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the cure Of Disease ifs GIL -C--s-
BT PROFESSOR HENRY 5. TAvLCr. NJ.
i Tells You how to attend upon the sd
and how te cook for them: how 70 P--Fsa
drinks, pouiJices. &C., and l-v - s-1
against infection from eontaeiou- disosss:.
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lnfantum. cotc, cI2TrhUea. worms. seas"
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youfthe best remedies for their cure.
II Tells lCa the symptoms Of fever s-3 ss.t|
and bilious, yellow, typhus scarlet snd g.f
IeXsrs. ana gives Yen The best ana s.U! q
remedies for their cure.
II Iehs lcH the symptoms Of ia3ct1h
consumption, dyspepsia asthma, dToQs!'s-.,
saeum-tiSm, lumbago, orysipc,ss, a.. =
gives yOu the best remedies for their care
4 Iet!S You the symptomS Of chOieEa ny
bus, naiigaat cholera, smallpox. C!s51!'
cramp, diseases Of the bladder. kn6eys e.
liver, anu the best .relneGies for their ca'5.
1t Islls You the symptoms ot l-sa'S
mumps, neuralgis. apoDlexy. psrslvsi;. =
various clseases-ot the Throat, teeth, ca; -
eye az the best remedies fer Their c-.es.
II Ictls IcN the symptoms of epilepsy p
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AemorrRage, Tenerial diseases, and hyc-G-.
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ulcers, whulows, boils, scurvy, burns :
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Stattio2nlfl E Jas u. HAMLToz. Fro1rfctor.
an GxtgnSive Bowling saloon Is sc6nilecteI
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SADEeIENY! sADnEEnyt

CADDLES, BRIDLES, HARNESS, &c, mad,
= to order by thc subscriber. Shop rsA
on Horner ST., in the basement of his l. saSsA
dwelling house Country produce ta-
ken in exchange for work.
- -. JAMES M1GUIRR.
world Srg, Dee, s, ls5s:h
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BOOTS AND SHOES
ROWLING SALOON.
'OMETHING NEW IL EBENSBURG.

- :, = Z -'-' = : ~ y =
The undersigned having opened Bowling
Saloon, connected with his Restaurant in the
basement Of Myers new Hall Respectfully re-
quests all who wish good exercise to give him
most approved manufacture. coDstantIy on
hand. THOMAS RI-RpTtSv
Ebensburg, August %, I659:tf
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cypf!eir G.si5 Ia, entsiie CONNIE Ie
lot No g. devront vendues ensemble avec toutes
| les batisses ct alterations qui sy trouvent.
lie moroccan designee dams PInventare CONNIE le
lot No. ., vendu separament ct sujet une ny
rotheque tactic favour des mneurs GErie, Em
ma Louis, Leontihe, Anastasie ct Abraham lejeune,
isSu du marriage dkIecnore Aiet feu tGe Ie-
ieune pour L. de sept cent quatorze piastres
avec hut pour cent. dinteret par du lie Il Mars
de chacque aimee lie dit montant de sept cent qua
torze psres devra etre paye dams Ia proportion de
cent quarante deux 60-1OO piastres, monlant du a
DIES susdits ninears leurs majo' lite respectvs
Les trols susdits de terre apres avoir de
dut lie prix adjudication FUN de ces dtes NOR
de terre le montant venant chacune des her
itiers -mentionnes, seront vendus CONNIE suit
Tn quart PAYABLE le Ter Mars 1861; quart le Ter
Mars 1862; quart lie Ter Mars 1863 ct le dernier
quart le Ter Mars 1864.
Les cifets mobiliers seront ,endus compliant pour
toute smmes de vngt pastres ct au dessous ct pour
toutes sommes au de Ia ct dessus, de vingt pias
tres payable le Ter Mars 1861 les acquereurs four
niron leurs billets endosses.
Les acqueveurs de la terre ct des esclaves fourni
ront leurs blets, payables par coupons, correspon
communAute ct la part des heritiers majeurs ct mi
neuIs. Lesquels blets seront fats payable a Pom
du Pecorder de cette paros>e, portant ,nterets
raison de hut pour cent par depuis echeaDce JUS
quau paiment plen ct final ct ndosses Ia satisac
tion de PAdminstratrice, avec hypotheque retenue
sur Ia terre ct les esclayes jusqu'au pament final
7. BERGERON,
Quest Baton Rouge, JAN I, 1860. t.,' D. 8.
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Terms Of Sale.

