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The New England States are represented as vot-
ing for the first time unit at the recent election
The contrary is the fact. Every New England State
went against Mr. Jefferson in the contest of 1901
and in that contest says the New York Express the
orthodox clergy (as they styled themselves) were
was opposed from the pulpit Sunday after Sunday
during the whole canvass was called an In6del, an
Atheist, a Jacobin, dealer in human fesh and
charged with being the father Of his slaves. The
business, however was overdone then as it will be
now. A reaction commenced and at the election
in 1906 every new England State, except Connecti-
cut went for Jefferson. sss
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20 The Fayetteville Observer of Thursday the
goth November, contains the following:

, GovEENoR's MEssAGE-We expected to receive Gov.
Braggs Message yesterday but our Reporter at Raleigh
copy for love money!, though read in the House
at II O'Clock that day. had been print
but cousoled with belief that we should
certainly receive this morning in the Standard and in
every obstacle But the mail IS here and bs stanJd hS IT
no Message Raleigh is a FAST "City'
The above article we should not have noticed,
but for the following from the Wilmington journal
of the 22d November. In an article in which tie
fact is stated that Holden Wilson had been dlect-
ed State printers the Journal says:
"On Wednesday the Governors Message was read 10
already printed but copy has reached us Great and
wonderful is the rapidy with which things done in
halegi and mighty is the spirit of accommodation to-
wards the country press. of whom which. Bis
maiah!, Hooray! Thanksgiving times about
The Governors message sent in to the two
houses on Tuesday at IL o'clock, NJ. 1t not al.
ready printed, but communicated in manuscript.
The Standard of Tuesday, dated Wednesday, was put
ITO press and nearly worked off before the was
commun icated to the Assembly. 1t was, therefore,
out of our power to publish 1t in our paper of We'd
nesday, but we did so on Friday
The hands in our office were closely engaged all
Thanksgiving day, and until late at night, on the
public work. We executing it more rapidly
than ever heretofore, and we have heard no COM
plants from the Legislature on the subject The
message was printed for the two houses and pub
ished in the Standard the ear hest moment posi-
bic. 1t did not come to our hands until Wednes.
day, the 10th, the day which it was read in the
Senate-it having been read in the Commons the
day before.
We are totally unconscious of any want of "the
spirit of accommodation towards the country press"
and especially towards the Editors of the Journal
If the Editors of that paper have any thing to say
against the State printers, against the Standard
let them say it plainly and unequvocally. We make
it point to stand by our friends, and to cndeavor
to take care of our enemies. We trust we have no
enemies in the Democratic party. We have nothing
in reserve which we would like to say, but which
We do not consider it prudent to say, about the Will
mington Journal and we wish we could be entirely
assured that the Journal is of the same mind to-
wards We were not surprised at the article in
the Observer; but we confess hurt by the
above in the journal.
The FOURTH DIsTRIcT-This is the banner District
of the State in the late Presidential election. The
District is composed of the counties of Franklin,
Granville, Johnston, Nash, Orange, Wake and War
len. The following is the losses and gains in each
county, compared with the gubernaoral election in
| August last:
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nent for his talents great knowledge and experience
public in his purposes, national in his views
moderate in all things and whose private life has been
pure and reproachable his public has been honcr
Se and useIhas been elected President of these United
though of and less experience public affairs
is who has been elected to the second Office within
gift
With the legislative department of the government in
accord surely we have ample to hopef
iu administration of national affairs restoration of
peace and harmony, and strengthening of the ties which
bind together the States National Union"
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ANNUAL MESSAGE THE GOVERNOR OF NORTH
CARoLINA-The annual message of Governor Bragg
was sent into the general assembly Tuesday last.
1t is principally devoted to matters of State interest,"
and presents a clear and distinct view of all the op
eratons Of the State government during the past two
years, devoting few paragraphs only to matters Of
national importance. 1t is evidently the production
of finished scholar and of able, practical states
man. We copy entire his remarks on national mat
ters, including his handsome compliment to Mr.. Bu
chanan and to Mr.. Breckenridge personally, and his
congratulations their successful election which
form the Introductory portions of the message.
We cannot dismiss this, the first message Of Gov.
Bragg, without reiterating our high opinion of its
ability and expressing our satisfaction with its peru
sal. Washington Union.
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Hon. j. CLANCY JoNEs.-A writer in the Rich
mond Enquirer suggests the Hon. j. CLANCY JONES'
of Pennsylvania, as one ofthe members of Mr.. Buch-
anans cabinet. We agree5with the writer in all he
says as to the soundness and ability of COL Jones.
He is true man in every respect, and the Demo-
cracy of the South, feel sure, would be gratiied
to see him thus honored.
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W@ The attention of the blind, near-sighted, and
soeakeyed, is directed to the advertisement of DR..
Gedeon, in our columns of to-day. The DR.. brings
with him numerous testimonials in behalf of his i'm
proved Scotch Pebbles, and we doubt not well-de-
served. Having no use, ourselves, up to the pres
ent time, for glasses. cannot speak from expert.
ence, of their value; but doubt he can fit those
who do need such articles.
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CoRREcrIoNs.-In our report of the proceedings
of the Legislature the 22d inst, it is stated that
Mr. Bynum, of Chatham, introduced bill to repeal
7th and 9Th sections Of 46th ch. revised code. 1t
should have been bill to amend-not to repeaL-
The object of the bill being to enable the poor debtor
to more effectually avail himself of the provisions
Of fho
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Great Yield.

