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sale of Eighteen Valuable Negroes ~,
fTOpersy, on Tuesday the frSt q, anu Other

SAFE OF Eighteen Valuable Negroes. and o.
Er0PeTsy, ON Tuesday the first of u other
" LII BE Of EkED FOR SALE Ar araHry;
slaves INC town OF "arrenton' eighteen very vauaGs
Ihey are mostly of that class known as f,,,;,
and 1t Is seid that negroes of the W house
are lTund IN market sell them for fault Wba %
0hE because have personal use for ei but
and am unwilling to hire them out any u, Their
Aplong them ale three remarkably fine LaunIr longer
m1 rd Is also good Cook another probably hs S e Of
ored oeamstress III Warren County Ten ii he DeAt c"
are handsome boys and girls between the e humber
'm years may state that all these negr e ana
likely. F ses are uhcomnOnly
At the same time and place, will be sold troot g
"cleS OF land, lying very the limits of t,r. vi zen
ON inc N5dgeway Toad and adjoining the lands ~ ohng
AyGock' Thomas f. Green and others This II - L.
under enclosure and is a conlnon but ycrr IS all
ne mousse with some other convenences 1t ta,
eilgiDe site for fine building S" most
Shaii De absent from th!s State during the vir.
my brother, Nathaniel r. Jones, Of Warrrnt,, out
peleiy authorized by my Power IF Attorney drI IS con-
eu ana registered, to conduct the above sale in ali
d aS ana To convey to the purchasers unquestonab
ne VIII IN the meantime show the property To
tending or wishing to buy. ~ persons IN
Terms: Will be credit of nine months nm o
ponds, bearing interest from the time of sale approved
yy,-.. - - EDWARD Z. JONES
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The PREMIUM PLoUGH-We understand that the
President of the Cumberland county Agricultural
Society bought the patent Plough exhibited at our
late Fair by McCaskill, of Richmond county, and
also the right to make the poughs in this county, at
the price, together, $218. The plough was tried on
the Fair Grounds by the President and other prac.
teal farmers, and highly approved Of We suppose
that arrangements will be made to have them sup
piled to formers of this county at reasonable price
Fay. O6serUer
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Nov. ), 1855.

D0Wden's Celebrated Virginia Bitters.
all the active properties of Peruvian Bark SnakewOod,
loerPenteria VIrga combined with of the best Veg
eaoe tones known to the medical profession. For Dys
pepsa Indigestion nervous debility, Diarrhea Liver af
ana all diseases arising from disordered state Of
the digestive organs recommended by all the Physicians
OF the South and West the agreeable and effective
Ague Bilious Fever ana cure e and vror to
the stomach Increasing the appetite and restoring the
off the effects of climate and local causes
~trIce 90 cents per bottle. 81 80 for six bottles.
fresh supply received and for sale by WILLIAMS HAY
wooD, and 2: F. PEscUD Raleigh N G.
None genuine without proprietors signature.
GEO. DOWDES,r
Chemist Druggist,
rfe- Richmond Va.
November &c. 1855 In3Cem
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/ @4.- James Huske, dress cake,
s w. Tillinghast, 1>sponge cake, ]
Kyle, bread. ]
g rusk, 1919 t1rs dip
J. A. WORTH 1loaf bread, i...a 1
A. A. Mcclellan, l loaf bread, dip
!" c. Winslow, / loaf bread, dip
John Elliot, loaf bread, dip
:. :" s., plain corn bread, dip
II. L, Myrover, lot corn and flour bread,
A. A. McKethan, sample of dried beef, !
5ob s; E Eist s. s1rn beef dip
A. A. McKethan roast turkey, l
W. B. Wright, apple pudding 1
A. A. Mcclellan, l ham, 1
John McRae, l lot honey in comb, 1
q. E. Leete, bottle scuppernong wine, dip
Miss Kate Ochltree, bottle wine, l
Mrs. c. B. Maett, bottle blackberry wine, dip
Mr.. Hugh Mclean, sealed cans peaches, L
Mrs. w. j. Anderson, sponge cake, dip
I. Fl. Pemberton, l box native chestnuts, dip
T. II. Pemberton, specimen Of pea, similar
to the cow pea growing under the ground
like the ground pea great curiosity.
