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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-27
runCINIA-IN cuANcERY-At Rules held in III

Clerks office OF the Circuit Court OF Louisa county,
on Monday, the I'd day of November, 1857.
Mile,us r. Gooch. sheriff of Louisa county. and rs such.
administrator de bouis non, of Ralph S. ~snndidse, dsc:ss
cd, Pie.
against
John Poindcx,er and Elizabeth. his wife, David I. John
son, administrator Of Thonas Johnson, deceased, and
other DIS.
And
Miletus T. Gooch. SHERIFF. Louisa county, and as such
administrator de bonis non with the will annexed ofJohn
Graves, deceased, Pin
against
David T Johnson, administrator Of Thomas Johnson,
deceased and other, Dts
The object of these suits are 10 sttneh a legacy OF ono
thousand dollars given by Lucy Qnnrles Of Orange coun
" TO John roindexter. for the purpose Of satisfying debts
due from the said John PoindeI er to the estate OF the in
,es,a,e oil tho plaintiff, In the 6rst, AMI tcstator IN the Sc
cond suit above, and also tn recover the costs OF the plain
,F in the first suit above in the Court Of Appeals; aud ai
davit having been made and filed in each case, that the de-
PENDANTS named above in these suits. are not residents. oil
this State, on motion Of the plaintiff in each suit, by his
attorney, it Is ordered that the said defendants above
named, in each suit, do appear here within one month after
duo publication Of this order and do what is necessary 70
protect their interests In the said suits.
A Copy-Teste,
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A BRISK BuSINESS.-A,:a huskipg frolic
"down Easr," lately. two hundred bushels Of golden
yellow corn were husked, forty-eigbt girls kissed, one
couple married, and seven more 'sngnged," al. in one
evening. Talk of siarnntion in business.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-27

STURGEON on BONNETS.-The Rev. Mr..
Spurgeon was lately advised, says the Edinburgh Re
view, to preach against the prevailing folly in head.
gear. As he took his place on the platform, h-
paused, looked around him, and said, II have been
requested to rebuke the bounets Of the day: but
npon my world don't sac any," ss, being in front
of the ladies. he could not.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-27
From the "Kanawha Valley Starr

From the "Kannwha Valley STAR
CONVENTION OF THE FRIENDS OF THE
kANAWhA RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
A Convention of persons and parties interested in
the Improvement OF the Navigation Of Kanswha Ri
Yer will bs held in the City Of Richmond on Tues
day, the 9Th day Of December Mex, 1857.
A full attendance of parties is earnestly requested,
az matters Of much Importance 10 the development
Of the kanawha Valley will bs considered.
RUFrHER, HALE IL Co.
GEO. JEFFRiEs,
Agent Win. NJ. n. Company.
THOMAS l.. BRoUH,
Prest. Coal River Navigation Company.
CLEMENT SMITH,
Prest. OF the Va. Camel C. Company.
JOHN ID VAsHORS,
Agent of the Western NJ. 81 N. Company.
PETER LAME,
Agent of the Mt. Carbon N. Company.
Z. H.. PEysEMAN,
Agent of the Coal River s. Kan. NJ. Co,
CAARLEsToN, Va, Nov III, 1857. and others.
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NKW ORLEANS uaEEET. Ee.. y.

NEW ORLEANS N.IEET. Ec:. >.
CV1Tos- Sales Of 1850 bales to-day. tn" seHineI1
advices caused a slight advance Middiins ia hl2e.'
Moia,ses "a cts. Flour Is active, with a lsI:e export :"
auiry. at g.. Pork-Ee~ Western Ness SV' a !" -
charge OF London 10 10 Freichts ar. more "c"'e'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-27

