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Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-04-18

An act to 1raend an act entitled SIN act
to Ren,w ard Amsnd tie Ctarter Cf the
TJocn of Mount PieoSNnt"
Section /. BE it enacted by the Senate
ard House Of Representatives Of the State
ofSOuth Carolina, now met and sitting in
General Assembly, and by the authority
Of the same:
That the said Town Council shall have
power to borrow money for the pubic usr
of the corporation, by issuing, fr"m time
to time. as occasion may! reFlire, the
bonds Of said COZ poratIob, bearin5 interest
at the rate not to eXceSd ten per ccnIum
per anuum, to be paid semi-annual y, for
an am0ant not 10 exceed the sum Of tw"
thousand dollars; aud for the pay ym' nj OF
the interest, and the ultimate r, demption
of the principal according to the terms of
the loan, the said corporation shall, at all
tim, $, be liable: Provided. That the phi
Nate property IF the Inhabitants Of said
town Shall be bound for the redemption Of
said loan in no other way than by the im
position Of an annual tax, according to
the provisions of this act
SIC. 2 That the corporate limits OF the
town OF Mount ElCdSanG Oe, dud lne same
is hereby, extended by continuing the
eastern line of Boundary street noIthwaId
" to Shem Creek, from which point the
said creek, and the waters of Charleston
haIbor, shall be the boundary.
Sec. 3. That the Town Council of
Mount Peasant shall have power to i'm.
pnse and collect an annual tax upon the
assessed property Of said town: Provided,
No tax shall be imposed in any one year
to exceed the rate OF fifty cents on each I
hundred dollars of such assessed property !; /
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-04-18
An Act to Charier the Little Rirer and
CheraW Railroad Company.


Section |. Be it enacted by the S nate
and House of Representatives of the State
of South Carolina, now met aud sitting III
General Assembly, aud By the authority
of the SAME:
That for the pnrposs of establishing
railroad from Lite River to Chelaw, a
charter with all the rights and privileges
incidental to the same, be, and is hereby
granted TO Thos. g. Dunn. l.. ID Bryan
! II. Walsh. Joel Allen j. E. Dus"nberv
F. A. Kehew, John Douglas, VIM. f
] Johnson. G.. P. Townsend, w Thomas
Abel Quick, F. A. Miles, e. J. Stuart
Samul Jackson, Jacob Altman, aud th, II
associates and successors, who are hereby
constituted body polite and corporate
by the name and style of the Little River
and Cheraw Railroad Company.
SIC. 2. That the said company is here
by authorized 10 c0nstrut t a rail DAD from
l. tile River TO Cheraw, by such route as
shall be found most S ihtytle and ad
vantageous, and crosiogf yhe 9h9nlies OF
Marion and Marlboro, beTEet9 ~ Great
and Little Pedee River. t
Sec. 3. That the capitol stock of said
company shall b. one and half million
dollars, with the privilege of increasing it
to two aud half millions of dollars if
fund Il, cessary, to bedivided into shares
Of fifty dollars each; and for the purpose
of raising such capital stock, it shall be
Iawfal to open books of subscription, at
such times and places, and to keep them
open for such periods Of time, aud under
the direction of such WrsOns as may be
determined on by majority of said com
plny. That subScrip ions to said capital
stock may be made in land, at rate per
acre to be agreed upon at the time OF SUBJ
scripuop; and that each and every person
subscribing land, shall execute deed to
the said company, and that all amounts
subscribed either in land or in money
shall constitute the Joint Stock Capital,
for the purpose of constructing and car
rying into operation the railroad provided
for by this Act; and the said Railroad
Company shall have power to mortgage
its property and franchises. and Issue
bonds On such terms and conditions. and
{, r Such use and purposes Of said corpora
ton as the 3 ard of Directors thereof
may deem eXDedient.
Sc q. That the said railroad shall be
subj, ct to the provisions of an Act OF the
General Assembly of South Carolina,
passed September y, 1888, entitled An
Act t. declare The manner by which the
lands or right Of way over the lands Of
pcrs' ms or corporations may be taken for
the construction or use Of railways and
other works of internal improvements"
Provd, d. however, That nothing herein
contained shall be so construed as to eX-
empt the said company from the payment
OF taXts.
Sec. ;. That all Acts or parts Of Acts
inconsistent with this Act are hereby re-
pca'Cd.
Approved March g., 1872.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-04-18

