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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-09

Ustxo the Waoxo woaD,-.tAb s ~
said the Monsieur to his friend ! shiflin.
my sweetheart have given me theamit-ii
ten" ~ go s.5iss.g q res
'.1ndced how did that happen,2, ..g4
i..Yell. Thought must 60 and .msksb
her Won visit before leave toBn. so, II
step in dc, sids room and dere 1 behold
her beautiful pairsen stretch outiyon5 las
zy" as!i.sT ,s,o.G se5 no
= a lounge You mem. .ra..8 sslst 81
stiAh, yes Won lounge. And dem T.
make yon very Poli:e branch, and - e
lyon mean polite bow, s,rs
oh. yes. Won buugh." Apd den say 4
wss. very sure she would be rotten n III
did not come 70 see her before / gD-- z,
f.You said what r" ~ ~ 81
II said she would be rotten ifiI--sp -,
THAT i enough you haze put your,
foot into il. 10 be sure.p si s asE,aj'I.
:" No sare. / put my foot ont ,of, e.; for !
she says she would call her sare BIG
brother, an keek me ont, begsr,,igsI / had
iqten,eep 70 say mortified, bat Icould
not think Of the ,yord. and mortify and
rot is all de, same as yon in my diction-
eAss tstafC ss@s 5lg 20 tgi 1fs4E 1ar
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-09

"ALMosr FRozEp Now."-A gentle.
man while engaged with his negroes in
getting ice off deep miIl-dam near
/ Charlottesville, fell in. One Of the ne
gro men in attempting to aid him fell in
also. Neither could swim. The gentle>
man however had pole in his hand
with which he saved himself and exten-
ded relief also to his servant. In his ac
count Of the mater he says:
Amid "lhe noise and confusion" and
the alarm, l attempted to buoy the ser
want up against fright by urging him TO
"keep cOol." when the negro answered.
"Oh master. is most irozed now !"
1t was so intensely cold that in a minute
after our release from the liquid element
our clothes were sheet Of ice, and we
had to walk mile before our garments
could be changed. l happened TO have
on the same coat that wore on another
sad and memorable occasion, when the
sea and fire ushered fifty odd souls into
eternity, and was proviientially and
miraculously saved from watery grave.
STRANGER THAN BARNuM's HAPPY FAM.
1LY.-A letter from NV York relates the
following: An interesting wedding took
place few days since. between Mr..
Henry B. Melville and Mrs Sarah *.
Seymour. The parties have both been
married before, and each have q family
OF seven children-those OF the gentle
man comprising six daughters and son.
and those OF the lady six sons and n
daughter. The sons acted on the occa-
sion as groomsmen to their future father.
aud the daughters as bridesmaids to their
future mother The whole fourteen
children dressed alike. according TO their
sex. entered the church arm in arm, and
ranged themselves on either side Of their
parents. who are both remarkably hand
some. and looked superb. The bride is
wealthy, and was richly dressed in a
pearl cclored moire antique. with costly
Iaces and diamond broach and bracelet.
| Ii. RE Dean nlonotIin,, is Tassant;al II
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-09


DEcAYKp .ARrsrocsArs.-,Ae curious
study has been made cpncernipg the dsrs
cay Of some great Epropean families. aud
the resul: Is most ridiculous and snblinae.
a Duchess DE-, SArsr sfmos is q .telnsas az
manage At BellyilleI The history OF her
decay islmpst wonderful. Tie heir on
the last Doge OF Venice 3 q psffuner tt
81 Dennis. The keys Of Venice. gilt Win
care. confded 70 the hereditary keeping
Of the. family repose beneatb glass
shade on fbe, mantel piece IN bis back
shop The, C1rTAL pE BUcn an rniquo
title. one 81 the noblest N France, is a.
li:tle aetor. on IittIe wages AZ the little
Theatre Of Beaumarchais. and lhe grand
daughter Of q Duchsss pE SAs SEyERrso
works BY, The day at a fasbionable millir-
er'sn We may add % The above that the
sole descendant 70 The beaptiful AIsex.
who was asked In marriage by the Prince
pE CcNnE, earns Pitiful living a. Chai.-
lofl on ons-nols - Lon4on cotyt
Journql.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-09