MISSIONARIES FOR THE EAST The follow.
ing missionaries have taken passage in the chip Judge
Shaw, cleared at this port yesterday for Madras -
MIR. and Mrs. Snyder and child, Mr.. and Mrs. Long,
and Mr.. aud Mrs. Unganst, Lutheran missionaries;
Mr.. and Mrs. Quick, and Mr.. and Mrs. Hitchcock.
Of the American Board of commissioners for foreign
missions Miss Mott, of Assam.-fB0ston Post.
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city. The Pastor, DR.. VIM. f. Broaddus. has been
assisted by Rev. DIR. kiugsford. of Alexandria, and
the exercises have created a lively interest in the con
g~regs;ion eue community. fredericksburg Record
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CHARLESTON MARKET, Nov; y. "a
Sales Of 1000 bales Of Cotton OF unsettled rates ~
ding lair II l2 cts.
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err.
NORFOLK CIRCUIT CouRr.-In the case of tire
Commonwealth vs.. Bartholomew, reported yesterday
it WAS proven that the prisoner believed hs was q
descendant of the Royal family Of France, and that it
was a coDdescension in him to speak to common mef,
He was kicked when a boy by a colt, which injured
his intellect. His father died in the Lunatlc Asylum
at Mount Hope, having gone deranged because Gen
Taylor beat Gen. Cass for the Presidency Norfolk
Argng.
A LARGE EAGLE KILLED-A large golden eagle
measuring seven feet aud four inches from tip to tip
and three feet from his feet to his peak, was killed by
Mr.. Green A. RAIDER, near Lewisburg, Va, one day
last week. This monster bird was attempting to stea
one of Mr.. RS turkeys when he was killed.
EXTENSIVE FIRE Is LYSCHBURG HEAVY Loss
On Tuesday night, about IL o'clock, a fire was dis.
covered in the workshop attached to the tobacco
factory of DR.. Saunders, on second street, and be-
fore the flames could be arrested, the Workshop and
three other buildings adjoining it were entirely con.
sumed. The buildings contained 100 boxes of manu-.
featured tobacco, all of which was destroyed. We
regret to learn there was no insurance on either the
buildings or stock. The loss TO DR.. Saunders cannot
be lsss than 4 1000, and may exceed that cum. 1t is
not known by what means the fire originated.
Chas. r. c. Ackerley, a compositor in this office,
received a painful injury by the reels running ever
his ankle.-tL ynchburg pirgin'an.
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ID Y virtue Of a decree rendered by the Circuit Court OF
ID Louisa. on tho cid day Of September last, In the
suit by the name and style Of Bickcrton l.. Johnson. late
sheriff of Louisa County, and as rueh adminis,ratcr Of
Judith Parsons, decd, Plalntf,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-27

NAvAL.-It is said orders have been received at
the navy yard al Norfolk to get ready for sea, with
ali possible dispatch, the sloop Of. war Marion and
the brig Perry. rbsir destination is said to be Nica
rsgus, in order to enforce, il necessary, our treaty
with that Government, as we'll as to compelthe fulfil.
ment of their obligations TO the United States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-27

ArTENBrEp SpIcipE.-Thomas Egan, OF Clarxs-
burg, Va, on hs way from Baltimore to wheeling
Saturday, leaped from the Railroai train, near sack.
~eyetown, on the Baltimore and OHIO Road, and was
dangerously injured. Heis supposed to be insane.
RrLIeIoua.-A proiracted meeting bias been going
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DIED OF HIS WoUNps.-Mr. Garland Hoskins,
who was shot and MORALLY wounded by a man named
Arnold, some two weeks since, died on Sunday last,
and an inquest was held over bis body on Monday.
The jury returned a verdict that he came 10 his death
by the wound inflicted by Arnold, who is now in Jail
awaiting his trial.
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THE LEXINGTON CADETs.-The Cadets Of the Vir
ginia Military Institute are making preparations tt
visit Richmond the approaching 22d of February, al
they wish to participate in the ceremonies set apar
tor that day.
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HEapriELD RAILROAD ACCIDENT train east
with freight, while passing over the deep file, n mile
and a half beyond the West Alexandria tunnel, on
Monday morning, some seventeen miles beyond this
city, ran of from the track in consequence Of the
sliding of the embankment and the fine engine Penn
sylvania and three freight cars were precipitated ~
feet downward. The fireman, John Martin, was &C.
riou.ly' but no. dangerously injured, while four OF
Eve others were somewhat MANNED. The cars were
wrecked, the engine, turned bottom upward, and the
damage generally was yeIy serious, though at present
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-27

FiLLrso A VAcAScY.-A vacancy existing in the
Jefferson Ward delegation in the City Council, caus'
ed by the death of DR.. Charles Millspaugh, at a late
meeting Of that body, on motion Of Mr.. n. b Hill,
one Of the representatives Of that ward. David Cur
rie, Esq. was unanimously elected to fill the place.
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CHIsArrAxE AID OHIO C~AKAL.-Since Saturday
last sbou. sixty boats have arrived past the George
town collection Office, moro than two thirds OF which
were ~freighted with coal; in all bringing between
four and five thousand tons. Other freight, are corn,
wheat, limestone and wood. Boats are still rapidly
arriving, and the reports are that each boat VIII
strive TO make yetthree more round trips this season.
Nat. Int.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-05

