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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-01
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DEATH on Int. ANDREw JpYNER We ans
nounee, with much regret, the denise &c Cal.
Andrew J0,ner. Of HALIFAX County. eiird
al lis residence, on Saturday last, ia the
bosom u lis family. regretted aud mOururd
BY many relatives aud friends. lis age was
about Il.
Col. Jnyner was native. we believe, Of
Martin County. lie represented that Cuun-
IL IN tie House IL Commons in 1879 and
1915, during the war with England and he
commended regiment u tru"ps IL Norfolk
during tie war. ~ officer WAS more dcsO-
ted 10 bis soldiers. Of popular With Them
lie was, lUr many Years. merchant AZ MIR.
folk aud IN HALIFAX. aud BY b.. energy and
superior bushes. talents, aceunuiatetla hand
some estate. lie was the architect Of hi
own fortune, having been born to no inheri.
lance, and never having been blessed with
the opportunities Of a finished education.
As financier lie bad but fes equals IN the
State.
Col Joyncr represented The County ~ Hal.
flax IN the State Senate from 1855 10 1850.
inclusive and was SPEAKER Of that bgly lnr
several sessions. 10 uhith position llr arquit.
ted himself with dignity. impartialliy. and
firmncss. he was devoted friend IL in.
ternaI improvements, aud of all State mea.
sures which. in his Judgment. were ealcula.
ted 10 dc,elnp the states resources and add
10 her power aud wealth. Raj Standard.
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THE NORTH CAROLINA STATE AGRIcUI,.
TuRAI SOCIETY.
WIZ holth, Fourth ABuagl Fair aad ca,fls !Nog ~
Raieigl. On he I5ih, 15ih. 16ih, and l7h days "
Ocf6Gtr fSl.
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS UTTERED ~ PREMIUMS.
A li.t 81 Tie premiums offered can be ~.
tanned Of the Secretary aud officers u tie So.
eicty.
Gsa1gI 0,dsy " IDygBgem,Bis
The grounds will BE- opened on Tuesday
tie litb 81 October at 10 o'clock, A. ".
The only entrance gate WILDE al tie north
side Of the grounds. near Reception Hall,
where badges of membership aud tickets 81
admission can be procured.
All stock aud articles for competition must
be npon the grounds BY 10 pclOrk, a. NJ.
of the l4ih, Tuesday, and properly entered
upon the books % tie Society, and no article
or animal can be rmoyed during the Fair eK.
cept with tie consent Of The society. Forage
and gram will BE- furnished az the expense 81
ihe Society.
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~ The Petersburg lntclligencer gives telcgsphic
account from Washington, which says that letters
from sources emitted 10 credit state that the Democrats
have been convinced Of the fuity Of attempting 10
sequently throw the strength Of their vote in favor Of
Fillmore in order to defeat Fremont. The Democrats
also will but little e, against their opponents in
Massachusetts,. The clcctioneering means thus hus-
banded in these States win be concentrated upon
Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
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National Convention We have nov little to add
Three hundred and fty-,hfee names were registered
on "Wednesday morning, representing tHenty-one
states. The following are The names IF the delegates
from North-carona
Gov. WIN. A. Graham George W. Mordceai,
Gov. John ". Moreheit, Ralph Gorreil.
Hon. John II. Bryan, Henry wbniel.
Charles 1. Hinton. Iesin Carmichael.
Hon. James 7. MoIehrad, Addison Mangum,
B. 4. Kitlrei. Edward j. Hale.
D. D. Brooks. Miisni Thompson.
Francis Nixon, William A. Lash,
Thomas T. Jones, Jspiha White.
Thomas i Ho.kins, Edward Yafborough,
John Nicholson, W. 7. Rankin,
Gle. Mclane, lanes Banks,
iascph cgfsbee, lanes Piper.
Parke, Rand.
The lion. Enwlnp Bars. ~ Missouri. was chosen
President n lie Convention; ard yee P.e.ilsAi
frOn easa safe represented. = follows;
Joseph Paxton. u Pennsylvania.
Luther I. Bell q Massachusetts,.
Jiaes ". ThomPson, 81 Delaware.
Charles D. Kfetals. Of eonnsciicui-
Ismss A. Hamilton. q Nea York.
Es.Gm. chaflv. q STATION, Of Nca Jsrsey.
Etekial r. chan'ers, IF Maryland
wgbl6am Robinson y virginia.
Ks.GyY. wn. A. Graham. u North Carolina.
E.5sn &. Holt, d Alabama.
4. y. fo5,e, u Mississippi
Henry 7. Dgaeaa. d Kentucky.
Gesrgs " Campbell, q l.aaisiabi.
Et.Ggs Allen TilmbIs. n Ohio.
James H. Matthews, u llithois.
Et.GO,. WIN. e. Lsne, q Nissopn.
iob1 sdahklin. ofi8liaha
jghn Finer. q FLORIDA.
&. r. Dorte q teafgis
Col ~. a. H5lbfoos. q AfEsnsss.
W5iisr Coleman. u Tennessee.
II conformity d . resolution q Ire Convention.
ths President anaountel tie appointment q lie is.
lgsinr msmdsrs u ibs Executive COMMITTEE. With
authority u cs any iaiute Convention. 40 Centrally
promote shy sft,e sfsshlai6a gfibe party through.
oai lie Intel siaitsi
sduss y ~ cgami'it.. aa1 fisir pgsi Qflds,.
Nsu Ystk-fnhti, Gtspses cshsbdiigaa.
ssippl-teJrs l.. Porter, jAeksoa.
aasssrhaseit.-N atsln.ti silslrs. SslsB.
A1NtecNNtZ Uetals hl5laeIsg 49, uatFM
alaIams-eE 1. Hsli. Nohizpmery.
ohis-iaty Aa3,a.sn, cibihhsii.
i.oaifiaHs Christian Ro1siius. Ner Ufisshs.
yilg.his Wtudham Robertson. Rirhnond
.N8hests Rol4nson. Philadelphia.
Gsofrs-Jamts v. iau,.. Ausass.
Mst,lssd--t. Hanson Thomas. Bslti,ngi,.
ilinois-Iohn J. s.spat vstsy.
Flotida-B. d. Wnslt. Pensacola
Arkan.ss-M. D. Ho.hssjt. ii,lsso,oasb
1adiana -ianss G. Blythe. Evansville.
North Catolha-- John u. Bssn. Ratlsh.
NJ isrssy--eaad,s O. MeChesnsy, Trenton.
D,arss-w. II. Bill. MddletosB.
Tennessee Edmond Cooper. sbslbyvls.
M.ls,i-- Th9rnien Gausisy. st. L5sis
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~ The New Jersey Fillmore State Convention,
which met at Trenton last week. nominated on electo
raj ticket, placing Commodore Stockton and Peter j.
Clark at the head.
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THE WING NATIONAL CONVENTION.

