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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-11-13
COme 10 Tennessee.

If cheap lands, fertile soil, a most salu-
brious and invigorating atmosphere, home
market for all the products of the soil, are
the considerations that influence immigrants
in their choice Of future homes, says the
State Comptroller, in his recent report to
the General Assembly, then surely Ten
nessee offers them ALL with fewer drawbacks
than does any other State in the Union.
Situated in that happy belt of the States
where the icy betters that chain up the en-
ergy and industry of the Northern Agri-
culturalist, for several months Of the year,
are unknown; where continuous labor is re-
quisite for the production Of food for all
stock, during their hyporborean winters,
and equally removed, from the scorching
heat and enervating atmosphere of our
Southern States, Tennessee offers TO the inn
migrant that happy medium where neither
extreme is known where, through the win
ter season, his stock may browse the hills
and valleys, not only sustaining life, but
keeping in good condition, taxing his gra-
naries but little for their sustenance.
Hitherto the existence of slavery repealed
from our State that class Of immigrants
best calculated to develop our agricultural
wealth. Now that this objection is re-
moved, and that the large landed proprie-
uois md 1t to their interest to cut up their
estates, and sell or lease in such quantity as
may DC desired, and at low prices, we have
every confidence that the tide Of immigra-
''' ~, wiz soon set Tennessee-ward.
NJ average value of land per acre, in
Sho 0ounues Of Middle Tennessee, ranges
~ ,,os y-nlne dollars and eighty -four
oenes PEI acre the highest average. to sew
TI 80. ,.aiS Per acre, the lowest average
- - '.--e..Sn is Tor the most valuable
iSnas ID INC middle section of the Stat
those Of Davidson county of III i, NJ
vile, the capital Of the Sta,o y ,itOn Nasn-
seat, and consequently tbe -. IounSy
populated The second and io,,,oet t' s-lSy
ton is for the interior mounto;, a I'd,
Cumberland county, an undeve1o~ anus u
sparsely settled section P0N anu
lu Marry county land is held ~
efage price Of SIS 81 per acre: in ~ ~.
~ 1o'55; ia Williamson at Sl4 a "a =;
- ana rutherford at SD 40 Tbis -
it, ,.. ,Ae best improved and most pro6,,l
go, ,'.I ln the middle section. Tbo ~
ea,.ts. cushion IN Fentress comfy i 40
in Cbeatharn : 4 30 vents in Stewart 50 81.
In west To-. e, and Montgomery 81 is
~ y ~ 1Shhessec the vai5a,s@' ~
$50 y 10 81 "a, embracir,, - ,'l1 Is from
cultivated lands the hig6e1, and highly
being FOR property in the vicipapnlalee given
phis. - NON
Ia the eastern counties Of the ST.,
average valuation ranges from SIP eG 70 vac ne
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jor Wihoite and passed without dissenting vote
We the Republican voters of Bradley county in
Convention assembled, for the purpose of putting
in nomination official candidates for the next ensu-
ing county election do resolve
lst That we pledge ourselves anew to the prin-
cples of the great Republican party of America,
which have been sealed by the blood of her lovai
martyrs, and become triumphant in the overthrow
of her deadly foes
I'd ReSotUed, That We propose to continue the no.
iItlca contest upon the Decline of so-caed Radi-
calism, as COMFORTING with the essential spirit of
free Institutions and that we are not to be init
Undated by the enemies of Republican liberty and
universal freedom, whether those enemies draw
their breath from the decaying despotisms of the
old world, the putrid of rebellion and slave
ry in the South, the faihess copperheads of the
North.
Sd ReSotUed, That We send greeting TO the Gov
ernor, officers and Legislature Of Tennessee, and
congratulate them upon the fact that thew have
succeeded in placing he State in the vanguard of
progressive Republcanism, and pledge them the
uutaltering support Of the Radicals Of Bradley
county-all colors included.
18th RsSoEvsd, That in conformity with our views
Of true Democratic government and a proper fdel-
ity to principle demanded Of every friend of the
people, we hereby solemnly pledge ourselves to
hearty active and unqualified support Of the nomi-
nees of this Convention.
Major Wilhote moved that report Of the pro-
ceedings of the meeting be sent for publication to
the Knoxville WHO, Chattanooga Republican and
Athens RepuJlieas. Carried.
On motion, the Convention adjourned sine de.
E. S. DELANY, Ch'm'n.
j. {. Brown, Secretary:
JOHN BLACKBURN, Asst. Secretary
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cHANcBRY coURT-KNoxv1LLE.
SALE OF hEAL FhUPEhIT.
H. L. " Mynatt, Administrator, Rebecca Roberts an.