An act 10 Amend an act entitled "An-nct to
Incorporate the Waccamac and Lite
Rirer Canal Company.'
Section i. BE it enacted hy the Senate
and House o. Representatives ofthe State
OF South Carolina, now met and sitting in
General Assembly, and by the aThprity
of the same:
That the act entitled can 9ct to pcor-
porate the Wacc;ymaw and 41ttlsRiver
Caual Company" be, and is, hereby,
amended as follows: Strike out, on tie
fourth line, in section 3, all after "as, ,
and insert, in lieu thereof, That said
company may commence business as soon
as fifty per cent Of its capital stock is sab.
scribed, and ten per cent. Of the same is
paid up
Sec ,. Add to section 6: "That the
said compony shall have the right to use
or dispose of such portion of its waters:
lands or other property, as it may ste tit,
for manufacturing, hydraulic, or other
purposes"
Approved March u, 1872
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-04-18
An Act to Incorporate the A1!en L'g't In
...,A.n, IL 1 iLln Snuth (nr0linn

An Act to Incorporate the A'len L'gat In
ftntry. of 1jken, South Carolina.
Section |. BE it enacted by the Senate
and House Of Representatives of the State
of South Carolina, now met and sitting in
General AssemblysSudSy the arhority
OF That rhs s"f;t; Peter wagasls.Mlexandsr Will
liams. Joseph Robertson, Joseph Knights,
and their associates and successors, are
hereby made and created body polite
and corporate, under the name and style
of the Aiken Light Infantry, of Aiken
S. c.
Sec. 2. That the said corporation. here
by created and established, shall have 81
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-04-18
an act 10 Incorporate the Tillags Of Smith
rJle, Of Christ Ckurch Parish

Section l. B. it enacted by The Senate
and House of Repre- seotatives, of the
State Of South Carolina, now met and sit
ting in General Assembly, and by the au-
authority of the same.
That from and after the passage of this
act, the Village of SmithviAe be, and the
same is hereby, Incorporated; and all the
privileges, rights and immunitics granted
hy an act to incorporate the towGSf FSVr-
ence, South Carolina, be, and tHe SaIhe
are hereby, vested in the said village; AID
that the first election, under &hiS aeE to
be held on the first Monday in April, 1873,
the clerk of the court Of Charleston county
IS hereby authorized to appoint managers
to conduct the same, by giving the proper
time and notice thereof.
Sec 2. That A Smith, VIM. Murrill
and David Dial, be, and are hereby, ap'
pointed commissioners to fix the boundary
of said village; said boundary to extend
one mile in every direction from the fork
Of the Georgetown and Melton road.
Approved March 4, 1872.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-04-18

An act to Change the Names of TyreU VII.
lard and da Willard and make them
the Legal Heirs Of T. J. J0ne'.
Whereas it is the dt sire ofthe mother Of
two children bearing the pames of Tyreli
Willard and Ida Willard to have their
names changed, and that they shsq' I'd De.
come the legal heirs Of I. J. JoGeS; 60d
whereas it is also the desire Of T. y J2ISs
to adopt said children and make srefn his
legal heirs; now, therefore,
Section /. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of r presentatives of the State
of South CarOliOa, now met aud sitting III
General Assembly, and by the authority
of the same:
That the names of Tyrrell Willard and
Ida Willard be changed to that of TyrreIl
Jones and Ida Jones aud that they be de-
elared The legal heirs Of T. j. Jones
Approved March IL, 1872.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-04-18