Mr. Williamson Page, of this county, raised the
following crops on one acre of land, viz: In Sep
tember, 1856, he sowed one hushel of wheat mixed
with turnip seed, from which he raised forty five
bushels of wheat and about 500 bushels of turnips.
In June, 1856, he planted the ground in corn
and peas and has harvested fifty bushels of corn
and sixty -four bushels of peas The only fertilizer
used was stable manure. Who can beat this?
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The Governors Message, though communicated
to the Legislature Tuesday. not received here
until Saturday last too late for to put in type
for issue Of to-day. 1t will appear in our next
1t is much longer than the Message of any Of his
predecessors; but it is able document and well
worthy Of an attentive perusal
Hillsboro Recorder
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DEATH OF DIR. L. A. JEFFREYs.-We have heard
with pain of the death of DR.. L. A Jeffreys, lhem
Der of the House of Commons from Franklin county.
He died on Thursday last, of typhoid fever. DR..
Jeffreys was young man of much promise, of ex-
ceent disposition and principles and of great popu-
larty in his county. He will be buried to-day Fri-
day. at the residence of his mother in this county,
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"a The Federal Court is in session here this
week, his Honor Judge Wayne presidng-Mr. Dick,
District Attorney, and Mr.. Jones, Marshall in atten-
dance. Cherry, arragned for mail robbing, was
tried on Wednesday, and acquitted. Other cases
have been tried, account Of which shall give
in our next. The Court, it is thought, will not ad-
journ before Saturday.
Judge Wayne is distinguished as presiding Off
Ger by his courtesy, impartialty, and ability.
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS. The attention of our
readers is directed to our legislative proceedings,
from Tuesday to Thursday inclusive. Our Reporters
are faithful and laborious and we are giving,
and shall continue to give as much OF the debates as
we can possibly make room for.
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The Governors Message is of such immoderate
length that it will be less published and less read
than it ought to be, statement of the condition
of the State in its political, financial, agricultural
internal improvement, educational and geological as
pects 1t is paper Of too much interest to be passed
by without careful examination; and we should feel
inclined to call special attention to several portions
of it, but that precluded from doing so by its
own engrossment Of our space.
As statement of the condition of the State it ap-
pears to us be full and satisfactory. Its temper
and style satisfactory and creditabe.
Among those measures actually recommended, we
are glad to see continuation of the Geological Sur
vey, which we regard as ofincaculabe importance; !;
a new Judicial Circuit; and continuation Of the
present banking capital, on the present banking
principles. Fay. Obserrer.
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"a R. G. Pearson, ESQ.,, for thirty years past
Postmaster at Morganton, in this State, recently
resigned, and Saml. Med. Tate has been appointed
in his place. Mr.. Pearson is now president of the
W. N. G. R. R. Company, the duties of which of.
fee he is fulfilling with ability, integrity and eff
ciency. .1aS
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Free Suffrage.

