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rropo the Cut-stone Work, aIick Mosk, ssc
the Louisville Custom house. ~

TRgAsrKr DkpARfAKnf, Jnae 2, ie5l.
THE proposals The
hos.e, depart
March 30 1885, such that deemed for ie
rabbe masonry and work
pend .s9" a. s q hs e e s sa nd
brick brick have fully
@ % sSa G S
oe hereby given that w be received this
Building furnished wrought mud laid into the
structure completes including win the materials a me IRON clamp
70 H. brick Work backing Sc The .one for whole WORK
be Of the beat asal II New Albany knob White
The on Of The a, The proper g
being laid in the fang aud Of quality IN all repsc- eq 10
smass e .na a he e Of W nss
lending aIc'ect Of said building Louisville keu,aek Al III.
deep cherry eclo BE way esna Malo
me- ss q me bes qualify n me aso 1a s
md prepared for the BY the nch
proposals give the price
according y the original pan and as bud for
TO The plan and bid o adyeI
30 Tim. the del may adopt eer may be found beat.
The department The right 70 reject the pr~as now in
No VIII except master builders
s and The rso sos the sonssa, Of ss sesre
per the Of furnished
By .asc finding arehecl paid ur
the work roe o aud aasen cent be 'eand until The build
Every bal be accompanied BY w.itrn guarantee
signed b. .psn.ls TO be e BY che atone,
bidder vii when repaired be accepted enter
for tho s,hn performance Of sad contract
examined hing proposed
be obtained application TO the superintendent: architect at
proposals department, addressed
rs 30 apensa osloSE, p M day
aIed @ receiving the ssm IN he Of The bidders 4
June a-aawtauga EsX Secretary Of the Treasury.
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These shps having been built ~ contrac 81
%KHY2 for has been
1&A sb~ir aso in their engines
- rtreaGth and seed and their accomMo
daion uneqNaed elegance and comer
Price New fork Liverpool In FIRST can ei20
Exclusive ap
Prom Live 10 NV York, Esp and 10.
An sun attached to each ship.
No ssrhs al b. secured aal paid for Ays
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Mayors proeiassattSU.
WHEREAS by the entssd An act wheeling N dog
proved ASH July S, suN the srt anewtsrx ne sase,
psvvtAed thst "wt~w~vev II ssan be
made appear n kst sssss n The
within - esepsA md eoeasteved mad IL
shall be he duty q 'h~ = tss ~ r1s'r'ns
that all hind asHs kere e~~A<N M surh
say. he shah aes sspssI~wt sd pSsv
procsmasor exceeding ssa shAs ~ NE Asv Of
tsf6l psrsse, hin
bury ~ asa s~sty ax sf a~ ecusy hs ssA wee's".
ton }" Ac.--
WOW, ,nevvr~e rn.vnE m.r -ssi-t.cucn
thai Kind wibu city
hssset fte shr ~
~ ksA0m r~qssspA ~ hspt es~6ssd
pcsce
oncsk ~ ths enforce
az srh be "und going large contrary 20 this rceiss
~ nska n mayors once city
inssss. h,s ~ ny az jsne, iasa. 81 Az II IL
$3.50 a1a.ff NJ = t.8i.sf si JOHN w. aAURY. "
t--iau1v -. q s# Muyu~.
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1@ Buss.c OF yArp. Asp Doun, July le, 1883.
SEALED PROPOSAL, endorsed .. Proposals for build
~ ccmsrry Naval Nor
fh invited and will tc received BY the Bues" Of Ysrds
Docks, O'Clock, 10Th
sssmishins sstcr,si. snd
cemetery Naval Hospital Norfolk, dead
materials accod
oil cxhhstd bidders
YsrA. s3sft efaas 4 Fl q
July T-IawAaG2,
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rHOCOLATE, Cocoa, nrema.--w. BAKER cos
x Premium
awarded rsief
sale all The
the Vnised Sister, snd by their
Has.cy Mnrvay. Nee Yok Grant and T~sl's, rhIsd.lph
Tho~ass Brundsss RAm@s. Kennel dudley, Cisonnan
Ohio. and .. H. Howell. Georzetowna D. C. ..0.sL. ~
Apa-diy Dorchester. hass.
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vVlt.I.ARDN no rEI., Y~sk, No. s23 Broadway.
COZ the accommodated Of tho
10 md IL fitted with all
superior The propreo
Washington. D. c.
friends ss all those Of me travelling public VII,
mayfs D hin call. 49,. i. IA e-.
Ed. WILLARD.
Ma Yoau I7-2msf
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Pesepo~ews~Us shs sales Wisconsin,
hOTUE 70 ~t~hy rvsr lssdn usasA
~ ss rrts~s~ ." hs PRESIDENT sss1 AeRA
PeArurry 1854
cA~es The Strive 90 Wi~corsis lard cNc~s
Ns~sy Point
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.,,. NOTICE TO PRE- ENPTloS, CLAIMANTS
Hv~v seerer right INV AZ 49,,
.sIs 1 ~ sswsshsps anA scsicrs sownshpe
4. rnurenA sasfscon rr.i.
sss ~ psoess isaa and Dake
,y - hss dt
.ppnes.d the public sss o the iands
svscag tract claimed otherwise each ciAfm wn he ed
N ~ - IN' srFpAt a1 t'f BONN WlLA0NN.
y ai9s q itr COMMISSIONS = General Ls~s oMs..
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NOT1Cm~-I II
intend applying Geara sd oes n tbs Cssssd stals
for scrip the Jsues rtnts N land
Mo- <ho i7ss insssA Henry
Daring Virginia State ss Awrng Ne vsveastic~s
~ low orieWsf which
and duplicate }ssed for Se4st which
IN ~ the aforesaid s~stgnnsent
Points, deceased. fs ~ eeAAt -f4fe.t a7i1e tfifr
~.Hr-ta EllyA a. POINTS,,
Erecu,dr and sole dcvs.ce II Jss rcsns aee-.s,d.
Ap 0-lswAm sts .AAft - f5e~ fAItf N 1allt* Ht
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NOTICE TO rRE-EMrTioN CLAIMANT.

