hat STATE,
who have OVERWHELMING Meihpdist Episcopal
Shprch. Their pnblsled deeIafaIicn they
speak % ths itinesapy ysemRahaging done SIS
Sotk and 1 efatafS obisctslo The
Methodisf 6oterpmept paeo with ouI
elsH nstlotleqs taeg eletntlt aIel6 doc.
Times; hni Uey commence WEh oeeah6zha1 4
1efnt repre- entffn nRit "a The Con
t'esn'ioni Cho'ea pnaes eo1gr
cations mtY orrauiL each i4stnE owe "a
choose is uHn pastor aud o,leegodieea5s
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-09

London Times, ina late communication TO that
paper relative TO the Gnano Islands, stimate
the guano found on Them 10 amount, at least,
to two hundred and fifty millions Of tons. To
temoyethis deposit, AZ the rate off million OF tons
per annnm, wopldGeqpire two hundred and fifty
years. andsemplbys lorIhat timesa thousand ships
81 thglsand tons capacity eachs
LAND WARBAHTsEThe sales OF land warrants
By the brokers az New York are at Si5Osfor the
$50 acres sctP S75 for 80 aeres,and 1901 for
40sactes. 51sleadf0e dealers bus at sId6 4!
Mr. B1WehWR9 was charged with having
been sdeianlte 9 h Blown, Bt6thers q
cf se6 tFas3bg vie d5ss Af66si1
rendesi1g j dfcIad satsd s1hSt4 Il cfintnsls
offence bad besl csnniA
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-09
Subscription to the Washington National
Monument.

Mr.. J. L Brown, the Agent for the Wash
ingtOn National Monument Society, has furnish
ed US with the following statement OF 'h'
collections in this city.
of the Presidential election:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-09

leased the. Taylor Hotel for a term of years. and
will enter upon the duties of landlord about the
FIRST ofthe coming year. The reputation earned
by Mr.. WaddIes whilst, proprietor of Capon. will
enable him TO bring every advantage 10 bear in
the management of this well-known house. Mr..
Sewers, the present landlord, has earned for the
establishment a wide and EXTENDED popularity.
Winchester ReD,,bGcon
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-09
RAISING.

No portion Of the United States is better adapt
ed to the raising of sheep than Virginia, and for
the superiority of the quality produced, no coun-
ty surpasses that of Clarke. For many years,
Col. josiah w. WARE has been giving his at
tention to the crossing of our best home stock,
and at an immense expenditure has imported the
best sheep England could furnish. lie is just
now beginning TO realize the fruits Cfhis expenr
diture, for the stock of no other man in the coun-
try can excel if indeed compare, with those OF
Col. Ware. We subjoin I. list Of the premiums
which have been awarded him by our own Agri-
cultural Fair, no less than at the great Balti-
more Fair, having to compete at both places with
the best breeds the country could ~prednce, in the
way of sheep, no less than horses
Prizes at the Charlestown Fair:
Best 3 year old Colt, thorough bred. SO 90
Best 9 wear old Fily, do. 9 90
Best yearling Filly, 90. l OF
Best yearling FilIy, heavy dFaugft, ] 90
Best Ram, OF any breed, 8 Oe
Best long wool Ram, 90
Best pair long wool Ewes, . 30
Best pair mixed long wool Ewes, SO
Prizes at the Baltimore Fair:
Rest 3 year old Colt, thorough bred, 1915 0G
Bes, . year old FiIy, do. 8 90
Best yearling FiIy, de. 6 20
+Best premium Ram-that is, the best of
all that have heretofore carried the
high prize, 10 90
*Best premium Ewes, do do do do 10 90
*Best imported Ram, imprcYcd CotswoId. 90 90
#Best imnorted Eve, do do 20 90
I'd best do do do do 6 90
Sd best do do do do 4 90
Best pen of 8 fhoro' bred Ewes, do do Is 90
I'd best pen of } do do do do do 8 Oh
Sd best pen of 3 do do DO do DO
awarded to a pen bought Of him.
Best yearIing Ram, thOro' hteI, tot buck
bought of him.
Best 3 mixed long wool Ewes, IS 90
I'd best 3 mixed long wool Ewes, 8 90
Sd best 3 do do do do 4 90
*Tl.e four highest character Of prizes, end no animal
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Private subscriptions from citizens,
WorkmeD from tbeestabiishment of

