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TMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS. by which

IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS by which
patent the United States the
combination machinery converting seed cotton
process from the through tho
ou preparation and spinning machinery until II ready for ship
weaving.
saving this will be
made the (unbroken uDinjued by
raon the machinery the used and dis
enange W will be about n cent and heavier and
will command markets world dancing all competition
advanced prices.
The undersigned dispose privileges his
viii
strucons how TO how TO obtain the bcs machinery and all
other particulars application addressed
G-2awlyf GEORGE G. HENRY, Mobile.
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0f fMe removal Of lie lDd opsce from Flyas 10 Boonee
tie State Of Missowi
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State, at a early period practicable
the removal will be ssucaW
the register receiver mt the Fayctto land Office.
Given under hand the CITY OF Washington, this 18th DAY
May, A. y. 1857
by Of the President
TIIS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the Office
May l9-1aw6w fIntclSStr
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"0WARD'S United States Supreme Court Re-
IL ports. 10Th vol, session 1857
This day Published.
June 10 FRANcK TAYLOR
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Change OF the Place OF Sale of the Delaware
Trust Lands in Kansas.

NOTICE is hereby given that the place of sale Of
the Delaware lands Territory,
take place at IecomIon the 23d day of
changed and will commence Osawkce said Territory
day and date
BY order Of the Secretary Of the Interior: 4
CHARLES Z. MIX,
Commissioner ad interim.
DEPARTMENT INTERIOR
Office OF Indian Affairs April o. 1857
April 7--Iawt1June sa
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Jan l7-dr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-22
The Kings 0f Ain sss.

The following account Of tho twin Kings of
Siam occurs in the notice OF Sir John B"wrlng's
work on Sum, published in the London Times:
"rheir government is pure despotism mildly
administered by the accomplished brothers who
are Mt present Kings of Siam, and whom We look
upon ns the most remarkable personages in the
world These gentlemen. up to 1881, we're kept
out of their Royal rights by usurper, and were
80 superior 10 the average of Europeans in the
same prelicnmeni that they qualified themselves
to administer the kingdom at his decease Their
learning and ,alents would really distinguish
them anywherr, apart from the crowd of gentle.
men with dynnsiic pretens"ns. and they may be
said To have laid the beginning If "a new era for
Siam by applying tho lessons they learnt in ad-
ver-ity. The frs, King might fairly claim to DO
made an F. K. 5. for his varied qualifications,
scientific and literary. He is able to calculate
an eclipse and the degrees oi latitude and l"ngi-
iude He il profound scholar in Psli and San.
scrit. has learnt Latin from the French Catholic
missionaries. and can read and write English as
we shall pr. senty Hs has introduced into
his country n printing press. with English and
Siam yp.s, and having constructed the first
chimney seen in Siam he is applying his
geological knowl dge in u search for native coal.
The second king Is also an excellent English
scholar aud writes hand which would qualify
him 10 be an engro-sing clerk to an English So
ici,or. He has also studied Euclid and Newton
ha. resd the works Of Sir Walter SCOTT, and in
evidence of his appreciation # them has called
ship after his name. The 6r-t king inquired
nbou, the di oovery of the planet Neptune. and
discussed the astronomical bearings of the Eng
lish calendar with Sir John Bowring. He m-n-
toned also his intention to write a history at his
time, in English for which he is not disposed to
seek any assistance. The second king was SO.
icitons about the latest news from Europe, made
many inquiries about the Queen and the royal
family her age, the number Of her children.
whether she had gone to Paris to meet the French
Emperor, &c. Both appear to receive many of
the newest English work. and both will doubtless
read ,hi-. book of Sir John Bowrng, and in case
this article we take the opportunity here of con.
yeying to them our assurances Of respect and
admiration for their characters and accomplish.
unautsb
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BALTIMORE


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y" ""'', ''a" " =, - ','r ~ ,c,r. enables pr NJ to
-, 49,, ~, tt .lort,st time have II safely
-
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extensively feehfRhd ht ih' 'h'v,n a., 'l'"t , w., .
lasses al Seetei ps''s'H ,~ w'' ~ ','o," d" ~ NY ~
The n'eh N'p"'"'"" 49,.
tfhts Institution "ohld fth1'l rup'S ,, .' - na,a
tnui II The many alp'hhh n''' '"'
ttn htendn then m"neN nH''''",o" Wy ,, , ,, 80,
flourish q" largely Ia Np' Puhh' P'"''' W." ' ~ ~ -
AuNefaiotkth - .,..
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Aeu wound hNea iiu'N' i''"''''' ,a,, H., ,h,,i,
rnrlN medtal WhtfV l""l'o' w '"'"'
III pr NJ makes no alnthR P'''""""'' P'o'''' " ''
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Tho usus sSm t.hh are N''' '.",''' s' m, ,'l.,. ,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-22

