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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-29

GH There are many men who delight in
playing the fool, but who get angry the mo-
ment you tell them so.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-29

00f you do good, forget it; il evil. re-
member II and repent Of it.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-29

CSy Opposition sometimes is more the re-
suit of envy, than Of settled conviction Of
propriety.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-29

@ Mankind. in general, mistake difficult
ties for impossibihties, that is the difference
between those who effect. and those that do
not. tl ag1a
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-29

G A discontented family-Poverty, pride
and laziness. ttH
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-10-29

10 Affection, like golden chain, bind
kindred hearts together. a c3 .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-20
IMPORTANT FROM SICSRAGrL


The following d-spnrrn tr"m Nv - .'r'.-
sgrn looks very Improbable, aud wn. GCuG'l,s la
ulsh-d by The Pufser of the steamer T-xas
New ORLEAks, Jan l5-lhr steamship Texe- NJ
rived to-day, AID brings San Juan dates Ia he - D
January. G-n HEanin ts-G received ,e-ntp.cssneu =
on the S:h December, ard 90 tie ien sficr .l-,
Of uinetoen days, succerd-c 10 driving he -iciEy
n1;ore him with the JOSS of four,eo" .u Irec meE
Hem Ingsene oes was two hundred IneI. Ih- u..'-
against him about ten to "ne W.:x"r toos
Riva- without opposition. the enemy evncua';nE 90.
hearing Of his approach. Three hGnGr-3 r."fu'-
for Walker waiiirg a, Pun;s A:ens-. 'ie rcper
ng of steamer. which would take about i've G,' s..
when they We're determined 10 pr"c""! up ih- it''r.
Just "a the Texas whs leaving san JuA;', in',-'-
ger arrived al tive sAtion, and stated ihH' ", p,
lea Ing something wrong, had come over he l. L'Nr,
anc finding out the state OF affairs. cApur-i r.
San Carlos, which had been taken by the -r-u .,
and rapidly coming down the river scst;";..- o..
before hun.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. l6.-Returned Nlcara guar:
give contradictory but generally rather Gsrnr. h'
counts. The capture OH the San Jusn River "ss -,
ected by an American named Spencer, formerly r.
mate on of tn" Transit Comoauys b"n'r, ..s-s
oat-hands aud 3J0 Costa Ricans. BESIDE .. go
river boats they took rorts Ca.tI:lo aHc san C"l"
and both of Walkers large Lake strsn...s !raN y
him only one schooner aud q fsw hsr.-e. r-:''-.
Nicaraguan officers are passengers IN ~. Ie-
Some cay that Walker is gone case, wh.c .;s--.-
are more hopeful
A meeting Of Walkers friends ninety Of ,s,l .!
came in III. Texas, viii DC held in a few days.
Ii reported that Spencer s in the pay ut Nants-
bt. The British assisted him u'I:h run 4"s'- -
Three hundred m-n u. Punta Arenas, under Cr.n' /
but the BrItt,h commander gave motto, ;Lst DU
would no. allow it,
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
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.,r,ovaI ,GRICuLTusAL SOCIETY.


WA.HIsGros, Jan. l6.-Tne Agricultural Society
pas.ed resolution. Of thank. TO the Regents OF 'Ie
Smithsonian Institute for iie US. OF their rooms, anu
Ia Lieut.. Maury for an invitation TO visit he Obser
vatory I'd appointed a committee of Eve to en-
qure into the origin, effect aud ces' mode OF treat
Incnt for hog cholera. Mr.. Flint Of Massachusetts,,
read ell interesting and .t!uc;ve paper on grasses.
Professor Henry gave an account OF the operations
of the Smithsonian Institute and the Paiei Office
in Meteorological observ atlohs.
DR. N.wberry delivered An interesting ell.ress on
agricultural Inducements in Oregon and California,
which are tar less than The valley ot the Mississippi
A motion to buy Chinese sugar cane sufficient TO
plant one hundred acres was agreed TO. MIR. Jones
nf Delaware made q report in favor of petitioning
Congress tor 4. grant Of S5OO,OOO in lands, TO each
State, for the establishment OF IN Agricultural Uni
versity, which was informally passed over.
A resolution offered by Dr.. Sewberry, in favor OF
geological survey in the States was adopted.
committee WAS appointed 20 lnemora'ze Congress III
favor oi the establishment Of an agricultural depart
in.nt. Mr.. Custis made q closing address. re.o-
luton was adopted thanking President Wilder, VINO
responded, and the Society adjourEed s,"e DE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-20
REDUCTION OF THE TARIFF