tIVdIe SuUsUtIplUus ItUW ItIIAGlsl
WorkmeD from tbeestabiishment of -sa
Knabe & Gaelic, otU4
Lodges of Odd Fellows-COinmbia $40
Mechanics $40; Pacific SI5; GTaiitnde5;
Iris Sos Nm. Tell $40 FrankliuSlgi
Friendship S1O;s Washington $40; JACK
.SllOOO
Foxes AZ Maryland Institute and Cattle oetso
Show,
Totaifrcm Ell sourees,
Mr. Brown Wisbes toIetutn hissneere
to he l1dgesof Election sfo tobn 49,
CITY Reglsfefs 10 Whtes deputy
licsd fIp ID fheff j66fnal or lne
wee fendefedSnns IBint hlm
mnch4i q heatisoi lhefetse
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-09
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
\ VICTORY UNPARALLELED!

E
we announced in our last paper the result Of
the Presidential election, and there remains but
lttlefo Us. TO do in this, exceptt0 lay before our
readers such returns from the various portions
Of tie country as we have been able to collate
together. The victory is o Overwhelming, to such
an extent that il has Modified the zeal of the
%Vict2rs, no less than overwhelmed With dis@ay
and confusion the yanquished. When the smoke
of the battle has passed over, and the killed and
the wounded properly cared for, we shall take oc-
casen to express our own views as to the cir
cumstances which have c~onspired to bring about
SO astounding a result. The Wing party is dead,
dead, dead, beyond The hope of 1esuyrection.-
The great Democracy Of the country can well
afford 10 be magnanimous, and tread lightly upon
its ashes. To many of its unprincipled cham
Pions, and the more scurrilouso of its public press,
their own consciences, and the just condemna-
ton o: an outraged people, will be the mOet sig.
bal febuke that could be offered.
VIRGINIA.
Tae returns from this State, will scarcely be
fully ascertained. before the meeting of the LIE.
gislature, which will convene on the 4th Monday
of thae present month. Our table of returns as
givea below, which is. fuller than any other
we have yet met with. indicates a majority ap.
proximating $4,000 for Pierce and King. We
have gained already in sixty counties, 1922,
over the vote of Johnson, and in the counties re-
naming to be heard from, it is reasonable to
infer our gains WILDE still greater. The Old
Dominion is determined TO have a full share in
the glorious triumph wbicAhas been achieved.
.
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WARREN-orrlcrA

Democratic majority 35l. Vote for Governor
in 1851 stood Johnson 447, Summers 1870
majority BIT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-09

Democrats gain over Governors
election when johnson, Dem,
carried the estate by $3.50, 1928
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AUTUMN.

Chateaubriand has beautifully said: " Those
leaves which fall, as do cur years-those flowers
which wither like our hours-those clouds which
fleet away, as do our illusions-that light which
becomes more feeble, as does our intelligence
that sun which becomes colder, as do our life is
have a secret affinity with our destinies."
DIn addition to The choice of the Presidential
electors in all the States on Tuesday last, cleo
lions were also held in the following States for
the officers named:
Vermont voted for a member of Congress in
the third district New York for State officers
and members of Congress New Jersey for mem
bers of Congress and of the State Legislature /:
eIaware for member of Congress Virginia for
a member Of Congress in the Wheeling district;
Kentuck voted for a member O. Congress in place
OF Humphrey Marshall; Michigan voted for mem.
bers of Congress and State officers throughout /;
Illinois for members of Congress and County off.
GERS Wisconsin for members of Congress, State
and County officers; California for Congress-
men, Judge OF Supreme Court and County Off.
GERS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-09
HAMPSHIRE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DISTRICT.

We have received no returns from this coun-
ty. Reported majority Of 800 for Pierce.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-09
FREDERICK COUNTY-orr1c1AI

Pierce majority 397. Johnson's majority over
Summers, last December, 263. Democratic gain
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Tbs amount contribntedin Baltimore city was
Slass 81; Buffalo, NewYdrk, Ss46o5; Gin.
elnned4SlE2lo, and from tasE sections of lie
coaniry insthe same p,oFattion. t:fie recent
s9iile Shnw and MechAniGS Fair in Baltimore,
gag 50 was also eelEsslsd
EFo BaldWihV ectedstp tHe SenaSe,
and a d Holse of in
ssame q Iqe dag5h
Iateednh MGR ESesaIi5N asS Il
Hogr d ldlg Tie pSsf lm0atsb HfoIs ms pertioEs
dtshemonSh smouSt Il 200 baffei5.
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Necessary 10 a choice, IA!
MaiOrities in the Several states.
vet fully ascertained