that this important measure has passed its three
readings in that body, by considerably more than
the Constitutional majority, and has been ordered
to engrossment, to be laid before the Commons.
We entertain no doubt of its triumphant passage
through the Commons, nor of its approval by the
people in August next, at the ballot.box.
We congratulate the people of the State, of all
parties upon the success of this measure. funda.
mently principle of free government, like this,
may be embarrassed for time, but can never be
destroyed. All honor and gratitude, especially from
the fifty thousand disfranchised Commons voters,
to DAVID S. REID, the author and champion of
this measure.
DARING RoBBERIEs-On the evening of Monday
the Oath, during the temporary absence ofthe fami-
ly, the house of Mr.. Griffis, on Morgan St in this
city, was entered through an upper window, by
means of ladder, and trunk containing wearing
apparel and between forty and fifty dollars in silver,
carried off,
Fortunately, considerable sum of money had been
removed from the trunk few days previous The
trunk was found Tuesday near the Academy
grove, with the money only distracted Asyct there
is no clue to the perpetrators of this daring robbery
About week since, at night, the dwelling house
of gentleman in the same neghborhood, was en-
tered through an upper window, by means of a lad
der, and considerable sum of money stolen In
this case room was entered which was occupied,
and the gentleman who sleeping there had his
pantaoons pockets ried the thief leaving the pam
taloons
These daring robberies and other violations of the
law of which have heard, call for the most vgi
liant attention on the part of our police
A BILL TO PROTECT MECHANICS AND LABoRERs
On Wednesday last A NJ. Lewis, ESQ.,, of Wake
introduced into the House of Commons bill, the
object of which is to protect mechanics and aborers
by giving them lien upon property until their wa
ges paid.
We trust that some law of the kind may be pass
ed 1t is due to the mechanics and laboring men of
the State. There many cases of hardship, con.
stantly occurring, as the law now exists We are
aware that it is no easy task to frame and perfect
such law but Mr.. Lewis has given some attention
to the subject and trust he may be generally aid
ed by the legal minds Of the House. In the name
of the mechanics and aboring men of the State, we
tender him our thanks for this movement, intended
to secure the rights of large and worthy class of
our people, and to do them common justice JUS
tce to all, and special favors to none, is cardinal
maxim in republican government
We may recur to this subject again.
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Loss.

Clear gain, 562
All the Districts and all the electors did well; and
we do not mean to be invidious when say that
Maj. Wilder, the elector for the fourth District is
entitled much credit for the increased majority in
his District.
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County ATToRNEY.-We learn that Sidney A.
Smith, Esq, was Monday last, elected county at
torney for the county of Johnston, by an almost
unanimous vote.
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SERVED HM RIeHr.-A man was knocked down
in railroad car, recently, in Utica for insisting on
tsking the sense Of the company present. in regard
to the Presidential question Of 1866"
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CoRREcTIoN.-In the proclamation of his Excel
lency Gov. Bragg, calling the Electors together
Wednesday next the name of Gen. j. NJ. Leach one
of the Electors and the vote he received, were
Intentionally omitted. We are authorized to make
the correction Gen. Leach received thirtysix thou
sand three hundred and eight votes. His vote was
duly set out in the table of returns but, from an
oversight, it was omitted in the proclamation.
1t was Mr.. w. F. Davidson, not Mr.. Matthews
who presented the petition from Mecklenburg coun.
ty, or Saturday last.
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Elections by the LEGISLATURE.

On Tuesday last, Marcus Erwin, Esq, of Bun
combc, was elected Solicitor for the 9TH Judicial
Circuit and E G. Hines, Esq, of Edenton was elec-
ted Solicitor for the lst Judicial Circuit.
On Wednesday, William A. Jenkins, Esq, of the
County Of Warren, was elected Attorney General of
the State.
On the day Mr.. G. Hill, of Stokes, and Mr. W. j.
Palmer, of Caswel, were elected Engrossing Clerks
Mr.. Joyner, of Granville, having been elected an
Engrossing Clerk few days previous, making the
three required for the present session.
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WHOLE NUMBER l16l.
MARRIED..

At Rosere Tuesday evening, the 11th insf BY the
Rev. Augustus Moore VIM. johnson Sanders Esq., of Raj
of Maj p. s. Bacet, of this District. = = ctak=
Darlington Is CO Flag.
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Elk President Tyler and family were on visit to
New York last week.
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JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES.

ON FINANCE.
Senate Brdnch-Messrs. Boyd, Virgins, Cameron,
Hill, j. w. Thomas, Cowper, Person, and Fennell.
House Brdnch-Messrs. Scales, Smallwood, Long,
Elliott, Speight, White of Cabarrus, Bledsoe, and
Mcintosh.
LIBRARY.
Senate Brdnch-Messrs. Houston, Holmes, and
Pool. House Braneh-Messrs. Bright, Leitch, and
johnson.
on PUBLIC PRINTING.
Senate Brdnch-Messrs. Clark, Taylor, and A. j.
Jones. House Braach-Messrs. Holmes, Kelly,
Mann, Scott, and Bedsoe.
ON THE SWAMP LANDS.
Senate Branch-Messrs. Cherry. j. B. Jones, and
Chesson. House Brdnch-Messrs. Benbury, Gil.
liam, Kelly, Outerbridge, and Slaughter.
CHEROKEE LANDS.
Senate Brdnch-Messrs. W. II. Thomas, Coleman,
and Mills. House Branch-Messrs. Love, Stiles
Siler, Dills and Toms.
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A Screw L00se.