1tss IOsK lOH SALE.
~ IN s-at Ivurthurg Gas stock,
5r.1lt Mortgage Va. cnn Bonds for sale by
ma f3r. INNGNORNE a HnICOhBE.
@rr--yr - go stSsGG re! az ItNsttht : !!
- ~ Grateful for past sv"rs. the sulscrlher would
u his thanks 10 hs friends and the pub
lie generally aud inform them thai he
hand and e. constantly adding thereto large a
sprtment Elegant Furniture manufactured by sklf1 work
men sui of thu very hest aud finished ia the most d"
His 81. .ck embraces every artsI usual. so
len II - u the most extensive uHuutacurits
II ,ecit,H ca from tho~" wishing to purchase ieenR as
and Will saiioiacOn In regard to both
price AID qunl ~ Of work
Hair aud Shuck Mattresses always on hand
EDWARD j FOLKES,
i,,,,s. npi.dkctaif
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-22
uNAnHIY HAsDN-supcriOr lot OF Family
II Bacon sale Ia be found az - -
mar lsts VALENTINE & HEN1NGs
6uGAR MANI lEACIOHN.
a r., KONPR.

lSUCCIssOR 10 n IAN0HONNF 4 NONs)
MAIS STREET, LyNCuBUR0 Va
In tha ahshmont viii always be found Stock,
pne a.sortment Cgarr all kinds made of tho finest i'm
ported rabaccos carefully selected aud manufactured with
view In nstduu smokers and To maintain tor
the tins establishment reputation equal to those
pi any manuiaetory IN the country.
To offer at all times complete
he also keeps constantly large stock OF imported
Havana Cigars which viii be sold at small al
cost
Tn, attention Ut dealers city aud State is special
W solicited examination ia" Stock The brands of the
and have Tor Year. h'rn Sold IN me large
Northern cities where h, have entered int" successful com
eion 18th brands all kinds imported aud domestic man
uiacture.
Orders the Union Will be promptly met,
and entire satisfaction guaranteed /" purchasers.
dec ly
xvo<VuENTAs DESIGNS, some de-
vi signa iust received at JOHN Is. GADDESS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-22
HAVANA II AN,
Grand Sonsot,hDtsd u.ottcry OI NRryInud

600 przcs amounting to sls36OO
Whole tclctn su; Halves O. Quarters 81 80.
y pleaae all tickets IN the above Mag
Schemes
z II HUBBARD & co,
M. ~ Fnyctto 81. or liuX, No, 40
ap % t.J0may baltimore Maryland.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-22

ATOpIGE.-Ebc attention OF the Merchants
y hnfines. Iyl huR isrospecully invited TO
Ia. following extract from h' regulation" OF Lynchburg Col
ego
student shall be allowed contract any debt debts
without the ,i-on n his parent guardian
errding a without written certificate from the
President o the Faculty Will do 50 at his own risk
SAM FL X. COX,
aug aets President Of III" Faculty
A IL. tn, newest st,ic- in dur tioshinv nsd
~ Gents Furnishing Goods, alwa to he und at
Un n GLASS KAINE'S
gypK -AI.E.-Atntc Of SirgiUiR HOWds, city
Iynrhburg Bonds Salt Works Branch Bonds Merchants
bank Mechanics Savings Bank stock. Farmers and
Merchants Savings Bank Stock, Virginia Tennessee Rail
Road stock Lynchburg Fire Insurance St"k Jams River
h Ksnawha Stock. PETERS, SfENCE q w.
an Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-22

= uYIaE.-ube co-p partnership heretofore ex-
~ sfny between the undersigned and s. Diugud, under
th Duguid dissolved the lat day Of
January last
The will hereafter he carried by the undersigned
plrr the firm and d T. a. G. A DlUGUID, at the
old stand of =. Biugnld n soma
ptrsons a,nins the firm If s, Diuguid
sons " Ill present settlement and thos. owing
accounts will please come ard and pay up.
DAVID L. DIIGUID,
GEORGE A. DIUGUID
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-22