~ rrus: n prcyisnss.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-09

@ Be always cheerful.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-04-09

ITom the colOTed CHURCH
-of which she was formerly bright
and shining light-on account Of "etrors
not consistent with. religious life e. That
daIkey had better drop HIS amour FOR The
present. unless he Is particularly fond Of
coldlesd. e 80 RI - : :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-28

WAsHfScroS, May 40, Is5s.--Ssnafs.-N Hous.
43o presented the memofial Of the Executive Board
9 ne American indian Aid Association. pra WING
too6ress that such Laws may be passed rs will pro
~q! and improve the Iniian tribes within the Limits
<1e United States which was referred 10 the Com.
I1<lee On Indian Affairs
Ar Green, from the Committee on the JndcIary.
g uuon was referred resolution Of the Senate Ii,
t71t1z that Committee 10 inquire As 10 the exne.ii
comforting on tie district courts d California
powers gwen by the judiciary ACT OF l7s9. IN =.
g 4k,nE depos1ions Submitted 4 written renort
This report sets forth mat the act az issl
<ae establishment OF Board Oh Com i'rers -
ta:a and 7e<tle private hand claims h Cslieoro,s
"<oQy proceeded upoa he iutenfion inst s,',,
examined IN support Of claim sbcnId - s'h;an,
c<A crpssex8nlnalon by the district sff,r, ~
*1ner proper oIcer of The United states ,hs,5 IL =
uony was taken willis the china wac s,. sss
1de ho1ft when moved Nv aanal srt ~,
court Under this sct more tfan to p ~
- claims 10 hand under Mexican or Sos,,;ss
*4ze pave teen adjusted; and the Cona,ftss
1efe5ofe th1k hat Il ID not necessary for ~ ~
ko9ct o. Justice. o. expediept that ANY a5I;,,ees,
fe<er ~ relation 70 taxing testimony inconsisfsa+
@.<a - Pl5s'sleas of the act Of 1851 sboye ,jias
snon'd Be con'eed % the district courts Of Cali
~: START nom the COMMITTEES on Pa.,,e Land.
g whom was referred the bin from TIE Hoa<- II
. create land district ia the Terri
~ % new HekIoe. reported Il hack without amend
'1rnt ana accommodated is passage. he also asksa
~ ''Ane4'4ze toR5idefatien, Is Tiers was nov no
aud district 10 'k<t Territory. The motion being
<<<ea 81 tue o'Il *ss Is<l third time and IA
~ <'A2' 17m - Committee on Commerce, asked
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-28
NEW DISCOVERY : THE GREATEST Ann
"A MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD
SARSA ARILLA LOZENG Es
Simple Co.n.,nu..s
pie and Compound.

