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DREADFUL IMHERITAMcE

DREADFUL INHERITANc E
from the Parents.
And must this continues Shall we be wise in
all that concerns the cattle of our fields horses,
character Of tho soil we possess the texture and
quality goods and merchandise but in oil that
concerns ourselves as human beings, with human
mont, involving our future peace and happiness
in all that concerns the health and welfare of the
wife of our affections, and the mother Of our chill
dren; in all that concerns the mental and physical
well being of those children, we should be i'm
q mersed in the darkest and most -',
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The harsh dry, hleking Winter cough, which Stiess
bsi Lanniy atecIe,l by tile Blssm. Itremoyes all NOR
bid ss and other foul matter; improves tie digestive
organs. and inpatts new ME to the wanana enaeiee
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Special Master commissioners Sale.
The State of Ohio,
. ~. 4 -


Pursuant to the command of a certain nlias
order OF sale issued from the Court of Common
Pleas OF Lawrence County, Ohio, to me direc-
led will offer for sale, on the 9th day of
March next, al one O'Clock p. M. of said day,
the following property, TO wit: bel ng the East
half Of the following described tract, one hun
dred acres of land, part Of fractional section
Nos. and 6. in Township No Range no. IL,
beginning at the south east corner, thence N.
81 ., west 80 rods 4 Is links to stable, thence
N. 1874 rods to Jacob Bowman's corner alta
stake; thence East 9sa rods to a stake at Jacob
Bowman's south east corner thence south 1874
rods t. the place Of beginning, containing SO
acres Of land more or less. Appraised at $500,
to be sold as the property Of William X. Kerr,
deceased, TO satisfy decree in favor of VIM.
H. Bryan and others. ID.
=. CHAS. w. SIMMONS, s'
Feb. 18th. 1853. @ w CorL. G.
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Digby fell down the other slippery
morning. As he sat on the ground no
mufmured, Il have no desire TO see the
city burn down, but devoutly wish the
streets were laid in ashes. 81. ,..s.t
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10. 81 bounded BY .he Statos 'of Pe9hnsyl.
yanis, Michigan, or Indiana, to lay out
and establish county ,roads on tho line
Of this State thirty. feet in Width the
act passed March twelfth, ono thousand
eight hundred and forty Eve, entitleds.Ai,
actin relationto statS ana countv roxds:'
tho act passed Esbtuhry { twsnty .lilth,
one thousand eight hundred and.thirty.
two, entitled IAN act supplementary TO
an act entitled ian act for opening and
regulating roads and highwsays; lhc
act passed February second, ons thou.
sand eight hundred and forty y.eight; en-.
titled ian act to amend the sct,to bro.
vide for laying out and opening town.
ship road" the act passed February 9Th
one thousand eight hundred and forty
eight. entitled can act TO authorize the
township trustees Of any township Id this
State to make alterations 4 in township
roads," be and they, are hereby repealed:
Provided, however, the repeal Of said
acts shall not effect any act done, OF
any right or liability accruing Or accrue
ed, or any suit matter OF proceeding
had or commenced under the provisions
Of said act. ~.
Sec. 80. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after the first
day Of March, one thousand eight hun
dred and fifty three. ~, .t4p.J
7+. JAMES G.. JOHNSON, s.,
Speaker, House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL. .. q
7.a President Of the Senate.
January 27, 1853. l-rs tts-gey.1 .ti
..... SEcRErARY's OFFICE. J7l
Columbus. January 20, 1854
l certify that the foregoing laws are
correctly copied from the original rolls
on file in this office. ss 4-as
lir WILLIAM TREvITT, 49,,
Secretary Of State.
AuDIroR's OFFICE,
lnoNroN, January 81, 1854 -
lcertify that the foregoing laws aro
correctly copied from the Ohio States.
man now on file in this Office. ,..,
JAMES C. TERRY, Auditor.
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Sec. SO. That the trustees Of any
township in this state be and they are
hereby authorized, upon petition for
that purpose, to alter or change the di-
rection Of any township road in their re.
spective townships, in such manner as
shall be reasonable and as the public
convenience may require.
Sec. 81. That upon application as
aforesaid for any alteration or change
in any township road, the same procee.
dings shall be had by and before such
trustees in all respects as required by
the thirteenth section Of this act.
Sec. 3S. That the act entitled "an
act for opening and regulating roads
and highways passed March fourteenth
one, thousand eight hundred and thirty
one, the act entitled "an act to amend
an act to amend the act entitled an act
for opening roads and highways" pas
sed March third, one thousand eigb
hundred aad thirty five; the act entitled
"an act further to amend the act enti
tied an act Tor opening and regulating
roads and highways" passed February
the sixteenth, one thousand eight hun
dred and thirty-nine; the act entitled "an
act to amend the act for opening and
regulating roads and highways" passed
March (ourte nth, one thousand eigh,
hundred and thirty six; the act entitled
Gan act to amend an act entitled an &C,
for opening and regulating roads and
highways" passed February fifteenth
one thousand eight hundred and forty.
four; the act entitled an act further Ia
amend the act for opening and regula.
ting roads and highways, passed
March twenty fifth, one thousand eight
hundred and ffty,one; the eleventh and
twelfth sections of an act. entitled IAN
&C, prescribing the duties Of supervisors
and relating to roads and highways"
passed March twentieth, one thousand
eight hundred and thirty. y.seveu; the &C,
entitled "an act amendatory Of an act,
entitled an act defining the mode Of lay
ing out aud establishing township roads,
passed March eleventh, one thousand
eight hundred and thirty. one; also, ol
an act, entitled tan act lor opening and
regulating roads and highways. : passed
February twenty sixth, one thousand
eight hundred and thirty nine; the act
entitled @"an act defining the mode Of
laying out and establishing township
roads,, ., passed March eleventh, one
thousand eight hundred and thitty.one;
the. act entitled tan act to amend an
act prescribing tho duties Of supervisos,
and relating to roads and kieawaystl
passed January twenty ninth. one thou
sand eight hundred and forty sayen; the
act passed March eleventh; ;loAsth thousand
eight hhhufsd and fostXstfce eheitled
"sn act to au:helixs tosHiS r6H@ision-
ers in any county il this Stats Adjoining
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Spring Of So.
w. II. SELBY,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN

Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
No III, Main street ,cest side 6et,ceen Monroe
and Union streets. WHEELING, VA.
rs now in receipt of his Spring Stock of Dry
II Goods and Notions, direct from Importers aud
Manufacturers, comprising as complete aud desi-
r.ble a stock of Dry Goods (adspted to the trade
Of this section) can be found in any house E asst
or West. to which would respectfully invite the
of Retail Deaiers-consisting of
DRESS GOODS-in black Silks, Apacas, Pop
lins, Lawns, DeLaines. Ginehams, etc. with
. very large stock OF Prints of the best
makes and colors
Ribbons, Innings, and other
Trimmings in variety: and of
MEMS WEAR-ln Cloths, Cassimeres. Sati
nets, Merino Cassimeres. Jeans, Tweeds,
aud Summer Cloths. Also,-Cottonades.
Deaims. Blue Drills. Bro Linens. Linen
Drills, Nankeens, aud other such Goods, q
very desirable assortment
ALSO--Men's and Boys Palm Hats. Leghorn and
Canton Hats, Softwood and Brush Hats
With full stock of linen and cotton Bag.
g,ng, Seamless Bags. Burlaps. Table Dia
pers, Crab, Drilings, Tickings. Cheeks.
Sairting Stripes. Rro and Bled Muslin, etc.
with good stock of
WHITE GOODS and the NOTION lne,-as
Cambrics. JacoDets, Irish Linene, Laces,
Threads, Buttons. Hosiery. Gloves. combs
etc. in all their variety. My whole stock
" i'll be found unsurpassed, as well in guam
tity and style, as III prices.
March 80. VIM. T. SELBY.
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WASHINGTON, March "a.
The Senate yesterday confirmed the
Hon. Hugh J. Anderson of Maine, Com
missioner Of Customs, and Henry Wilson.
Marshal OF Illinois.
The President nominated Nathaniel
Hawthorn. the Biographer. Consul at Liv-
erpool; Thomas P. Pierce, a distant rela-
ton of the President, Postmaster at Hills
borough. N. Y; and Benz Jackson. Indi-
An Agent, for the Choctaws.
The Senate will probably adjourn final.
ly on Monday.
The Senate took up Walkers resolution
authorizing the Commissioners Of Indian
Affairs to delegate one of their number to
proceed. during the recess of Congress. to
take testimony touching certain frauds al
legged to have been committed by Alexan-
der Ramsey and others, in making pay
ments to the Sioux Indians and after de.
bate the resolution was postponed until to-
morrow.
The Senate then went into Executive
session. Afterwards long debate was
had relative to the final adjournment, when
the Senate adjourned without quorum.
The Census Bureau is about being or
ganized. The clerical force is to be in
creased to about 40. by reinstatements and
perhaps new appointments.
The examination QsCol. Ed. Barry, in
the Gardiner case. was resumed this NOR.
nlng. He described from personal explo'
rings the whole region Of Lajurillas. where
Gardiner locates his mine. 1t is an ex
tremely mountainous, wild country. The
roads leading to it are very bad. being
principally mule paths. and utterly impss
sable for wheel carriages. Steam engines
and other machinery, would have to b.
carried on the backs Of mules. to do which
he thought impossible. He could fine
nothing resembling mine, and none o
the scoria of mine in the country. HI
had free access to the records of the Pre-
fects and Alcades and could find no re
cord Of silver mines. Understood that DR.
Gardiner was in the house Of Don JOS
Pando, when he and the Commissioners
were there, and went to Pando's with fw'
of the Commissioners, to notify Gardine
that the Commissioners had arrived. ant
would be glad TO have him show them hi
mine. The Court ruled the conversation
with Pando out. as Gardiner was not pres
ent. though the Prosecutor said they woul'
follow il up by evidence showing that Gar
diner was in an adjoining room and hear'
it. Court adjourned.
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Railroad Accident.