Married persons, oung Men contemplating marriage"
r. av ar, OF steal weakness. organic debility ciorm
lies Sc shond Immediately consult pr Johnstonand be re-
stored to perfect health.
,Ie vh places himself under the uf br Johnston
riausy couhde in his honor ahd confident
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-22
Ekltt 4ssys. e. atDS rTI.Es. --
i u.utsliN~ ~lpu

4 -. -. AN. G'ft~g - 60, Emportr, al
8 l.t# #.., HI..t, ...u Fancy Goods aud dea,.fs
fa tam H.-H.. uOItr- lIuol, aud cotton rhtend Sem
iur s#1 f.5a. oa.- p.u,rlly a. Murray Street, NV
,4.#f 1neN 1adiN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-22

UI .is.s sfii iH=ltpN.
Can ,.it,ll u., l.Y, il IL that,
lar aui t,ar ~ 1prce - You travel
Il.Nt o., ihrtr-ttpg rail oar
IrtN,l d, tlu. pladdps staE" coneh
.Tra,l o., the tl1uc packet,
Oruu ltpi =, back or m buggy
Il riur yni.,N. uu Iht tnouutani
/. the liurg and ut thr Hinge.
Iy t4,. .va,sait. M the mansion,
H. nu.,HI,,. Iu ut. .ailREr.
In iI. Court and - tJH Courthouse,
In t.r sJlc4rpulu. at the uarkrt.
" hct,sur',I Your auty calls Nou.
Nh,ros.vv,t th slurss bids Nnu,
VI here you rcalu Tor rrrrrauon.
WI, th, raln,p. wi, the lawyer,
W., tno Miller, vlN thr saNAtr.
WIZ IA, Merchant why the Dasluf,
Mhv the Ioacr,r VIII tha Preacher,
" h, th. men whu take the tuNrs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-22

UF you ,,umt TIA" in-iic>t summer auIs io be
j touud South If New YORK come 10
nm ms GLASS & RAINES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-22

ssSs. .Ssteob WbNTED-LAFAY EFT Z
GRAY. Note Public dealer in Land W variants and Aor
'ls yi-il,, purchase OuU93 ACRES Of Military Bounty
alG N,rrgtt. vii attend any business a. Notary
ir ,s a c'u nlcdglncut Of leeds assignment oi Land
N,rrapts le A, LAFAYETTE ". GRAY,
Notary Public, Bounty Land and
inlytts Pens Agent lynrhburg. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-22

assI,t s'ss A.ss-siur -io.i. Oi tsaIr oi'0n
ID is W tul and complete comprising all numbers Ham
i've o fortt.M d. Ii you good article at tae lowest
tra, l,t vice. rive rs cali NJ HOLLINS q CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-22

pRsI. 27ih. s~Js.- Da,,- a t"Hes' pat ut
~ Shouilar Seam shirts Drawers Sc. &c at
GLASS RAINF'S
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LOTTERIES,
uIGn @sssEMg~ sOu HNS, 1897.
r. FRANCE. n co. MANAGERS.
Grand Con-oiidn"d Letter, Of N"ryI"md

Il bn drawn In natlmnrc Nd. Saturday May @rd 1857
opada,td tdtr me Q he STATE Lot
~ tDUtH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-22

saaAas ~aci,- Asbton NnIi on cOnsi 1ineni,
4 fxISFSttoI sale by Ian OTIS 1RBY& SAUNDERS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-22

II y. Il G.. a. DICt.uID, Successors 10 -
Yys DUGUID SONS, will keep constantly on hand
large stock all kinds of FuRNruRE of their own manu-
au they Will be pleased to shew the old friends
latron s. Diuguid Sons, and the public generally
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-22

.rri,ily WHO lave become the victims uf Solitary Vice,
M dreadful anl destructive hal which annually sweeps
r., an uptme, grave thousands OF Young OF the mos;
oed talents brilliant intellect Who might otherwise have
ifanrrd listening with the huuders OF cuquencr,
Of naked eNaces The living Tyre may call with all cont
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-22

\ QIARRllR.l !. h JOHNSON Cumnlau.
der leaves kHuawha SalntS SATURDAY oclork 4
NJ tor CtcuuHl Freight twrpt, hvo per leo FAM
%I-Mcals and state k'ums Included auE 2e-ly
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-03-24
Medical Irnposeibilities.