amoutE ~ best men, and if there had been
an hdsA man appointed instead OF Gov.
Corn, on our joint Committee, who meant
whathe sid. Ihave no doubt that one Con-
stituEon would have been agreed upon long
AGO. Ind have no doubt that if. be keeps
await Co1mttee win yet agree upon.
one bnstitution. He has been the bane OF
/ sbeak what every man who belongs to
the Convention knows, and for it ! am res
'ponsibIe I mean what say l say it not
in passion.s sas what circumstances and
positive knowledge will bear me out in.
Thus went the matter. need not make
any Bunconbe speech in this Convention, to
satisfy my colleagues here around me. lneed
not take the course that gentleman took. i
know tie feeling Of every gentleman 10 this
Hall. / know what they think Of mr. course
say nothing IN regard to that. only speak
Of these base ialsehoods which have gone out
through the paper. Ishall probably atsome
future time, take up this subject ard analyze
it further, but at present. need say no more
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-05
M. SHERBURNE, Chm
L. K. STANNARD, Sec.
JOSEPH, r. BROWN,
W. HOLCOMBE, s
CYRUS ALDRICH, %
CHARLES MCCLURE.
THOS. j. GALBRLITH,
w w KTNCCprRv

1.-THE Constitution is printed in another
column. f,ss.s -s.g.
On motion of Mr.. SECOMBE the several
resolutions with reference to the signing and
authorization of this Constitution We're then
taken up from the table for consideration.
Mr.. KEMP'S resolution to amend, by the
signature of members, was adopted.
Z Mr.. CLEGHORN'S resolution-members
may sign at pleasure hereafter. in tie Office
of the Territorial Secreary-coming up
On motion of Mr. HAYDEN, it was so
amended as to require the absentees to sign
before the first day of October next and in
that shape it was adopted. as s.e
On motion of Mr.. STANNARD, it was
Resolued, If this Constitution shall be
adopted by the people, That the Territorial
Governor be and he is hereby requested to
have copy thereof transcribed upon parch-
ment, with the regulations attached, for pres
ervation in the archives of the State.
On motion Of MIR. MANTOR, it was
Resolred, Thai VIM. Shelly, Messenger of
this Convention, be allowed $50 for extra
services rendered the same.
On melton of Mr.. STANNARD it waS
Resozued, That the Sergeant-at-Arms of
this Convention be allowed S75 for extra ser
vices done for this Convention.
" ....-.: . s>-sss.vfsss an
thorizing SIS extra pay to each member Of
Tho Convention: and ss-- .f..st F. SIS
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-05

Mr.. COGSWELL, another. auth orizing
$50 extra pay
Which were severally rejected.
On the motion Of Mr.. HAYDEN, it was
ordered, That the members of this Conven.i
ton do now proceed to sign this enrolled
Constitution. '
I But before this signing
The Committee took recess till half past
2 o'clock, p. M.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-05
tLArEsr.

The Inlia mails reached london on the
14th inst, but the correspsndepce adds moth
ing of importance to the felegraphic accounts.
The correspondent Of thez1ssimes gives the
details d the new outbreSks which appear
to have been less seriouein their conseauen-
ces than he early ones. He thinks the food
of the instruction has been passed.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-05

= ResoJosd, That the Secretary Of this Con-
vedtion be instructed to prepare for the press
an exact copy Of the Journal Of this Com
vention; and that the same be furnished and
disposed of in the same manner as the Pro-
ceedings and Debates of the Convention. ~
On motion by Mr.. CLEGHORN, it was
Resolped, That the Joint Committee of
Conference be authorized and instructed to
employ sufficient number of copyists to
enrol the Constitution, and have it prepared
for the authorization by the members of
this Convention early tomorrow morning.
Mr.. ALDRICH, from the Committee on
Supplies and Expenditures reported sundry
audited accounts for Printing, Newspapers,
Stationary, and other supplies connected
with the expenses os this Convention;
Which was accepted and ordered to be
printed. a %
And then, after other closing business,
the Convention adjourned till tomorrow
morning, 9 o'clock.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-05

thorizing $75 extra pay to each member Of
the Convention; and .r'ea aoas y 81
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-05

Mr.. GALBRAITH, from the Joint Com
ittee of Conference now submitted their final
joint report of the Enrolled Constitution, in
in writing. as follows: re
The Joint Committee of the two Conven-
tons appointed to agree upon one Constitu-
ton to be submitted to the people of the State
of Minnesota for ratification or rejection,
would respectfully report, that, in accordance
with the instruction to siad Committee they
have enrolled and now report copy of the
Constitution carefully CT impaired and identi-
c G win ene copy heretofore reported oy the
tons. and now read, for ratification by the
Conventions.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-09-05

