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" Ex- President Roberts, Of Liberia, and
MIR. Biyden, an old resident of the rtpuhli6,
write from Monrovia, Under date of Febrnn-
ry l, to the effect that the settlers were liIstiy
to be drawn into trouble with the natives,
owing to the French system of collecting
emigrants on the coast for the West Indian
colonies. The chiefs had commenced kidA
mapping and waging war on each other, in
order to obtain supply ofhands for export,
and it was thought that the free governmcnt
would attempt to suppress the scheme Of rel
newal Of the slave nale in effect. Peace
prevailed at date. Trade was dull. palm OH
scarce, and money difficult TO Obtain Pofa4
toes and rice were in good supply and ~
report of famine in the colony was not wess5
founded. The Liberia College would be To-
Gated on Mesulaio's Heights.
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Ciloicc i)octrn.

rJ~Thc lines below, addressed to that most
well worthy to be read aud remembered by
all who " earn their bread by the sweat Of
their fice:'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-04-03

LTA little ste,ling is a dangerous part,
but stealing largely is a noble art It's mean
to rob a hen-roost of hen, but stealing
millions make Us gentlemen.
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Atlsrc.lol,cnus.
HOW TO HAVE A. GOOD ROAD.

| t,rt;,n tn tho nnr,.e;tv Of roo1 roads I'm,
,.,
Kun 'ne u"yS Oh o"o 'o'oS e'e i'"' e"neo
Travc! when and where we will-no matter
what part OF the country, nor what ume IN
the year-and 1t Is almost sure TO DC ullhcuit
to make any progress ami often 1t Is m
possible. Inc Journey has out one reilain
tramp! SPLASH SINK water lhud holts
n loot deep IL IS inns element OF wei Wacn
pre- eihihent!y constitutes pad road ana
therefore. when speak OF pad roads IN TINS
article, mean roads covered with MID anu
water, and not rough ones LaS against smoothly
nor h'liy ones las against level, though these
last are oy no means Sooa. All otiei pao
ROADS are as nothing compared win theSe
wet ana muddy ones ana al, othei oauhess
Is no account ny inc sac Oh 'nls aoo'hilaole
am ,, h'lny pool i''Ste'',' o' I""u'
low 10 nave gooa road .hch' Is inc same
as now 10 nave or one NO matter "iat
A1li9 Oh e"r'Ll 'o''hS t''e GoiipoSlt'oh Vi me
, ,o"o gravel Sahu' cay ""'', UT e'ei' inc
WIN i"'"'hpy NC g"ou one anu no mat
Ter through now low ana oau pace you
t nav 10 l'y out ,ne roha IL II DC per
~ ~ ." a''p 30 ,ho ioa' 10 o'y ~ IL
az you " ""' II VIII w INC very pe'ieStioh
o. h'snWNy' ana you hcea not -iaCadam-
nv IL eltl,'i s'o'e iono eos,s ''ii'iteiy
,'piJ' anu Is no! 80 GOOD TO 'fa'ei over ana
De''a's' :" mao ~ S"a 'o"e S'6Ht vi t'a'
' "o'o -, ",i' .ou w. 'heielo',
lWo' iGa'' VIZ, ec'''G ''o't uo"h' stones ana !.
an, anu s'G " III si'o--"h'er IS"il'' he' II
? you 'i,u 'i I maui vi 'oa'1' yoa ''el,
.He,' navy u'Spp'1"'t WIN ahe stones ana
so'', i''" "0"'" navy s'"!eo "1iele 9ou
| h'atc w. tOo'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-04-03
ARTICLE II.
or the Funds for the Support of
Public Schools.

