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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-09

TIE CHINESE REBELLION rs = NEW ASPECT.
The Rev. J. J. Roberts. Il native of North
Carolina, who his been residing some years in
China, writes remarkable letter To Il friend in
California relative tothe Chinese REBELLION. lie
says:
"Thc chief leader in this affair turns out TO
A ls.sr-t 1, leafRel it ut nan Whesea. snr,
Canton and studied Christianity for scvcaI
months, some five or six years ago. And. in
stead of raising Il rebellion with tic design of
upsetting the Government, he seems ratl er
struggling for religious liberty, and is npsctting
idolatry. He is Il man of no extraordinary ap-
pearance, about five feet four or five inches
high, well built, round faced, regular in his fen-
lures, rather handsome, about middle aged, and
OF gentlcmanly manners While here. hc up.
piled himself TO the study of the Scriptures,
daily committing them to memory; and main
tains blamclcss department. He requested 10
be bap;isrd, hut left for Kwang,i before We
We're fully satisfied Of his fitness.
When he first c3rlc 10 us he brought some
pieces of p2c:rv and other essays, which he
had written respecting the Christian religion, the
knowledge of which he proteSSed to have de-
ived first, from 4 tract received at one Of the
examinations at Canton, and secondly, from Il
vision he had while sick, which he said cOrrobn-
rated the doctrines learned out of the book,
and hence he believed in the true God, ,.and came
to Canton expressly to be instructed, and to
learn the way Of the Lord more perfectly from
his own word
:" | am Informed that 100000 are now num-
bcred on the side of the chief; that he is popu-
lar among the people, treating them with re-
spcct, generosity aud kindness"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-09
FURTHER BY THE CAMBRIA.

The Charleston papers contain the following
particulars of the foreign markets and news by
tie Cambria:
The LIvERrouL MARKETs.--The sales of
cotton during the week comprised 4O,l50 bales,
and the imports 5000 bales At the commence
mcnt of The week the market opened heavy, but
improved towards the close. Quotations, hcw
ever are from sixteenth 10 nm eighth Of =
penny lower than they were on the 18th ulf
The lowe. qualities have declined an eighth
mddtng the most
The circular of Mcssrs DcnniStnun d Co. of
the 18th ult quotes Fair Orleans 6 3S, midiling
Orleans 5 l3. lG. fair Mobile l-S, mddng
Mobile 5 81 fair Upland ll-i6
Breadstufls were dull and declining.
Rice was quoted at 22s 6d per cwt.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. IS.-Coltun has declined
since the l2!h inst. fully an eighth of Il penny.
The weeks sales amount TO 000O bales, i'll
cuding 1000 on speculation. and 1000 for en-
port The sales to day are 5000 bales, and =
lnict market. We quote fair Orleans l-2,
middiing Orleans 3 4: fair Upland 6 g, and
midd!ing Upland ) 5S.
Trade in Manchester lni slightly declined.
The London Cotton Market WAS quiet on The
lS;i ult. with sales on thu, day of 2UOO bales.
The London Money Market has been sub
jcc;rd 10 Increased pressure. ConsoIs for
money were quoted nj from % 5s % Al.
The Bullion in the Bank OF England has de-
creased E35OO00.
The IIavrc Cotton Market had experienced Il
decline Of from one TO tw" francs, chiefly in
! UplandS The sales for The week ending the
18th ult. comprised 1850 bales. and the stock
exclusive of that on >hipboard, $4,000 bales.
Gr,r RrIT,IS-'rhp returns of the Board
of Trade show that the business of the country
has increased.
FEAScE.-Louis Napoleon has had private
Interview with the Russian Minister An active
Spng business is anticipated in Paris, and large
orders have been received in that city from
America.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-09
Lcish's Beautiful
DaGUERREoTTPESs
Daguerre types,

X n. LANNEAU would respectfully in
". form the cit zcns Of this place. that he has
opened his Daguerrean Rooms at the SPANN
HOTEL. where Lr will he happy To zee NIL these
in want Of good likeness Of themselves or
friends
lie docs moi hesitate to say that his Ikcncsscs arc
Superior to any ever taken
in this place. Call and see, and Judge for your
selves.
lie is aso taking his splendid
CAMEO DAGUERR REOTYPES
Which are pronounced by judges TO be the finest
specimens of the Art.
Miniatures taken fnr I.ock,ts, Medallions, Pins,
Bracelets and Finger Rings.
~ Call early as his s,ay will be short.
March #
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-09
A CASE FOR MRS. STOWE.