BALTIMORE, March %.
An accident occurred on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad at 8 O'Clock P. M yesterday. 70 miles
west of Cumberland. The locomotive was thrown
of the track, going round curve. aud the
were precipitated down the embankment. They
contained about so passengers. The killed are
D aniel Holt, Of the firm Of Holt & Maltby, Sam
uel Geise aud child, young lady, and maj,
named Sattie. H A. Turner and family formeri,
of SteubeuviIle. Ohio, were slightly injured
A train left Cumberland with Physicians 10 at
tend the sufferers, who will be brought to Cum
berland by the evening train, The accident is
said to be unavoidable.
Later. cars were precipitated 100 fee
down the embankment. and made four somelsets.
There were 40 passengers in the two cars. The
following are the dead: Daniel Holt, Of Balti
more; Aurilla Sattie. supposed to be of South
Carolina; Debine, q French emigraut returning
home from California; Richard Clayton, from
Wellsburgh. Va; young lady and middle age,
gentlemen supposed to he from Kentucky; smal
| stepson Of Roht. Murray. a Supervisor on ,h'
Railroad; child of Mr.. Ge,se, Of St Louis, OF
his way to New York; Mr.. Gsise and lady ar
both much injured, and with their other thre
| children are now at Cumberland.
| IA later despatch gives the names OF the wound
ed, numbering some l2'or l51
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March 9, 1858.

SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
- OF THE PROBATE COURT.-On Fri.
day. the 9th day of April. 1858, at 10 o'clock A
NJ of said day, ON the following premises. will be
sold to the highest bidder, the following estate as
the property Of John Kropfs, deceased. to wit:
The east halt of the north east quarter of Sec
ton No 9, township 4, and range4 t. Also small
tract the south end Of the east half of the south
east quarter Of section No. 10, township No. a.
range No. 4, beginning 6 aud one tenth rods east
of the south west corner, running thence east 27
aud tenths perches. thence north 26 degrees west
8 and Is hundredths perches. thence north AZ de
grees west and tenths perches, thence north 30
degrees west IA and tenths perches, thence south
ls degrees west IA perches. thence south 43 de-
grees west and one tenth perches, thence 60 de-
grees. west and 9 tenths perches, Containing ~
all 50 acres more or less, all in Monroe county,
o hio, subject TO the widows dover. The pur-
base money to be paid, two.thrds in hand aud
the balance in twelve months from said sale, with
interest, to be secured to the satisfaction Of the
undersigned.
DANIEL CLARK, Adm'r.
of john Kropts, deceased.
March 9, 1853.
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Call and Judge for yourselves!
WHEAT e. CHAPLINE,
JOBBERS OF

JOBBERS OF
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.
MONROE STREET Wheeling, Pa
XKTE would call the attention Of merchants
w and peddars to our Spring stock, which
we Te receiving. consisting in part Of
220J0 rolls Wall paper, of every quality,
1900 Window Paper,
800 Velvet and common borders,
IL doz Fire Board patterns,
Cotton aud Silk Hosiery of every description,
Silk. cotton. and Lise thread Gloves,
Spool and skein Thread,
Suspeuders, Lace Goods, etc..
Noe. cap, letter and wrapping Paper,
School aud blank Bonks.
Hardware, Cutlery. Combs. Buttons,
Plus. Needles. Hooks and Eyes,
Zephyr worsied, sewing Silks,
States, Stationary, Brushess
PeIfumery. Gun caps. Fishing hooks and lines.
Together with every small article kept by coun-
try merchants.
J-These Goods are laid in EXPRESSLY FOR
JoBBING. and will be sold for a small advance foI
cash ar trade in hand
0d-The higheIi marbst price paid for feathers,
rags. fax seed. ginseng, beeswsx, wooleL socks
ETC.. il exchange, or for cash.
March 23--2m
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among candidates, and ]. H. Smith. OF the
Ohio Statesman, and C.. B. Flood, are
spoken OF fer the same post. Hon. J. X.
Miller, of Mount Vernon, has been an.
pointed one Of the Judges Of Washin gton
Territory; but | learn tonight the sad
news that he has been struck with the pal.
sy. so that one half Of his body is entirely
paralyzed, and he is not expected ever to
be able to walk. D. A. Robertson, late
Marshal, and Member of the Constitution
al Convention, and the Editor of the Dem.
ocrat, published at St. Paul. is likely to
be Governor Of the Territory Of Minnesota
The hustle and excitement, now that the
Legislature has adjourned, in a great
measure has passed away. But there are
many things here that stranger may see
with interest and profit. Thele are many
fine churches in Columbus. Pews, cush.
ions, carpets. organs. choirs, &C., are all
very well, but they seem very strange to
one accustomed to more Republican pla
cesof worship. There are nearly thirty
churches Of nearly as many different de.
nominations. The fashionabl mode OF
singing in many ofthem is most objection
able-so unnatural that we are unatle, OF
ten. to distinguish a single word in a hymnl
Give me the old Republican mode that
still obtains in Monroe County. where we
are all ON level, and where all sing tha,
wish to; and give me the old hymns that |
have parliality for
"There are to me no hymns more sweet
Than those my Mothsr sung,
When joyo"sy around her feet
Her little children clung.
X
The stealing tear mine eye bedIms,
My heart is running DER
The music Of my Mothers hymns
Shall comfort me no more % ].
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Trial of Spring.
PHILADELPHIA. Marc

PHILA DELPHIA. W ArCn "a.
The evidence for the prosecution. in the
Spring murder case closed. The prision.
er's counsel recommended him last nigh,
to confess his guilt, warning him that his
case was hopeless, and no evidence TO re.
but the testimony against him.
thanksgiving was convicted Of mur-
der in the first degree. this morning. The
prisoner manifested greatindiference and
even took off his hat and cheered as the
officers were taking him from Court. An
immense throng manifested their satisfac-
ton OF the verdict. by terrific groans as the
callous wretch was hurried back 10 prison
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The Lame Girl of Crowland.