A subscriber in Weldon writes the following
letter. We can only say that our papers are rcgu-
larly mailed every Tuesday and Friday evenings
and that the fault is not ours We trust that those
concerned will be more careful:
"WELpoS, Nov. 25h, 1856.
MEssRs HOLDEN WILSON: Why is it, that with daily
mail to Weldon, cannot receive the Standard regularly
For two Saturdays in succession have failed
it, The last (of 22d has not yet arrived Though sub
scriber to the Semi eekly' have the Govern
ors This is too bad and hope you will apply
the spur"
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VALUABLE TRACT LAND FOR SALE
offer for sale, privately valuable tract of land
lying in Johnston county, about fifteen miles of Rail-
egl the n c. Railroad, containing 1855 acres The
said tract of lrnd well adapted the growth of corn
wheat and co,In There is dwelling and all the uecessa
~ ou houses upon the premises The entire tract is uu-
usually well watered For further particulars in regard 10
the above land address,
ID. H. NJ. WHITLEY
Franklnion, Franklin county, n. G.
November 81. 1855. 11Si-utf
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HENRY p
November "a, 1856.

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA, NASH
- COUNTY, Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions No.
vember Term 1885 John W. Earis, Administrator of
j. Braswell, decd, Ada BaswelI Petition make
real estate assets.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the court that the de-
fendant Ada Braswe is not nhabtaut of this State is
ordered that publication be made in the North Caroline
Standard for six weeks notifying the said Ada Baswe that
she be and at the next term of said Court
held for the county of NASH the Court house in Nash
vile, on the second Monday in February next then and
there to plead answer demur to the plaintiffs petition
the will be taken pro consso her and heard
exparte.-
Witness: VIM. T. Arlington, Clerk of said Court
office in Nashville, the second Monday in November 1856
WIN. T. ARLINGTON, Clerk.
Nov 27 1855 1Je1-ew s
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MOBILE, March 4 1856.

Nessrs. Senln1Ons d: Gedeon:
GENTLEMEN: The improved glasses that purchased from
you about DAYS since have proved fully
said respecting their good qualities they much slpe
rior to any have used and would earnestly advise
all who compelled to spectacles to call your Of
fee and procure a pair without delay I would not be
without them for more than five times their cost
Respectfully, yours,
JOHN Il. wOODCOCK, NJ d.
Nov. 25, 1855. S-swlm.
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RALEIGH HIGH SCHOOL.


School, in The City of Raleigh, early in January next
Having spent four in the University IF Virginia and
tad several experience in teaching he hopes
remtng diligence and attention to the boys committed to
his TO justify the confidence with which he may be ia
vored His object will be TO prepare boys thoroughly
College, for the practical business of life He win give
in the Greek and Latin Classics in the Matb
macs in ancient and modern history moral philosophy
and in the modern languages The School will be conduct
ed Christian principles and particular attention paid
the moral department of the pupils.
There will be preparatory department in the School for
the younger boys
The subscriber has testimonials of his character
potency from the Faculty of the University and permit
ted to refer to the Rev. Dr. McGuy Professors Maupey
Schelde yerd and Gessnor Harrison Of that University
TO the Rev. ]. NJ. p. Atkinson of Winchester Va to the
Rev. Jos. NJ. Atkinson, II. ID. Turner c. w. Benedict
Charles Dewey and Quentin Busbee, Esqures.
The School will be held in the Lectureroom of the Pres
byteran Church.
Terms for session of five months:
English studies alone, el2 80
Classics, Is Cd
Modern Languages, 20 90
HENRY p. R. Mccoy.
NnEemher q ls56.
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JOINT COMMITTEES.