. Prepared BY N. HEREU, Drugiist and Pbvsc,ap
70 All Essences syrnps and SO named and
70 AZ speclailtes heretofore known.
nave Tor long time thoroughly thu asn ~
agent susceptible Of being applied to ali
S w or morbid principle Of which proceeds
organs - ~ VI any VI 'no
careful and uninterrupted analysis of the animal veseta
ps anu mnera kingdoms had induced hope that could
searches, il Is now obtained - seDe ie-
nave found IN some vegetables necessary means for this
grand idea which upon an oIea9ino, ~ SIS
partly known TO the public Such Is me discoverv
nave me honor this day of advertising The form of
Lozegs has been given it, because nature precuded he
p0sMy o. doing otherwise and have divided II into sr
% in order that they might given
MY nrs experiments made privately and Remained nm
known until wonderful results satisfied me thai bsd sc
ana charge of quackey could be brought
The attention Of physicians and Of the public il called "a
these ozenges IN order that every one may witness the admit
raoe results OF the same. = 1890 s "-i-
GENERAL EFFECTS.
~. 1estlnsd 70 Dy upwards Of thousand persona
me stomach cleansed the blood is purified and renovated
ECIS rom sns greS9ps organ and huid
promp and radical cure Of all diseases generally
chos nor Nv nase used these Lozenges have the
Veneresl syphillic hepatc scorbuticaI uoptv rhau
ae ana nervous and bilious diseases are cured
rev Gays after the remedy Is reserfed TO- f'' e
Al Diseases Of the lungs head eyes stoaeh boyes aud
otneI am external complaints disappear snrev mo-
Nged tne Lozenges are rssorted to- - N''i -
For sale 6y the box with prospectus showing Inv hsx
GENERAL DEPOT AT N. HEREus,
corner Toulouse and BOURBON streets
j. wRiGHT a CO.,
q and Isl Chartres 81.
GUILI0I, Royal street.
corner Of Matches .el.s and .Tehoupitouias sts.
JAMES SYME, l34 Canal st
@. III. WERGKMULLEK,
Hp lUz camp street corner OF Poydras street.
Va Israts)daiy at the above Drug Store.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-28

SsrATE OF LOuIsIANA-ciry OF new OR.
sE II Known that on this fret day Of May IN The year Of
Lord thou and eight hundred aud and she
ond
conformity with the act No 22 Of the Legislature Of this
State entitled IAN the hnres
of the Southern approved the eighteenth March
s5s and conformity with the fifth of another
Of said egis anre entitled IAN Acto establish ge
system Of Free banking IN the State OF Louisiana
on the fifteenth March. 1855
thirty days Of public notice In iheNew Orleans Daily
Crescent Journal In the words following. to-wits
Southern Bank, Ne~ Orle ms, March sd, 1858.
meeting OF the stockholders win be held Satur
day May 1853 between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
II O'Clock NJ, the office Of Thomas iayon notary
public Of this city for he OF taking into consideration
expedency az altering the shares Of the capital this
from shares of Eve hundred dollars hun
dollars concrmaby with nf the Legislature of this
State approved by the Cover the 18th March, 1873
(Signed) FREDERICK kODEWALDi
President.
Before me- Thomas Layton notary public in and for the
city of New Orleans Aforesaid duly Commissioned and
the presenc Of the witnesses hereinafter named and
ders gned;
acting either In their In fact OF
others per procnations in due form exhibited me-
and deposited In the archives OF said southern
all which said in their ghto aorne,
In fact lawful holders Of said southern Bank M the
amount respectively affixed to their wit:
trty-Frederick Rodewad, Esq behalf and attorney
In Of the foil wing named persons commercial firms and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-28

NEW GRENADA, WEST COAST OF SOUTH
AMEhlOA, CALIFORNIA AND OREfsoN
SANDWlCH ISLANDS, AUSTRALIA Am
VAN DlEMAN'SL LAND, NEW SOIITH WAL
AND ChiNA.--Closes on the an and Ieth ~
each month. at Q P. NJ. Arrives on or shont M y
lzth and 2sth Of each month. VIC
&C. os0'' papers,
~ Postage to New South Wales, Victoria son,h
Australia, etc., via England, by packet or nrivass
ships, 81 cents single rate, prepaid via France
10 cents each quarter ounce, prepaid Is adssd ~
me above postage; via New York, by priyate
ships, 8 cents, prepaid.
- Postage TO Peru Letters, &c.; papers sc.
- Postage 70 Bogota (New Granada Letters. ise
papers, &c. A'0.'
~ Postage to China. New South Wales. Sandwich
Islands, VIA San Francisco; l0c, prepaid.
me postage TO places the West coast of sonth
america, via Panama, Is On each single letter
oasen's and on each newspaper, 6 cents when
SEM and 10 cents on each letter and cents ~
each paper, when received NsHss w
ne postage 70 New Grenada direct ia 10 Giants
~atle rate. and cents each newspaner ana -
sns sandwich Islands, Australia. Van Diemsn's
Land and China, (via San Franeisee, i ;s az q
s 9t sngieietter, 10 cents payable in afvance
me single letter rate to California and OREGON :
~ cent?, prepaid. On newspapers. ETC, he Al,
Ae4s'e 'A'ss apply 8. ~. MARKS, P. NJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-28

