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Millst.

Ma. Elitor--
Daring the hard times which has pre-
vailed amongst us for tho last twelve
months l. has been really NECESSARY for
farmers to use great economy; and par
ticularly in procuring food for their stock,
consequently ihereh been many experi-
mepts tried with the different grasses eul-
tiyated for the use Of stock. I believe
Millet to be one Of the greatest grasses
grown by farmers for stock, its nutritious
qualities is equal il not superior to any,
and possesses one particular advantage
over oil other grasses, that 10 its rapid
growth, il will grow tall eseaqh .o NOV
every ten days. and shosid bA mowed at
least every two or three weeks to prevent
il from joinling, ifihis is done aud the
ground kept loose and free from weeds.
It may be moved until frost, is Il sos
strange that farmers win be .sosblea with
clover and many other lees valnble grassea
when they can get uatri,ious grass. shas
u moved regular will grow ffen one ana
half to two feet every ten Days, ton
june mt frosia With MiIlet Cor Sum
mer and rescue grass for Wipter and
spring, the farmer may keep bis stock on
but litsle corn, reaelfing no fodder os
shucka. ] do not expect this 70 bempsh
noticed now; g the hard timss is abons
70 end and the FARMER have A fais pros.
pect for an abupdeas crop. wben tbiz /.
the case. economy b fsosoisea sos whils,
Bnt b0iisvs IN The Old esxia, 10 time
pf pleBty wspsrs sos ismine; Ny object
i ros % seIl seed as tho most Of men
who speak N praise Of the Kind thsy
have, bus 4 I have any % spare fshish
Z bc2> Ivill) wynsighbors are SsIeoDs.o
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Whv IN n1

The Camden Journal, which has recently
become much ia favor Of ths Know-N Moth
lag Party, ssks:--
Why is Il, that such extraordinary care
and attention saust be bestowed upon those
who seek . home upon our shores, In pre-.
ference TO remaisiug where they hrst saw
the light, whilst Americans abroad are inva-
riabiy subjected 10 the strigtsst regulations,
and are often treated with the utmost con-
tempt, II not outraged snd ab, sod, and no
protectinn or indemnity u given them. Sach
eases have been known"
The Democratic Party do not desire. nor
have they ever desired athat such extraor-
dinary attention aua be bestowed upon
those who seek home nPon our shosss.r
Why strive to mako mountain ont Of .
mole-hIsli An that we desire, is. that shoae
who DO sesk homes here, shoald not bs pro.
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COMMUNICATIONS.
For the Ledger.


Mr.. EDIroR:-
While have been viewing the progress
OF the times and watching the efforts that
are making for the improvement of many
OF tho things in which we are artioularly
interested and concerned, have obsery.
ed that the efforts to improve the mind
are few, and Il stands nearly stationary !;
above all others il should be attended TO,
for II Is the foundation Of alI our social,
civil, political, and religious institutiors.
We have Banking, Railroad, Agricultural,
and Religious societies or associations.
with their meetings, etc. And Why Is all
thisi Is itnot for the express purpose Of
irst considering the necessity aad the adj
yantage that would result from the united
efforts Of an association Of this kind :
Most certainly II isi For they have early
learned the maxim. tha. rs iron sharpen.
eth iron, 50 does one mans misd sharpen
another. when brought into collision with
each other in an associated capacity q
we'll - tia. union d strength in any poin,
Of view.
Then after considering their oppotrni-
ties, and the means that they have 10
their power tbey enter into Ibis associa-
ton, frame and adopt their Constitution
rnles and regulations. Then, BY meeting
81 stated periods Of time, 81 which each
member Z q liberty . pre.ent his views
iissly ppep thsopepsioas and siIscls pro.
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EDITORS TABLE.
The WArcHMAN, BY ]. A. NJ, New YoRx,
ii. LONG g. BROTHER.