Minerals.
l." j. Haughton, Chatham CO., Bituminous coal, 50
" " " Mineral paint 2
Col. Alex. Murchison, Harnett CO., specimen
granite, l
Miss Emily R. Tilnghast, beautiful specimens
Fossil, Vegetable, rystaized Quartz and
other specimens of minerals
DIR. Benbow, case of mineral teeth, dip
71otting Match.
Between Messrs A. Alden and Geo. Crofton, in
Buggies. Time.
A. Alden, 3n 4Os. S.
Geo. Crofton, 3m 42s dip
Raiford Cole pacing. Time, Am, dip
Mrshl Williams i" &c Ain sos, dip
Discretionary Premiums.
The Committee on discretionary premiums find
but few articles which are not embraced under spe-
cific heads.
Among the few are
LIST. very remarkable specimen of sculpture
first effort-by Mr. Vernon to which they award
diploma and premium of S..
I'd. An admirably designed and executed tomb
stone and sun dial, by Mr.. Geo. Lauder, diploma and
premium of So.
Sd. A model of dam and lock, by Col A. S. Nc
Neill. Diploma.
4th. Two admirably executed drawings of loco
motives, by Mr. E. N. Robertson, Civil Engineer.
Diploma.
5th. Several cards of superior hardware, exhibit
ed by Messrs. Cook Johnson Dip.
9th China Vases, brought direct from China.
Exhibited by Miss Kate Ochiltree. Dip
9TH. bunch of Heather, in flower, from the Pent-
land Hills, Heart of MdlothianD Scotland. Re-
ceved by Mr. George Lauder, from his native land,
and exhibited by him. Dip.
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A vote is to be taken in the town of Charlotte on
the 22d inst, to authorize the authorities to
subscribe BE, 900 to the Wilmington and Ruther-
ford Railroad.
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SIAIE OF NORTH CAROLINAN, CT
- CoUNT1-Court of Pleas and QuarIer Sessions u Nm
IefiG ls'0LMIiy Williams Dempsey Williams lIaIpis
:" ilianis Zebede. Williams, jimmy Williams Chilli WI
nams, Polly Williams Pety Williams Jet WiIl;amSs " VIII IL,
Ihos. Williams Petition for Dover l'' anu
II appearing to the satisfaction of the Court tI+ Dit
Williams, Jet Williams and Thos Williams are nro icy
gents OF tins State it is therefore ordered that publication
De mace In the North Carolina Standard for SIX weeks f
SAD defendants to appear Court of Ppas and
Quarter Sessions to be held for the County of Nash a tb
Court House IN Nashville, the Monday in Febr,
airy next then and there TO plead answer or deur or this
Will be heard parte Them ' " u''
ltnesS, W. T. Arlington, Clerk of our said Court at
ONCE In Nashville, the second Monday of Nov 1H55
December 1879 ~ ~ "
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To BE HUNG.-Joesph Williams, convicted of the
murder of his father, Fancis Williams. has been
sentenced by the Circuit Court of Person county.
n; u, to be hanged on the Gath day of December
we understand that petition signed by over 400
persons has been forwarded to the Governor of the
State praying the pardon of Williams
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&TATE OF NORTH CAROIJNA.-NAS

$500 OF NORTH CAROLINA.-NASH
HoCOUNT1.-Cuurt of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Nov
Term, lo53:-Lucy Bass, VIM. H. Edwards and wife Eliza
beth vs. Richard Bass the Children of j. j. Holland and
for Division of Slaves. ~
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Rich
ard Bass the Children of J. D. Holland and the Children
John Gundy and wife Elizabeth non-residents of
mus state 1t is therefore ordered that publication be made
IN the North Carolina Standard six weeks for the sad
defendants to appear Court of Pleas and Omar
ter sessions to be held the County Nash at The Court
next then and there to plead, derur to the said
petition or the case will be heard arte them and
Witness, w T. Arlington, Clerk of our said Court at
ohce' In Nashville, the second Monday of Nov IS55
w. 7. ARLINGTON, Clerk.