The slaves to be sold tenth cash on the day of
sale, and the balance payable in four equal install
ments the first day O. March of each of the years
1861. 1862. 1868 and 1864.
The tract Number l, per Inventory, or the
plantation and the swamp lands described in the
Inventory Numb ), to be sold together with all
the Improvements and appurtenances thereon and
thereunto belonging.
The tract described Number 2 in the invent ory
to be sold separately and subject to a tacit mort
gage existing in favor Of the minors. Marie Emma
ouis, Leontine, Anasta lie and Abraham Lejeune
issue Of the marriage of Eleonore Aiilt and Eie
fourteen dollars, with per cent interest per annum
due on the 2lst Of March Of each year. Said amount
of seven hundred and fourteen dollars be paid in
the proportion OF one hundred and frty-two 81 100
dollars due each of the above named at their
respective matur!ties.
The three above described tracts of land (after
deductiDg the amount coming to each Of the u boye
named minors in the purchase price of Of said
tracts, to be sold the terms and conditions rs
follows, to wit: One fourth pa yabie the first Of
March 1861, one fourth the first of March 1862
ne fourth on the first of March 1868 and the last
nd fourth payable on the frst day Of March,
1884, @Hsssfs2Sf = - '-77227'
The movable effects to be sold Cash far all sums of
Twenty Dollars and under-and for all sums over
and abOye said amount, payable the lst of March
1851. The purchasers to furnish their notes salts
fact0r1ly endorsed
The purchasers to furnish their notes for the Land
and Slaves payable in Coupons, corresponding with
tue shares Of the surviving vendor and partners in
community and the shares Of each Of the major
heirs and minors heirs-all Of which notes 10 ne
payable at the Office o the Recorder of this PARISH
bearing interest At the rate OF eight er per
tnnnm f.om and after maturity till paid, TO q en-
dorsed to the satisfaction of the Administrative sn
mortgage retained the Land aud Slaves until fall
and dnal payment thereof
T. BERGERoN, D,s.
West Baton Rouge, Jan. Z. 1860.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of west Baton Rouge.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
ter Succession Of Terence Dumouye

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
In matter Succession OF Terence Dumouye deceased.
No. 537.
DY VIRTUE Of a commission to me directed in the
Id above entitled succession, Of date the 30th day
of i'cccmber 1882 from the Sixth Judical District
Conrt in and for said parish ani State will be offered
for sale public auction to the last and highest bid
der IN the premises in this parish, on
Saturday, 18th OF February, 1860,
at II O'Clock NJ, the hereinafter described prop
erty belonging to said succession to wit
A r.ain tract of land situated in this parish
measuring one arpent front to the river Mississippi
less, with the depth thereunto belonging,
the side lines closing in the Bt undeo above by
'ands Of Divide Dun,ouye and Mama sin Manaie, and
below by thos. A. A. Williams, togethe. with the
improvements thereon.
Terms Of SaIe:-One til I'd CASH on the day of sale
and the balance psy syable in two equal ius ailments
and the LIST day of January Of each of the years
1851 and 1S62-the pu charser to furnish his notrs
endorsed to the satisfaction Of the Tutrx payable al
the Office Of the Recorder of this parish bearing
the face thereof interest 1T the rate OF eight per cent
per aunun from and after their respective maturi-
ties till final payment. and mortgage with vendors
privilege retained said land until the full and
nal payment.
WM WHITE,
West Baton Roure January T. 1870. Sheriff
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BUGG. .NG AN OVERSEER-OVER THE
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We shall tell the tale ssas twas
told to u.s." by jolly steamboat
captain, the theater, a night or
two since, substituting fictitious for
real names '" M. So ~
Down the Alabama river, in a
county which we shall name Derby,
lives an enormously rich and very
clever young planter, who some
times takes a grand frolic, and who
when whiskey is in his head, cuts
up tricks AND capers the most fan
tastical that ever were generated
by heated brain. His family, when
he goes of, invariably send with
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A une seance extraordinaire du Juri de
Police de la Paroisse d'Ouest Baton Rouge
convoqne a la maison de Cour de la dite Par
oisse, lundi lie 81 November. 1859, a 10 heurs,
A. NJ, les membres suivalts furent presents
Joseph Br.ad, J. 7. Landry,
F A. Woods, J. C. Woods.
F, B. Trinidad, N. W. Pope, ,ssl
ILL, LobdeIl. Abraham LobdeD.
D. p. Cain. -
.absen1-B. R Chinn, w. W. Lennon. =,
James C.:Woods, President.
LIE President expiiqua pobject de Ia Seance
ct le Juri de- Police Sc dirigea rouvrase.
Les membres presents consentants Mr..
Trinidad presenta une compte de ]. J. Odcm
Qua ardien de la prison de Baton Rouge, mon
tant $l35 so. pour logement de Dennis Nc
Carly PRISONER de cette Paroisee qM .fut ap-
prouve. s9a 5
A Arinstance De Pope, un comite com
pose de Messn. Pops, Landry. e Trinidad.
tions sur le " Tax Roll" de pannke 1858, pre-
sente par le Sheriff de !. Patoisse .t. 7a'
lie Comite apres avoir examine Il liste
susdite fit lie rapport suivant.
A PHon President ct membres du Juri de
Police de Ia Paroisse d'Ouest Baton Rouge
LIE comite soussigne appointe pour exam
inee Ia liste de deductions presente par le
Sheriff pour 'annee 1853. la trouve correct
tel!e que presentee Perception dun " Roll
Tax" due par A. J. Loudon.
signe. N. W. Pope,
J. T.. Landry,
f. B. Triaidad,
Un compte de J. Mccormick, I'm livre de
resistre pour lie Grefier, montant SIS 90
fut admis.
A rinstance de Mr. Pope, il fut
Resolu, que le President appointe I'm COM
ite de trois pour examinee la condition de
chemins entire lie Bayou Poydras ct lie Fieuve
ct de rspportee la proclaim seance qu' il
est lie meilIeur. De plus
II fut Resoiu. Qu' lis prennent des infor-
nations avec Flnsenieur Etat sur louvrage
que doit etre fat sur lie chemin lie long que
Bayou Poydras en- descendant coniormement
a une acte passee la derniere legislature.
Les personnes suivantes furent appoin:ees
pour composer lie Comite susdite. n. w. Pope,
W. W. Lennon ct H. H. Germany.
Les minutes fufent lues ct approuvees ct a
PMstance de Mr. Pope le .Iuri s'adjourna.
Signe. JAS. C. WOODS,
J.V. Durable, Jr., President.
Greffier
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ETAT DELA LOUISIANA.
Paro,sse tl,Ouest Baton Rouge.