The majorities in the several States below arc
-as.;nntsa 10 fnllnws ihnnnh hut few of them are
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

The entire vote of this State is as follows:
Scott, 64,2O5 Hale, 29,OO8
Pierce, 47.OO8 Webster & scat'gl $50
In 1913 Taylor had ii ,O7O votes in Massachu-
sets; now Scott has g. ,2O5-loss 6,765. Cass
had 35,2Sl; row Pierce has Al, 0O8-gain H.
1877. Van Buren, had IS, O5s; now Hale has 49,
0CS-loss 1850. Taylor's plurality over Cass
was 25,789. Scott's plurality over Pierce is T.
1877. In this respect there is a Wing loss of 49,
495. In l848 the majority against Taylor was
1929; now the majority against Scott is 49,
76l. In this view there is a Wing loss oflI,775.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The official majority for Pierce in York county
is Ss5 In 42counties the unofficial result is as
follows:
Pierce, 53,O4I
Scott, l6,9I9
Pierce's maj. 1929
The countiss to be heard from gave a demo.
cratic majorit! of 6,228 for Supreme Judge, in
October.
NEW YORK.
The Journal of Commerce gives the reported
returns in eve'y county in the State which makes
a majority fol Pierce Of 1884. The majority
for Seymour, he democratic candidate for Gov,
and other Candidates for State officers, is not
much less thai PierCes.
OHIO.
Returns from 30 counties indicate that Pierce's
majority in The State will be $4,000.
CONNECTICUT.
The full voc of this State is as follows
Pierce, 3O,545 Cass, 27,O46
Scott, 1888 Taylor, 3O,3l4
Hale, 1862 Van Buren,, 5,OO5
Pierce's plurality, 3,l62 Taylor's do. 8 1868.
NDRTH CAROLINA.
In 81 c~ounies of North Carolina, the vote
stands, for Piece 1854, Scott II, 96l-Pierce's
majority 8 $3.50 This shows a Wing gain Of q.
S78 since the election in August, when Reid De-
mocrat, had 5f9l majority in the State, and also
shows a Wing gain of l,4l2 over the election in
1850, when RAIDS majority was 2,743.
GEORGIA.
The regulal Democratic ticket for Pierce and
King has in 81 counties, a majority over all 9th.
ers of 5,7O6. The plurality of Pierce over Scott
in the whole State, will be from 90 to 3C,OOO.-
In Savannah, Scoitonly received 300 votes, and
has maioritiesin only three counties. in Ef.
fngham county, Erittenden obtained 50 votes,
Pierce 81, and Scttt l8.
TENNESSEE AND KENTUCKY.
PITrsBURG, NOV. 1.-THE returns from Ken.
lucky and Tennessee are very contradictory, both
the Wings and Democrats claiming to have re-
turns that warrant the belief that the State has
gone for their RESPECTIVE candidates. The pro-
liability is, howev@, that Gen. Pierce has carried
Kentucky, and should Gentry's districthaVe done
as well for Pierce as his friends anticipate, it will
also cast its vote FIR him,
C1NcINNATI, MOI. 7th-Later returns indicate
that these StatesIhaye both gone for Scott by
small maiorities. The Democrats concede this
result.
LOUISIANA.
The vote in tbs State is coming in slowly, and
no doubt is nov entertained that it has gone for
Pierce and king by a small majority.
West Baton Rouge gives Scott liz majority; |
a loss OF IL sure last year. Pierce has I46 ma
iority in in PtICoupee, ITO in E. Feliciana, and
81 in w. Felidana. Pierce's gain in these par
ishes I67, and he's doubtless carried the State by
alarge majority.
l"EICCIGSIpDI |
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TENNESSEE AND KENTUCKY.

The vote in this State is coming in slowly, and
no doubt is nov entertained that it has gone for
Pierce and king by a small majority.
West BatonRouge gives Scott liz majority ;
a loss Of IL sure last year. Pierce has l46 ma
jnrity in in Pt5Coupee, no in E.Feliciana, and
81 in W.Felidana. Pierce's gain in these par
ishes I67, and has doubtless carried the State by
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WASHINGTON nIONUMENT.

The amount collected on Tuesday last in the
several States ofthe Unionsto aid in the erection
of Tie Washington Monument, will not lallsb6rt
We should think, from the reports already II eceiv-
ed, ofone hundred thousaFd dollars.
The following is the arniaint collected at the
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-09
MARYLAND

+TIre four highest character Of prizes, end M al
can win more than one prize.
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Pierce's mai.
NEW YORK.