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WILMINGTON AND CHARLOTTE RAnRoAD-Upion
county has added S16 600 to the SIT 900 previously
wall vote, on the AID inst. upon a proposal to sub.
scribe $25, 900. - - = ',.e sao-
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, WAKE
~ COUNTY in Equity, James ID. Newsonl, Complain
ant, 0s John B. Barrett and Caleb H. Richmond Defend
ants
. Whereas James d. Newsom, Esq, of Wake County, has
MED in our Court of Equity for said County his bill of COM
plant against John Barrett and Caleb H. Richmond and
has made oath before that the said Jno B. Barrett
of this State and resident of the State of
virginia this therefore is to notify the said John B. Bar
Ee FER We, he may be- to be and Court of
day after the 4h Monday in March, 1856 at the Court
House in Raleigh then and there plead, de;
nur to the said bill of complaint otherwise that the sa
bill will be taken pro c0tesSO him and decree made
accordingly. .-s.----
Witness, my hand, this 18th November, A. D.. 1855.
ED. G. HAYWOOD, c. & NJ. f.
Raleigh, Nov 20, 1852 l04-6wdsW.
~ Milton Chronicle copy for six weeks and forward
account to subscriber
Raleigh & CASTOR Railroad Company
RALEIGH, Dec l, IS55-
FUNHE ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF PER CENT. LATE
II LIZ declared by the Raleigh CASTOR Railroad Com
will be paid to the stockholders and after the 18th
instant.
W. W. .VASS, Treasurer.
6-2m.
~ Raleigh Register and Petersburg 1nellgencer will
copy till day.
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SPEAKERS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Since the formation of the democratic and whig
parties (says the Albany Argus) there have been
thirty elections for speakers of the House of Repre-
sentatves, resulting in the election of twenty-eight
democrats and two wings. Previous to this period
there were six elections which resulted in the choice
of five federalists and one anti-federalist.
The following list of Speakers of the House of
Representatives. and the terms for which they were
elected may not at the present time be uninterest-
ing 1t will be recollected that prior to the nomina-
ton of Jackson for the presidency, Henry Clay was
democrat:
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c11MRER1AND COUNTY FAIR.

The several Examining Committees of the Agrl-
cultural Society of Cumberland County awarded the
following Premiums at their Annual Exhibition, Nov
2Sth Goth and 3Oth, 1866. -
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Partment issue an order requiring the advsr.
Using list of either once to be exhibited In
the lobby Of the other. This 10 most excel
lent euggestion. and Mr.. G. 8. H. deserves the
public thanks for proposing it. "a
Mr.. John Withers, of this city, has sd.
dressed . letter to the editors of the Virginia
Sentinel, which appears in that paper this
morning, IN reply to the recent comments Of
the Globe. Mr.. W. says tho Globe wilfully
publishes false statements through malice;
that the debts of Selden, Withers 4 Co ought
to be paid, but that some time should be al
lowed the firm to dispose of their assets With
out too great sacrifice; that individually he is
only a. a surety for thefrm, snd their assets
must be exhausted before he can be called
upon; that he has applied q large amount Of
his private fortune to satisfy claims against
the firm; that It is not in his power to pay The
debts of the firm at once; that he is not worth
. million Of dollars; never has claimed to be
worth over $500 900; that there are other
partners equally bound to pay as be; that 1,
is simply impossible for him to pay all these
claims The Sentinel introduces this letter
with pretty long article, and thinks that Mr.