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans City Of New Orleans.
BE remembered this 10th March, 1853
subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the
personally appeared Charles Briggs President H.
ver Secretary OF the Louisiana Mutual company
New Orleans who being duly according law, do
and that the above accounts Just and and
correct transcript from the books Of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, Presidsn
H. p. JANyIER, Secretary.
swonto and subscribed before this 10Th Of March,
A. ID. 1883 G. NJ. BRADFORD.
second Justice Of the Peace Parish Orleans
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay
cent. the outstanding certificates OF profits,
and after the second Monday In May and redeem
and after that date the scrip issued Of the S55 reervng
under the provisions o. their charter. capital of
hundred Thousand dollars and they have further declared
scrip dividend Of FORTI-TWO PER CENT. the
earned Of the year ending February % 1855
which certificates will be issued and the first day
June, 1858. CHARLES BRIGGS President.
A. CAR R1ERE, Vice President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-28

I ARGE SALE OF TOWN LOTS,-T WILL.
~ oner for sale NJ public auction ~ the city Of Ragsdale
and l6ih Of june next, about Five Hundred Lots.
The place Is situated within and three quarters miles Of
section for the Southern Mississippi and AIsbas and The
Northeast and Southwest Alabama Railroads Mobile
and Ohio Railroad road is chartered and doubt will
built from said place direct the city Of New Orleans
Another line OF railroads l. being rapidly constructed
and some Porti in operation from the
portion o. Missouri 10 Grenada Miss via Little Rock and Nom
phis pointing direct to the city Of RsRsiale l
miles from renada to the city Of Radae. The
Of the road between these places would complete
In air lire Of from the city Raesae and the
portion of Missouri Il thar TIE
citizens Of Mobile and the country along line viii remain
ae much longer and not complete line Of roads Of such
nitnde.
Thus three Of the longest lines Of railroad in The
Missouri That completed with the Others cars will come
10 from different direct and will placed 10
The United saieeven from the Pacific The state
Maine.
ally viii doubtless hundred millions money The
amount o. vel no conceive Of Roads could be
70 the trade Of the rich popn.
tua than the roads being bailt will place The
rthouse will doubtless BE- moved The
q the heAiihest and most delightful places bs any
Many the enieprne and wealthy persons
10 the country have already dste mined o move here
ne place being AMI OF
and IN short persons engaged in nearly variety
II Atlanta, Ga, with ears ronr ia from four different
years Whist may expect Of the ny of Raesda with the
lines q rce Il The world the rcess prairie and
s0 Is isss n s ,hs South % support heFf
ftANot.iNA SEED cow PEAS
Jass arrived fsen Charleston. $ Q ssps CIV PxAs. For
'e NJ sAkELL, a CO..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-28
PnIEsTLEY a BEIN, 81 AND 81 CANT

n PhIESTLEY ~ BEIN 50 AND o. CAMP
81 STkkEr importers and Dealers IN HARDWARE
~ CUTLERY, IRON COPPER AND TIN PLATE
have now we'll assorted stock Of Foreign and Domss
~. English and American Bar Hoop sheet
and Boiler iron which they offering sale aie
Are agent for hlman Brothers Premium Tennessee Iron
At the Rolling Works the Cumberland
y ron oy TEST has proved itself superior any
Are asoag O. L. Hanks, Cincinnati Bell Masusa,o
and Of New Jersey Copper Company.
Weinsite the attention country dealers nauar
chants and the public geaeray large ana we'll
e''s> az Mott
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-28