We are happy to learn frum the speech of the
Chairman OF the Committee on Ways aud Means, as
Well a. IRON tho doclara,ions of some OF the mnor-
ty members, that their reports are open TO suyge..
ton and amendment. No; that We entertain the
Least expectation Of any fair and reasonable redrc
ton oil the rates OF impust during this session Of
Congress. 1t is obvious that such reform s not 10
90 Hoped of the present Congress. But we are
pleased TO be informed that the Committee are
not deiinilivey agreed Oh the schemes which they
havesubmitted, because the fact impie. that their
reports will be rejected, ese will bs essentially
modified in principle.
II would bs better for the interests of the country
that the Tariff sIoald not be reduced at all, than
that it should be reduced on vicious principles. For
as II now stands everybody admits that it should be
rstorned but. modified in accordance with the
demands Of The manufacturing classes. so many and
such powerful interests would be arayed against any
farther changes, that it's ultimate reduction on free
trade principles would be impossible consumma
tlon. We entreat the friends of revenue tariff to
resist any change at ALL rather than allow modifca.
ton III the interest of the manufacturing casses.-
Maintain the duties at their present rates, and in
little time the country will compel equitable reduc-
tion. Meanwhile let the discussion be continued
with the view Of snghtenIng tho popular mind On
the subject
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-20
THE "wHIG" SLIGHTLY IN ERROR.


Tic EW'g cie:i'nbly infer. that our criticism on
the conduct OF the American Minister al Bern-, wa.
intended supply prete1; for the removal OF
Democratic place man and prepare The way for the
appointment of successor by the incoming Admins
t,ston. When il is informed that the American Min
is;er ct Berpe nevor WAS Democrat but ha. always
been amenber of tbs oppo,;.e parties, the Wa,s will
have the candOr 10 admit that its article loses all lis
point.
We know nothing OF NJ Buchanans Intention.
touching the distribution the patronage. Whether
i. DO his purpose to make cNsan sweep, OF TO re-
move only few individuals, Is OIL interesting pro
biem upon which We are unable TO furnish any ;ufor
nation. There 10 gentleman, however whom he
can dismiss from the service of the Government
without victimizing political friend, aud that is the
American Minister at Berne. Mr.. Pierce spared hm
but II su3pect his time is come.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-20
MR.. O.NEILL.S MuSlC. &c.

Dur friend, O'Neil, OF Bro" Street, has placed on
our table Catalogue OF Vocal end Instrumental
Music, and Musical Works." also, Catalogue OF
Books In hI, Circulating Library" They occupy
some seventy odd pages of print. and seem to US 10
contain The best works and the best music Of the day
By the way, indebted to Mr. O'Neill for the
copy of the Franklin Almanac, which We mace the
subject Of article few weeks ago. 4 friend sus-
grsts to us, that our friend William +. Peudeton OF
King and Queen, former member of the Council OF
State, wss killed u in the article slllded to, before
his time. We congratulate our friend thathe ha,
had the privilege to read his own obituary. and hope
be may long live to remind Of the great and good
men with whom he was associated in bis younger
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-20
ORGANISM.

Our neighbor of the IPh's ,akcs tilt agains. "or.
gars'-of course we mean newspaper organs. Now
although we are not prepared to endorse the Wars
indictment In every particular, We are bound TO con.
fess that it is just in OF its accusations. We
speak from experience. We know the narrow limits
within which the editor is driven TO perform his daily
routine-how reentleasy every play Of fancy, every
sally Of VIII every original speculation rep-essed
by the deadenng weight OF authority aud with what
nervous horror Old women In place shrink from fel
low who isdisposed 10 do aittle thinking and talking
on his responsibility. Should tlie editor unfor-
tunateIy bo possessed Of some spirit, it will 20 hard
with him if he does not kick out vi the traces, nnd
lose his provender TIE writer has suffered in this
way, and therefore speaks feelingy on the subject
Instead, too, OF being compnen,ed for the indepen
dence Of his Judgment, he in reproachcd with al in
subordinate aud coutunacious temper, which it is
hazardous to rely upon. Taus tie New York Her
aid In tia; benevolent spirit which characterize. all
lis criticism Of men aud things charitaby informs the
world that we have been "t.ed and found wanting
too much ssil-dehci-nt in baliast-no good" Now,
whether tho ufais to which the Herald aliudes was
dscreditable to us or 10 those Who afterwards
adopted the very policy which they repudared in the
first instance, it is not fer US to determine; neither
will We undertake to deny thu, an unitnes. for the
function of organ grinder is proof of want Of abi
ty. This however, We viii venture TO declare, that
We do not expect do desire, aud woud not accept
the appointment under the incoming administration.
The writer makes this statement because be has been
represented q. an asprant for he place.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-20