HALIFAX, "wednesday, Aug. 70.
The Royal Mail steamship Anser5ea arrived
here at Ii o'clock this morning. She left
Liverpool at 3 o'clock on Saturday afternoon,
the 18th inst Her dates are consequently
three days later than those already received.
The Atlantic Telegraph is broken, and ope-
rations for the present are suspended. The
British steamer C1cIops had returned to Va
lentia, with Mr.. Field on board That gentle
man repaired Immediately to London to con.
fer with the Directors as TO future move
ments- He telegnphed ths information to
Mr.. Richard Stuart, Agent Of the Associated
Press at Liverpool. t@S>
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28
.NStc Goods
F O r. 7 II e II O L d AZ S!
HYDE & GOODRICH,

Corner Canal and Royal streets,
Have on hand and will be receiving from Europe large
and elegant NEW GOODS aurpassng any thing
offered in this MARKET comprising articles of taste and beauty
from all parts of the world.
STONE CAMEOS, ROMAN MOSAICS GOLD ETRUSCAN
BRACELETS, Brooches Ear.rings-a new article of
exquisite beauty from Rome.
FINE FL LoRENTINE MosAICs from Florence
large collection of CORAL OBJECTS richly mounted in
Chased Gold from Naples.
ENAMELs and PAINTINGS of the finest description from
Geneva.
Enameed Diamond JEWEIRY from Hanau and Frank
fort.
Very beautiful articles Of the cheap TERRA GOTTA
WARE, from Mannheim.
BR ONE FIGURES and VASES Bronze and Marble Clocks
of superior quality ard artistic beauty; PARIAN STATU-
ETTEs, and variety of fancy articles from Paris
WRITING DESKS, Work Boxes Glove Boxes etc.. beauti-
fully nlaid in the Mosaic style, from London
supply of Sheffield PLATED WARE; also full Ivory
and Pearl Handle CUTLERY from Sheffield
very complete assortment of SILVER WARE, of beautiful
and new styles from factory, which
pared to execute orders Of any kind and to extent
OF WATCHES endless vare,y-Plain Engraved Chased
Enaneled, Diamond Pearl, with Chains and Ghateains to
match from manufacturers in England France,
Germany and Switzerland,
A great variety of mounted u,vmounted
PRECIOUS STONES,
sL DIAMONDS,
RUPIEs,
~ EaERALDs
5 oPALs and PEA RIs
Ore OF the firm having in Europe during the last six
months personally selected all the above goods
the Of the public strangers visiting
the city 20 our stock confidence a for richness and va
rfey it eaanct be eNcelled in tse sou'h.
dis eptf HYDE & GOODRICH.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28


On Sunday morning the 27th inst, at Id O'Clock Capt j. j.
an A aged 50 native q Mason Ky
His friends and respectfully requested TO
attend his funeral from No. Union street. this afternoon at
31s o'clock.
HOPE LODGE No II, I. o. o. F.-The members Of this
Lodge and the Order requested
late Bro u j. Ketcheya, from No. II Union street. this after.
noon, at s3a O'Clock. BY order:
j. F. CALDWELL, N q.
JosErH MURPHY, Secretary.
Friday night the 18Th ult at Il O'Clock Mrs BAzLIcE
NJ ~ Y, widow OF Paul Darcaute, nged 80 years.
~ When the young, tho beautiful. the too
endefly beloved stricken disease in fes early
when the angel Of Death claims II as the tenant
early the alction OF heart is poignant and
nothing s felt hut sepucher desoaon and
despair On the other hand with what rejoicing myriads
human beings hail the advent OF "a for human woe
In Woosmans Cherry Expectoant the bright angel Of Hone
sounds the glad dngs aud says Daughter be
There remedy under the which the curative
properties Of Woodmans Cherry Expecorant d2s
n1Thc velocity with which light travels
is init rapid gloom Of dark
ness ever the face Of the earth Yet there another lunary
whose control disease not less easily
be procured by the whole Republic Coughs colds croup in
fnenza asthma consumption and all pulmonary affections; in
digestion and all stomach complaints yield willing obedience
to the curious properties Of this wonderful phenomenon
adycdy that Woodmans Cherry Expectorant is the
only reliable medicine FOR the above complaints the
pamphlet carefully DIS 2plt&IW
Ha- Who Is H0sfetter - What dysncDttc
and narvouy invalid that red his celebrated
Stomach Bters but reply With peasure cases
dizziness; apleney papation praation great fatigue
stpaon dyspepsia physical and mental inability II srprs
ing how the patient finds relief They appe
e mpar tone to the system force of the bile impure
creons regulate the bowels strength body vgor
OF mind No family afford to be without Hostel Stom
ach Biers Sold bottles by all hotels grocers drug
gists eic. No additional spirits required DIS 2p6t<W
-, = -.,--7-- - - -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28