We are informed few days ago uf = trans1c-
ton which reflects much honor upon the parties
concerned and which we beg leave 10 relate for
the benefit of Mrs Stowe and her abolition SYM
pa;hi,crs.
The reader will remember that the barfuc
Zebra, bound from New Orleans to Liberia with
cmigrans. put into this port some weeks ago
with cholera on board. Several rmigrants had
died of the disease on the passage from New
Orleans TO this place, and great Consideration
and alarm prevailed among The passengers. AS
soon as their case was made known, our City Au-
horiIrs took immediate steps to supply the
cmigranis with fresh provisions and medical as
sislancr, and otherwise 10 contribute to their
comfort and safety. A gentleman residing in
EloriLa-a phiMmkrolhist in dced and not in
name-as soon as he heard OF the condition ot
the vessel. RENTED one hundred dollars to Il
friend in this city, with instructions to apply il
for the relief of The cmgrants. The friend to
whom the money was scnt gave immediate ut
tcn,iun TO the business, but found no use TO
which he could apply it. Persons i'll Louisiana
ard New Orleans, whence the Zebra sailed, had
already given orders by telegraph 10 have every
thing dUne which could colldurc to the health
and comfort of The cmigranls, both while here
ana on lnclr paSSiHc lo I'Iorih'' NC Se','S
man in Florida was Informed of this, anu he
wrote back TO his friend here /" keep The money
and apply it 10 the first case Of suffering which
might occur.
All this was done quietly and without the
least parade 1t MAS not found necessary, either
here or in New Orleans, TO take round Il sub
scrip,ion PAPER. or TO make appeals to the dor
mant Philanthropy Of the public through the
press. The simple fact of the condition of the
ia7nrd by s7H F4 a4d was d5H%gp fs5 abb bc
remembered, by slavcholdcrs-a class of mcr
who are lrss understood and more viIificd at The
North tllan any other in this country. The
truth is, the master is tic best friend the slave
has He would do him favor. relieve his wants
and amrlnrale his condition, sooner than any
fAnalica aboiiionist, from Mrs Stowe and the
Duchess of Sutherland down to Abby FOLSOM,
and Fred Douglass.-Savannah Republican.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-09
THE SPEAKERSInP.

A correspondent of the New York Tribune
pays the following compliment to Mr. Orr of
this State. Coming from that source, one niay
suppose the praise really mcritcd, unless they
conclude that the hatred of Grcely to Boyd
would lead TO praise of the fcnd himself for
purposes o. disparagement:
Speaker Boyd has unwittinely raised up IN
opponent 10 his c&.ims to the Speakrrslip of the
next Congress, by calling Mr.. Orr, of South
Carolina, 10 preside over the Committee of the
Wh"lc on the state Of the Union, during the past
week, the Civil aN Diplomatic Appropriation
bill being under consideration. When that mra-
sure is up the first order of Parliamentary ahili-
lies is requisite in thc Chairman; and lis Mr..
Orr, had hardly ever before been in the chair
it WAS taken for granted that he would make
dead failure. Much to the surprise of all, how
ever, he carried the bill through tire three days
sitings devoted to it, with skill which has
g:.incd him great credit indeed. have heard
many members already advocating his election
to the next Speakership. 1t is certain that no
o,hcr democratic member Of the present Com
rrcsS can be called his rival in qualifications for
the post This is now the received opinion here
However, qualifications will have little to do
with the solutiun of. the problem of success in
the election land this being the case, it is for;u-
nate for Mr.. Orr Ibis ambition runs in that way,
tina, though not long since pronounced by some
almost disnnioni>t, his record upon practical
questions has been such rs to give Him great
strength. Thus he, almost alone of democratic
members from the older Southern States, has
been m nnvarying friend of the policy of dona-
TING public lands in aid of the construction of
railroads He is also rigid economist in voting
on questions of expenditure without joining the
L.. =, L.,
propositions as often as possible. As 1t Is GER
tain that there will be few Southern Democrats
in the next Compensatory few-who were not
identified with the late Southern Rights organ-
za.ion The South in caucus will present well
nirh IN unbroken front for him. So it is pro-
babc that he will get the nomination on the first
hnllnt -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-09