Withers means to do what is right, and that
no kindly nan will deny him the opportunity
Julien gives concert to- morrow night, and
the Mount Vernon Gvards announce q birth
night ball on the evening Of the I'D
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Indian Fight in Texas.

The San Antonio Ledger extra, of the 18Th
ult., furnishes the following account of fight
between party Of rangers and party of
Camanche and Mexioans, at the crossing of
the Peoos, in which six Indians and one Mex.
lean were killed, and several we're captured
The letter containing the intelligence is dated
January 8:
The command of Major Simonson, consisting
OF ridemen and Texas mounted volunteers
encsmped OF To night Of the 9th at Oak
Creek, and yestetda morning the advance
guard fell in with q med party of Canaan.
che indians aud Me- Jams at the crossing of
the Pecos, and succeeded in killing six of the
Indians and capturing the balance, with a
considerable number of mules aid ponies.
Capt Travis's company participated in the
affair, while that of Captain Henry's won't in
ravine. -
From the captured party, it was asoertsined
that nineteen Indians had gone down the day
before with fifty head of mules. Capt Walk
ers company was despatched in pursuit, and
have returned without success 1t is suppt Sod
that the Indians were aware of our presence,
and made forced travel to effect escape
Yesterday was an exciting day. After the
affair OF the morning, We marched to his
PoilJ uSo LILIES lrom lue eceno OI 8Ctl0n, dnd
spent the balance Of the day in roping Indian
horses and mules, a number of which were
found in the mountains near by. The captive
Mexicsns, after bsirg disarmed Of their bows
and arrows, were released. s.
They all had on moccasins, and were armed
like Indians, and their packs contained buffa-
10 robes and Mexican blankets, and il is sup
posed that they were Mexican Indian traders
Resting at this point one day, We will take up
the line of travel for new and more exciting
scenes. From appearances, and what has be en-
ascertsined, much service in the fighting line
may yet be tho lot of the command, although
they have so short a time to serve The health
of the troops is generally good, and the con.
dition of their animals first rate
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.

Lbrary Of tie Young Mems Christian As
soctatton - Washington Hall Benepo-
Ience-Rtver St.a er-ImproVemsnt--P Post
Office Mattsrs-Wttksrs IS Letter-dmuss.
n7eHts.
ALEXANDRIA, Feb. l, 1885.
The Young Mems Christian Association of
our city are busily engaged in their philan
thropic enterprise. The Librarian, Mr. John
Mckenzie, Acknowledges the receipt of some
liberal donations in books, and solici:s further
contributions t.t. .rf
Washington Hall il crowded nightly to wit
ness the Performances Of the Boon Children.
In scenes from King Lear, Macbeth, Romeo
and uliet, The Honeymoon and the School
for Scandal, they are winning golden opinions
from all sorts Of people. .
The lady managers of the late fair repre-
senting four Of the Christian congregations of
our city, have united their portion Of the re-
oeipts from that benifoent enterprise into one
fund, and organised themselves into the
Union Benevolent Society" A meeting in
furtherance Of this laudable object will be
hold at the Relief Engine House, this after
noon at 8 o'clock. Thus commences another
bensGcent enterprise
The Potomac Steamboat Company meet at
the same place TO- night, when. the organiIa-
ton will be completed and arrangements
made to secure a steamer in time for the spring
trade. 9''
The Sentinel says that +" Mr.. James Green
intends erecting large addition to the Man
sion House, kept by Mr. A. G. Newton, which
will occupy the open area or yard in front of
the Herbert Rouse known as 'Brsddock's
Headquarters and is to correspond with the
front or western view Of the present building
on Fairfax street. The first story will be
Handsomely arranged for stores, and the re-
naindss appropriated ts 70 oS hotel It
found atom - - ~
A writer in the Gazette of this morning no
tees that large number Of Alexandria, Va,
letters are advertised by the ostmsster Of
Alexandria, L., and suggests that the Do.