We last week copied from the National InteIseneer
n sketch Of the two days proceedings Of the Wing
National Convention. We have nov little to add.
Three hundred and fty-ihfee names were registered
on "Wednesday morning, representing tWenty-one
states The following are the names Of the delegates
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Cyrus Pollard, near HAYWOOD on Deep RIVER, in June
last Mccarthy was convicted of manslaughter; but
in consideration of the aggravated character Of the pro-
vocation, and the attending circumstances, the Judge
sentenced him only TO an Imprisonment OF three
months The others were acquitted.
person by the name Of Perry, and five others in
dicted for carrying off slave charged with felony,
and selling him. to esade the prosecution. tried
aud convicted Four Of them were sentenced to pay
6ne of 5000 each ihetwo others 800 each.
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The State Convention Of the American party in
New York met at Rochester on the 23d ultimo, and
nominated Erastus Brooks for Governor BY an unani-
nous vole and Lyman Odell for Lieutenant Governor
Mr.. Brooks is one Of the editors Of the New York
Express paper which is doing good service in oppo-
ston to the Black Republicans. He is man Of in
uencc and ability, and is extensively known through
out the country for his famous controversy with Arch
bishop Hughes.
The Northern American seceders met on the same
day Rochester. After organizing, Mr.. G. Edwards
Lester read address giving the history Of the North
American party and the various ntgues connect
ed Herewith, and recommending the Convention to
ratcrnise with the Fillmore arm Of the party for the
overthrow Of the Republicans, which address was
adopted
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70. II is said that the Fremont and Dayton eecto-
raj ticket in Kentucky is composed principally, If not
entirely, Of men who have heretofore been Democrats.
~ The New Jersey Fillmore State Convention,
which met at Trenton last week. nominated on elecio
raj ticket, placing Commodore Stockton and Peter j..
Clark al the head,
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~ II is said that the Fremont and Dayton electo-
raj ticket in Kentucky is composed principally, if not
entirely Of men who have heretofore been Democrats
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We COPY the following from the New York Express.
II conveys rcbuke deserved, perhaps asmuch BY the
Hoispurs Of the South as the fanatics Of the North
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0MtS RI.FFIN