H. L. W !Nynatt Administrator, Rcbccca Roberts and
othars
IN ACCORDANCE WITH A DECREE
this the October Term 1867 will sell
the court house Knoxville, Friday the 18th day Of
December 1867 ssver tracts Of land belonging 10 the estate
Of Henry G. Roberts deceased, viz.
l. Tho "Homs Farm Of about US acres IN Knox county
g. so in tho Sd Civil District adjoining the lands o.
David Yearout and others.
g. go il the 5t District adjoining VIM Gibbs Mich
olas Clapp and others.
Three undivided interests shares I'm a about
acres the eth District known the Lester Yarn
Joining Tn. W Kearnes and others.
Also about IN Union connty joining the laUds AZ
Richard Mynatt, Hugh Hubs and others
s. Also halinterest in the "Tan Yard Farm, o. about
500 acres, in Union county.
The Home Farm" and the "Tan Yard Farm" viii probn
bly, be sold each in three separate tracts to BE- specified on
the day Of sale.
Three hundred dollars will be required down and for fbs
balance notes. without interest sc and Is months will
required with good security and lien retained for payment
Of the purchase money.
1t agreed that the whole the acre parnsshp tract
may be sold by the Clerk and Master.
nov -, ls6I.-4t D. A. DEADERIOK C. an
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VIM. Il. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
WALLACE's CRoss RoADs,
Andarsnn Cnnntu Ten nassef

NAIIuoI eJu OVuHIyj I6uI0as0Oi Z
November 9Th, 1861.
Editor Whig: A spirited meeting was held To-
night at Walacos Gross Roads, for the purpose of
raising funds by subscription for the erection of
suitable buildings, and the founding of an Academy
which shall afford to the youths of the country an
opportunity of obtaining at home an education in
those higher branches which are beyond the scope
Of the ordinary schools Of the country.
The meeting was called to order by Col. w. w.
Wallace and after a couple of brief addresses, a
subscription was had amounting to over eleven hun
bred dollars. 1t is contemplated to raise about
double that sum,
suitable lot of ground has been offered as a do
nation, and the proposed Academy has every pros
pect of success. Truly yours,
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Tennessee Legislature.
SENATE.

SENATE.
TUESDAY, November >, 1857.
The Speaker presented communication from
the Governor in reference to the Gun Factory ma
chnery shipped from Nashville on the fall OF Fort
Donelson, 10 South Carolina, and which was turned
over 10 him after the close Of the war, and asking
the Legislature TO make some disposition OF It,.
The Senate bill for the enforcement Of the colec-
ton of all bonds forfeited by Southern sympathi-
zers was referred to the Committee on Federal Re
lations.
The Senate joint resolution for the revision OF the
poll books, was referred to the Committee on Elec-
tons.
The Senate bill for the reduction Of the military
expenses Of the State, was taken up.
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TO CoNsuMpTIVEs.

The EDWARD A. WILSON will seRd free Of CHARGE
all who desire it, the prescription with The directions for
making and using the simple remedy by which he cured
affection and that dreadful disease Consumption His
only object benefit the afflicted and he hopes su
ferer will try this prescription, it will cost them nothing
and may prove blessing Please address
REV. EDWARD WILSON,
No. les South secoGd street, Williamsburg New York.
Ie.tm v9
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WHISPERS.

Dr. LAMoNFEs CoRRoLIA will force Whisksrs- tn
Bmoothest face chin Hair bald head Never know
fail Sample for trial sent for 10 cents. Address
oct9 6m REEVES q CO., Is Nassau st, New York.
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Marriage and CeIibacy,