1.-THE IlErnERS PLANTER

II it is not too late to repair au iuadvertent omis
sion, we would inform such Of our agricultural read
ers as do not subscribe to the Southern Planter,
that Mr. Rutfin has enlarged and otherwise improved
his paper to make it equal in every respect &c
the best periodicals Of the Sort We have not the
presumption to pronounce upon the merits Of an eg
rcu!tursl journsl bu: the editor of the PaHer has
q way of e1celling in whatever be undertakes; so
we will hazard the opinion that his paper is worthy
Of The most liberal patronage Such, at any rate Il
already enjoys, which implies the appreciation OF
person, who are competent to appreciate its excel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-20

JAMES RIVER ESTATE ro,A 30,
TIME subscriber offers az private sue 'ht Ueu',u'
II Farm in Goochland county. called oNif hf;S.
ing on James River Licking Hole Creek ana the Janes
River and Kanawha Canal four miles above the Court
House and thirty. tour miles from Richmond The srs'
ton is among the beautiful the rivor comuia:,d
ng view of the whcle arabic surface, nm: view oi the
surrounding country and canal for several miles up and
down the river. The is i'll high state OF improve
lnent, aud remarkably healthy II adjolns the es
,ares OF Thomas j. Deane w. b. Weisiser aud h skip
wh and contains 933 acres of which III acres are
hrst low grounds 220 Of second low grounds s2
OF arabic high land, and 3as acres OF wood land
Tac improvements of trGmc dwelling Win e'eht
rooms Ia good Kitchen outhouees, 4uarorS overseers
house built in ;he last Ave years, with brick chimneys
ana unierpinnng, aud brick barn. GOX3o, with
shed running the whole length sixteen feet wide, ne"
threshing machine, ice house, and all necessary
stables, sc.
Any person wishing purchase desirable residence
would do 10 this purchasing elsewhere, as
| will sell on reasonable terms.
Every preparation Is making TO seed 200 acres IN
wheat, this fall 100 OF in tsow, and the cornheld has
been sowcd in peas
To desirable purchaser would sell every thing as 1t
stands, and most OF the negroes
My manager Mr. Sanders will show the estate to any
one wishing TO purchase
Ny address Is Subletts P O., Pownatan county.
Oc, Is eff MILES c. SELDEE.
>-S-Whic will please cony
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-20
PENNSYLVANIA L. 8. SENATOR.

Some seem TO think that il the Democrats had no
minated any one else than Col. Forney for Senator
Cameron would no, have been elected The follow.
ing from the Harrisburg correspondent Of the Phi
ladephia Ledger, is, however, probably correct
The nomination Of sny other man but Col. ForDsy
By the Democratic caucus, would most probably mol
have altered the result The boiling Democrats can
not urge in justification of their course their hostility
to tn. election of Col Forney. By voting with III,
friends o! Henry y. Foster. they could have pre-
vented the election Of Gen. Cameron, or by voting
determinedly for any other Democrat, they could. al
least have prevented the election OF any man identI
tied with the opposition; tu, they looked 10 and DE-
sired no other result than the election OF Gen. Came
ron, uot because he was Republican, but slnpy
b-csue. he was Gen. 8 mon Cameron.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-20
BY T1L GVVEHNOit OF VIRGINIA.

7
xxvHEREiS iu:or::aton aAs hcen received by :hc
w Executive, ;A. man named - hOl II W s-t'A-'
who wss connncd l.. the js.! OF Powhaan county, on
c.a!ge 0; horse scaas. has cscsicd rom sad Jan ana
IS n w soing n; ltrS" Therefore DO ae:eay * re-
wa,d OF One tiLnred DU,is 70 ay person or persons
w.o shall aprrrheni r!e SAID - Roth"el. cna deliver
him 10 the aIiur Owaa county Ana do also require
the OF ce-s o; This Commonwealth, civ ano n!7ry ana
yeoncs, , e,;l generally 20 use their beet eXert!os
~ procure le .hc said ROCKWELL hti he may DC
bro gst 10 u,l!cr.
Given under NV hand SIS Governor, and under the zeal
OF Iae Lnn,G6nwrs.ra ii:.s .3.atay OF Ja;Us!y
ZEAL A. D. 1851 and IL the e!e' ycsr ~ the Common
wealth. HENRY y. WISE.
TIE Commonwealth
Rc:hw- Is described rs fully six feet hiSh .ln aad
sll,.y made sharp face lis: hair and "h!skcrs
ao,ut 81 wears 49,. slick glazed cap: resides
an! aas n ( rally il A,5cmaro county
lar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-20
Z. 4. J. CLOPTOS,
GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
yo MI Sire, (IsrIgs HDtfl