Jso. c. PAnrnrDsE, Secretary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-06

The absentees brought before the House were
ordered 10 be III -charged from arrest ON payment
to the Sergeant at arms Of free Of - each
fcies Of :. fork over and laughter)
Mr.. Mace. among them, willing IL he dis-
charged without payment Of The fee and to nc
eept as substitute SOLITARY confinement" lie
went home at 81 o'clock every orderly man
should. leaving members here going out and ia
king horn and placing themselves in such a
condition TINT they did not know what they were
driving at Laughter.
Mr.. Traitor did not think tho House should
take advantage of his honesty. He had just
turned from dinner when the sergeant al arms D
pened the door md let him III. He had not been
arrested.
III. Lindley though, the fec cheap. aud would
oheeriuy pnv IL.
Mr.. IIouston--ro those standing-sit down.
! want to see the prisoners.
Nj. Cobb, of Georgia, would discharge them
on their giving pledge that they would hereaf
ter vote for an adjournment. daughter
At quarter past seven the House adj urned
by one majority.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-06
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,

The House called to order at noon The
question pending on Mr.. Grows motion to
reconsider the vote by which the house yester
day decided against Mr. Wittied's being sworn
in as delegate from Kansas and to lay that mo
tion on the table.
Mr.. Cobb, Georgia, for the purpose of avoid
ing II recurrence st the scenes of yesterday, and
dispensing of the subject for the remainder of the
session; and being DESTROYS of securing the full
vote. suggested its postponement until Monday
next when the vote shall be taken without ref
erence to absentees.
Mr.. Grow remarked. if certain gentlemen were
not now present to attend to business, he had no
guarantee they would be week hence. Let the
presenter of the credentials understand the ques
ton settled and not keep him in suspense and
members engaged on it during the winter. This
business came up in regular order and should be
acted upon without delay, and not STAYED oft by
fictitious movements.
Mr., Giddngs thought Mr.. Cobbs motion was
extraordinary. The friends Of Mr.. Whitfield by
their factous movement yesterday had. for the
entire day, prevented decision, and they would
desire to take their own time for the fight
The Speaker, in reply to the question Of NJ.
Orr, said IT was not competent 10 withdraw Mr..
WhltdclNs credentials, the House having acted
on them.
Mr.. Stevens advocated Mr.. Cobb's motion and
reprobated tue scenes of yesterday.
The Presidents annual message was here re-
ceivcd.
Mr. Grow objected to its reading, insisting
that Mr.. WhitfeId's case be disposed of without
postponement.
Mr. Campbell, of Ohio. asked leave to offer
resolutions po-'poning the final action until Tue
sday after which time it shall be out of order to
agitate the question
Mr.. Grow objected.
Voting questions of adjournment, &c.
made by friends Of Whitfield. was renewed: their
object ,tIl being to stave off action until the arr
val of certain sb,entees Without voting Oh the
question pending, the House adjourned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-06

The returns from various States in which Log
islatnres are chosen this fall now sufficiently
complete to decide what Senators will probably
be elected.
In Maine, Republican will be chosen IN the
place of the Hon. Hannibal lInmlin' who has
been elected Governor
In Massachusetts. the Hon Charles Sumner,
whose term expires this winter, will probably be
reelected
In Rhode Island, Republican will be elected
in place Of Hon. Charles r. James Democrat,
whose term expires on the 4,h Of March.
In Connecticut they have already chosen a
Republican Senator to take the place of Hon. lisa.
nc Toucey, Democrat whose term ends with
this session.
In New York there is a Republican Legisla
ture. She will continue TO be represented by two
Republicans.
In nnsyvania, either Mr.. Brodhead, Demo
crat, who goes out, will be reelected, or some
Democrat will take his place.
In New Jersey, Mr.. Thomson. Democrat, pro
baby will again be chosen. or will have Dem
ooratic successor; and Democrat will be elect
ed 10 supply the vacancy occasioned by the death
of Mr.. Clayton.
In Michigan, Gen Cass, whose term expires in
March, will be replaced by Republican.
In Indiana, two Senators are TO be chosen both
probably, as before, Democrats.
In California, also there are two vacancies to
be filed, but by whom it ia yet impossible to de-
termine.
These are all theFree States that elect this win
fer. In Delaware, Texas Florida and vi, ginia
Democratic Senators will be reelected or replac
cd by other Democrats.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-06
lpnciloary GirDiniaw.
saturday Morning.. Deer q. 1896.