Fur Ion time certain class of diseases have oaf-
fsd the and practic" OF the most eminent mem
,crs OF thu regular me dical faculty Foromostam
thea. wo might Instance epilepsy or falling hts Hap
pily now by the skill and inventive genius OF an emil
nent chemist Of Baltimore, Nd this disease has been
brought within the means of n cure. Wc aliude TO
the pre- pa ration called the VEoETARLE EXTRACT EPI-
IErr1c Pills invented and prepared by Dr. SETH s.
HAscE of lC8 Baltimore stree I, Baltimore, Md since
their discovery many persons who had given up all
bose OF being cured, have been restored to the
full enjoyment of health. Prominent among these we
might enuInerate Mr. HARRISON IhGHTFooT, of Hunts
Vile Alabama Mr.. l.. has suffered as much from ep-
epsy az any other person In the world: never know
ing what II pass n week without having an at
tack, and often falling in the streets OF HnnsVle.
Nc is fully restored and has not had an attack FOR
more than n year. DIR. Hance's pills have been the
sure cause of this These pills also cure all
notifications Of Fit:, Spasms. Cramps, &C.. and are
very serViceable to persons Of weak nerves Dr
Rancc sends them to part Of the country on the
recent of a remittance The prices are one box, 81;
two hoxe. SIS; twelve boxes S24; and sent to any
part or the country, free of postage. Direct your
cornmunica uons to SETH. S. HAScE, lCe Baltimore
xtraet Baltimore. Md.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-03-24
Are You Sick

Thon you can't be cured too Don't delay until
your complaint Is incurable and then mourn when 1t
loo late Four-hfths Of all the diseases which peo-
Pic the church yards. might be cured by Ayers Ca
thprtic pills fC taken in sPason. Icn't go dragging
through thr Spring faint listless and sleepy because
your ood is loaded with bile. Don't the Head
ache heartburn their kindred disorders because
stomach Ia f"nl. Don't parade Yourself around
tho world. covered with Pimples Blotchcs. Ulcers,
Soras. and all nny of the unclran Diseases Of the
'kin. hocans@ yOur system wants cleansing; Don't
yourself about lean. hagCard, all caved in, be-
cause yorr StOma ch and Bowels need strengthening
into healthy action. Ayers Pills set these things
right water quenches fire. They purify the
body and blood and restore their functions into
healthy activity which you feel quick they nre
taken. They the one great medical wonder ofthe
age, recognized by nil who know their virtues and
many thousands kTow them. Take the Cherry Pccto-
raj for cough. and the pills for all deragemens re-
4uirinC n purgaiivn medicine.
Prepared by JAMES c. AVER, Practical and Ana
vtiraI Chemist Lowell, Mass-and sold by all the
nrugCfsts in Pomeroy, and throughout the United
state1aud Canada. ....Y
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-03-24
Fso1neroy Union schools.

The examination OF these Schools for the Winter
Term, will commence Wednesda " prl 1st, and con-
fnue three days. Itisearnesy desired that the par
ents and friends will give ther presence for, at
least, few hours in term, that they may form cor
rect Judgments the competency of teachers and
the management of Schools.
The Schools will be examined in the following or
der: The upper School, under Mr.. Fl. L. Karr, on
Wednesday; the lower School, under J. c. s. Miller,
on Thursday; and the central School on Friday.
H. r. MILLER. A. M Superintendent.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-03-24
DR. Roback in Cincinnati.

The most brilliant success seems to have attended,
the practice Of this celebrated Swedish Professor
since his residence in Cincinnati. The most desperate
or dyspepsia. scrofnla. liver complaint rheu-
matiam. md cough are reported by the sufferers
themselves to have ycldnd to his r"Scandnavian
Remedies" ThsSe incidence, II appears. act chem
icay upon the blood rureng itfrom the elements OF
disease nnh curing infinite variety Of disorders by
cutting Oft morbid matter which forms their basis.
Testimony this effect which cannot be impeached
Is profyered TO all who hard of belief Sec adver-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-03-24
Admir-. of Lewis Rehart, deceased.
March l7-Aw.

