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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-07

GEN. SCoTr's BACK PAY.-The Washington
Star has taken some pains to ascertain precise
iy how much Gen. Scott gains pecunariiy by the
enactment of the Lieutenant General bill. The
Generals allowance in time of war per month
SQUASH In time of peace. prior to the act of
1854, the pay of Ma or General was per month,
Sl72. The pay Of Lieutenant General for a
month of thirty days is $40. If the ration be
doubled for commanding the army provided
by the act of 1872, there will be added per month
$40 making total per month of thirty DAYS of
$3.50. BY the act of July ). 1913 an additional
ration is allowed for every five years service,
which to an officer forty five years in service,
Lieutenant General Scott from the date OF his
| present rank foot up s3l ,30i92. In other quar-
| tiers we see il stated that the amount allowed
| General Scott by the Government is much less
| than he claims and is really entitled to.
|
PROSPECT OF PEACE.-It seems now to be a
settled point, says the Alexandria Gazette. with
those who study the alfairs.of Elrope, that the
capture of Sebastopol, (as far as it had been cap
tured at the last accounts.) far from being
favorable to the prospect of peace. is rather like
| ly to be the cause of proongaton of the pres
ent European war. The lesson that this war is
teaching nations, will. we trust, not be lost upon
| US.
The appointment of Mr.. j. Addison Thomas
of New York as Assistant Secretary of 8 tate, il
| officially announced.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS


November GRobert Snodgrass, Botcourt; Jos Valentine,
City; Geo Collins Texas; Ward Bedford; \ j Dilakc,
CITY Capt James Robinson, Bedford Peter Hunter Camp
bell l. James Roanokc j q Hctntpck, Goodc y teyn.
Odds W b Galloway, GwatSins Bedford; Kohn, City;
Taylor Campbel;J l. Bnckner. city; james Metcalf Bed
ford
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SpECIAL NOTICES.

Carriers connected with this oihte nave no
t Ia sell OF otherwise dispose Of papers. save to deiiv
regular city subserlbers 40 papers az P' 'o
their posses for other purpose
Fall Trade. Is55.-Morehants aud business men geil.
ally are informed that they get Bllheads Sorehi Pia
cards Bsiness Labels &e executed neatly eheaps
and expedousv at the ''NIkGlNIASs Jon PRINTING rs
rABIISiiMExr, First Alley, lyncihurg, va
uECEuAN. CLARK ~ CO., date Rushio",
~ Auk a to1-GENGINE COD LIVER plL--The great
success attending of this valuable remedy IN Consun
ton having induced all kinds Of limitations purchasers are eau
tune1 To notice that signature HEGEMAN, CLARK
in the cork of each bottle without Wnieh y
genuine and the value OF the OH depends upon H pun
~ too much care be taken to get the genuine
- HEGEMAN, CLARK q co,
Sole successors . Rusliton, Clark 4 Co.,
Nos 100 273 jll and 1j6 broadway.
Wholesale Depot, M. Ito broadway
Sold by Druggists generally in the United States
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the ordination OF Divine Providence; by that beating
engine the heart /: Is driven all of the system, giving
Ngpr aud strength - the complicated maehineIy of man.
This NH. Hood, whether sleep wake. sailcs brskly
through the arteries and softly through the
How necessary that il should be kept free from all hhPuity
yet how negligent respecting this great essential
tothc enjoyment OF perfect health Deansemcnt in the Y
Grand Nerves is generally the primary and Jaundiee
Indigestion and all the hardSng feelings attending Dyspcp
sa which make life burden result from it Suicide would
rapidly follow suicide, there No would
suffer he is able obtain bottle of Houtands rce-
bratod German Filters prepared by DR. c NJ Jackson lia-
dephia they rarely i in efectng permanent cure See
advertisements Zoe l5-m
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CoAhfiRCIA
INNCHBl kG MHoLESAIt s,-5.-5=-==-
CORRECTED EvENY TuFsDAy - q K
RUCKER & REDn elJa
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL -
eoin,n issioa Bercbn,, tbs
OPPOSITE BANK SQUARE. IS"1,t
ARrft LIS.