DR.. w. b SLoAN-Sir: My daughter. Of D.
bout ten years old. had been very lame, aud had
suffered wonderfully for a year or more with a
bunch or swelling on her knee. which WAS produ.
ced by an injury she received in falling. Her
knee had got to be full double its natural size and
nothing seemed to help it or make it any better
Besides blisterng. we tried many other remedies
pres crlbed by the physicians without any benefit
relief to the girl. I then heard of your Ont-
ment. and in September last procured one box Of
it at Sloan's Medicine Depot in Buffalo, N. Y
We used it rather sparingly. but she received such
benefit from it that procured auother box, and
by the time the second box was half used up the
girl was well of her lameness. aud the bunch or
swelling had entirely disappeared. We used the
Ointment rather fai,hessly at first, and doubtless
# we had used il more freely and constantly, the
cure would have been accomplished in less than
halt the time Yours,
JACOB WADE.
Township of Crowland, Weland Co. c. w.,
April p. 1851.
Oo- See Agents names at the head of Sloan g
column.
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March %, 1853.
Notice in Partition
A. ROSS.
Sol. for Compile.

Barrackman Bowersock. Valentine Bowersock.
John W. Bowersock and Maiiah Jane Blake and
John Blake, her husband. will take notice that
petition was filed against them the l7th day Of
March, 1853, in the Court of Common Pleas of
Monroe county. ohio. by George w. Kiikbrde,
aud is nov pending; wherein, the said George w.
Kirkbride demands partition of the following real
estate, to wit: Beginning for the same, at the Cen
tie corner of Section twenty of Township seven
of Range seven, in Monroe county Ohio aud run
ing thence north sixty Two rods, thence west for
ty-,hIee rods. thence south sixtytwo rods, thence
east forty three rods to the place of beginning, con-
tanning sixteen acres and one hundred aud six rods:
aud that at the next term of said Court application
will be made by the said George W. Kirkbride
for an order that Partition may be made of said
premises.
GEORGE w. KTRKBRIDE.
BY HoLLIsrER, OBEY s. HoLLIsrER.
his Atty.
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853. SPRING GOODS! ll5s
GEORGE P. SMITH & co.

NO. 81, WOOD ST, PITTSBURGH,
D ESPECTFULLY invite the attention of Mer
LII chants to the very large stock of
Foreign and Domestic Dry G1ods.
which they now offer Tor sale-a large proportion
of which was purchased last fall. before the sd
vance in prices = and with our new styles Of
SPRING FABRICS, will be offered at az small
advance as Can be bought IN any market.
OUR ASSORTMENT coMPR1sEs-
PRINTS-Of every make and price;
GINGH domestic and Imported.
LA LAWNS-French, Scotch aud American;
DELAINES-Do. do do,
Berege Deaines, De Beges, Mousselaines;
Turkey red Plate, and figured Reds,
Orleans ALPACAS-All price and colors;
Lama, Coburg. MohsIr CLOTHS,
Plain and figured DRESS SILKS,
Satins, MarceIlines, Grenadines;
Popines, silk and cotton and linen LustreS;
Irish Linens, plaid Linens, and every variety OF
Linen Goods. all of our own impor taton;
RIRBONS-Bonnet, Neck, MaDtua, &c.. rs large
aud full an assortment: as kept IN Silk Houses:
SUMNER STUFFS-Men's and Boys wear.
very large stock aud varie,y--Tweeds. CASH
maretts, Cottonades. Jeans and Satiinetts--
all prices, coiors, and grades;
ASSiMERES-Newest styles, fancy and plain;
Wooden aud MarseiIles;
BROAD CLOTHS-.Belgiana aud Domestic, black
and fancy colors;
Lurh O'iis. ocTReSs TduoitRS, cLCs
Laces. Wells, White Goods. Embroideries, Ger
man and English Hosiery. LisIe thread and
silk Gloves aud Mitts;
Every kind of Notions and Variety Goods;
BROWN SHEETINGS-AII widths and quail
ties;
BLEACHED SHIRTINGS-AlI widths and
qualities;
Cotton and Wooden FLANNELs
rickings, Diapers, Drillings, Osnaburgs. Shirting,
Stripes, Denims, sc. sc.
We shall keep our assortment fresh and full
throughout the season. and solicit an examination
from any one disposed to purchase.
Pittsburgh, March l6, 1888.
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Sale of Real Estate.