Evrr enucA the right d ~ the
isnds within the and above
rated, r-~sir~d c~sss&~h the ue ssss<aos the
Sc eace, psyuen.
r-cecs after secs-e
the AZ the psA&e
cmeraea rsnsd sch esis uJli
JOHN WILSON,
M co~@~sosrs ~ sks Ueusrs Isnni O0cs.
Jupe - f1w 4 4 WI
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Every pctsoa eriied the right Of Of the
within and ~ townships above
required - es'ss me the Of the f.ter and
Once, aod usereor
nsftes, and before Tho
public sale Jsnd
viii bs forfeited.
#E taNFHI fetH ~ WILSON,
a1 TsH# Esz.t General Land ohce
May Io-lawIJw r&#slse #lH=t y tI4
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" sbM~eru Sslatsss - wee sr nara In
ds.s. MsHAcas, a.a ether Wars. 80
ToHN l. BAKER, ts. clerk OA~e, s,p
c~s
Maryland i.A.sd, wshssgea d. CO oNs
land, a11 hack
pension ard oder claims sr~r the -sc serse<s6 cfh
T. .IgrE
MI s,c attention rri,
esss~ss-
June s-ls~t~ sf . FA1airn4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-30

thai labor and are heavy laden. SC Him that com
eth unto N, I will IN no wise out. I'VE shall be
ike him. for we shall him rs be is ~ that my
iad Of sin were gone &c Heavenly Father help Us
To- do we can do nothing COED of Ourselves. for we are
poor sinple worms the dust" Psalms 2531 and 1O1
we're her special favores In letter addressed 10 her
sitter about three weeks before her the last
sie ever wrote she renarks-"Indeed do not think
am long for this world but the thought does dis.
tress me In the Ieast for knnw in whom have belies-
ed, and | know he keep what hsve committed To
his hands, The evening before her death. her husband
request, joined her in singing the lynn Ny SOU
approac the mercy That night her Saviour said.
we confidently believe M Come uP hither" Her re-
lease was remarkably gentle. She went
As sets the morning altar which goes
Not down behind the darkened West nor hides
Obscured among the tempests Of the sky,
But mets aw oy into the light Of heaven.
Sfauaton Spectator.
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OBITUARY.