BACON-mhoiestle... ...........
BEEF-nett' .................., u
BEESN AN. ............ ~ E
81 TrER-frcsh. ............... ua
t1rkin. ........... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., w F
CANDLbS--tallow' .................. va
Sperm. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS e' i
Adamantlnc. Observation-Disclosures. ~ E
COAL--hitulninous. Observation-Disclosures. - a. E
AhinTittitc' $500 '....' '-......... 4 E
COFFEE-rio. Observation-Disclosures. ' E
JAVA '...'.. '''....... .'........ go. a. f
Mocha. ........... Observation-Disclosures.
tisof Elk SEED .....-..... ........ l. L..
tbKA'..... ............. ......., -
20 ! IN a 10 -. ............ > taf T
COUNTRY IiNENS-t.N ...........- T. -.
Flax. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FEAT II ERS.. .............. ........ Al
FISH-tierings. M. Clipped. .......et
Mackercl Ne. b.. ................
niis.o' :. .''''. ''.''. ........... d.
FbAA SEED. .....................t - q
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MeAieah. ...''.... 1865. ........... Il. /
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bar, Mountain. Observation-Disclosures. A. /
English. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
irtdeSu' '''..''.'. '.'...'......,.... do
LAIRD. .-......... .........,.n :,
LEATH ER-Sole. .............-... A
LlME-Mountait. Observation-Disclosures
ihomaSton. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. a.. |
LlQUDRS-Apple Brandy. ...............p e,I
ic3ch brandy. ........... ...........,. l.. |
kun. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, H. |
WhiskeN Mount in. Observation-Disclosures. do |
LASSES-Cuba. ...............p -, |
New Orleans. Observation-Disclosures. ia
ME ALL. .......................D hps
Nails. .......'.... .....................p Il
W II IA l....... ............. T. hu.l
NoolI..... Observation-Disclosures.
WOOL ROLLS......... ................
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i ,s Ni"s "r.'' Oh summer ofinGs VITA u
peculiar tendency 10 disease The Liver becomes torpid
Blood eypred Indigestion springs dissemination
~, and finally regular illness off all these
dire effects take CATERS SPANISH MIXTURE its purifying
ana cooling influence over the Blood with tendency ay
all nervousness VIII ut once commend the very best
mer Medicine No should fail try who values health
J. ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-07

The appointment of Mr. j. Addison Thomas
of New York as Assistant Secretary of tate is
officially announced.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-07

MAp'LLE PARopI.-lhis celebrated artistic has
consented 10 give another concert in Baltimore,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-07

o II Z
u NEXT PRESlpENT-Just published, A VOICE
TO AMERICA; or TIE MODEL RFPUBIIC MS GLORY ON
with review the the
the republics OF South America Mexico, of the Old
World applied the present crisis in the States
handsome volume. limo. Cloth Gilt-Prce. 81 Is
This great American Docna Text B0ok-sonnd 10 tho
core-vauac for reference warning retroof on.
couragemcu-p In scnmcniu fact Political Amer.
lean Dictionary that should be without Cincinnati
TINES
Ieontans fund Information that win be looked for in
vain in any other work-N o. DshG
become the warcry the battle axe and shield of
every American We recommend with pride as tri.
umph aud ultless yindcaton Of princple-Yte Crusader
Let il be read Christian IateiiiRenctr.
q Copies sent by mail free Of postage receipt of the
price wanted circulate and other valuable
works throughout this State Tor full particulars address
a. RANNEY, l95 broadway New York
Agent for Virginia. North and South Carolina Georgia
Michigan, Iowa aud Wisconsin.
n. IA RANNEY Publisher of JOHNsoN's PHI OsOpHI-
CAL CHARTS for the of Schools aud Academies Agents
wanted to sell them throughout the United States and
tanadas Address as above. a. RANNEN.
1-wlm
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compelled To insert their advertisements, statements
which they neither sanction or believe.
pleasant exception disagrooabe necessity the
advertisements of DR. j. C. AYERS Cherry Pectora and Pills
which Will onnd in columns We have published for
him before and always with the feeling that in doing
wise lend ourselves deceive instead the public
have had ndspnabe proof that his words strictly true
with abundant believe that his medicine Will do all
they promise and all that be reasonably expected from
medicine. His Cherry pectoral is well known in this
muny need commentator from and his Pills
credihy informed inferior his pecoraProei
RfHcf Mirror r. l. Loo
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Dr. T.. Es, Syrius.t'. gn..rie.. s.iunid saai,ar-