SECTION |. .fai be ii cnacied, That the
present school rand of Cecil county, and all
o'hof funds which lnay be by any law Of this
state applicable to purposes of education in
SAID county, erccp the funds appropriated to
the EIkton and West Nottingham Academies,
shall be paid directly to the treasurer of the
board "i commissioners public Schools and
the balance necessary for the support of tie
schools shall be ANNUALLY cStimlted and de-
ternincd hy said board Of commissioners of
public schools, who Shall report the same to
The county commissioners, who are hereby
authorized and required to levy annually the
sum so estimated and reported upon the asses
Sahie property Of Cecil county, to be collect
ed III tic same manner as other taxes now are
or STALL hereafter hC collected. the said school
tax Wien collected shall be paid over to the
treasurer aforesaid, quarterly lrovidea. the
SAID levy for school purposes shall not exceed
twelve cents on The one hundred dollars.
SEC. .. ind be ii enac'cI, That each pupil
shall pay one dollar per quarter, in advance
nn!ess. the parent or guardian Of said pupil
shall be unable to pay the same, and in that
case the school commissioners Of the election
district shall admit such pupil free of charge,
and the ability or inability of the parent or
guardian to pay shall be determined by said
commissioner
srC. 3. .And be il enacted, That no money
shall be paid to Cecil county on account Of
the State School Fund except upon the draft
OF the treasurer of the board Of commits sion
ers Of public schools of Cecil county, coun-
tcrsgned by the president Of said board.
SIC. 4. .3Itd be IL eRacied, That all previous
acts Inconsistent with this act be and the
same are hereby repealed, and that this act
shall take effect from and after the date of
its passage.
We certify that the above is true copy
of the original Act as passed the General
Assembly Of Mary land, at January Session,
1853.
Given under our hands at the city Of An
napois, this 10Th day of March, 1853.
CHAPMAN HARDWOOD,
Scct'y of the Senate.
J. W. CLAYTON,
Cl'k House of Delegates.
BY Order of the County Commissioners Of
Cecil county, JAS. S. CRAWFORD,
March -, lSjS-3w. Clerk
T'ARRANTS Preparations Eff. Settle Aper.
l. lent Comp Ext Cubobs and Capaiya, Cord
! Elk Turkey rhubirb Extract Sarsapariln for
Thomas Comp. Extract Of CoPaiva; Sarsaparilla,
for sale at N Il. CARS0N'S,
New Drug Store.
KocA Run fer. pcposis
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Nay speak no Ill kindly word
Can never leave a sting behind,
And oh to breathe each tale we've heard
Is far beneath a noble mind
Full Oft better seed is sown
BY choosing thus the kinder plan,
For if bat little good be known,
Still let us speak the good We can.
Give me the heart that fain would hide,
Would fain another's faults efface;
How can it pleasure human pride
To prove humanity but base
No let US reach Il higher mood,
A nober estimate of man.
Be earliest in the search of good,
And speak Of all the beat we can.
Then speak no ill-but !enient be
To others feelings us your own.
If yoa'e the first fault t. see,
Be not the fl rst tc make it known;
For life is but passing day;
No lip may tell how brief its span;
Then, oh, the little time we stay,
Let's speak Of all the best we can.
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" ~ I'r c Sight: Speal 6 of Ii ns, saidSs
a hard shell preacher, discoursing of Daniel
iii the den Of lions: 'There lie sot allsls9,.st
looking at the show for nothing; it did1
cost him cent"
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5tltite0 iloetrp.

1.-THE following, from The Louisville
Journal, is rs sweet 4 little thing Of the kind
a. We have ever Scca:
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E0ws Of 4tloruInn0.
CHAPTER 2lS.

PUBLISHED HY AUTHORITY.
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A \ \ G Z

TO ESTABLISH \ UNIFORM SYSTEM
OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN CECIL
COIN Y
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-04-03
Poetry.

U5~lIow much happier the world would DO
if the following preaching" was more
generally practised:
Speak no Ill.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-04-03

ByOrdcr of the County Commissioners of
Cecil county. JAS. S. CRAWFORD,
March ~, lS5S-3w. Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05
ruR RICHMOND INQUIRER.
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BY RITCHIE g. DUNNAvANT.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05
KING q QUEEN LAND FOR SALE.

guNHE undersigned Trustee of Richard and 8. Well.
ford Corbin offers for sale ths following Tracts Of
Land, in King Queen County. to wit:
Tract called Lanevile containing about 400 acres,
9TH Dwelling House, Barns Corn Houses, Stables,
OSerseers House and Cabins all In good order Also
very valuable drist and Flour Mill
Some ,x or seven hundred Ia cultivation. and
the residue heavily timbered This Land lies the
Ms,tsponi river Immediately opposite to West Point.
Towped BY VIM P. Taylor, Esq which 10 the terminus
of the Richmond and York River Railroad
Also a Tract of Land, called Top Knot containing
abou, 500 acres there 10 shout 40 this Land under
eui,iy alton, and the residue 10 heavily Timbered
Also Tract Of Land containing about 4c0 acres known
BY the nar,e of Pluck Rose which Land 10 als4hesvily
tmbersd These two last Tracts Of Land e wi,h three
and four miles Of tho Manaponl River
Also Tract Of Land called Carrots supposed 10 oon.
Also. a piece Of Land lying on Dragon Swamp, sup.
posed to eon,ain seventy acres, viii 10 heavily tim.
r% Any person desirous Of purchasing these Tracts
Of Land. either Of .hem win please apply to MI,
dress the undersigned, whose Post Office Is Brandy Station
Culpeper County, Va; or ae:.r' Richard aud 3. Well
Ian SNetf WIN N. TELLFoRD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05
THE ADMINISTRATION IN SANTA FE NEW
MEXICO.