EYES RyGHT.-A bill in relation to free per-
sous Of color has been passed by both branches
of the Illinois Legislature. 1t prohibits the en-
trance Of free eolured persons into the State,
nnder the penalty Of being sold into slavery, and
authqrses the admission of slaves if brought i'll
or sent by their Observation-Disclosures Mercury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-09

INCREASE OF SALARtks.-The Senate have
adopted All amendment to tho Civil and Diplo-
malic Appropriation Bill, increasing the snlaries
of the Vice President and Cabinet officers TO
$4,000 per annum The motion tn appropriate
S44U,v0J TO erect residences for them was re-
ici.d.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-09

Dissolve gunpowdcr in tumbler of wafer,
and when settled, pour off the clear water, and
the remainder is tooth-powder. Try it.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-09
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.

The following is the result of the election recent,
ly held in the Fourth Consre, sional District:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-09

LOOK OUT FOR CoUSTERFEIrs.-We receive
letters almost every day, from different sections
of The country. stating that there individuals
travelling through the State, pretending to be
horsc-traders, but who in fact are engaged in
passing counterfeit money. Thus far they have
succeeded in imposing on the unsuspecting peo-
pie considerable amount ofspurious currency,
mostly of the denomination ofiitty dollar notes
on the Marine and Fire Insurance Bank of the
Stale of Georgia. Against this kind Of money
we warned our readers week or Two ago. We
now give them another warming The ilinerHnt
swinders engaged in this business when they
find that the community are appriscd OF their
passing counterfeit bills on one bank, and
whilst publir attention is directed to the kind
detected, will forthwith commence issuing the
spurious bills of another institution, and put in
circulation thousands of dollars without being
suspected Here is the great and real danger
at this limc.-Coumbus Enquirer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-09
Esy tho Governor.

HEADQUARTERS,
CHARLESTON, Feb. 25, 1858.
TIVE following gentlemen have been appointed
l. and commissioned Aides s-de-Camp TO his Ex-
crllcncy the Governor and. Commandcr-in-C Chief,
with the rank Of Lieutenant Colonel, and will be
obrycd and respected accordingly. by order:
J. W. CANTEY,
Adjt and Inspector General.
JosErn HAYWARD,
ALEXANDER G. RICE,
BENJAMIN T. BRocKMAN,
JOSEPH SToSEy,
SUMMERrIgLD GARY,
WIN. r. DuGAX
March Q 81 8
DRUGS, MEDICINES, OILS, SC.
A FRESH selected assortment, Of EVERY
IN ARTICLE in this line, for sale at the very
lowest prices, for Cash, by
WM. lIATNES, DRUGGIST.
BroadStrcet, Augusta, Ga.
Mar At 8
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-09

Dr. AsHBEL SMITH publishes in the Austin,
Texas, State Gazette letter to the effect that
Prof Morse. about twelve years ago, made Il
formal grant to the Republic of Texas, General
Hunt then being Minister of Texas at Washing
tnn of the right TO use the telegraph in Texas
without compensation. Subsequently to annex
alton, Prof Morse informed the Doctor that he
had not the right, and still less the inclination TO
withdraw or resume his gift To the Republic
The people of Texas, therefore, have the right
to establish telegraph lines. without compcnsr-
ton, anywhere throughout the State.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-09