AN Friday, the 18Th of April. 1858, on the
" premises in Summit township. Monroe Co
Ohio az the hour Of IL O'Clock, NJ, of said day,
will he offered for sale to the highest bidder, the
following real estate, to wit: The south east quar-
ter of the north west quarter of Section number
tw enly three (23). in Township number five (5),
IN Range number six CO.,. Containing forty (iG)
arres, more or less, as the property of William
White, deceased; subject TO the dover estate her
tofor~ therein assigned, and appraised. subject to
said dover. at 1925 90 Terms of sale third
in hand, one-third Ia months, and the residue it,
IL months. with interest on the deferred payment,
and 10 he secured to The sati-fac of the under
signed. MARY ANN WHITE,
ADMIR- of William White. decd
March Is, 1853
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Administrators Sale.

0N Saturday. the 23d day OF April A. D. 1853.
~ on the premises hereinafter described, situate
III Genre township. Monroe county. Ohio. at the
,our Of O'Clock P. NJ OH said day. the under
signed will sell at public oucry. the following real
estate in said ounly. to wit, Sixty acres ot land
nff the north end OF the west half of the north
quarter of section l, in township 6. of range
6; also Is acres of the south end Of the hall
If the south west quarter of section 2, in town.
ship 6, of range 6, all in Monroe county, Ohio.
TERMS OF SALE -One-third il hand, one
third in months aud third in IL months with
interest frt the day of sse to be secured TO the
satisfaction of the undersigned.
WILLIAM PICKENS, Admir-.
of Edward McGinnis, deceased.
March %, 1853
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Notice in Partition.

TOHN KING. Lorenzo King, Westly King,
y Israel King and Mahala King. who are resi-.
dents OF the State of Iowa. will take notice that
a petition filed against them on the lst day of
February, A. D. 1853, in the court OF Common
Pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio. by Ira King, and
is now pending, wherein the said Ira King de-
mahds partition OF the following real estate, to
wit: The north half Of the north west quarter
of section twelve (l2.) township two CD of range
four q, \ in Monroe county. Ohio. and that at the
June Term of said court application will be made
by the said ia King for an order that PARTITION
may be made of said premises.
IRA KING
By HOLLISTER, OKEY 4 HOLLlSTER.
Feb. 3, 1858. His Attorneys.
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Notice in Partition.

Frederick Gruber, Magdalena Gruhcr, Elizabeth
Kahi, and he, husband Nicholas Kahi, Charles
Gruber and Jacob Gruber, will take notice that q
petition was filed against them Oh the 25th day of
March, 1853, and Is now pending in the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Monroe county. Ohio; where.
in John Daniel Grouse demands partition OF the
following real estate to wit: The north west quar-
ter of the north west quarter Of section nineteen.
township six, range six and that at the next term
of said Court application will he made by the sal
John Daniel Grouse. for order that Partition,
may be made of said premises.
ARCHBOLD s. DAVENPORT,
March 80, SO. Snl's for Petitioner.