HCAlSO.
public meeting was held at Santa Fe Oh 'ae %1,':
December, approving the promptness that hss mar"
ed the action of the present Administration in re-
gard TO the rights and interests of the people OF New
Mexico. The Santa Fe Gazette, in referring -
the subject, says:
To snow our people the difference betw eer ~.
tlonsl Democracy and Whggery, il is only n-tc-ssry
10 aude to a conras; between the action OF l'- "'<
Administration of Presd-Dt Fillmore and ths - 40
cratic Administration o! President BucI.na..-
When the inhabitants Of this Territory p-'i,,"red
Hon. Sir. Conrad, Secretary Of War under Mr f"-
more, for protection through more e1'-n6rh m -
ry establishment in New Mexico. RI kindly -" W
mended TO Congress such idea - h-: lh. !.E-
rtory should be turned to the Indians Hni H.,
citizens and their property subordins'-d I" sH'|
liberality and generosi;y-leaVinK our people 20 10
mercy Of reveng-ful indiana, or the d.ecnb'- ate
native of selling thsmse!yes to the planters in iiH'
sissippi and South Carolina to pick cotton
With the Administration Of Sir. Buchanan w. ..
serve slght difference. The condition o' oar "si'
10 scarcely made known, before me non. b'o"o,
Postmaster General mme:iaely orders E"'. mont.
lv service ON our eastern sad -1u'hrra MAJ, -
Communication with the SEte' where 'n"I'h '.l.-
vara bsfore perlormsi; son the lion. J0nn !: O.r
Secretary of War provides for the IS stIsaD,p: u.
,brse military posts, " here there s on-..or
nrotectiou OF trade and travel vast .! e..
500 miles in LENGTH rayersed Continually oy h6:'.s
Indians.
The Administration Of Mr. Buchanan. in na,Aet
distinction to that of Mr.. Fillmore, has 'hus shown .
observance of treaty spuln'ions and obligations aHd
unaffected purpose 10 pro'sct thoss who oga ae2:'
ancs to the aag Of our country. Trestss slor'' b"
held 10 sacred Observance the Con.:l'u' =. fs
and that Administration which would, in p.p..,e 81:
gross violation of solemn Bntionai contracts. -''-a
and contemn tbs subjects who were lo d. Ia .'. j.
Charles o treaty ooigations would MOI h-i'a'e 10 iay
vandal hands upon the charter OF our bgs.'ee. =
.ycophaD,ic regard 10 popular opinion. aud nos II"
and holy impu!ss uf patriotism, would alone pr: -:
H. And with such verdict will posterity W.; ~;
Recommendation of Mr.. Finmors's Secretary o: y 81.
TIL. action OF SIR. Buchanan's Admirsirs'ioa -.
wards New Mexico thus far, is true intics:' II q
what We nay IL fu;rre expect and with 't.' -:
confidence in It's enlightened siatesmapship snd bro
pstriotisn, We COMM. New Mexico to it. fsts:.l;
oare.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05
nv THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
PROCLAMATION

" iren Judge WILLIAM LEIGH, rendering his re.
.rusoo the Judge the Third Circuit to take esect on
ss 10. d.y February next and the Same having been
from the Judge and from the Clerks OF the Court:
Ia ,d Circuit that s important that the Spring terms OF
said Courts should be held: therefore In conformity 70
i.v the ehe,fs of the counties of Cumberland
ham. Appornst,oI Campbell, Prince Edward Charlotte
aud Halifax and the Sergeant of the City OF Lynch6urg
arc hereby required to cause an election ior on
and creu, Be- held on tue fst day OF March next a.
ihe places prescribed BY law.
Given under my hacd rs Governor and under tne sea-
-, of the Commonwealth at Richmond. TINS iah
Commonwealth hENNi -. WIS.,
By the Governor. GEoRoE W. MrsronD; SECRETARY OF
the Commonwealth jan zV-etuo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05
Villa RsTATE FOR SALE.

nNE of the most charming residences in the State Of
u New York ,itus,ei in we'll wooded park, and sur
rounded by about go serss of fertile land
sars.og. Albany and Troy are easily accessible and by
Railroad partially constructed the city Of Albany
will be brcugh, within forty minutes.
To gentlemen desiring magnificent and healthy real
dence for their families during the summer months the
can be shut up and loft during the winter months in per-
fect safety More lasd can be purchased If desired.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05
MR.. EvERErrs WASHINGTON" GRAFTON