TIC OR FAMILY PHYIe.-Ths is the best cheapest, and
lost efficient trthGrc offered the public 1t is
secsS (thereby avoiding the uauscating effect Of Pills,
oil SIENNA &c.) aud produces gripping other painful
saons Ink all other purgatycs searches the bottom
Of the disease thoroughly canses the stomach andcarcs the
bowels cntir' from No family should be
without It. Children drink readily without forcing and
medicine Is highly recommended 10y the medical
utv.
Give trial aud then judge for yours be
wholesale and retail Dr. Wrighs Principal Depot 400
Broadway n y; Purcell, Ladd Co.'S Richmond; Strother
& Whiehrads J. H. Thompson y COS Lynchburg; and at
the principal Ding tirou ghnut the State.
DIR. Wright will pay ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS for the
discovery Of admiNurc other than purely vegetable
Liquid Catariie or Vegetable Family Ply Sic by analysis
chemical process aurl
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hook or; for Courfcrfcifs!

Tie pub c cautioned against another counterfeit Which
appearance called w b. Farrels Al ab,
Lnment the dangerous all the counterfes because
his bayiue the of Farrell many will buy it in good faith
without know ledge that counterfeit exists and they will
perhaps o discover their when the spurious mixture
la. wrought Its evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by H. G. Farrell
sole inventor and proprietor and wholesale druggist No II
street Peoria Illinois. whom all applications for Agcn
be addressed BE you get ii with the letters H.
q. before Farrels tisH. q. FARRElLS-and his sigma
the wrapper all Others counterfeis
Sold by Il. SFABLER & co, Druggists,
Lvnchburg,
by regularly authorized agents throughout United
States.
. Price 2a and 80 cents and 81 per bottle.
y Agents wanted every village and hamlet in
the United States, in which Is already established
Address H. e. Farrell above accompanied with good refer
a character, rcsponsi bility, oc 20d&c4w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-07

cRcu1r Couurlye regret 10 learn that Judge Leigh has
been ideny called home Of sickness a mem
Der shis family was therefore adjourned rnid
the ls,h mat
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-07

EEiFHDENB.-Ata Incciin. Of the Pre-
~ and Directors Of the Pittsyvauia and Iynellprs
pike Company held on Tuesday, 2ih Octobof ls55 n y
notion
Resolved, That dividend of six per cent be- and H.
is hereby declared on the Capital Stock of this Cuuna
BILE the 18th November next. f
oc 2Jif 18th nov T. S MILLER rr,oz
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~ CHRISTIAN have received the following works
stray Leaves from the Book Nature by NJ Schee Verc
of the University of Virginia;
Home is Home
The summer Land by a Child Of the Sun;
Walfcrts RQost, by Washington Irving;
DoCsticks.
History OF the American Party:
The Adventures Of Haggi Bah;
Female Life among the Mormons
Clouds and Sunshine in the life of Village PASTOR
Isora.s Child;
E1lopocs,s American Rejected Addresses
Warkna, Adventures the Mosquito Shore by S. A
Baird;
Whatlcys Future State;
Journey to Central Africa by Bayarl Tsylor;
The Land of the Saracen b, Bdyard Taylor;
Cvrla, by the author of the Initials;
The New Pastoral, by T Blehauan Read:
Art Observation-Disclosures. sculpture Painting, &c, by j. D.
Jarvis;
Womans Mission and Mormons Mission;
] epys Diary and Correspondence. New edition.
Lyrics from ti.c Wide Wide World;
Posters Frs rriucpal Of Chemistrv
Elements OF q, iagy. by Gray and Adams nov 7.'s
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ss.!...r,- Premium, ufi,,,r


public called annexed Of BAkERs PKl
Mum BIr1i, which is the popular family med
eines known in this country:
COTTAGE. May Il, ls55
Near CHrlssi Vile buckingham county, Va.
M Eiijah B1tsrt-Dear Sir-My wife having been,
years, afflicted with Liver Complaint and Nervous De
biy, hearing your Premium Bicrs She induced
to give them ra After trying hafado2cn bottles, She
found her health improved and her digestive organs
greatly srcngthrncd and tonic she finds ndopeAs;
bile in nor continues it, to her Improvement
1t very popular with many of my ncEboa aud it is be-
coming almost in general tonic IN this section
With my best wishes am yours, truly -
J. W. A. SAlNDERS.
y B-Seycra influential gentlemen in this county will
send certificates Of important cures effected by
Premium Bittcrs their families. all concur in its being
hc valuable medicines introduced in this
3 'tl"n OF The country. Yours j. ". y. s.
- Every family should keep bottles on hand Price
% ront, per bottle.
To be had wholesale and retail, T. Stablcr & Cos
Stroher \ WhitoheadS j. H. Thompson * Co.'S aud j. H.
SeayS, i51fthbprg and druggists generally ISept In
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-07

are paying the very highest cash price for LAND WAX
RANTS Parties having them for sale would do vel to CIV
us a call aug lsdiits PETERS, SPENCE &1V
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owe vAssABnn n,,,sEs AMP L ..''