Departed this life the 9th inst, MARGARET E.
v'ILLs, wife of james Wills, ESQ, of eson County and
aughter of Benz. T. Reid, ESQ., of this county The
licensed was in the 2lst year of her age,
There is much in this event to sink its sorrow deep in.
many hearts. father and surviving sisters are sore
vbereaved wide circle of friends and relatives sin.
ereY the loss of one they loved and loved much
And the anguish of spirit by whose life was
und up with Der life in ties the strongest and mos,
nder known earthlet it be unveiled here /, is
owever shared in retirement by many who have lea, n
4 to weep with them that weep
The health of Mrs, Wills had been such for wear
past excite among her friends the most painful
upprehensions But denth did oyertakc her las n
;hicfin the nil ht." Before disease supposed To
have made fatal nroads upon her frame she had found
that Everlasting consolation and good hope thro,gh
grace" which proved the end ian anchor the soul
both ure and steadfast." Her bible her constant
companion and it's blank leaves she had made mn.
of scripture. hymns and pray.
which Clearly show where her and her hear
were Of these we here point out only atew-"I know
thst my Redecmer liveth." &c Come unto me all We
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-30

A law ias just passed the New York Leg
luture, making it the duty Of any one who per-
forms the marriugo ceremony TO keep record
of the same. with the names ond condition of
the parties; and all physicians and mid wives
to make a similar registry OF births, with tho
name, sex. and color of the child &c. and tho
city Inspector and doctor to keep an account
of the deaths.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-30

The FarmviIle Journal learns that an alter
alton in tho plan of the High Bridge" of the
South Side Railroad, across the Appomattox
liver, has been determined on,w hlch. il is be
lived. will materially hasten its completion.
A portion of the brick work originally design
ed to be erected is to be dispensed with and
in lieu Of it an embankment, | 900 feet in length,
is TO be thrown up.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-30

T. tate.By virtue ofa decree rendered ON a. rs rs
November, 1852 by the Circuit Court of the
ton of Lynchbufg in Il suit of Ann Neal pli
Jackson Vaughan, ind Eliza Jane his wife IN b o'
right, and others. Defendants the undefsirned own
appointed Commissioner for that purposa VINO VINO
proceed to SELL Friday the 9th of May, 1853 :, VIII
lie auction on the premises the house and lot formerv
Spring, continuing about acre and three puOl
situated in good neighborhood, with several en
springs of water in the vicinity. The house i. nhe
dwelling suitable for family residense Terms 'u
r~e,tG and sgeep ba % so much a:
the purchaser purchasers bond with approved non
sona security retaining he title said properly ~ ger
security, until the final payment of the
money II. HUNTINGTON, s C. L. A Con-
ap l8 .2aw2w
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What concordant place is Concord One
of it's papers boasts of the number of srty 6a.
bies named Frank Pierce! We should like
very much to know the force of the young un's
in this city. Will our neighbor of the Repub-
lican tell us how many he can Frank
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-30

The Directors of the Central Bank of Vir-
GINA. at Staunton, have determined to build
new banking house, this summer, on the LOT on
Main street, PROCURED for the purpose. They
have increased their banking capital $500
on account of the increasing business of tho
Bank
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THE CIRCUS AND MENAoERrr of A. Tur

THE CIRcUs AND MENAGERIE of A. Tur Z r
& Co entered our City yesterday and passed
along Main ST., escorted by flying corps of
boys and little niggers The Elephant is no
small affair; neither, we suppose, is the "iat
girl".-said to be eleven years old, and tt
weigh $40 pounds. OF the performances we
can say nothing, not having been there. Elk.
hibition to day at the hours Of and T., Nj.
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AUCTION SALES


II virtue ola deed oftrust executed 10 III ,N'-By
ed as trustee on the 18Th day of November isso
WIN, ie1ry and wne Tor serta. purposes therein Uy
the premises. by way ofpublic auction 10 se on
and lot in the deed mention ID situated in IL house
the junction Of 9th street and Bird alley fronno
9Th street so feet and running back andfronsp On aId
Bird alley IS feet Said house is situated in , "a sud
boz hood of Col Lefiwitch's aud neat and con-, neigh
dwelling. The title to the above property il
to be good. bur shall only convey srch ttle =. OVed
ed in by the deed oftrust aforesaid Tern. vest
and made known day of SALE ''oeral
sp l8-2aw2w II DUNNIHGToN r.,
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAiLRoAD-The Rich
mond Wing is informed that Mr.. Charles Ell.
let. Jr, the Chief Engineer, in company with
the President has recently gone over the en-
tire line Of this Road all of which is now un.
der contract and in the coarse of construction.
except the last twenty miles East of the point
near Clifton Forge, which will be the COM
mencement OF the Stale work that is to extend
to the Ohio atthe mouth of Big Sandy.
The location of this last section of twenty
miles will be completed in few weeks, and
all the heavy work will be put under contrac,
by the 1st Of July.
The work of laying the rails between
Waynesboro' and Staunton will be common
ced in about two weeks.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-30