The Journal Of Commerce gives the reported
returns in eve'y county in the State which makes
a majority fol Pierce Of 1884. The majority
for Seymour, he democratic candidate for Gov,
and other Candidates for State officers, is not
much less thai Pierces.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-17
Murder.

On Wednesday last, Sd inst, man named Da-
vid Marsh was shot, in Troy township, Athens co.,
by young man named VIM. Roby. The follow
ing particulars come TO us well authenticated.
The murdered man was insane, and has been so
for some time. He has frequently been much an
noyed by young Roby, and his father, land once
ortwice is said to have thrown stones at them,
when they insulted him as he passed their cabin.
He was, however, generally ino1 epsiye, and never
violent.
On Wednesday morning last, he was passing Ro-
by's cabin, when he was aSsailed with abuse, and
started towards the yard. Young Roby went into
the house, gotta pistol, and came to within few
feet of his victim, where he discharged his weapon
the ball cutting of two of the fingers of Marsh as
it passed into his side, just below the heart:
From the moment of receiving the wound until
sGeath-pethaps or 10 hours-Marsh seemed
entirely rational.
The murderer is about 18 yeaIs Of age. Soon
after the occurrence he went, in company with his
father (whO, it is supposed, prompted the crime,
and who on one occasion, it is alleged, pointe his
gun at Marsh, and threatened to shoot him,) to
the office of Justice, acknowledged the killing,
and proposed to surrender himself. But before a
warrant could be made out, he fled to ViTginia.
We learn that he was arrested in BellsYille, Va,
and is now in Parkerburgh Jail, awaiting there-
QUESTION of Gov. Wood, of Ohio. His father was
arrested near the scene of the murder, and will
probably be tried as accessory.
= The parties lived near the line OF Decatur town
ship, about four miles from Coolville. @
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-17
discoveries Of the Last Half Century,

There has been no period since the commence
lnent of the world in which SO many important
discoveries, ending 10 the benefit humankind, were
made as III the last half century. Some of the
most wonderful results Of human intellect have been
witnessed in the fifty years. Some Of the EFandest
conceptions of genious have been perfected 1t
IS remarkable how the mind of the world has nun
into scientific investigation, and what achievements
it has affected in that short period. Before the
year of 1902 there was not single steamboat i'll
existence and the application OF steam to machinery
was unknown. Fulton launched the first, steam-
boat in 1907. Now there are three thousand
steamboats, traveISing the waters OF America, and
the time saved in travel is equal to seventy
per cent. The rivers of every country. in the
world nearly are traversed by STEAMBOATS,. In 1900
there was not single railroad in the world. In
the United States alone there is now S,797 miles
of rarLad costing 1885, 600 600 TO build, and about
%, 600 miles of railroad in England and America.
The Locomotive will now travel in as many hours,
a distance which in 1900 required as many days to
accomplish. IN 1900 it took weeks to convey in-
telligence between Philadelphia and New Orleans;
now it can be accomplished in minutes through
the electric telegraph, which only had its begin
ming 10 1S43. Yoltaism was discovered in March,
1900; the electro magnet in 1921. Elecuotyping
was discovered few years ago.
Hoes printing press, capable of printing 10000
an hour Is a very recent discovery. Gas light was
unknown in 1900; now nearly every city and town
of any pretsnce is lighted with it, and we have
the announcement of a still greater discovery, by
which light, heat, AMI motive power may be pro-
duced from wGteT, with scarcely any cost. Da-
gueue communicated TO heworld his beautiful in
!Yention in 1889. Gun cotton and chloTofon
are discoveries but'of n few, years old. Astronomy
has addeda number of new planets to the solar
system. Agricultural chemistry has enlaIged the
domain of knowledge in that important branch OF
scientific research, and mechanics have increased
the facilities for production, and the means of ac
'eonpIishing an amount of labor which far trans
cends,the ability of united elliott to accomplish
What will the next half century accomplish We
may look fer still greater discoveries for the intel
ilect of man is awake, exploring every mine of
knowledge, and searching for useful information
in every department of art and indusry.-PkiI.
LedPerS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-17
conistantinop1a.