AND TIE HAPPINESS MANHOOD.
An Essay for Young the Crime OF Solitude, and the
Physiological Errors Abuses and Diseases which create I'M
pedments 20 MARRIAGE, with of Relief Sent
sealed lester envelopes free of charge Address Dr. J.
sKILLIN H0UGHTON, Howard Association Philadelphia,
Pa. Oct 2-Sm.
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proper and just assessment Of real and personal
property for taxation for State and County purpo-
ses. 70 provide for the appointment of a Board OF
of Tax, and defining the duties OF ON
GERS therein named, and for other purposes. With
drawn for amendment.
Joint resolution requesting the Governor TO issue
wrts of election TO the State at large for the ee
ton of one additional Representative to the Onteo
States Congress- TO which IT claimed the State Is en-
titled bv virtue of the eDfrachsement of forty thou
sand colored voters. Passed.
SENATE.
FRIDAY, November 8, 1861
Resolutions by Mr.. Lyle:
WHEREAS It is of the greatest Importance to a
State to preserve and maintain its credit sound and
safe, and TO maintain inYiolate its obligations, ana
not to incur Others which may render doubtful us
ability 70 perform and fulfill those already incurred
Therefore in order TO inspire confidence IN tue
faith honor and credit of the State, and give 70 the
world assurance thst Tennessee will perform all ner
obligations in good faith and that this admlnistra-
ton will so conduct the affairs Of the State as 70
meet these and all pledges made by the State De II
RESOLVED bv the General Assembly Of the State o.
Tennessee That it is the policy and purpose OF tniS
Legislature TO inaugurate no new enterprise, anu
enact no new laws which will involve the e1Pehui
ture of the money Of the State, necessltatlng IN
crease of taxation to carry forward euch enterprise
that this Legislature will not appropriate the money
of the State for any purpose except to sustain aho
complete enterprises already commenced, and u
render secure and valuable and profitable the nean
already expended by the State, and in sustaining
the established indebtedness of the State.
a special message from the Governor requesting
the Legislature to remove ]. S. Hull as Warden
the Penitentiary, and announcing the appointmsn
of Mr. McElwee as his successor.
Mr. Elliott moved suspension of the rules, tina
the Governors message be taken up and approved
A bill loaning $4,000 to the Nashville AM
Northwestern railroad, for the purpose OF purcnas
ing rolling stock and equipments.
The bill repeating the 10th section Of the Fran
chise act and comforting the right to hold once an
to sit on juries, upon persons OF COLOR Passeu IL
second reading.
The bill for the election of JsilOrS by the voter
Of each county. Lost.
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Gentleman who suffered years from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay and ali the effects of youthful indisceton
will for the sake Of suffering Humanity send free all who
need IT, the and directions making simple
dy by which he sure. Sufferers wishing profit by the
advertisers experiences do By addressing in perfect
confidence. JOHN d. OGDEN,
may Sly a Cedar Street, New York
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-11-13

WHEATON'S OINTMENT will cure the Itch.
WHEATON'S OINTMENT viii cure Salt Rheum
WHEAT0N'S OINTMENT cures Old Sores.
WHEAT0N'S OINTMENT cures all Diseases of the
Skin.
Price so cents by mail 90 All Druggists sell it,
WEEKS POTTER, Boston, Proprietors.
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INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed TO produce luxTant growth Of
hair upon bald head beardless face recipe for the
removal of Pmples, Botches Erupons etc. the skis
leaving the soft clear and beautiful be obtained
without charge by addressing
THOs f. CHAPMAN, CHEMIST,
sept Is-tmys S23 Broadway, New York
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-11-13

WE publish lecture delivered several weeks
since in Nashville by Rev. Herman Bokum, on the
resources Of East Tennessee. 1t viii well repay
perusal and loses none Of its interest by delay in
publication.
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\ OF tI5 " M
County Convention at Cleveland.

At a called Convention of the Radicals of Brad
ley county, consisting of delegates appointed by pri-
mary meetings in each civil district, held in Cleve-
land on the ID instant, the following nominations
for county officers were made and unanimously con-
frmed hv The mentinr.
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MARRIED.

On the 9th instant at the residence the BRIDE by Rev.
Samuel Wocot Pastor Of the Plymouth Church. Mr.. Ho
MER G. SQUIRE, of tEis city and Miss ANT0INETTE L.
BRAoHER, Of Cleveland, Ohio
In Chattanooga November 10th, by Rev j. Wesley Mann,
Mr.. A. III. HooKE to Miss M0LLIE RICHARDSON all Of
Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-11-13

Ex-senator Mason, If Virginia, is the author of
letter in the Richmcna Eranier setting forth the
advantages of Canada for Southern emigrants.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-11-13
From the Toledo Blade.
NASBY.
Mr.. Nasty Assists In the Ohio Election
1.-The Defeat OF the Amendment-.HOW
it was Received atthe Corners.
Posi- Offs, CoNFEDRIT x ROADS.
(Which is in the Staff NV Kentucky
L =