NOTlCE-Reuben Cooper, of the State
~ Virginia, will take notice that Lucius
Cross, OF the county Of Meigs and State Of
Ohio, did on the the 5th day of Marc b, 1887, file
his petitou in the Court of Co mmon Pleas,
within and for said Meigs county, against the
SAID Reuben Cooper, defendant, setting forth
that there is due TO the plaintiff from the de-
rendant, the sum of $3S.8S, with interest
thereon from the 10th day of July, 194l, on
sealed note made by the defendant to the
plaintiff, for STILLS, dated Oct. ID, tS4O. Ard
the furi her sum of $3l.l74, with interest
the reon from the 26th day Of Jan. 1S41, on
judgment of that date recovered against the
defendant in favor OF the plaintiff, on the
docket of Thornton Myers, late justice of the
peace in Sutton township, in said county OF
Meigs, and the further sum of Sl5.OS, with in
terest thereon, from the 18th day of Dec.
1851 on due bill of that date, made by de-
fendant to plaintiff. And The said Reuben
Cooper is hereby notified that he is required
to appear and answer said petition. on or be-
fore the Sd Saturday, after the 14th day OF
April, A. d. 1857, aud that on the necessary
afidavits being file !, an order Of attachment
was, on the 5th day of March. 1857, issued by
the Clerk of said Court, against the lands,
tenements, goods, chattels, rights, II oneys and
effects of him, the said Reuben Cooper.
PLANTS IL BURNAP,
March l0-w6. Attys. for plaintiff.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-03-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Holloway's Pills an unfailing Remedy
for bilious Complaints.-Thomas Hodson, OF Fourth
strcet Philadelphia had the misfortune to be afflicted
with the sevcrest of bilious complaints disorders
pauscn nd a foul stomach, which prevented him rel
ishirr.r> kind of food and frequently threw him on
bed of sickness for several weeks. He tried many
remedies recommended him by friends, but they only
tended to rcrensc his malady; his BROTHER last fall
recommended him to Holloway's Pills. which he
did the result. his words, twas truly eS-
traornary. sfer six weeks usage OF this inest-
mahlc medicine, was completely cured; and VIII
lie Y er . gain he without it-I guess" 81
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-03-24
NOTICE.

TZILPHA PRITHERROW, VS.. DAVID Prithe
II crow, in Meigs Common Pleas and State
of Ohio. The said David Pritherrow is noti-
fled that on the 18th day of March, 1857 the
said Zilpha Prithcrrow fled her petition in
the Office Of The Clerk of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas of the county of Neigs, and State
Of Ohio, charging the said David Prthen ow
with wilful absence for three years. last past,
asking that she maybe divorced from the said
David Pritherrow. which petition will stand
for hearing at the May term, 1857. Dated this
18th day of March, 1857.
By N. SIMPSON,
mar 17n2w6. Her attorney.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-03-24


~- A bridge to cost 81 SO, 900 is to be
built over the Missouri at Florence, new
town in Nebraska, few miles above Oma-
ba. and some eight hundred from the Miss
issippi. It is the first and only point in
the distance of more than athousand miles
where there is any rock bottom. AT Flo
renee a rock island some three hundred
feet from the western shore would materl-
a1lv aid the construction of this bridge
The steamboat channel is through this
three hundred feet, so that the construc-
ton of draw is comparatively an easy
matter.
Young Dean, the Irish coachman who
stole the heart of his employers daughter
Miss Boxer, and married her against her
fathers consent, has finally agreed to give
up his wife for time, and accept the pc
cuniary offers of her friends. On Friday
his counsel received letter from Mr.. Bo-
ker's lawyer, proposing that Dean should
uo into business in one OF the Western
cities-capital being provided by Mr. Bo-
ker-and that he should consent to be sep
arated from his wife for the period OF SIX
months, correspondence between them be-
ing allowed during that time. Dean Is
willing to accept the proposition, and thus
the subject is disposed Of for the present
at least.
Hon. VIM. L. Dayton has been confirm
cd unanimously by the Senate of New Jer-
sey, for Attorney General OF the State.
EI-It appears by a report of the court
martial held on the French sentinel who
shot Mr.. Morey, the American. in the Rue
de Clichey, Paris, that he plead obedience
to orders and was acquitted. He warned
him six times from the window before ne
fired.
Ex- The Washington correspondent OF
the Tribune says "'Mr. Buchanan's health
suffers from constant and exastiug pressure
He is compelled to retire By O'Clock at
night to recruit for daily demands. 1t is
noticed thathe exhibits signs offatigue and
age, and apprehensions are felt for the re-
suit by disinterested friends