OTee No G. WaU Sired under ST. Chsrits Hotel,
RICHMOND, VA
TIME subscriber bcgs return his acknowed gments
Il his friends and perons tor their iarors during tne
pas, ysar would inform ;hem that he still continues the
business of
HIRING OUT NEGROES
RENTING OUT HOUSES, COLLECTING CLAIMS,
and all o,her business pertaining General Agency,
NIL Of which he g!ves hs personal attention Parties in
the country who entrust the hiring D their Negroes
" him. may assured OF every attention being paid
getting other than good homes aud in tue even;
sickness the beet medical and personal attention sha
always be supplied
Serroes for hire the coming year had better be
In to me NJ enrly after Christmas as possible
To those a, distance to whom ! nn personally un
known | beg to refer to the following pcrsons:
Caroline Couasg-L. II Kemp, Dr.. }. d Butler r. Hud
gins, p. woolfork, Willis Pitts, John Shepherd, VIM. J
Murry D. c. Dejarnett, DIR. w. c. Bauaile.
Richmoad.-Judge J. B. Clopton, j. A. Lancaster Son.
Judge j. a. Meredith. John P. Ballard, Gre,,er IL Brent
Garrett e. Anderson, c. J, Sinton d Co.
King Wilsam County-John L. Latanc VIM. {. Latane,
Dr. John Lewis. WIN. Taylor, Lucius Harrison.
King and Queen Coun.y.-Dr. Thomas Latane, WR. p
Courtney Turner g. Acree, Col Alex Fleet, Capt. ].
Haynes, Gresham &: Bugby, Or. G. Fsuneroy, Benoni
Carlton, DR.. BENZ Fleet
EsssI Couaty-E J. B. Whitlock, Thomas n Clarke
Or Z. l.. Wright, Or. las. II. Latane, Edward F Noel,
Col Richard Reuzie. Or. Bev. D. Roy, Geo. ]. Wright,
VIM. B Davis b. L. Wright
Glou6est,7 County-Dr L. c. Clopton
Hearico County-Wm. G. Tallaierro
Env 11-ctls Feb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-20
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
EARE II CHAKLEs CITY COUNTY F0K

FARM IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY FOX
SALE.
uE.yISC removed to Richmond, offer tor sale, my
Farm wing in the county of Charles City. = 10 q
miles from The James Rirer and - miles from the city OF
Rcbmond and containing $40 acres, about hall clear
cd n-oucng well and rapidly improving under the use
nj c clover plaster &c. There ia good Dwelling and
all NECESSARY outhouses. nearly new. Also all excellent
Carden and Orchard The Farm could be very conve'
uanrr divided n,otwo one containing 3OO and the other
aiO acres Persons wishing purchase Farnl III the
most productive and rapidly improving porte" OF Virs:nu
would we'll TO examine this property. ain disposed
10 sell on liberal and accommodating terms.
The overseer or my brother living adjoining, will show
the Farm to any one wishing To purchase.
Address Dr. o. 4. CRENSHAW,
lime g-cti Rnx NJ 37i. Rirh',n"' Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-20
VALUABLE FARM run SALE.

OFFER Tor sale my Farm, upon which formerly re-
sided lying immediately Swift Greek, IN the couh'
OF Chesterfield. about four miles above he CoAr! A""'''
und twelve miles from Richmond.
The ,rac, contain. 6i acres one third OF which in
original growth the other wolhlrds Is open "id III
good stale Of cultivation. aud we'll adapted TO the CROWN
OF wheat corn aud tobacco
Tire improvements consist Of good dwelling and all ne
cesssry out and farm houses.
The tarm Is well watered, and considered remarSao'
healthy
Any ono wishing to purchase call on ME, OF ). H.
Gilh At the Farmers Bank ot Va, Richmond - c,,
Nov la-cff y " W.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-20
Correspondence Of the Philadelphia Argue.
u,uo,prp6 Ian. Ia, lS

Menear. of York, openly boasts that ne received
as 600 TOR voting for Gamer IN lie says ~ 49, X.
wiz. Hn,el, where Menear Ia, o-en stopping pro
,..,.d a,sin., his r-m.;uiug: bs wns consequently
Sismis. sd nv the Landlord. Brady, 10 whom he ap'
pI;ed FOX board, refused 10 recssve MN:
Oni, has given Wagons-lser and Lebo notice to
Quit In the House. en- effort VIII De made 20 expe!
Menear.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-20
TIE BRITISH MINISTER.