TIE SAcEIFlcc OF y MEDIUM-A man whose
name is Samuel Cole, residing in Washington
county, Ohio, who WIS mlde insane from the
workings ofthe spiri-rappings delu>ion, became
possessed of the idea that he must offer, like
Abraham of old, a sacrifice to the Supreme
Ruler of the Univcase lie accordingly pro-
cecdcl to carry his object into execution, by
taking nff one of his feet, which he succeeded
in doing some days since, in a very scientific
manner, and with heroic determination that
would compare with the sef.Sacrdcing deeds
S dHo IN I oe1 eS1 bs msb s 1 be G,snJsG sS
in 4 like cause, had him conveyed to the Lunatic
Asylum at Columbus, where he is now in The
cnioymcnl Of rs much liberty rs the nature Of
his disease will warrant the superintendent Of
that institution in granting him.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-09

SMALL NoTEs.-Our Legislature, at its last
session, having enacted law, forbidiug. under
certain penalties, the circulation of any bunk
bills, less than five dollars, issued by any bank
or company within or without this State, other
than the Bank Of the State of South Carolina,
with u single eye on our part to make that law
known-to guard our readers from loss-and to
promote the interests fall concerned, we called
attention to The fact, and expressed our ap-
proval of the same. A large portion of the
press however, and a majority of those with
WHOM. we have convcrscd, entertain an opinion
different ir>m ours. So b. rit-thc presumption
is that we were wrong Not being disposed to
argue question, on which the public have made
up their minds, we are cu2tent, in common with
others, that it should pass toi what it Is worth.
II is contended by some, and we think with
much force, that, as our railroads extend towards
the adjoining States of North Carolina Tenncs-
see and Georgia, the trade and travel from those
sections must greatly increase aud if the small
bill held there by persons coming here will not
be received, it would cause much Inconvenience,
and thousands of small bills will be kept away
from us. 1t is also said that similar laws in
other States have been generally disregarded
And here in South Carolina editor has al
ready declared that he will not regard the law
Under all these circumstances, the presumption
is that it will prove to be a dead letter.
Carolina Spartan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-17
Tclegraphic Marine Report.
NEW OkLAArs, Oct 10
Dyer from Philadelphia
Memoranda.


New ship Ocean seed 800 TONS has been chartered to
load at New York for Australia Calcutta and bac. to New
York. at 50 per ton register per month 3 months voy
age) manned, victualed, &c, by the charterer
superior white oak ship of 100 TONS built by Messrs
Hitc cock Co. of Damarscotta has been purchased by
Francis Leland Of this city, for 36i 900 cash She win be
called the Metropolitan and be employed in the general
freightng business.
Ship Charles Croker, $50 toms years old built at
Bath capable Of carrying 1900 Charleston bales cotton
has been sold to parties in Charleston for $50 600 cash. to
be delivered to her purchaser when she returns from her
present voyage to Liverpool
LArSorrD-At Thomaston, Oct 8, by Messrs Stetson,
Gerry CO. ship Of 200 tons, called the
to be commanded by Capt Arthur Fales. She is owned
by Hon Edw Robinson, Capt Faes, and the builders
At Rockland, Oct I, by Mr. Edw Andrews, a superior
schr Of 1s2 tons, called the Emma Furbish.
At st George Oct finely modelled fore and aft schr
of about 200 IONS called the Cycoi to be commanded by
Capt Gilclrst.
fine clipper schr Of about 1876 tons, building by Mr.
Samuel Crosby J at Cenrevie Mass for Messrs Crowel
Lewis, YALE OF Boston, and Capt John Case and
others, Of q ntreye will be launched about 25th inst.
She is called the Village Gem is intended FOR the Southern
trade, and viii be commanded by Capt Case
The Thurston, from Cenuegos, reports that Capt FL
lfson of the bark Victory previously reported sid Dist
ut for Phiadephia), had died at Cenfuegos e 10th
and the lih Alexander Sultana" OF Boston, and Ma
than Pipkney, of Yarmouth, Ms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-17
Herald Marine Correspondence.