The editor of the Mrmpbi, Bulletin. an Old
Line Wing, who supported Mr.. Buchanan '"a
very ardent opponent of the American party
saws that Mr.. Buchanan's election Is not regard
ed by the members Of the Democratic party
A a mere party triumph-ihat 1t is triumph
oxer Nor,bern sectioualism, in which no mean
assistance was rendered by hundreds and thou
sand. Of men who have not had. and who yet
have not any affaton with the distinctive aud
speoial policy Of thu party which nominated him.
The editor adds that the defeat Of Mr. Fill
more is not to be regarded as 1.-THE passing OF
popular verdict against the fitness OF that good
man for the station he onoo adorned and that
il is not even decision against what there may
be Of good and patri,,ism in the policy Of the
mercan party. lie goes on TO say that RATION
al. conservative, and just modification OF the ma
tur.lizston laws. and the exertion ofa sound and
beautiful and just popular sentiment against all
poiticareligionism will not fall before the Amer
lean people.
He might have added that it settles nothing.
secures nothing and demonstrates nothing, Ell,
cept that the Union and the priceless benefits 1t
was designed to confer and is capable Of confer
ring. are a, the mercy Of a mised mutitude--g.
porsn,. fanaical and reck less. The late election
was far from being a declaration Of tho country
in favor of the Cincinnati platform. MIR. Boch.
snsn is in decided popular minority. lie owes
IL to accident and misrepresentation thai he is
not in an electoral minority. Pennsylvania vo.
ted for him from State pride. Illinois, while vot
ing for him. repudated Richardson, Douglas and
the Nebraska bill by electiug Black Republican
Governor by 10000 majority Indiana, whose
electoral vote is cast for him. has n Black Re
publican Legislature New Jersey was carried
for him by juege among the politicians. And
in California i, il probable that personal knowl
edge of Fremon''s uuftness defeated him 1ru-
ly there is not much in the last election that con.
fervatve men may derive pleasure from.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-06
Tusary.pounru CONGRESS. "a sRss
sen

All the members were present when this body
was called TO order. excepting Messrs. Bell. of
New Hampshire. Bell. Of Tennessee; Briggs, But
Ter. Douglas Hon -toD job nson, Jones, " Ten.
nessee; Mallory. Reid, Sebastian, Sumner, Toombs
Weller and Wright.
The usual committee was appointed to whit on
the President and inform that there was quo
rum and each House had assembled aud were
ready to receive any communication he might be
pleased To make. similar committee Of the
House acted in conjunction with that Of the Sen
ate. and in each branch the report made that
the President would communicate his annual mos
sage 10. morrow AT meridian.
The Senate then al journed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-06

BorErouRr SPRINGS. Dec. LIST 1856
Having for the last eight wears reside, about one
m'le from Boetonrt Springs and having during this
period been the practising physician there cheer
fully testify that in the above communication. Mr.
locke has given true, candid and flll statement of
ni tie facts with regard to the recent sickness among
his pupils and moreover that know no place in this
or any other part OF the State where so little disease
mas manifested itself during my acquaintance with it,
among the same number of persons whether resid
ing IN town or the county
DEC'R 3rd, 1856 HIS LENNON n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-06

The season 10 going away Ike the sound of
bells. The wind passes over the stubble and find.
nothing to move. Only the red berries on tina,
slender tree seem as if they would fan remind u,
Of something cheerful, and the msa sured beat o.
the thresher's fail calls up the thought that il
the dry and falling ear lies much of nourishmen
and life - C0rfbe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-06


man would remain under the OF osagreeabie breath
when by using the BALM OF A THOUSAND FLOWERS a
dentre would not only render it but leave the
white aabastc Many persons do know their breahs
bad and the oect delicate their friends will
mention It, Pour single drop Balm your
and WASH your teeth night and tty bottle
will last
BE ntul Complexion may easily be acquired by using
Balm OF Thousand Flowers II will remove
and eckles from the skin leaving OF soft and
Wet towel three drops, and
night and morning
SHAVING MADE EAsY.Wet your shaving brush in either
warm cold pour three drops Balm Of
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Beautiful Complexion may be attained by its 1t re-
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-06
CLOAKs, CLOAKS. CLO8Ks.
OCT. ~, 1856.
q IL Ok(E WI RICKER 4 ca.