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eE0EeKT0WN c0RRRspoHDEHcx.

VIgtlant Fire COmpamy-Canai-Mil
6uStness-Cat"e and other INarkets-
Cold Weather and close of Navigation.
GEORGETOWN, Feb. l. 1855.
The Vigilant Fire Company had, last night,
quite an interesting and spirited meeting a,
the opening of their library Wit and good
humor flowed in abundance. We regret to
say, however, that the number of books in the
library are far short of what they ought to
be, considering all the circumstances. The
Vigilant il the only company in our city upon
which our citizens have to depend for the pro-
lection Of their property in case of q IRE, and
as 1t has never failed heretofore to render
cheerfulIy good service whenever necessity
required, and a. 1t is composed almost entirely
Of men of limited means, We think our NOR
fortunate citizens would be but consulting
their own interests by contributing literally
towards the library which they are trying to
collect for the ment al improvement of the mem.
bers. Doubtless nothing would tend in a
greater degree TO cement the company to
gether, and cause il at all times to be strong,
and composed Of such persons as would do
honor to the calling of fireman
We learn from the gentlemanly and deserv-
eddy popular Collector of our Canal Company,
at the Georgetown station, (Mr Matthew'S
that the water will be let of 10 day for the
purpose of making some repairs, and removing
some bars and other distractions which il
will require some three weeks to accomplish
The following statistics, which We believe
are in the main correct, more likely to be a
tTife under the actual amounts than above.
will show that the manufacture of -four in our
city is an item of trade of considerable more
magnitude than most persons would imagine
For the ave months ending December 3Ist,
there was mar ufactured into -four 34O 600
bushels OF wheat, at an average cost of 81 20
per bushel, making in the aggregate $578, 900
expended for wheat. This amount of wheat.
allowing Al bushels to the barrel of hour'
would give 1856 barrels, which at an aver.
age price Of s. so per barrel, would yield the
handsome sum of $642 1925
The offerings Of Beef Cattle at Drover's Rest
this week, has amounted to 100 head which
was purchased by District butchers at 81 1914
1915 on the hoOf, equal to So 37tsSlI 30 net.
Sheep 4a5 cents Per 10. Hogs 81 rs
The weather continues very cold Our
river is blockei up tight by ice. Business of
every kind is very slack.
No change in the -four and grain market
since our last SPECTATOR.
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Government, and is mustered fer that purpose
in conformity with the regulations of the
Quartermsster's Department, (par. 1o95,) he
is entitled to the extra compensation.
Inc Hon. Henry A. Wise.-We trust th at
our neighbors of Alexandra will do their
best to accommodate with places at their meet
ing on Saturday night, the host of distinguish.
Cd gentleman from all quarters of the Union
who propose to 60 thither in the hope of being
able to hear the expected speech of the Hon
Henry A. Wise. Not only do large number
of members o1Congress propose to be present
but also some hundred or more strangers oil
distinction who are now among us.
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n We are in receipt Of the Wing Almanac
for 1855, published by Greedy and McElrath,
New York. 1t is q most useful publication,
containing large amount of political infor-
nation, such as 10 found in no other single
book. Its circulation, We are told, is i'm.
mense.
We have the annual report, for tho past
year, Of tho Treasurer of the State of New
York
Murphy & Co., Baltimore, have sent Us the
metropolitan" for February. 1t Is . we'll
conducted Catholic public alton, and contains
a slashing article on "Political Religionism -
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NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE

'I'HE underEgned having associated themse,ve.
l. under the firm Of "Hutchenson & Munro ): for
the purpose OF carrying on the FANCY BUSINESS
~ All ls various departments, and having taken the
new store next to Harper's, No-3IO PennsyIvania
avenue, between 9Th asd 10th streets, Wi open on
MONDAY the 9Th instant, large and desirabIe atocI
Of goods In the above line = 's&'SA
We hope by our endeavors TO p,ea.e .,I ,vho nav
favor US with their CUSTOM and 81 strict sttention
10 business 10 merit share of the coincidence md
patronage Of the public.