POST Offs, CoNFEDRIT x ROADS.
(Which is in the Staff NV Kentucky !
October 18th, 1867,
Feelin that the time had arrived which
was to beside whether 1000 degraded MIG
gers wuz to grind 500, 900 proud Caucashe3s
into the dust, ] felt that eff l shood fail in
my dooty now, L shood be forever dis
graced. Accordingly, | put in the clock
shun day at a Dimocratic town in Ohio
the battle -feld-the identikle place into
witch l made speech dooring the campane.
L arrived Their on. the mornin Nv the
elekshun, and found that comprehensive
arrangements he'd bin made for defeatin
this most nefarus and dangerous PROPOSE.
shun. Paradin the streets ez early ez z A.
NJ, wus wagon contsinin % virgins, run
min from q TO Al, the most NV EN- ruther
wiry in texture and over their heads WIZ
banners with the follerin teehin inscrip
tons: Father, save US from Niger
Ekality" White hasbans or nun p It
would hev bin better, thot, he'd they bin
somewhat younger Their WIZ suthin pre-
posterous in the lea w females NV that age
calm upon fathers to save en- from anytbin.
when IN the course Nv nacher their fathers
must hev bin lyin in the silent tomb FOR
several consecutive years, onless, indeed,
they married young. Ell still Twin Il
Judged from the aged appearance NV the
damselsJ their parents must be too far ad-
vanced IN years to take an activ part in
biznis. In anuther wagon wuz a colleck-
shun NV man witch he'd bin hired from the
ralerode twelve miles distant, whose ban
ners red, "Shel igenerent niggers vote be
side intelligent White men?" and the fol
lerin verse
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The cost Of the original capitol at Washington
City was 81 400 Gee. The additions which arc now
nearly completed viii cost SO, 100000.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-11-13

ITO THE CREDITORS OF THE Els
Il TATE Of Ewing B. Yoakum, deceased You hereby
notified that have suggested the insolvency Of said estate
and required % file claims with the Clerk the
County Court Of Claiborne county, before the ls day
Of April next, your claims viii be forever barred Law.
ROBERT g. YOAEUM,
Nov I3-its Administrator.
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hetheriand and Shields vs. VIM. z. Jones II al
IN THIS CATTSE TT APpEA RING TIL an
OHANOBRY OOURT-DANDRTpGB.


b. ~ Branner Of the Estate Of John Ropss ~
ceased, vs. John r. Branner e al. 80
IN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE. PRO
NOUNCED at the November Term, 1867 o. a. ,ta-er,
Court, At Dandrdge in the above cause Ill .sJ 81
sell to the highest bidder az public auotS ~ ,fiv ~.
10th day Of December next, at the ~ ~
bridge IN lots 70 suit purchasers, al t I ss,ts remain
ns 5ssss.a 70 I'M Of Colonel John Ro
ing near Dandridge, Tenuesses ON t Enovlls and Mary
-h - 49, olst 40 lot ia the Of DandTdss
ia - 80 BY T. @. Piumlee, and never set
s1 9f, SI ts. sssa viii b. oid and years
security win Be FeqpF re5 a1J I NJ ere r. pur-
chase money. ''-- '''-''' ~ VIZ
nov 10 ieos PDs ". GALBHAITH, g.. 3 NJ
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cHAEcERY COURT-MAYRYvILLE.

W. W Lawrence vs.. the 81. = Church South.
III APPEARS FROM THE ALLEG4-
liVNs Of the bill that Henry Miller rsient o. the
80 OF 70 absconds aud conceas husef that W
process Of Law cannot be served upon him pc =
asIea tnat publication De made for four ans. ~
tns hno1Tille Wing. notifying said ron go =. u eFbe-.
a. the next Term Of the ChanceTy cS9ils 81 n, ost
house IN MaTYvilie the second st2nna neAt
plead answer or femrr eOmplinants PHI, or the
viii BE- taken a. oufergsd t for hearing parts
". G. PlCKENS,. &C. g.
povIa4t pf5 By f. GOBpARD, d. G. 4 NJ.
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Fanny Fern has made over 500 600 by her wri-
angs, most Of them for the Ledger
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"Shel niggers black this land possess
And rule us whites up heref
On no, my friends, We rather guess
Wen never stand thfA ere.