The WATcHMAN, BY J. A. NJ, New YoRx,
II. LONG g. BROTHER.
This is novel which has excited con.
siderable interest. The mere announce
ment that it was a companion to the Lamp
lighter, at once bespoke for it favorable
reception We hardly think it equal TO the
l-amplighter, but the latter, il must be con-
sidered, is n novel of extraordinary merit
The principal objection We have to the
Waterman, is, that some Of the occurrences
are too unnatural, which at once md forcibly
brings 10 the mind of the reader, the con-
viction that the book is not true narrative
of evcnts. IL was of very little use to pre-
cipitate William Carter into the sea; il
would have been better to have allowed
him prosperous voyage, than to have sub
jected him TO such hair-breadth escape,
80 much so, as 10 render itincredible. The
Watcbman is, nevertheless, an interesting
book, very much so-it conveys q good
moral, also. 1t shows what perseverance,
industry, and rectitude Of character will ac-
complish. The evils Of intcmperance and
liscencious conduct, are also shown forth
The book has met with great success, and
is superior 10 many novels Of the day with
more attractive titles. Price, 81. Address
the publishers.
The EDINBURGH RIvIEw.
The July number contains the follow ing
attractive table of contents, viz: The Ge-
MUS Of Dryden, Indian Substitutes for Rus
sian Prudence, Viliemain's Re.oliections of
History and Literature, The Laurice Cher
aonese, The land of Silence, Statesmen of
India, The Maynooth Commission, Modern
Fertilization, Tho Rev. Sydney Smith. The
Sebastopol Committee and Vienna Confe-
rences. ...s
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year. The Edinburgh and any one OF
the other Reviews, S5 a year: any one Re-
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all four Reviews and BIackwood one
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Edinburgh Revisw, commences new vol
umc, and would therefore be good time
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and the lords Of creation might also be set
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The SOUTHERN CULTIvAToR.
The September number is rs good rs an
agricultural journal can be made. We will
give some Of the articles 10 our next paper.
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The Crnn.

We cannot but believe fair crop of Cot
ton will be made in this District; the seasons
have been propitious, with the exception
of severa! cool spells, and a superabundance
of rain at certain periods. Iffrost does not
come on us too soon, a very fair yield will
be the result. Corn, without exception, has
never been better. Although, there is no
old corn in the country of any consequence,
tits said the new crop will not bring more
than thirty seven and half cents bu.hsl.
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We learn that the Circus Comn,Dv. which

We learn that the Circus Company, which
performed here some time since, have met
with terrible accident in Camden. The
elephant became enraged, and killed his
keeper, after having first killed his horse.
Efforts were made by the citizens of Cam
den, to destroy his elephantship, as he is en-
joying his full liberty. but powder and lead
have proved unsuccessful. 4 t last accounts,
they were to try tho virtue of cannon on
him.
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That Trial.

Mr.. Duncan's negro, who was tried at
Salem on Wednesday last, for attempting
to commit IN outrage on young girl of
that neighborhood, was acquitted of the
charge and we believe is to be tried for at
tempted burglary.
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LANCAsTERvILLE. SC.
WEDNESDAY. AUG. 90, 1856.
I'D. Ms communication will appear next
New Cotton.

The first bale of new cotton was received
in Charleston, on Thursday last, from
orangeburg District, and brought l3 cents.
A bale was also received in Columbia, on
Friday, from the plantation of Capt. T. Q.
J. Robertson, of Richland District, and
brought 1871 cents.
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The Darlington Flag.

This paper comes to our Office about once
in every six weeks. Is it the desire of the
Flng TO distnue the exchange? If so, say
the word.
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The SOUTHERN CULTIvAToR.
The September number is rs good rs an
agricultural journal can be made. We will
give some Of the articles 10 our next paper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-20

TEERBERT " GRAVES has aesociated with himself
fn WILLIAM Ii. GRAVES, tor the purpose of conduct.
in the spe Of country produce and the forwarding of
chsudisc under the style of H. v. GRAVES CO., who
respectfully tender their friends and the public their
bes, services Their house 10 18th street, between Cary
Street and MnYo's Bridge.
They kindly permitted to refer to the following pro-
minent gentlemen:
Col. Edmund Fontane, hlessrs Hugh W. Fry Co.
Mr. Joshus J. Fry Messrs Hiram B. Dickinson g. Co, Rich
nond; Messrs William. A. Moncure, William w.
Dickinson. Willnm Hancock, Curoine Colonel John
NJ. Waller Dr.. Z. J. Hancock, Spotsyvania Col.
Clayton G. Coleman, Mr.. Reuben Davis. Louisa;
Messrs WIN. r. Dickinson and Burwcl B. Dickinson ana
Dr. Chas E. Thompson, Hanover; Dr. Thos. Goode Mr..
Stephen A. Porter Bath; Mr. E. H. Gill, LyRchburs; Mr..
u. NJ Dewitt, Nelson Col Samuel D. Burke,
Dr. VIM II. Iusnr,, Mr. Robt Bownau Prince idTaEd' rn
dy Charlotte, Mr. Thomas +. Goode, Dr. n NJ. Jordan,
MMecklonDurgi Ne Col Joseph n. Scott Dr. Clarke Ane-
.a Msssrs U. T. Jones, R. ALGoode Powhaan; MessrS
Wootton Prince Edward county. April 3-ctf
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TO OUR READERS.