COUR DU s,xIEME DISTRICT JUDlCIAIRE.
Dams pafaire de Ia Succession de Terence Dumouye,
h. ,.rsf decedee. No. 54:.
INN VERTU dune commission moi addresse dams
L. Patfaire cidessus, date du so Decembre 1859,
de la Cour du Sixieme District Judicaire, dams ct
pour Ia te paroisse ct EtAt suslt. il sera oferet
vsnte ruhlique plus o5rant It dernier encherris
seur a la sur les lieux en- cette paro sse,
Samed, lie IL Fevrier, 1860,
IL heures NJ, les propretes ci-apres decrtes p
partenant la dite succession, savOr:-
Tn certain morceau dc terre sitne cete parofsse
mesurant un arpent face feuve Mississippi,
plus moius, avec Ia profondeur lui apparsthan
les lgnes fermant dams la proondeur, borne haut
par terre d'Ovide Dumrupe, ct Nemaurin Mana1e ct
zen bas par cellec de A. A. Williams, les amel
orations qui sy -trouvent.
N. Conditions de la yente:-Un tiers COMPLIANT
e jour de la veute, ct la balance payable en- doux
termes ecaux le Ter jonr des annees 1850 ct lS6l-
l'acquereur fournira bullets endosses Ia salts
fact de Ia Tutrice. payable Police Gu Recorder
de cette parosse, p"itant interet raison ae huil
pour cent. par apres aprss echeance j6sq qu'an
paiment hypotheque ct privilege d. vendeur reteno
sur b dite terre jusqu'au pa,meut ple,n e final
Quest Baton Rouge, Jan l. 1850. sheriff.
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JURI DE POLICE.