1t okkurd to me that it wood hev done
better he'd their spellin bin more akkerit,
but upon inquiry / found that it didn't
make no difference. That wuz the pre-
vain way Nv spellin things in that vicinity.
Hangin over the polls wuz broad peace
Nv white muslin, onto which was paintid
in large letters, Caueashuns, Respeck yer
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EVERYBODY
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Married sHge should send,to p o. Drawer 5l23 Bosto
Mass for important confidential circular. sept4-3m
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I'tIHfltfEalEI@

TT is AUTOMATICALLY STATED
one-h Of the inhabitants Of this country and Eu
rope die Of Consumption. No disease has been thor
oughly studied and It's nature less understood there
disease upon when exists greater ayery o. opinion adj
disease which has completely baid All medical Ik
and remedial agencies
Some Of the prominent symptoms Cough, EKpecors-
tOn ShOrtness Of Breath Irritation about the Lungs ani
Chest. dsrng Pains in the Sides and Back Emaeian and
general negative condition of the whole system.
Persons suffering with this dread disease Of its
comtants should lose time in possessing themselves Of
the proper Remedy in order that they may stay its
and be restored to health. The
REV. Il. A. WILSON'S
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION FOR THE CUREOF
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Colds, and
ALL THROAT AND LUNG AFFECTIONS,
b the of which he restored 20 health weeks
after having suffered seveal years with lung
on and that dread disease Consumption, has
years with the most marked success.
This Remedy spTepared from the original Recipe, chemi
caIly pure by the Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON loo, soutH
I'd Street, williamsburg, Kings Co., New YORK
Pamphlet containing the original prescription with full
and explicit directions for preparation and together With
short account Of his with symptoms, experience and
cure, be obtained free Of CHARGE Of Mr.. Wilson,
above, or by calling addressing,
CHAMBERLAIN ALBERs, Druggists,
I5-6m kaeNTile Tennessee
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cHANcERY coURT--TAzEwELL.

Nancy X. Hurst John Brown John Brown "
Nancy X. Hurst al.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING
Il that the defendants nancy Hurst and A. Black
burn nOnresdent Of the State Of Tennessee shown
in the and bill 1t iE ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks In Brownows Whg
ug said defendant 10 appear before the Chancsry Court
at Tazewe the I'd Monday Of April then and there
TO defend said and BILL the viii be
ken confessed 10 them and the for hearing
parto. A copy Of this order
nov lJ-it Pf5 JAMES R. EVANS, q. n.
Netheraud and Shields vs.. VIM. P. Jones 1t al.
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING THAT
the defendant, William p Jones' Of the State
Of Tennessee shown in the bill IL ordered that puba
tion be made for four successive weeks In BrOwnow knc4
vile Whig notifying said defendant appear before hC
Chancery Court at Tazswe the % Monday of April aeN
then and there 20 defend said BILL the viii 10 taken
confessed to him and set for hearing parte, COPE
Of the order.
I3-4t pf5 JAMES Z. EVANS, G.. n
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TO MILL OWNERS and MILLWRIGHTs.
WE HAVE FOR SALE TWO GOOD
w TYLER WATER-wHEELs, suitable for Saw or
FIGURING Mill, Price $780,
Nov 15-tf SHEPARD, RENsHAw & ATKIN.
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Wood or Coal,

It will all the gas has known to crak
by FIRE The ashes be removed without % SHOW
Ell or making any dust, and
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1T NEVER FAILS TO DRAW.
CELEBRATED STOVE

In fact all the mperections and difficulties heretofor,
found in st-top stove The inventor Of this
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Is likely to meet with justly merits in m
ssning the vexatOns and trials Of Heavens best gift man
Nov l3tf
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J. {. Brown, Secretary.
JOHN BLACKBURN, Asst. Secretary.
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GUARANTEE ON EVERY sTOvEl

IL will bake large loaf Of bread after she ire burns dow
il will not choke up with SCOT or ashes, 70 burns
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COOKING STOVE.

Now taking lead Of ali the stove kingdom wherever ish
been introduced. Il has been
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-11-13

THE ABOVE is THE NAME OF A
new and beautiful
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THOROUGHLY TESTED,

And justly merits aIits Inventor claims It is inro4uc,
to the Public witha