MR.. EvERErTS "WAsHINGTON" ORATIoN.
We extract the following opinion Of Mr. Evsretts
great oratiop, recently repeated at the New York
Academy of Music. from private letter written by
distinguished elocutionst. an Engshmsn by birth,
but an American BY adoption
Ibid hear Mr.. Everett-snd richer iptellsctuai
banquet never remember to have enjoyed.
He kept me transsxed for two hours, In common
With an immense audience, BY bis finished classical
oratory, and bis even more finished and chsssed Ian.
eusps His language seems to me to be the most per-
feet specimen Of Ciceronisn slequence ever listened
to-snd have heard Canning Brougham Webster,
Clay, Ba.oombe Hawk. and chspin-sseh and all Of
cannot conceive anything approaching to psrfec
.on, than some of the sentences in that oraon-,o
fusoe, so pointed and yet never verging on coarse
ness. 1t was a treat long to be treasured by me-
that pieht-to have expressed my feelings Of delight
He almost made me regret that could not cay Il am
an American" IL am a country man OF Wsshinstopi"
and could only oopsols myself that Washington was
born couutry man of mne, and Inherited all those
sterling qualities which were once conceded to be pro-
verbally the characteristics of an Engishman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05
FARM IN HENRIC0 FOR SALE

II WILL cell 500 cores Of chiekahoniny River land
IL a.half miles East OF the CITY Q, kcnmSno
three hundred scrss cleared and In high state of cu
yson the balance In original growth, with large guam:
sty Of ae timber sso two lots OF hne tobacco lana oi
dfty.two scres each. -,
fhe improvements consist of framed building with
Ave roons and all necessary out houses bold spring Of
deshtfu water within sxty feet of the house and seve
raj ohor springs of equal value uPsn tho farm
and beautiful garden spot with variety Of garden fruits
and an extensive and well assorted Peach, Apple and
Cherry Orchard.
The farm tho sise, not surpassed by any In the
country whether for health, beauty or produeveness
Invite tho attention Of purchasers, and will take plea
urein showns The farm Ny residence adjons the land
ian s--eSv WIN. A. CHRISTIAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05
yALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
CLOvERDALK, IN CULPRPER COUNTY, FOB

CI,OyERDALk IN CULPRPER COUNTY, FOX
SALE
yuys farm contains 46S acres lios almost Immediately
on the Orange & Alexandria Railroad, two miles
from Brandy Station In Cupeper county the Rap
pahanuoek river. Tho land lies beautifully to the sun
with shshtly undulsting surface; with large proper.
most productive one: In hne Of cultivation,
and 10 we'll adapted TO wheat, grasses &c. The farm
sdjons the late Jno g. Barows Fleetwood Tract Robert
strnefellow and others; 10 we'll timbersd located In the
midst of good society," and for healhfuness convenience
to Market social advantages and intrinsic value, 10 sur
passed BY lew homes in that section.
: The buildings are all very plain.
This land will ba sold long credits The purchase
money win mainly belong 70 infants, who viii not want
(,(DDIN T. APPERS0N,
i.,x-.,n Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05

EO'K y
NEW YoRx, Feb. 2-The Washington correspon
dent Of the Herald" says that it Is reported, upoa
good authority, tha, the President coutenpls,es the
withdrawal Of ths troops from Utah, in consequence
Of proposition from the Mormons, through Mr
Bernheis, l. to remove beyond the limits OF the Uni
ted S;atss provided the Government uil purchase
Salt Lake City ct fair value, together with The i'm
provements.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05

TO EDITORS AND PhiNThno' A. =,
THE subscribers beg csve to call attention 20 .ns9
] STOCK OF PRINTING TYPES, ORNAMENTS; AMEN .;
ybeb ,hey keen eon.antly On hand at their Type and
Stereotype Foundry No. %, Gold Street, New fors.
We have full Of all articles required IN
Printing Office. including
CASES. cHAsEs. GALLEYs. &c,
All Of which equal in every rcsPeer 70 sny
manufactured in this country and which We VIII se,' on
The usual torms vis six months credit Tor
eo,abe no,es or per cent. dseoun. for easn Ola
fype taken In exchange for a. the customary price
Of nne cents per pound If delivered within % days nom
dine of pu, chase, otherwise Lx eents per pound.
WIN HA6AR, JR., 4 co.
rbs underlined, Aorx4 ~ vInaIxIA, for the above
we'll known establishment, can supply the trade with
''' PRINTING PRESSES. TYPES. CASES. &C;
Upon the liberal terms Having printed the Keu'
noxp EnerIssS' for upwards Of ten years with type
nd other materials purchased from Me11. HAoAs
Co., an Induced recommend materials from tneu e.
tsblishmsut In preference to others.
specimen Books will be furnished to the trade. and
uueh articles q, may be selected will be Forwarded With
dssnatcb. WIN. B. ALLEGRE.
Ost % ENQUIRER" Ofice, Richmond Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05
RICHMOND AND NORFOLK STEAMERS.