Tho times arc out Of joint. 1t is hot our fault, but
theirs that the Enquirer has to descend from lis
wonted dignity The days Of Tragedy, nay, OF gen
tee Comedy, have passed. Barnum, the Mcnagere,
the Circus, and jim Crow, alone occupy attention.
Greeley electries the world with his filthy, vulgar
isms, and Sam weans the boys om.frecrackers by
his side-splitting jokes. We have TO play ut low
Farce, because Greeley aud San, the great stars ot
tho day, can play at nothing else. Barnum's luck
has induced his friends, Greeley and Sam to hope
that this great nation may be duped and governed by
hurlequns und muuntcbanks. Our readers, we hope
will be- satisfied with this explanation, and excuse the
Enquirer for occasional indulgence in strain that ncl
ther becomes itself, nor suits its patrons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-20
LYNCH LAW IN WISCONSIN.

BUFFALO, July live have a full account OF the
hanging of the man Mayberry BY mob ut James
Vile Wisconsin, lust week 1t appears that the Pr
sTn law ONLY prcscribcs Imprisonment, for life The
sheriff She undertook to remove the prisoner from the the
scarcely got out 6f the court when the or,
s him. "hang him. b. bs rHs crowns %leETb ,be
.nunr sailed rope placed around his neck, and
now,hs;nndng T"1S his awful shr+ks and prayers thY
dead. A band of three hundred men had been or
ganized to execute the deed. The greatest excite
Inent pcrvaded Rock river Tor over one hundred
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DIED.

n,,n on Sunday night 18th inst, ut Petty Grove Pod
cord county the residence OF her husband, Mrs MARY J.
cnr.ort of Paul A. Clay Esq., and daughter OF I'd. o.
Natkn. ESQ.,, OF Chcsteheid In the 3ith year Of hcr
sre-.aviu. devoted husband and seven children, cnd
large circle Of relatives and iends 10 mourn k,r loss
DIED, on the 18th inst HARRISON BOLTON. infant
of Dr. James and Anna ID. Bolton.
DIED on the morning of the 18th inst, h- residence
in Chesterfield county, H. b. CHARLEY, in hi. !"eE!'
eighth year.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-20
sALMoN's PATENT GRAIN AND GRASS

T-yus \, SEED SEPARATOR. - -
'sS ssaehne was invented and patented oy VI D.
c5 oi Illinois, and wherever It has been eXhin'
and Grass Seeds ''' VI a' o'"''' "
u,a, r. Medsl awarded to the inventor sthe
W. st. I'll. Mew York and the first prize at the lew
n,ond CITY H,rs S 1t hss been adopted by tue M ksn
'onu '1 nus, VINO recommend II the hest machine
% ioT ', soeslcs and other impurities from
s ,,n p "a any two seeds of different aze or
Teish sp,s 10 II. ] construction and easily kept in or
qures but little power to work IT, sad closns grain more
perfectly than any machine now In use '' sN'''
1t can be furnished st the following price, viz,
For Farmers Machine that will clean IS to 10
bushels per hour $50
For Farmers Machine that will clean 30 TO 50
bushels per hour 35
For Farmers Machine (arranged for horse pow.
or) that will clean 50 bushels per hour so
For Mler's Machine that will clean 80 to so
bushels per hour go Eo =. -. s5
bushels per hour ,o.,,Eo loo
Fora aller's Machine that will clean $50 to 200 nm
bushels per hour .NnrpsON
Commission Merchant Richmond Va
n B-county Rights will be sold on reasonable tel"''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-20
THE KINNEY EXPEDITION.

New YORK, July lS.-The schooner Emmn,
which left here some days since, with Capt Kinney
and number of men, for Central America, was lost
on the l9;h of June on Carlos Reef The men were
all saved, and have been taken to Turks Island. All
the baggage and equipments belonging to the expedi
ton were lost, but the were in good spirits and
were looking out for another vessel.
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yALvABi.Y FlKN n HENKTCO FOR SNLL:

W '%"; :) -cle OF the most desirable and valu
t'H 'a!n, IN llrn-ico county, ben. but 6t mile.
q "ca'norf By ,hs Plank Road, or miles by the old
'"st Containing 330 acres rs cleared (l10 we'll
= ''o'tr.l the balance well wooded in pine and oak-
s!nptoN emons con,is, OF dwelling house containing
ms ~',h hrSpiuccs, good barn, good ice houses q
=! !argeJ sooa kitchen, carriage house men hou,e &c
L well w%inrcd IN c%cry field; we'll and springs for do
rc There are 10 or - scrcs OF exr.}Ion,
81 Also a hne orchard now hearing ''' '''' "'o"
tr- 'crns &c, apply 20 RUFfiS 4 AT.CJ-sT
Als l;-cwtf General Agents No I,. g
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ALI WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

TSAkE NOTICE, Ths: snli npply to the Judge OF the
crcu. Cour, OF the County OF Cumberland. in the
Ia. 0: Virginia By petition during the next term OF the
i Crcu, Court (commcncng the first day of August
Atl :or order directing Creed D. Coleman, Executor
William s!GId decd 10 deliver TO me, as guardian
I Bc;j H:a A England. infant, negro boy, named
"F gwen 20 q" ts!i Rcnlunn a. England By the 'as
and ,a,n-;., of rhc said William England deed, md
'pE O-ir allowing me to the ssid negro Ro
7.;;" =" Sac OF TcGncssce. where reside
III! h-ciw CHARLES 4 PALMORE
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Plaintiff,

,M.AA-TO WIT:-At Rules held in the Clerks
IN. sr. NJ lss cyra:y Court of Northampton county
dav Of tho ,n, July, l. D. 1855, Gt being the second
". a William, p,,;,,;g
Agrin-: ''''
Lloyd +. Wilson, noc,.s.,,
The n., "," ri'n s attachment returned executed.
ndrsd aud ,oreen !. soser OF the defendant nine
sr s. on The following sum. viz on three hundred
7.r ona's' pan thereof ,.o,n the loth dsy of May
err, y" ue nan1F"i and -is.yeirht dollars and four
~ O., o,s par. ta"re9 from The 18th day of August
rs .,i 'a,hcr part thereof from the i7ti dsy of May
oe a9nared snd eighty eight dollars and four
81 Aue thereof, from the l7th day of November
,d .a: :.%n; q. J AID aadavi. having been made and
IL sls, ~ d,'ndHn above named il non resident of
i ore ,on,L fse and required to appear here with.
.s.arv p, s' due publication hereof, and do wha. is
k2v b.-t "c' Ills interests and it is ordered that
w,"k. " 200 published once week for four success.
il, ."f richmond Enquirer, II newspaper pub.
H. G.o.v,! 1 Richmond. aud also be posted at the
II VI He Courthouse OF this county on the first
III e "eS: county court.
I'll copy-Teste,
81 I rrsur,, LAFAYETTE HARMAGsOE. Clerk
lvS,.-"-"i-h' r. T. July 6-wIw
i''ia LlME.--jnO burr-ls in store for sale by
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MARRIED..

MAaa1Ep on the morning OF the 4,h INST, al ne re-!
dence Of John Cheney, Esq near Gsip9!: s3 ono, gy
IS bs editors of the Kauawhs Valley STAR and G:.
EWIE Johnson Of Galhpohs, Ohio.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-20

BISHOP DoAsE.-Bishop Doane, Of New jersey
in the course OF an address to the students OF bur
lngton College there the Fourth, strongly con
denned the Know Nohngs, aud secret societies III
general.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-20

THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

by RITCHlE, PRYOR Il DUNNAvANT.
WN + RITcHIE & ROGER 4. PRYOR, EDITORS
MORNING, JULY 10, 1855
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-20
C0.pAUTNEItSUIP.

BIATING determined to enlarge and extend my husi.
ness | have associated with Mr. WIN. p. LADp,
ou and averaby known in the city The name and style
of The irm will be NJ MCCORMACK co.
The subscriber would beg leure to return his sincere
thanks for the liberal patronage he has received and would
respectfully solicit continuance for the
NJ MCCORMACK.
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OplN1:E LAND FOR SALE.