n FOR SALE ON ACCOMMODATING TERMS VI
to sch the House and Lot Judge Daniels li NuPu
bought from T. Lvgwood This is considered very ari
family residence. Also the white II ouje Il. Lot ADJOINING
residence. Ii they sold before the 18th o Detlo
they will then be for rent.
~ i.lJ.,vts NICAIAII DAVIS. JR.
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THE NArioKAL lN1ELLIGENCEu has placed Mt
It's head, for motto, the words of Rufus Choate
I'VE join ourselves to no party that does not
carry the flag, and keep step with the music of
the Union'-a patriotic aud noble sentiment.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-20
Our Relations nth Spain. =

Our Relations Nth Spain.-No chance for Uar :
WAsHINGToN, April IL, DIP. M.-The follow
ing information has been obtained from the most
reliable source, and may be implicitly relied on ::
The Cabinet is entirely harmonious on the Gu
ba question, and are in favor of peace .--Commo-
dore McCauley's instructions are not such as to
create a cause for war
The Government will resort to force only in the
occurrence of IA case in which international laws
fully justify the use of it.
Spain is aware of the pacific character of the
intention of the Cabinet.
The Cuban outra ye, and indiscretions directed
against our commerce, and the imprisonment of
our citizens thought to arise from the irrita-
ton of Gen Concha consequent upon the deep sea
ted con spiracies among the Cubans. He knows
however, that they must be stopped at once. and
the Administration thinks that they can stop them
without the least danger OF mourning u war with
Spain.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-20
Trial and leguitai Of James Graham.


ne lflal OF james Graham,o of Monroe county,
charged with the murder Of his sister, in July,
ieao took place on the I'd inst, before the Cir
cut 'onrt OF Giles county. The evidence elicit
nj ls nearly as follows:
he deceased on the night of the 2s,h July
fe,,teo 10 rest in company. and in the same bed
with her niece, Rebecca Nowlan at the residence
oi John Aowlan, two miles and II half from the
residence of Joseph Graham. She seemed TO
De IN her usual health and mind upon going 10
bed. During the night (but at what hour was
het known she secretly left the house, while
her niece was asleep, taking her shoes, stockings
dress, and the bonnet of Rebecca Nowlan md
a bed cord the property of the deceased. which
hung by the wall in the porch of the house--or
rather, 1t was shown that the bed cord hung AT
that place the preceding evening, and was miss
ed the next morning.
On the night Of the 25th, the barn Of James
Graham, father of the prisoner and decea set. was
burned. l pom examining for traces of the in
eendary the next morning. traces Of two per.
sons were discovered on the road leading from
Nowlan's toward the barnard in the larger track
was found the heel of Il shoe. These same tracks
were followed, going from the direct II Of the
barn. by cncutons route. through the fields
and woods, and were traced to a point half
mile below the place where the body was found
One of these tracks was evidently made by u she's
without heel, and accompanying them were
Il
lan's small hound slut named Music. Deoeas-
ed was a large woman, weighing some 300 lbs
On Saturday, the - day of August, the body
OF deceased was found, near an old sugar camp,
upon the first bank of what was at some season
branch of running water, the shoes of the de-
ceased lying bottom upwards few feet from
the body. one of the heels gone, and her dress n
short distance from the shoes.
There was found, farther removed from the
body, the bonnet which the deceased had taken
from Nowlan's, and n side comb The under
garments were still on the body, and the stock
ings, the soles of which muddy, as if the
deceased had been walking in her stocking feet
The body, particularly the upper portion, was
and sncws entirely gone from about the head
and neck, with the exception of small portion
upon the back part of the head and neck. An
examination was then had, and more recently
minute examination of the inner ~ well rs the
outer portions of the skull, but neither eyamina-
ton resulted in ascer;aining any signs indica-
tons IF violence Of any sort. When the body
attempted To be raised the head, by slight
pull separated from the spinal column.
While the barn was burning. Mrs. james Ell
lis residing in the neighborhood heard the most
awful screams of femnie voice proceeding from
the vicinity Of the burning building. She also
heard the worrying of dogs as if they had hold Of
some object.
The counsel for the defence rested their case
ON the suppositon that the woman had fired the
barn, and either killed herself or been killed by
dogs and the prisoner was acquitted.
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letter from Havana states that some days
since gentleman named Duncan,a citizen of the
United States was brought to that citya prison.
er. He had returned from St. Jago to Marel,
and was "ooking about at his leisure when he
was arrested and questioned as to his occupation.
He replied he merely Cooking about" and
that he ustproceed to Havana prisoner. When
brought there he was taken before the Captain
General, who forthwith set him at liberty.
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another Candidate for the Presidency