A une Seancc extraordinaire du Juri de
Police de la Paroisse Quest Baton Rouge
convoquee la Maison de Cour de la dite
beures A. NJ, les nembres suiyants turent
presnts:
j. T. Landry, Frame A. Woods,
N. W. Pope, James L. Loblell,
D. P. Cain.
James C. Woods, President.
lie President expl;qua pobject de la Seance
ct lie Juri de Police Sc dirigea Pouvrage
Plusieurs complies de Pat McGinnity contre
Ia Parish pour ouvrage sur terres du 3me
Ward, furent presentes ct Pinstance de Mr.
Lobdell, furent referees au Comlte de FL
nance.
LIE Comite apres s'etre retire en- Chamber
ct avoir examine strictement les complies de
Mr. Pat McGlnnity rapporterent que les
complies ne s'accordaient pas avec lie contrat
enregistre entire Mr. Thompson w Bird, In
specteur du 3me Ward ct Mr. Pat McGinuity.
A pinstance de Mr. Lobdell, f.-
u fut Resolu, Que la somme de huit cent
quarente neuf so 100 piastres soft payes a
Patrick McGinnity, pour travail sur lie levees
de Paroisse dams lie .3me Ward commencement
au contrat enregistre par T W Bird, 1nspec-
teur. ..y .r... f.I. .f.
Cne petition fut presentee pour appointee
de DIrecteurs pour Pecole du 4eme District,
contormement Messrs N W Pope James l.
Lobdell, ct Leon Lejeune furent appointes
Finstance de Mr. Landry le Juri de Po-
lice S'adjourna. t...,s-. ..... ...... .
Sisne. JAMES C. WOODS,
J.V. Durable, Jr., President.
Grether. .rr
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Coopeiages Cooperage!s
THE UNDERSIGNED, having located at the Ferry
l. Landing this parish ..is fully prepared to
urnish planters and others with HOGsHEADS, BAR
REIIS and HALF BARRELS. which he fully guarran.
tees in every particular. t-aE . WI
~ ALL orders received and promptly attended to
share Of patronage is respectfully solicited. -GA
PHILLIP BAUER.
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PARISH OF WEST TB.iTONROUGE.
In the matter Of Succession of Charles NTH and
Elizabeth Smith his wife. both dead, No. $50.
DY VIRTUE of Commission directed to the
ID Sber if of the Parish of West Baton Rouge
state OF Louisiana Tor the Sixth Judicial Court of
the aforesaid Parish and State, in matter Of the
succession Of Charles Smith and Eliza beth w. Smith
his wife, both .ad. of date the end day of Decem
ber 1852 will be offered for sale at Public Auction
to the last and highest bidder on the premises,
Wednesday, LIST of February, 1860,
at 10 O'Clock A. H., all the hereinafter described
property belonging to the aforesaid Succession, to
VI: '-.
ist. "A certain tract of land. situated lying and
being in the aforesaid Parish Of West Baton Rouge
wherenn the decd resided and cultivated Z Cotton
Plantation. and desgns ted a. per Patent No. 2Sl3
~ being ths South East quarter Of Section twelve
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
CUR DU slXIEME DISTRICT JUDicIAlRE.
Paroisse de Quest Baton Rouge.
Dams lafaire la succession de Charles smith ct
Elizabeth N. smith, tous deux decedee No. $40
I'm VERTU dune commission moi adresse au
IL Sheriff de Ia paroisse Oaest Baton Rouge, Fiat
de IA Louisiana date du p Eecembre 1853 par la
Cour du Sixeme District Judiciaire, tenant session
dams pour Ia paroisse ct Etat susdit dams laaire
cdessus designee, il o1ert en- vente publque,
plus oran ct de rnier encherrisseur sur les lieux
Mercredi, le Ter de Fevrier, 1860,
IL heures A. NJ, toutes les propre,es c;apres de-
critics appartenant a la accession de feu Charles
smith, ct Elizabeth II. Smith epouse, tous deux
decedee, savOr:-
dams la sus.iit parolsse Ouest Baton Rouge GU de-
meurerait les deces,) ct cultivee CONNIE une habita
ti"n cotonere, ct desige par lie patente, No 1913,
conime etant lie quart Sudest de la Section IL, dams
lie Township du Range 10 EST contenant cent s0ix-
antedeux "a 100 acres. toutes les batisses ct
improu ments qui sly trouvent
2me. Tn autre morceau de terre situe aussi dams
cette paroisse ct desgne par la patente, No. 243l
CONNIE etant le lot nume1o deux (2) de la Section II
dams lie Township s. du Range 1c Est contenant wing
50lO0 acres, avec les improvements appartenant
E9C1ave0:
BEI.SON, age de vingt-neT ans,
LUKE, age de vngtdeux ans,
CHARLEY, age de ciuquante- -c,nque ans,
SARAH, agee .,e trente-six ans,
CAROLINE agee de vingt-slx ans, ct ses enians:
GEORGE, age de sept ans I
LEvnNDRt, age de cinq ans,
EMMA, agee de trois ans, ct
LUKE. agee de une
NANCY, agee de vingt- -quatre ans, ct
FRANCES, agee de vln2t-qnatre ans.
Mobt11erS
Quatre maets, deux juments. une cheval, trente-
cinq tetes -cornes tteize cochons, fourni
ture mai-on ct cuisine, etc, etc.
"a Conditions de Ia vente:-Ia terre ct les esclaves
seront vendus quart compliant, ct Ia baaEce en-
un, deux ct trois ans, du jour de la vente.
lie mobilier vendu compliant pour tout somme
de vingt plastres ct dessus, ct pour tout somme
dessous du susdlt montant, rayayble en- un an
du jour de Ia vente. Tous les billcs devront etre
endosses Ia satisfaction de PAmnistrateur paya-
bles du Recorder de cette paroisse ct
portant interet raison de hnt pour cent. par an
de date, jusqu'au pament plein ct final, ct hypo-
theque retenue la terre ct les esclaves jusqu
pament plein ct final
T. BERGERON,
Quest Baton Rouge, Dec. 81, 1852 D Sheriff.
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N-) III township SIX, OF range ten East, CONTAINING
one hundred and sixty two 24-1o00 acres, with all
and singular, the buildings, fixtures and improve
ments Of every kind and belongi ng to said tract
Of land. '.t
End. Anot her tract of land also situated in this
Parish and design as per Patent 431 as being
Lot Number two, Of section H. in Township 6, OF
Range 10 East, containing Twenty 5o-l0o acres:
(2O 5O-lOO) with ali the improvements thereon.
Slaves.
RELS0N, aged 20 years.
LUKE, aged % years.
CHARLEY, aged 55 years.
SARAH, aged SO years.
CAROLINE aged 2e years, and her children:
GEORGE, aged years,
LEVENiRE. aged years,
EMMA, aged years,
LUKE, aged year.
NANCY, aged "a years.
FRANCES, aged "a years.
Stock.
Four mules. two mares, one horse, thirty five
head of CATTLE thirteen head of hogs, one buggy,
one car age. and farming utensils, with household
and kitrien furniture, etc, etc.
~ Terms of Sale-The land and slaves to be sold
one fourth cash the day % sale, and the balance
in one, two and three years from day of sale.
The movable effects to be sold cash, for all sums
above that amount. pa ayable in one year from the
day Of sale. All the notes to be endorsed to the
sa isfaction Of the Administrator payable at the
lce Of the Recorder Of this Parish, and all bearing
the face thereof ,nte the of eight per
cent per annum from date till final pa yment and
mortgage retained the land and slaves until the
inal payment thereof.
= = T. BERGERoF,
West Baton Rouge, Dec 22d. 1859. = D. shriff.
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Terms ct conditions de vente