Is horse power of the celebrated patent Hoard 81
Gate Hoard Bradford differing essentially in their
and durable qualities from engines Of other
acture IN excessive in twenty five States
Union Pamphlets with full description and letters from 1871
different who using them will mail
pleaon to the subscriber who sole New Orleans
Hoard Son being sole proprieto Of the patent they only
can furnish manufacture the engines have
arepuation and all limitations frauds
purchasers they will learn due experience them.
MO sAMUET, n gilman III firayier street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-28
RIAL ESTATE FOR SALE ON TES YEARS;

na Square Of Grsnnd well Improved with good two
"eine ana out-houses. all In ne order Situated or
os ana very convenient the omnibus and rail-
In ierm one fourth cash, and the balance
very hne Squares Of Ground egbly situated In Jee
~ wy one on Magazine street. the other on thesnut
under good fence and high ground Terms
Squares Of Ground near the Depot Of The New frlean
jackson and Great Northern Railroad Terms cssh
ana the balance at one to years = - - 1889
or further particulars, apply 70
Iez4 o. ]. VII EEI.eR. % Cnmnercial Place .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-28

.cfN NEW FALL GOODS-MRs NOR. a n.
0pIoN lbi foydras street. has just received 2k<4a,
~ from Paris and the North assortment Of S@&$J
FALL BONNETS of every style RIBBONs EN- 49,
BRoiDERlEs and FANCY GO6DS to which She In Via fSs
attention OF the Ladies aad country visitors ~ ~
ss- Old Bonnes cleaned and renewed Country ordsrs
prompt y attended to-. '' sssa o's
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-28
DOUBLING THE INCOME OF COTTOr
~ PLANTERS.

A
PATENTED LMPRo VEMENF IN TIE MANUFACTURE
or YARNS,
Employing Spin the Crop about oneourth the
Der required to raise it this namber consisting Of children
six years OF age and sbOve and unfit for blowing
picking cotton
prepared Planters with this NEW CON-
BlNATlON OF MACHINERY. inclusive Of the STEAM EN-.
CINE, necessary-nanely The Gin with Lap Appendage
In Machine and the Sequent Machines of the Spinning
plantation complete, with dispatch Also competent
oNE.HALF OF THE NEW PORTION OF THE INCOME
the very FIRST year, will MORE THAN PAY for the whole
Machinery inclusive Of the Steam Engine and the spnner
Ny IMPROVEMENT. in its results the Planter is equiva
lent 10 his having purchased Of plantation negros
productive than those he works. and while his
ming interest will his diversion, will be exempt from
the cares and anxees inherent to Planting, Gathering and
MY TERMS
MACHINERY Is CASH ARTICLE, but for good accent
reasonable facilities; and for the RIGHT m
THE PATENT onefourh Le be paid Of the nrs
with contract nsurng should the plaItson change
propretors
Propositions may now be made and to know
cost OF Aachiuery In their particular they
how many pounds Of Yarn day they Spin
e22n GRO. e. HENRY, Mobile. Ala
SrEfNWEIN-seb boxes Hsnkell 4 Cos for sale BY
ais corner Of Gravier and NV .,s' isyes streets.
DaEsERVED esINGER-s0 cases Preserved Gin
L ger, for sale BY A. \ COCHRAN HALL,
SD " New Levee street
GRANIER'S BLANK ETs-IN SToRE, Is bales
- 1raRiers Beukets, otted colers q sale by
0kArIAA, C0MMAGERE 4 CO..
AZ 3 Cusionhouse street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-28
lvARoLINA sEED cow PEAS

sale ~ y kRFI'ii a N >0- ro'
NJ g. Comacn street.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-19