Ths following b nom ths jackson Missisappian.
si,e ls3inr central orssn of Tie Democracy Of our
sistsr state
aIJr. Gu Anna: xrp N THxx u From Tie freesoil
4tsstade II ~ no Walker press. lsays Hindman's
Ale Dss9Ssssl Not.a snu Soe.n, - SNarl.ng
w 49, 49, 49, III 8Schsnan rsrcrs s,ssioSsment
oexhS c3Sg b thAt bcdy IN ~ not III III unlikely
me- ohly supporters II Congress Will
3 aao sioon.snss wnom
sSS ss ssse ~ ~ q II X b.a
Nj ~ friends III III hs6inning and acted always
eeysxy thena. Evil ccunse!s prevailed with
~ enu ns eosa,sss. ana n.a Eaos saan conn-
ern nemcc,sss S.hc = s,,stssrs T.tssa srd thn.e
men South who were II purchasable quality. Now. in
shs hour of trial hs friends desert him
rae he mnls look s9 tnesJo GuaFd-sne Stase Hgnts
III h;sy AZ III t s,,,a,, Il, ~. ~ a.,
temple, scoure te sycOphants from his presence and
lo ~ the headsof the traitors, and our forces will
asonho nlln ahu van Or iaii ~ tne ditcn,
Isl q are unable % discover any good reason why
we 5sase fignss democracy OF Sne south, OF true
Sousnern hgna men anywhere, shouid rally % the
support a tne nat has ho done Tor our
secAon tnas busy ourselves about his poll
sacat sAlvasont t That Is question that should be
Mlly snd satlsactorily and should be thor
oug1ly understood and appreciated BY our people,
before they take any decided steps Of conrittal in
ne premises
y Is understood that the President and Gov Walker
diner now, although We have seen no official an
nonncemsnt oft unless We look TO letter Of
resignation. The President had NO censure for the
Governor 10 his annual message, and ne allowed him
70 remain In cf6cs until be thought proper 70 resign
of bis own tree will and accord There is no proof
TO show that he ever would have removed him.
Further Neither the President, nor bis organ the
Washington Onion, nor any Of the lesser organs Of
the administration throughout the country acknow-
ledged to be Ench, we mean-had any words of con-
demnation for Walker, in which the President was
not hed hlameless, while the former, continued in
Office BY the latter, was working the cause of the
South ~ the Injury be could in the Territory Of Kan
sas! The agent was sometimes denounced for his
Infamous treachery, but the principal was always
pFoclaimed gniltless just as though one could be
tznocent and the other not innocent, or the one
guilty ard the other not guilty.
Walker received the support Of the administration,
organs and All, until after the adoption Of the Lee
e0mpton Constitution. And the only material differ
ence Of opinion between Walker and the President
now consists in the manner Of the submission OF the
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28
M MARRIED.:

First Presbyteran Church Tuesday evening 2d
inst. by the Rev. Or. Palmer, Mr. THOMPSON Of
Glasgow Scotland, Miss CAROLINE E. QUIRK Of this
city
On Friday evening. 25h inst by the Rev. Walker Mr.
GF KNI5H HIT to Miss EP HEafIA r. youngest daughter Of
the late A. G. Morris, all Of this city.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-28
Cos,ssopositiss,s.


Nohns N be world but regard for public veal induces
20 our fellow beings The Press as public monitor ought a
the sane time 10 be pab beneiaetorhence we
remind the public 4 certain things that never oscb, TO he lost
sight OF such for instance being to have on hand al
all times, f''' ''e' - -
Dalisy,s Magical Pain Extractor,
which s certain cnre for Sal, Rhepm Piles Cuts wcnn3
n'ses Old sorss swellingS felons Erupiions
ana catalogue Of diseases numerous to aienou.
@e on do os duts the public when VIZ ssy thnt no
ssa'a " this a healing, alpoweriai curative save
Nsna is pFeeaess Taoessnds dny cured wh il, Il rs
'Fiy sonderi saat hiss deps for the community II Is The
ons s'efise remedy in sad aeeiae,s which wil eccr al
s'naes an'ons the SONS Of men. Remember So. :
z DALi4EY.s aAsicAf. PAIN EXTRACTOR.
eosn ~ Sew Orleans wlanesaie end retail, hy
J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
.s}8 q aud ISL ehaIirss street
= SIDE Agents for Inc Southern States .
Ts whon a dsrs sbo Nd be saressee DIS 2pstcoaSlsw