Arved--Bark Venezuela, son, Iaguayra; briggs Mail
Baker, Boston; VIM Pitt Berry, do VIM Pitt Baxter do;
schrs Delaware Harding, Providence; Gazele, Crowcll
Boston; Louisa Cooper peakync's Landing; Chief Shall
err, Portland CT Gen Clnsh Baker NYork; Susan Rich
ards Camden; Mantua, haxson, fIederica; John Hail.
Noon do steamers Virginia Teal Richmond via Norfolk
Deb ware Clark, NYork.
Drandor, pulnr. Quebec barks Elk, Hammond Boston;
Roderick ihu Smith, Mobile: Ellen psrson, Stanton
Boston, schIs 1ammot Dupont Corson, Boston, Deane
Freeman do; Chief Shailler Hartford: Pemaquid Storcr
Salem, ass; Gov Brooks, sctson Portland Foster New
begin, 10 ton; Hero, Iudman Baltimore; Sarah Amelia
Tassapae Aexnndra Dyer, Bradman, Wilmington, Nc;
II Barnard, Yarnsworth, Boz ton, Amira " Candy, New
Rork; Ann Baker, Smith, NYork; steamer Empire Fay
man, Baltimore.
Hs9 HAMILTON BRnrpA, Sept 27.
very large log OF mahogany 26 feet by ga feet square,
marked In places, AT each end Hyde, aud in few
places a. crossed weeks since ou nd the
North Rock by some fishermen. and has lately been
brought into this harbor The Court Of Vice Admiralty
have taken charge of II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-17

THE CHINESE JuGGLERs IN TROUBLE AGAIN.
These natives Of the Flowery Kingdom who but ,ently
emerged from New York almshouse, have again been
the victims Of deception and have been out iugged
by Yankee speculation. Ia September last James Sher
lock, from Troy Michigan, engaged them TO perform in
this country and gland agreeing 10 pay their expenses
and give them of the receipts for period of ten
months after their FIRST performance in England whittier
they 20 stany time appointed by sherlock Their
manager brought them to this city, where the trops
formed three nights They euttled to their one-
third winch Amounted to only SIS and their expenses,
but Sherlock they allegc, thinking the engagement
would not be profitable declared bis intention Of giving
IL up and refused pay them their share They also
that he borrowed 32I of them temporary loan,
but las since refused 10 refund. Whereapon Assam,
Wan Sing Yau-Yiu, Chin Moon Yau. YOU Ashee and
CHM eau. members o: the Hong Kong company, appear
ed this morning before Justice Hesey and made aayits
a. the above char.es signed with sush characters
boxes md a warrant was Issued against Sher
JOCK, but search discovered that he had LETT the
State. The Hong Kong company are therefore minus
the share Of the proceed aud Assam and fau III are
j. addition minus respectively $50 and 81. some articles
left h. Sherlock attached under process issued by
Justice Nilcox-Neuark Adgotiscr, oct. Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-17