Bayard Taylor, the distinguished AmericaptTay-
eer, now in Europe, has left the far famed city Of
Constantinople and bids farewell to it i'll the fol-
lowing language:
awe have passed between the castles ofthe two
Continents, guarding the mouth of the Dardapel-
lies, and are now entering the Grecian Sea. To-
morrow, shall touch for a few hours at Smyrna,
land then turn Westward, on the track of Ulysses
and st. Paul. Farewell, then, perhaps forever, to
the bright OrientI Farewell to the gay gardens,
thespcY bazaars to the splash of fountains and the
CLEAN of golden tipped minarets! Farewell to the
perfect morns the balmy twights the still heat of
the blue moons, and the spendor of moon and stars!
Farewell to the glare of the white crags the tawny
wastes of dead sand, the valleys of oleandeI, the
hills of myrtle and spices! Farewell to the bath,
agent of purity and peace, and parent of delicious
dreams-to the chiboIk, whose fragrant fumes are
breathed from the lips of patience and content
ment-to the narghilelI, crowned with that bles-
sgd plant which grows IN the gardens of ShiraZ,
while fountain more delightful than those of
Sumarcand bubbles in its cmystal bosoml Fare
well to the red cap and slippers, TO the big turban,
the flowing trowSers and the gaudy Shawl-to
sQuatting on broad divans, 10 slipping black coffee
in acorn cups grave faces and saGGie GleikoomS,
and touching of the lips and foreheadl Farewell
to the evening meal in the tent door, to the couch
on the friendly EARTH to the yels ofthe muleteers,
to thedeiberate marches of the podding horse and
the endless rocking of the dromedary that know
eth hismaster! Farewell, finally, to annoyance
without anger, delay without vexation, laziness
without cnnui, endurance without fatigue, appe-
tite without intenperance, enjoyment without
palI!'' ssr- l!i1s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-17
THE late Or. Drake:

- =.
At meeting of the citizens OF Cneat At the %s5'
ehanls Exchange, held Tuesday alernqo Noy y, 1867
and John Groesbeck. ksl Vice and John
Jone Secretary. - -, II nam
On RSS 1a SHH Raa s a III sf
were appointed 70 prepare resolutions Of te
s Aer brief consult t committee ropOrssa the
following preamble and aud 8I,p
Eished Ieilow.citizeI hgan caused assem-
eSsion In lie death u
DR. Drake lost acittEen who was identified
with tho earliest her history aud who during
long and brilliant career, adorned by worth aud dig
fed public usefulness, devoted his best 70 tne
binary men, his fine nteet and generous nature rising
aboys spatatsd tf works Of bencvo
Too good WAS The loading principle 10 llye
pT r tic The stsat 6asnsss hsIiie dis
seminate truth, to enlarge the
oost diStinsIshes orTSnet imbped with generous
sensbity aud alive 70 all The great Of ~
range and duty but eTHndsd ,s ell
wide and sla HIS
and efelent az they We're various and gnrns dGey %
tbo e,ose OF old age He was truly In every
sense, public benfletor Pure and IN *
s%P1sy u 81 gsS d qS sassy
tive intellect the entire Impulse OF an ardent 70 NE
acts We have assembled 10 mne tears with those
0sn 1ssss e g t he 20 and the
worthy deeds every page oil ee iGl
The lsst pubic appearance Of lsented iend The
last public act life OF
was which he aided In rendering honor such as we
now seek render hun, to the memory Of an nlstrios
statesman, when lie soemnly called me Of t9se
present the interesting aet that Henry Clay and Daniel
Webster in the hour death b1re TO the truth
and importance octhe Christian religion he 100 IN that
act united his expression OF his humble belief ~ ~
tuIc to tose who serve God In simp
city truth. Il seore 40 -.-s-i
Rssoi5td That In Wow Of the distinguished position, the
exemplary caraetct the Intellectual capaett the varied
and extensive dtaipfent professional eninence the
public Bervees and PeTsorl virtues OF our late ve1e
distinguished pw citizen Daniel Drake we depoTe
his nnentlbe deepSse great public. bereavement ana
will cherish his memory that OF public benetactor
ResoIred That We with the uicted family OF
the deceased In profound grief for the loss or ono who
10 his many great and good qualities, added that OF
exemplary tenderness fidelity to ali the sacred ties Of
the family relation. -,
Rttoire Tint further exrresson ofour profound sense
public loss request our fellow cttEens 70 Close
their places orbuslness Tomorrow lOth H.
stant at haIEpast O'Clock and during the mineral
OnmotiOn OF w Van Hamm, II was Ler
esolned copy these proceedings be signed ~
the officers the meeting and communicated to the family
OF the deceased. Re- -sl 1-sg ~, tFlL
very appropriate remarks -, =, N, ,roppp,cr, 1o,,
JoHx u JoSEs, See'y. .l,' .s.fiyt.i ROE ~