Mr.. Charles Vi!l!ers having declined the mission
10 this country, Lord Esiu Is indicated as the per-
son mos, likely to receive the appointment. He has
rank and reputation, and would doubtless be an &C.
ceptable representative to tho country Above al!
le, II. have a gentleman, and no suca nsoent up.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-20
-,v xrYr rHIrED STATES sENarE.-

THE NEAT INIIEO u Co oENA H.
vvi,hin m Inst week nine SENATOR. have BEEN
.r 10 th- S-nat- It ,h- United Srnt-- from light
s,.. and h-ir- t',- -'ri nf h. pr.-,nr .---;"u ~
,..!rsr--- n'n- mar" w' rr.''ahiy "- "t"--, '"t
,,l ur partially .xpir- i.rir!- OF 'I- nln" js
hns-m, I ur 1r- i,-in,Sr-i- ami Gv. K .uhl rsn-
n- prUb,hi- pn,i'ai c.mn nIiex.Ua ut til >-nhi' "D
he 4tn Of March uexi If al tue vacancir. are 6ec
es expected, will be as l2w. Democrat 81 Rspub-
uceus 90 Americans 5.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-20
JOHN g. GEORGE GIBSON.
HOUSE BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS,

RICHMOND, Va,
XEAVlNG extensively fitted up their establishment
Il with the latest proved machinery, prepared
to furnish short notce and reasonable terms all
kinds OF portable finished Carpcntcrs work, such
Door aud Window France Casings out and inside I'M
ish, &c.
Sash Blinds and Doors, of all varieties.
Stairs, llendrai., Porches, Verandahs Balconies
CoGniccs, Cornce MoudingS end Brackets Of ali sizcs
and patterns
Mouldinys Of all descriptions
Wash'0osrds, Chiar.bosrds Ceiling boards, &c, &c.
They viii make estimates for work plans furnished
them and dehve. their factory the estimated prices
Orders respectfully solicited Ian ls-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-20
LEIGH's REPORTs-pd yOLUMI


IUST published and for .,e for the bene6, of the L.
ID brary fund.- second volume OF Leigh. Repor,s-ed
editions. 81.
Also Heuing' Statutes. l3 vols, AT a6 50 per set
Shepherds Stautee, continuation IIrniny 10 1903
vols at SO per vol Code OF Vireinia-s3 Code luter.
leaved in two vols-s3 per vol. Giners Rcpor,s-sa-
Randolph vols Leigh, l2 vols; Robinson vols. Gra,.
tam II vols-al at 81 per VOL
sessions Acts and Journals OF various years-sl per
volume.
"pp'' SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH
FExsminer, Dispatch and Whig will copy In country
n,nsr weeks Jan cot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-20
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN AWAY from abe subscriber on the 18th DAY OF
about lo wears old When he Lett had on bat With
black ba ID; clouded or spotted frock coat Ha. tu
head Of hair or both arms near the eo9~s
the ,dpraranee Of being Bit or cut with knife He Is
lehanded shrewd and intelligent, and vii; doubt at
tempt to pass a free boy and may hire himself az
such.
will give the above reward for 1he apprehension and
delivery of said boy secured In Jail that get
him. WIN. CLEMENT.
Address Campbell Court House Va Jan l0-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-20
Jan la-cw4w WY EuS ROBINSON. Clerk.

IuNO JOHN NUM-. Administrator OF P +. Goodwin,
DECD, aud also. &c Couui,toper appointed by The
County Court OF Louisa County 10 the case Of White and
others So Goodwn Administrator md Others cell the
land and slaves Of said Goodwin ind oil others whom
II may concern
TAKE NOTICE That on tie st dny Of the next term Of
the Circuit CourI Of ouiss county l. William J. Moer.
man. the guardian Of Elizabeth Ann Moo,nan and John
r. Moorman duly appointed by tue County Court of sr
din county In the Stale oil krn:ocky shall in conformity
with the Code OF Nir2nia petition tie Judge of the Cir
cult Court OF said co"nr ~ authorize such foreign
guardian, 10 receive Whatever nd. effects De
the hands OF said Mum 10 wnich ny said ward. may
entitled or under the control Of The Circuit Court Lou
ga to which the above referred ss been removed
and permit me to take the the State Of Ksn:ucky
Given unJer my band this 10Th Of lsnusry, 1857
wM J. MOORMAN. Guardian OF Eiizsbe'h Ann
J.pl3-cwIw and john Il Moermsn.