WYE offer Tor for sale ARM containing a' acres IN
w the county of Orange lying o,the Orange ana Alex
.n5s Rsrond within one mile Of Rapid Ann station, and
in about hall mile of Wllis's mill About 2s1 acres IL
rl,,r.d the residue in woods OF which GOOD portion H
orns very valuable for fencing There the farm
small new comfort able dwelling OF four roo,ns-he out
buildings are ordinary. For terms, &c. apply 10
RUFFlN a. AUGUST
Cen.rul Agents for the sale and purchase OF Lands,
Az, Il--cwtf No l53 Main st. Richmond Va.
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FARM IN AMELIA COUNTY P0R SAFE

NNrE ocr for sas very desirable Drln in tLc ln..,
W ea! OF Amelia about Ii miles from Pctcrshurn ana
F- NO. iron Richmond, lying on Namozinc creek "md
sr ths ines Of Amelia Chesterfield and Dnwdlie coun
e. cos,.ins about 93I acres about 400 acrcs onnr
E l.:, Ia cuvation divided into fields, 800 Ucre. in
ei:.a tai pine growth abounding in Barrel, Pipe and
Eia a.sc =. acres in rc bottom land, mostly free from
IaGaetoa. 1t has it all the necessary 99idiuss Tor
tan II. s.s il we'll watered in each field by tis
oI ''.a .p'; and by creeks; having fine prosper
Of "MrT power aorns one Of the finest STANDS in the
|coaay 70: tr-, ill!l &c.
f'f iu:'ae' information, terms &c, apply to
RUFFlN & AUGUST,
as;t As". for ,hc sale and purchase OF lands No l&
>ss sweet iGrhmonJ July A-cwtf
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JUDGE MASON'S HEALTH.

| II is reported in Of the Northern papers that
Judge Mason's health is so impaired by his re-
cent attack as to render him unfit for the duties ol
his Office These reports profess to come from Paris
corrcspondents but from their entire want Of truth
it is manifest that they written by persona who
have never seen Judge Alason
Itappears indeod as there were purpose of per-
suedng the public OF his incapacty and Of impress.
ing him with the belief that his countrymen general
" think him incompetent for his post. Could Judge
Mason be satisfied of this fact il is no doubt coniec-
tured that he would resign and make way for some
one else,
1t is to bo hoped that he will not regard these et'
forts to fabrcate public sentiment lie may rest as
sured that his friends are informed as to the condi'
tion of his health, and would warn him TO retire II
tl,ey have not perfect confidence in his unmpalred
powers.
! Letters have been received in Richmond from va
rious quarters, speaking Of his health and all concur
in representing him as fully restored in mind und
nearly so in body
The following extracts are made from letter writ
ten nv a gentleman Of Boston to friend in klch'
mond The testimony of personal friends might be
accumulated to the same effect, but the letter OF
| person previously unacquanted with Judge .naso"'
il not subject to the suspicion of partiaty 1t is da'
ted Paris, june 2Sth, 1850 In mentioning dinner
at Judge Mason's, the writer says:
1--WE had pleasant dinner, and visit of some TWO
bour.' duration and no could have imagined from
what passed, that Mr.. Mnson hud ever been attacked
by paralysis, apoplexy, or whatever his compa'hl
NAV be called Ii he could 60 TO proper baths, suc
| no with us are those at Sharon, or the virginia
Strings. have no doubt that he would soon com
nlately recover the use of his hand and arm, whoh
pre now warm and flexible to the touch.l ar. NJ
bn Was with me, agrees fully in my view Of his con-
J;,;on and 80 does Dr. C., my friend, who lives mere
nnd sees him from time to time.
ses---
ERIGHrFUL ACCUMULATION OF MIS-
FORTtrNES.-The widow of the late Admiral Boxer
i. now suffering from most dire accumulation o. O'
misfortupes; the first Of these was the death from
cholera of her nephew, at Ralakaya. inns Tas wa,
followed by the deeeaae from the same cause o ne, :.
husband The next intelligence she received WIS taou
the effect that her house in the country ilau oeJ
burned to the ground Scarcely had sne oeeH naue
acquainted with this fac when the failure OF Messr
| Strahan's bank deprived her of an amount OF nv ~,
less than thirty thousand pounds; and, to crown az
| her misery, she has now son before Seyastopo
who, it is expected, cannot long survive.
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~ Office OF THE UNION AGRICuLTuRA
IANnS E0Is SALE,


WE authorised sell about = OpO acres OF lana ~
w tho county of Dinwidie, Oh the Petersburg aliu
Buydton Plank k.road Theee lands will be sold IN one en
body. will be divided into farms to suit the wants o
purchSscrs portions Of which viii have exles @
inprove others with moderate improvements anu
some without any. Persons wishing TO purchase win u9
well: call can be accommodating III 'es""
" N1''' f'~N RCFFlN AUGUST,
,,nnJ W May l2-cwtt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-20

WHEAT AND FLOUR IN KENTCCkY.-Iha
wheat ctop of Harrison county, hy, has oesm mar
vested, and is selling at 81 cents per ushel' f"uf *
held in Cynthana at IS IS to 60 per barrel.