LNNClBU R1, VA.
ESPECTFULLY call the attention of the Ladies 20 their
H splendid Stock of Cloaks viz
super Velvet Cloaks (Mpire Antique Trimming)
MORE Antique Cloaks Welvet Trimming
French Castor do. (Napoleon) (Moire Trimming)
do. do do. (Eugenia) (Moired yelveD
Blk Cloth Cloaks beautifully trimmed and in grea,
variety)
The above goods selected with the greatest possible
care and Ladies wanting COaks of reliable styles
from the above Stock satisfied that getting
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-06

census of the Territory of Minness sofa his
Just been concluded. 1t shows the total popula
uon 70 oe i1o.NO0. ST. Paul city las ~ 900, St
Anthony aud Minneapolis 1900 each.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-06

The killing of John +. Hail. lhe clerk of the
court at Sbawneetown. ILL.,, by Robert e. Sloo,
has been mentioned. The llnosan gives the
following particulars Of the affair;
W. are informed that Mr.. Hall and five other
gentlemen we're in the clerks office. when Mr..
Sloo came in, and going up TO Mr. Hall, said !:
Mr.. Hall, this shall settle all difference between
us and Immediately fred the ball taking effect
in the breast. Mr.. Hall then, by the force of the
blow and the knocking over the chair in which he
had been sitting before Sloo came in, faced about,
and Sloo fired a second time, the ball taking ef-
feet in the back. Hall fell and expired in u few
moments. Soo then left the room, and near the
door met gentleman TO whom he stated whit he
had done, and requested him TO 90 with him TO
the office OF Justice Bowman.
We under stand that the affair grew out of sew.
eral severe anonymous newspaper articles, all of
which made serious charges against the integ ity
of James C.. Sloo. the father of Robert, and one
of which assaulted the mother and sisters of young
Sloo. 1t this article TO which Sloo most oh
jected, and, learning that Hall was the author.
he committed the unfortunate not.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-06

The American corps IF engineers, under Col
Garrett are prosecuting their explorations for i
railroad route into the interior of Brazil.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-06

~, ss,.a, ", eseer Personai.
Il. l,u 'oos ME YOU are beside YOURSELF" as
Ing by donkey. " w ''suo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-06
M.ghc-'s Printing Telegraph Instrument.

We saw this wonderful instrument in practical
operation Yesterday, at the rooms Of the Ameri-
can Telegraph Company in Wall street. We
have before this described in our columns what
it was expected the machine would be- when fin
ished. The practical demonstration before our
eyes yesterday verified all that we have before
said of it. Two messages, going in opposite di.
rections, can be conveyed over the same wire at
the same time. Two operators at each end of q
single wire, by means of this instrument, convey
messages simultaneously to each other. printed
neatly and as rapidly as human fingers can spell
the words on the keys Of the instrument. which
are constructed precisely like the keys of piano,
This looks fabulous, but Mr.. HUGHEs stood by
his instrument and proved the fable to be the
truth, and the fable is destined soon to become
truth every day in the year on the great telegraph
lines ct the Country, to the Country's great ben
emf ana convenience. Mr.. HUGHES is now just
~ entitled to be called public beneiaetor. and
to stand in the highest rank of American inven
tors.-N Y. Courier.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-06

"CONPETlTlGS. a! IL the Life of
30 TRADE"-PRiNTING in all its various branches
style unsurpassed by othr Establishment in m,
STATE the ylRGiNIAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH.
MENT.
printed In Colorsn that will compare with any
South of Mason and Dixons Line Specimens can
flee Call and First Alley, betw Main
and Church Streets aug Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-06


Mcssrs T. DAVIS g. SoN-Dear Sirs The Karens here
have one acquainted with your medicine cnn
for it me surprising have orders H.,
fifty bottles therefore wish you send me
quantity and will through the Treasurer the M
There : medicine which hoh In
of the Karens of these provinces pair
feel willing to crafty them entertain very
high opinion pf its worth.
Messs PERRY DAVIS Son Il find necessary to address
you again. expectations been ne
realized The call for valuable medicine
ing very rapidly that fear shall unable 10 kesn
pace with It, Ny object In writing is that 90, 70
cept this you will kindly despatch her batch as a,
my Of June last hope will entirely on, h
last shipment REACHES of which, however t.,
yet heard from yea. Yours sincerely "
j. l.. CARRAU. Calcutta
Sold by Druggists, Grocers aud Medicine Dealers 49,"
where fnov 90 1,,.'