Co See arrival OF the Atlantic in general col
ScIm Emily 0'Bren from Halifax Oct for Baltimore,
ashore at ship fiarbor, prev TO 9th; particulars
BR scnR Ina Evans from NYork5for st Thomas which
was dmosted and sprung leak Ang 49, threw over deck
load put into Turks ans for repairs anil started again
for 81 Thomas under Jury masts brought Up ut Nassau
ut, having been unable 10 work to windward.
BARK Plymouth mot plympton), Coker, abandoned at
SEQ had her taken on by schr lyceum a1d after
wards Transferred TO tho Washington which carried them
into Halifax It'll inst Capt Coker and arrived at
Boston l4th in 81 brig Belle.
EnG MORN CRro of B,.ton) Wass, from Addison Ne,
for NYork, with lumber, parted her chain in the blow
night of lIth inst dragged her other anchor went
athsre On the common fats OF Chatham; win probabl
be got of by dschargng deck load On l2th in attempt
re 10 carry out an anchor the beat filed with water and
the mate II Plumner Of Addison, Me, aud James Tho
mas, seaman were drowned.
SON LIVE, 1ssry hsncs for Portland, put into Hy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-17
Fort of New York, October IG, 1853.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Atlantic West Liverpool Oct g. PM, with
2l0 passci gers, to Collins Arr up at 12L Pm. Oct
Is at Pm, 100 miles east Of the Hook saw steamship
Baltic hence for Liverpool
Ship Southport wilson Liverpool AZ days with % pas
enger George Buckley Has been ~ DAYS west III the
Banks Had very hesvy weather during the passage SUI
feiing severely In hull, sails and rigging.
Ship Nulure new, Smith, Essex, Ct "a h. tra 10
Hurlbut 4 Co. Was towed to the city by steamtug
Ocean.
Baik Cuba Graves Newport, days to Mayhem, Talbot
Bari Carrier Pr con- Jones Boston days to master.
Brig Mary Perkins, Nickerscn, Boston, days, to "
Brig Rogelim, Hitchcock, PASSPORT, days to Smith &
Boynton.
Brig Lucy Jones Somerset 2 days, to master
Brig Ihurson Peas, Cenucsos, sept 1s to Ceballos,
rader 4 Co.
Brig star (Br), Cassidy, Turks islands, 10 days, TOLL
schr Miranda (of New Haven't wedmore st Croix, Oct
l. to b DeForest h Co.
Dutch gslliot Maria 4 Adrana ourvehard, Boston,
days, 20 lunch 4 Meincke
schr Statesman, White, Cherryfeld, 10 days.
Sclr Chit garora, Davey, Virginia
Sohr Ann nagan, Rockland, days
Schr Arriana, Wallace, Richmond days.
Scilr Victor, Allen, Harwch days
schr Armada Baker Harwch days.
scbr Exit Kelley, Harwich, 2 days.
schr W X Hurnham, poGne, Uarwich days.
sclr Conncil, Howes, Provincetowp, 2 days.
scbr Pavilion, Kelley, Harsch, days.
schr Flvira, Nicherson, Dennis, 4days.
schr Joseph MIape Law, Gloucester, days
schr r Broois, Nickerson, Harvich days
Schr Belle, Nickerson, Chatham, days.
Schr j Nickerson Nickerson, Harwich, 2 days,
schr u Babson Whalin, Rocl port, 3days.
schr Pigorro Chase Barnstable, days.
schr Jenny Lind, MancL ester, Newport 2 days.
schr T lyme, Nelson, Hartford, 2 days.
schr Martha Maria, Ferris, Salem, days
Schr Cape Cod, Kelley, Boston, days
Scbr Sarah, Perry New Bedford, 2 days.
schr Paugasset, Bourne, New Bedford days, for Al
CIV, aa.l.,as pw;0~, Nev ncdford q dav. sor AIsa~v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-17
Domestic Intelligence.

Ccl Jesse Mills IL appointed Postmaster at Smithtown,
y r. IN the place Of Lyman Wheeler, Esq., resigned
The Grand jury AZ Providence X. H. have indicted six
fer the wilful murder of Neal Dougherty who was
Irul8y beaten T. death at riot dufing the late fire
there Two Of the parties, both young men, have been
arrested.
portion Of tho boarding house keepers Of Boston held
citing tie li inst, and resolved to advance the
price VI beard atty cents week. in consequence IL the
high price Of provisions Hour sells for IS 30 and
81 Per Dbl.
lilo Cleveland IlaiHdealcr says that Mrs. Emma Coo
has been pursuing OF legal studies for the pur
pose Of qualifying herself for the practice OF that pro-
iossion. What jury could withstand the eloqJence Of
such special pleaderS
Two Irisbnen got fighting at Ellsworth Me-, the 9th
instant in which one OF the bit on the others
nose and swallowed IT, While the perperstor Of this act
the way 10 the lock up he attempted to cat his
OWL threat,