TOTAL FAILURE OF THE WHEAT CRoP-Tbat the
wheat crop in this country is an entire failure no
longer admits of any doubt. Intelligence from va
r'ous parts of the country is all alike; wherever a
held has been sowcd, and however well it has look
~ while growing, it is certain that it is doom
ed to destruction by the weevil. Whatever was
sowed last fall was more experiment than with
any expectation of a good crop. The majority of
experiments but preferng to let their more hope
ful neighbors throw away labor, seed, and the use
OF their land. We presume not twentieth part as
much was sOwed as in 1854, when there were only
46,l4l acres. The yield will be comparatively moth
ing against $50, oil bushels in 1854, and little less
than million in 1919. This is dscouragino. but
the same results observed in other parts Of the
State The whole State raised 8, 092, 402 bushels in
l62l against l3,l2 ,49S in lS49 1881 40 in 1914
and l., 2S6,4lS in 1889 and could we have fine fg-
ures for this year the falling off would probably cor
respond with the deficiency Of this county-Nioqa-
ro rails Gazette Of July IA.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-19
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AUSTRIA.

=, The Hamburger screw steamer Austria, Captain
lleyettman, arrived at New York this morning
from Hamburger via Southampton. Captain H.
left Hamburger on the LIST of July, and S0uthamp-
ton on Sunday the 4th. The Austria brings 36l
passengers. The steamer experienced heavy west
erly gales, with fog, during most of the passage
Captain iieyettman did not anything of the
tclcgraphc fleet.
BY the Austria we have London papers of Satur-
day, July 3, the principal contents of which were
tclcgraphed from London previous to the Canada's
sailing, as reported elsewhere in to-day's paper.
The defeat, by the majority of Isl in the House
OF Lords of the bill for abolishng church rates
has already been mentioned The principal argu-
ments urged against the bill appear to have been
that church rates were charge property, and
their payment was therefore, no hardship to dis
seners, who purchased property subject to that
drawback; and secondly, that in this compulsory
mode of repairing churches the poor had their only
security for the permanence of those edifices.
Even the peers and bishops who opposed the bill
admitted that some change was necessary, and that
their opposition grounded on the fact that the
bill provided no substitute for the rate
The Derby Ministry seem to be carrying their
India bill through the House of Commons by avery
decided majority in their favor on every proposed
amendment
BY the explosion of boiler at the Atlas Iron
0rkS Manchester six or seven persons were
killed, their remains being so scattered that the
fragments had to be gathered up in sacks for re-
mOyal.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-19
THE DAILY EXCHANGE, JULY 49, 1853

The Greek Government has placed its subjects
resident in Gambia, under the protection of the
French Admiralty.
NEWS FROM THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE
Cape of Good Hope dates are to May a. A fierce
struggle was going on between some of the frontier
tribes.
DR.. Livingstone had met an enthusiastic welcome
His expedition had left for the Zambesa
THE LATEST NEWS.
LONDON, July 3.-The London Times CITY article
reports that the funds opened yesterday at further
decline of one-eighth, but subsequently, slightly re-
covered.
There was very active demand in the discount
market and at the bank to meet the bills due on the
4th, and full rates demanded
The shipment of specie to the East bv the steamer
Of the 4th will be f9S000, nearly all in silver
report was circulated that the laying of the At
iantic cable was nearly completed, and shares adj
yanced from $500 to a nominal quotation of 5000
to $500.
An important private meeting of the shareholders
of the Illinois Central Railroad was held on the I'd
inst, and committee of ten were appointed. one
of whom will probably be dispatched in week
to New lork, to cooperate with the American d-
rectors. Among other changes, it is recommended
that resident English director shall be appointed
The London DAILY Ners says that of the one hun
dred and seventy shares in the company, consid-
erably upwards of $50 900 were represented in the
room.
Is reported that another of the failures in Rio
Janeiro is that Of Ashley Wilson u Co. for ESQ,