New RAILROADS IN PENNsyLvANn-ln
the list of acts passed at the late session of the
Pennsylvania Legislature we find the title of
no less than thirty one newly Incorporated
Railroad Companies. Estimating each road
at forty miles in length, they would make a
total OF $40 miles of railroad. and estimating
the cost at say S25, 900 a mile, we have the
moderate sum of $3l 200 900 to he expended
on entirely new works.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-30

The barn belonging to Mr.. Washington Dad
ley, near Mt. Scion in Augusta county, was
destroyed by fire on thursday morning last,to-
gether with its contents of grain, hay, &C., and
hive horses, which were in the stables The
nre IS believed to be the work of an incendia.
/ nv
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TIE Louisville Journal thinks the Wings
we're defeated 10y what philosopher night call
"a foriuitous combination of hostile atoms
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-30

The Albion says that Mr.. Thackeray has
nettcd by his lectures in the United States the
sum OF $4,000 that he has no intention of
publishing his observations in this country. and
that his return home was not decided upon
until the morning of his departure.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-30

The Locofocos of Rockbridge have nomi
mated in a county meeting, Mr.. Jno E,irkpat.
rick, and Dr. A. Graham g candidates for the
House of Delegates. The Gazette supposes
these gentlemen will accept the empty honor,
and go through the bushwhacking operation
with commendable zeal and gravity.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-30

Hon THos :. BooocK received the nomi'
nation OF The Democratic District Convention,
held at Piusylsana Court House lsst Wednes-
day. as a candidate for Congress in this dis
trict. The vote by counties, we understand
vas equally divided between Mr.. Boeock and
Doctor Averett of Hslifsx,-Appomatio
Campbell. Franklin and part Of Pitsylysnis
voting for Bocock. AMI Patrick. Henry, Hail.
fax & the other part of Piusylvsnia for Averett.
Tho Doctor must have had the wires pulled on
him beautifully.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-30

DisooNTlNUANCE OF TREAsURv DRAFTS
The financial ritter for the New York Erpres.
says
1T is announced on behalf of the Govern.
ment that treasury drafts will not in future be
negotiated; and that hereafter the treasury, on
the transfer of funds, will transmit tho specie
by a Government messenger. This is favor.
able arrangement for The railroads, who are
parties most decidedly benefited. For any
other purpose it appears to be an entirely use
less arrangement"
Useless. but decidedly polite The ar
rangement will not only extend government
patronage to Railroad and Steamboat Compa-
MES, for which they WILDE duly grateful, but
a few of the present White House Guardsmay
be converted into messengers, special agents
&c, and the benign innuence at Washington be
thus more happily and infinitely diffased over
the land. II is more Constitutional too, we
suspect. to transmit $500 900 from New York
TO New Orleans, al cost of only one or two
hundred dollars, 10 the pocket of Special
Messenger, than in dla aft or a bill of credit
costing three cents! The Express writer is
too captious.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-30

The following sketch Of the editoral hab
It's of the editor of the Albany Evening Jour
nal, Thurlow Weed is from the Madison Coun-
ty Wing;
"Somewhe we have seen a sketch ofWeod
in his sanctun, as il was couple Of years
since. A large plain room, containing fe"
tables. chairs. and sofa, and separated by
partition, pierced with a vroad window, from
the Composing room, was occupied by MN III
common with his assistants No room could
he less private. Near one corner was the Ia
bic Of the editor behind pile of exchanges
cast aside and tramped down by his ieet TO
keep them from overwhelming him and ms
table. Here no received calls from State OF
fcers, members oftbe Legislature. applicants
for Offices and casual visitors. In the inter-
walls of conversation he wrote his editorials
Not hastily as may be- supposed, but slowly
and with many erasures. His accuracy Is tho
fruit of incessant care. He writes much, but
always with attention. and with more thought
for his readers than for the unlucky compost
tor who puts his articles intype. His manu-
script is combination offsh hooks,fiy sPecks,
lashes and corkscrews. which at times defy
and guesses, editor and comPosi.
or alike giving it up 1t is a clear case OF
hat easy wiring which is hard reading.
about o'clock his last article ISL vpe
and corrected. and his work for the day is n
ded. Thence forward he is at leisure, appa.
renty as fresh and vigorous as though he had
not Just risen from seven or eight hours Of the
most exhausting labor in the world
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-30