Seven members of the New Jersey Legisla-
ture have written to Commodore Vanderbilt in
relation to supporting him for the Presidency,
and asking his opinion upon the great national
questions of the day. The Commodore fills two
columns of the New York Herald in replying to
the startling letter of the New Jerseymen.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-20

SENTENCED TO BE lIUNG.--At Dinwddie court
on Monday last slave named Ned, belonging 10
Mr.. Jackson, ofSussex, tried for the murder
of Joe, slave belonging 10 Mr.. Lewis Perham :,
of the other negro, and then beat oat his brains
He was convicted and sentenced to be hung. Tho
evidence was chiefly clrcumstantial. and the
gro evinced little concern in regard to the mat
IL
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Sbootjnp 4foir.

In Buffalo, on Tuesday, returned Califor-
MAN, by the name of Forbes, shot another man
named Schalcr. on account of his intimacy with
his WIFE Sohaler is not considered dangerously
injured. Forbes surrendered himself confessed
the deed, and expressed regret that Schaler was
not dead Forbes has been absent three years.
He has been committed for further examine
tion,
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.
No. ! STRING 1855. No. 12,
Boliae brook arec. Sycamore a,sH.
MUIR Il STEVENS,

MUIR q STEVENS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS in China, Glass
Barthenware, Looking Glasses, Britannia ard Plated
Ware, Fancy Goods. &c, corner Of Bollinsbrook and
Sycamore streets, Petersburg, Virginia.
The subscribers receiving from Europe, 81
their import ton, per ships Isaac Wright, Under
wrisht-r, Wyoming Constantine and Diver, . very
large stock IL Goods, comprising all articles usually
found In establishments Of their kind. Among which
nre
French and English China Dinner and Tea sets.
some very fine and Of pattern and style also,
White Granite ana Printed Dinner and Tea sets.
French and English China White Granite Printed.
Willow. Marble. Flowing Blue, Mulberry, Colored
md Edged Plates and D.hes CHM Lava fron Stone,
White Granite. Iusre. Mnrb. Hunting. rearl Color
oil Drsd and other vt, L.. of Pitchers, Basins and
Ewers B,wis, Mugs, Office and Tea Pots of oil des-
ciptiona.
Gn.s Ware (of all ,tyles) embracing Goblets,
rumblcrs. Wine Glasses. Decanters, Salvers Naples,
bowls, Celeries, Pilcher. Salts, Vinegar, Peppers,
Mustsrds Spoon Gassc., Finger Bowls, Lamps, Flower
md Lamp Shades, Sugars. Coognes, Bhtcrs Bottles.
1ulep Tubes, Curtain Pms, Cup Plates Piper Weights.
Syrup Bottles, CsndIestic =, Jars, &c,
Look ing tila.scs-Fine Frsnch Plated Mirrors. Gilt
und Mahogany Frome do, Swing Ring and Pocket do.
Britannia and Pla,ci Ware Tea Wnre, Coiecs.
Pitchers, Lamps and Castors.
Stone Ware OF r descriptions; Walters, Fancy
Goo H. &C. which they especially invite tho atten.
ton of the North Carolina aud virginia merchant. and
the public fcncra w. feeling confident TINT they pre-
rnrcd 20 ohcr great Inducements, both quality Of
good. md price They determined To sell rs low
u amy house North u South
matt d2,n MUIR & STEVENS
N. -Particunr attention paid to packing.
aud xUa.ta,r ut.oi,i. rN~zzA
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WASHINGTON, April l5th.-The Treasury De
partment has finally passed the account OF IL
r Bcal, late Indian Agent in California and
allowed all his claims heretofore objected to.
There is n considerable balance in his favor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-20

\. II. II. Stuart, Esq, has been called out
by number number of his fellow citizens of the
Know Nothing side of the question, and he prom
Use, to make a speech on the 9Th of May next.