It isfssted that the swift steamer Curtis Peck will
soon resume her route on james river. The fne boat
Gleuoove has been running regularly aimee she came
on the line last summer. She 10 fast and pleasant
steamer, and commanded by the gallant and popular
Capt. Davis, she is compelled to "go ahead" daily
line between Richmond and Norfolk 10 necessary for
the accommodation Of the travelling publici and We
are pleased to learn ths. the "Psck" will soon be out
again.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05

WISE DECISION.-JudseC Clna,er. ofihe Pr.
bate Court Of Windsor, Vermont, has decided - -
good family newspaper is one of ;rls n-cssssry =
elss for the support of family, dlring The -: g.
uept Of an estste, and az such, the s'Csa.,sscf q:
solvent estates, is jus8able in pay"< for ~ - "a
widow to make her own selection Of ~.a; P:ie: -
will hgye.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05

STATUE L0Sr.-Ths statue of Danis wrh-te
has been lost In tae ship Oxford, which foam !-r-d
sss On her passage from Leghorn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

IO WuVW CONCLIfN.
VlAKE NOTICE. that on the 2,rt dav Of April next,
Il shall petition tao Circuit Court OF the County Of
Louisa In the State Of Virginia. which Court will then
be In session. to order Samuel P. Hacket administrator
dc bonls non with the will annexed of James Michis de-
ceased pay and deliver to all personal property and
money In his hands belonging to my wards, Mary Srtan
Nohie, James R. W. Niehie, and Archibald Mcdaniel
who are minors and to authorize for recover,
and receive all money or personal property which nag
remove the same to tie State Of Akans.s In which the
sad wards reside, and In which have been appointed
their guardian and have qualified SUCH Given under
nny hand this 18th day of January. 1883
Jan 3o-cw4w COLBERT CoLDWELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05
TEICIIKR WANTED.

a YOUNG gentleman, who 10 thoroughly qualified to
"A give instruction in Latin and Greek and who Hal
edueted at the University Of Virginia. bear Of good
situation as ass!ssant instructor BY addressing
'' D. b. FARROR,
Feb 2-ctf At Palmyra, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05

~ OTICE-Thc late Co:Parmershp exfsting between
iHGS, ybo haze been doing business In the City and
County San Francisco State Of California under the
uyla Of SWEETsER, hpTCHlEG5 Il CO.. was on the
ith day Of December 1851 by order aud decree Of the
District Court Of tha Fourth Judicial District In and tor
tho State Of California, dissolved.
And further decreed, That tho undersgned DO,
and he was appointed referee to take an accounting
said partners and also to take proof Of any dsb
claims or demands sgsinst said eo.partnershp.
seger, do hereby notify all creditors of said Arm Of
sweet.er Hutchings Co to appear before me at my
Office No. ia, Montgomery Street San Francisco Cab
forna within four months after the first publication Of
this notice and present and prove ther debts claims
demands against said Arm. Aud shall rsport to said
Court within days after the expiration OF said four
manths GEO BEGER.
Ban Prapeisco Dee. 49, 1887 Feb l-cwev
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05
GEO. WATT.
GEO. WATT. p. II. STARKE.
THE CUFF BRACE PLOW.
TElHIs PLoW has been .seadiy ~
u gaining favor with the farmers \N-kasa
and planters for the last ten years,

and planters for the last ten years,
unit fit may now be considered the o14M0S1
popular Plov in In the whole South has taten
promums three Of stats Fas aud at the last S5
took the all tho most popular PowS In
has also taken every premium given by the Mechanics
Institute Of Virginia upon Plows, we'll sllvcr medal
being the highest award offered by this Institutes and has
been successfully tested in evey variety of soil in this
State and many of the more Southern States.
Manufactured by the undersigned, their factory
Franklin strses, below the Exchange, Richmond, Va,
whore may be had nearly every article used for ng the
soil All made In our own shops Of best material
April 9-cly GEO. WATT d co.