JOINT COMMITTEES.
MILITARY AFFAIRS.
Senate Branch-Messrs. Person, Dockery, and
Brogden. House Branch-Messrs. Sauls Bullock,
Barnes, Ramsour, and Houck.
THE LUNATIC ASYLUM.
Senate Braneh-Messrs Mills, Gibson, and W. R.
Myers House Branch-Messrs. Lewis of Wake,
Crump, Blow, Tate and Ptchford.
ON THE DEAF AND DUMB ASYLUM.
Senate Branch-Mcssrs. billiard, A. Myers, and
Speight. House Brdnch-Messrs. Thomson, Cox of
Jones, Mabry, Waddill, and Routh.
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FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY,
Sight Preserved dl...Blindness Prevented =!
NTESSRS. SERMONS & GEDEON THE CEI,

lv1 EBRATED OPTICIANS, Manufacturers and Inven-
tors of the newyinvented and improved Specaces from
the improved Spectacle Msnufacory and Cornwall Optical
Establishment East Bridge Trurn respectfully
their arrival professional visit with splendid
ment of their newly and improved Specaces and
may be consulted at their Office, the shop G. w
ID. Hutchngs. Fayetteville street. upstair the
formerly occupied by Mr. Hefin. -. e..
These celebrated Spectacles made of Brazilian Peb
bes and constructed accordance with the philosophy of
nature in the form of concaveonrex mirror admirably
and the young 10 pursue the minute employment eth
by day BY candle light, with perfect ease and
the gddness of head unpleasant in the
eye that many experience in using the kind but
tend to strengthen and improve will be
by the following testimonials from those using them.
~ Office hours from A. to p. n.
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Standing and Select Committees Of the Legis-
lature of North Carolina, now in Session.

SENATE STANDING COMMITTEES.
ON PRIVILEGES AND ELECTIONS
Messrs. Fennell, Battle, Holt Bryant, Chesson,
Miller, and Parks
ON THE JUDICIARY.
Messrs. Hill, Eaton, Gorrell, Pool, Coleman, Hous
ON CLAIMS.
Messrs. Brogden, Burgess, Carr, A. j. Jones, j. B.
Jones, Rives and Fonville.
ON PROPOSITIONS AND GRIEVANCES
Messrs. Boyd, Sanders, Gibson, Coleman, White,
Holt and McDiarmid.
ON INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.
Messrs w. II. Thomas, Gorrell. w. R. Myers,
Mills, Ward, Christian, and j. W. Thomas
ON CORPORATIONS.
Messrs Eaton, billiard, Speight, Clark, Cowper,
Taylor, and Hawkins
ON EDUCATION AND THE LITERARY FUND.
Messrs Clark. Cunningham, Virgins, Ramsay,
Gorrell, Holmes, and Martin.
ON BANKS AND THE CURRENCY.
Messrs. Wilder. Eaton, Dockcry, Cherry, Came.
ron, Clark, and Gorrell.
ON PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Messrs. Sanders, Christian, and Wilder.
HOUSE STANDING COMMITTEES.
ON CLAIMS.
Messrs. Humphrey, johnson, Mosely, Hackney,
Strayhorn, Houck, Jennett, Reeves, Stiles, Rankin,
and Eller.
ON PROPOSITIONS AND GRIEVANCES.
Messrs. Hargrove, Masten, Whitson, Rumley, Ben
bury, Cansler, Lyon of Orange, Richardson, Stew
art, Gentry, and Pearson.
EDUCATION.
Messrs. Scales, Lewis of Wake, Mcintosh, Og
burn, Love, Dancy, Blow, Elliott, Little, Ferebee,
ON AGRICULTURE.
Messrs. Dancy, Cox of Perquimans, White of
Sampson, Withers, Lyon Of Granville, Hall, White,
of Cabarrus, Banton, Pickett, Williamson, Moore.
ON INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.
Messrs. Erwin, Foster, Meares, Montgomery,
Waddill, Davidson, Jones, Jefreys, Bethea, Glass,
and Mann.
ON PRIVILEGES AND ELECTIONS.
Messrs. Morrison, Dills, Gather, Rushing, Bynum.
Mabry, Harrill. Ward, Parker, Lewis Of Nash, and
Siler.
Messrs. Waugh, Patterson, Leitch, Crump, Tom
lnson, Outerbridge Switzerland, Eborn, Wilson,
Jarvis, Speer, Matthews, Clark, and Martin.
JUDICIARY.
Messrs. Bridgers, Lewis of Wake, Outlaw, Stubbs,
Thompson, Dargan, Badham Leach, Erwin, White
of Bladen, and Jenkins
CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM
Messrs. Settle, Hill of Stokes, Dargan, Folk, and
Mason.
CORPORATIONS AND CURRENCY.
Messrs. Hill OF Halifax Outlaw, Caldwell, David
son, Settle, Meares, and Bridgers.