.. JOSEPH HUTCHINSON,
JAMES B. MUNRO.
r,s.-We Will also, In connection with the above
open on the LIST March an entire new and fashion
ape stock Of Spring Millinery-nbands, bomets,
mowers, &C. This department will be under The
charge of Miss 8. J. THOMPSON.
feb 2v3t
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Death II Jot n W. Msury, Kso.
SPIRIT OF TIE MORNING PRESS

The IsteLtgs7cer announces the lame nted
death Of the Costa Rican minister, which &C.
Cured yesterday. Faying:
"It is our psicfal duty to announce the de.
cease yesterday, the lst instant, at his resi-
Sence IN this CITY after lingering illness of
Senior Don Felipe Molina, Minister Plenipo
Tertiary Of Cate Rica, Guatem ala, and San
salvador. Ihs estimsble character of this
gentleman, his fire and cultivated understand.
ing, bis modssty and amiability, had won for
him no Less. re believe, the respect of the
doverumeuS tnar the esteem of his colleagues
and OF all Sho knew him, and will cause his
death to be sincerely regretted.
The Untcn. discussing Know Nothingism
says:
Heretofore .he South has been enabled to
resist the vaccinations Of abolition clergy
men and ap,i-slsvery conventions, because
Vaccinations were publicly resorted to and
justified. Bet when the fan atics of the North
appeal to tie people Of the South upon rskig
,oHs CONCENTRATIONS, a new danger menaoes
that portion OF our country Clergymen do
not hesitate to 80 into these lodges in thefree
States, and % bind themselves by the most
fearful oaths. The articles from the two New
Hampshire paIers chow the extent and the
character Of these oaths minister who ia
member Is not only bound to enforce poIiti.
Gal ana social prescription, but he is b)und to
submit to the y Ice Of the majority on pain of
having "his Dame posted and circulated
throughout the different councils Tor lodges of
know nothibgy Of tbs United SAFES as per
Jursr and as traitor to God and his country;
as being unst 70 be employ cd or trusted, coun
tenanced o. supported, in any business trans
action; as person totally unworthy the con
hdense Of all good men, and as one a: whom
the ringer VI sccrn should ever be pointed
The oruef wh'oh compels men to subscribe
to this revolving oath, and VII ch oath many
northern cls-gy1 en- have taken, is a nation
az conspiracy. It extends over the whole
Union. II rEnif 90 into States and counties.
into townships anu school districts. The vote q
Of the few leaders In the niger departments If
TINS order, On al, great questions, is, according
70 This oatt, tRt votcs Of all. These leader rs
select dcctr nes, candidates and victi ms and
those IN the louor strata must register the
degrees Of tGsir n.-sters on pain Of being pub
hshed as ''psrjuIsIs" and ss 'traitofs TO God
and their country' The power Of the whole
order-its controlling num5ers-iss master
splnts-ore located IA tire North Wo unto
the southern man. whether he be layman er
preacher, who fail TO take warning by this
startling adEonitioi :"
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NOTICE.

BY SPECIAL REQUEST, OLA
ssares number of gentlemen, the splen-
GEokGE PAGE, CAPT. E. A. RrrHrx.
will make a trip to Alexandra on SATURDAY
NlGAT, February Sd, 10 accommodate the nume-
rous friends of the .
HON. HENRY A. WISE,
Saturday night. o''
The boat will leave her wharf, foot of 7ih street.
at 6h O'Clock p m. Returning, will leave NleIan
drih II 10 p m. .-. 81, =
Fare only l21< cents each way. .-....
IeD . -2r E. A. RYTHER Cant
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PAUL JULIEN Our readers will remember
tnat this astonishing youth gives his only coz
cert In washington tomorrow evening There
IL magic in little Psurs bow that draws no,
only beuitching rotes from his violin, blu, also
crowded house,