Les esclaves seront vend IS un lone coa,ptant. ct
ID balm payable en- quatre termes egaux. sur le
premier de Mars de chacun des annees 1861, 1862.
1883 ct 1884, =. s5e5 y -Ez
Le mcrc.au Ns. Oar inyentairs) o. 1'hsbitation
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE,

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE,
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
In matter of the Succession Of Joachim Dagle,
deceased. No 53e
NY VIRTUE of q Commission directed to the Sheriff
n of the Parish and State aforesaid from the aore
mentioned District Court in matter Of the above sue
cession of date the 5th day Of January 1s60 will be
offered .or sale at public auction, to the last and
highest bidder, the premises in this parish, Oh
Thursday, 10th day of February,
lS6O at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, the hereinafter described
property, belonging to the succession Of Joachim
Daigle, deceased. to-wt:
lst certain tract Of land situated in this parish
at forty arpents from the river Mississippi wherein
the deceased resided cultivated and established as
Sugar Plantation measuring ~, arpents, front TO
public road, with the depth thereto belonging be
tween parallel l,nes lab. l.na. of Jel,"
Baptiste LaBauve and below by those of Raphael
Hebe-t, with all the buildings and improvements
thereon.
ID Another tract of land also situated in this par
ish measuring three 3 arpents front with the depth
thereto belonging containing about thirty nine (39)
superficial arpents, bounded above by lands Of B.
Peyronno, below by Molasonviile. in front by lots
now, or lately belonging to Marin Blanchard and
widow Taylor and in the by lands of J. b. LaBa
Jiole with the i'm .rovements thereon.
3d. And another tract of land also situated in this
parish at Eightys arpents from the river. contain
ing one hundred aud sixty superficial acres, more or
less bounded above by lands 0: T. Bird and below
thereon.
Moreover the following named and described slaves
on and attached ON the Plantation above described,
To-Wit:
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-01-14
Movable Effects.

Fanny, mare mule, Nancy, mare mule,
Rosa, - 's Julia, &c ::
Dave. horse, Tom, horse.
stephen, horse, Charley, horse,
Lash, George, g
Jim Crow, horse,
One pair oxen, Bright and Buck.
- '' g Jolley and Spot.
One lot Sheep.
Three cows and calves
One lot hogs lot carts, plows, hoes axes, spades,
tools, harness, collars, corn, hay, household and
kitchen furniture, etc. etc.
Twenty shares of the Baton kouse, G. 7. / O..
K, R. Co etc,