Ex-rresideut Martin VN Buren, and his
son MARIN viii sail from New York FOR Eu
rope to day
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-30

mass meeting of the friends Of Tempe.
rance IS TO De held IN Staunton on the 9Th of
May next. A large meeting i. expected.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-30
A vALt ABLE REMEDY

TNHE undersigned have the pleasure of informing
Il the public, that his newly invented HAIR TONIC
has now been thoroughly tried, and has answered his
sangune expectations. 1t has proved itself to be-
only remedy against the falling of the hair
from the head thus eectualy preventing badness but
brings it where it is deficient In instance
lady gentleman, where it has been properly tetedha'
il failed
But will let of those who Lave tried it speak
in its behalf.
1--WE the undersigned having used Armstead Prides
Hair Tonic take pleasure in estying its efficacy in
preventing the coming of The hair and otherwise
strengthening and causing it to thicken We think that
fair trial will satisfy any of this, and do there
fore, hesitate to recommend it.
Henry LATHAM, JOHN CLARK.
JAMES NJ LANGHoREE, john W. STEWART,
II. Nj. GARLAND, ir., A. g. LEWIS.
number of other names migh be added if it were
thought necessary.
For sale Mt DR.. Lymon's, Druggist, and at VIM
Prides's Barber Shop, door below the Marshal
House Price 81 per botte.-When taken by the guam
ty there will be considerable deduction made in tho
price
Orders from any part of the United States promptly
attended to, accompanied by the money.
ap 26-3m ARMISTED PRIDE.
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lie NC TUN, VA.
NHE subscriber has taken charge of this old md well
Il known Hotel which was opened Oh the lst dag OF
April His House is well fin nished. and his table shn
be supplied with the best the country affords His Bar Will
he furnished with the choicest liquors. His Stable WI
be in charge of careful Oser and will be literally
supplied with provender He promises spare no effort
to give entire satisfaction all who may favor him with
CALL and appeals to generous public for patronage
ap l8-d&cam JOSEPH w. MOORE.
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N q II lC Il

IT e II.
vi oNDAY next being license day i shall attend with
~ the Commissioner Mt the house formerly occupied
by Mcdaniel and Hurt for the purpose of coec,na ,b
revenue onlicenses LAWYERS Doctors and otbers arc
requested to be present and get their licenses
ap 30-It CCIARK Sb;s
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Ludweil III. Brown,

ICORICE-50 cases F G Mass and Stick -
IL corice just received and for sale by -
mp 80. SAUNDERS e. IRpy
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oN6 KNOWN-Seve, ely tesfed-Always right
The acknowledged ard.-Raroad, Hav
Gal and Farmers SCALES, set in any part of the
country, at short notice.
GEO. c. EWING Agent,
81 So. Charles st. Baltimore
ap 30-d&clm NV MI
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The Republican wishes to know, if w. c.
Flournoy,of Prince Edward, should be can
ddate for Congress in thi, District should we
still continue to commend him as we have
done for the Board of Public Works sin &c his
defea, in the Tynchburg Convention. Really
our neighbor gives us poser Wonder If h
would not recommend and support the " no
pentng sinner" of Prince George for the va
cant Bishopric Of North Cardinal The sal,
repentant considers railroads. and canals, ant
mudpikes decidedly orthodox at present has
been endorsed even by democratic caucus
and surely must be most proper individual
for the Crosier
But. to answer our neighbor categorically
we would not so comment Mr.. FIournoy
And why r. Plainly because we could nc
more rely on him to carry out our notions oil
federal policy in Washington, than we and the
people of This district can rely on "Mr. Tim
Rives neighbcr" TO comprehend and yea GUS.
ly promote policy of Internal Improvement
in which they are vitality interrsied,and which
owes Mr. Daniel bur one debt Of gratitude
that in as infancy against The defending clea
Der Of Fouraoy, hts enerted strength oas too
feeble to destroy IL. We trust our neighbol
il satisfactorily answ cred.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-30

OLIVE OLA flesh supply in baskets and boy.
" es; JUS. received and for sale by
ap BOTS SAUNDERS G. IRBy