,o dctto P,or;de for the Pn,,ment of tho
nI.5 ,,oJ,,oas NJ D,r1;nnto, Count,
= roS' l''.1'eo"ess " D''''"S''' o'"'"
and for other purposes
Section |. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the State
OF south Carolina, now met aud sitting in
General Assembly, and by the autherlIy
nf the same:
Th,t r F. Whittemore. E,ihu G. Baker,
T 9 Il.nrown and lanes M Brown be'
O. . ,hm ,tou,oh he'shs M nst,,net = cnmmi,-
tno w." C"y .v.,nin. ,,ry and Vii accounts pre-
w ,,,aa s.,,L c',,.,,ni,t,a hv .,v and all
80, wh,, hnld any a,.r,,,,,Is nr demands
l,'',inst the rourty Of D,1l pyr,p. con-
ts''nt a ~ o,i,,n.,J,,,o : me-. .(,ue 1918,
a,d hefore .J.nuary lst, 1877: proyid d,
rh :, ..,n r,n,mut = ,ec u. 40 CON rens,
,,,'n .,r RI, ir serves
> Th,I T., .,,anl. The s,itkc. .,mmit-
,.a nv, siI,ate y, To Ihe c,r,,c,u.ss Of
he ina.p:.oi.ess or the county OF Darling
ION "a r,,,urI.n by IN. County G. mmis-
i ,n,,. oi ,ard r,,tlI,lt 10 rhe General A.
,h,v at 1871 - lh,y a,e h.rehy
ar, z,.u ana ,m,u,c,ea 10 Give pubic
,,,i,.., t,, MT, -, ,t,,. :, ,,l, ne, s,,ns and
,,,',s Il ,d,,,, .,v 4, ,,ard, ayaiI 81 said.
r., -, "A, mn. far xamiua-
y; 4 -, ,,..,,,...it,.. t., hav. uower
,,L .,r,nnrtv f,A,u> officer ma
s'',, nr n,rn ,R.AX,,ks k.ax,ers ar m, N, :.
a,,,, -, TTTSTny-n.r p ma tyamin,t on
- ,1,'nrt II d.uI.nJ ayainst lin.
,,,t u,,Zd c,ni,.ctsd nr,
,,.,'',';',,i, ,irZ IuIs ISrS and before,
I,T.,,Tv 49,. m. c,,mmi,,ee NAV
or ,i.:c
Sc 3 Th,t ifuoon the aforesaid in.
v. s:iyaliyn lC shall be ftu,.d that the
T. univ ,,mn,ss,,ne,s ,r D,ri,not,n,
c,,unry hav. mrsapDIIed IN. public mon
eys Of the county Nv pa,ing cams not,
an horIz.d hv law. or h We neglected
thar dury b, r, fuslno I'd Law claims au-.
tn njz.d Nv law. or have lsrd for their
oyu pri,ate uurp Sc ary of the publc.
f,uds of lhe C. uulyy or have uniustIv dis
cr,mipaud amrng the creditors Of the.
,.,nnrv. in p,iuS out the moneys Of the
rou,,y: or zone anv other act or ne
,Iar,eI r, dn any .rt IN violation of law
n -. n,nnce f. ,Ia nnhlic fnnJs or nr,ner,
~ nr ,hn cIuntv IN. sid committ.se shall
fIrthwith furnish said information to the
(,irruit Solic,tor of The countv who shall
fnr,hvi,h nror.ed nv action or indictment
mr. h,,b o.,.iust s,,d Commissioners in the.
C;rcn,t G',"rt And # sa,d Cnmmis.iono
.-rs sb,l, ha fund gniltv tbev shall in ad-
dition TO the penalues now provided by
law he imm, ,dialely removed from office.
Sec, a. That il is hereby made the duty
Of The County Commissioners of Dlrling.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-04-18
In act to Incorporate the Orangeburg Coun'
tn Fdir Association.

Section l. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the State
of South Carolina, hoWtmet and sitting in
General Assenbl anaby the authority
of the same: iD7
That William Fl Barton, Samuel Dib-
BILE, Harpin Riggs, Laurence R. Beckwith,
Wesley w. Cutler, James D. Trezevant,
Berry Byas, J. L. Jamison, Henry john
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-04-18

An Act to Pror,de for General aad Special
Elections, and the Hammer Of Conducting
the Same.
Section /. BE it enacted by the Senate
and House Of Representatives OF the State
of South Carolina, now met and sitting in
General Assembly, and by the authority
of the same;
That all general and special elections, held
pursuant to the Constitution of this State,
Shall be regulated and conducted according
to the rules principles and provisions here
in prescibed.
Sec. 1.-The Commissioners of Election shall
provide one box for each election precinct.
An opening shall be.made in the lid Of the
box, not larger than shall be sufficient for
single ballot to be Inserted therein at one
time, through which each ballot received,
proper to be placed in such box. shall be IN
serted by the person voting, and by no other,
Each box shall provided witha sufficient
lock. and such box shall be publicly opened
and inspected, to see that it is empty and Sc
cure, and then locked just before the opeH-
ing of the poll and the keys returned to the
Managers, and shall not be opened during
the el, ction. Each box for such precinct
shall be labelled<as follows7 Congress"
sssPs.,, f;s'ns?'" "'i'&$s!y,>"1f County Of
Sec. g. At theSlpse Of the election, the
Managers and Eldk Fha'l Immediately
proceed publicly, To open the ballot box
! and couAt the ballots therein and contin
ue such count without adjournment or in
| terruptiou until the same is cOmplet
and make such statement Of the result
thereof. and sign the same, as the nature
Of the election sha lr qnire. If il rIun :
| ing, two or more like ballots shall be fut.d
folded together compactly. only one shall
be c,unted and the others d stroyen; but
If they shall bear diff r ut names the same
shall be Destroyer. and not cOurtd. II
more ballots shall he fnnnd, on oFeu'n"
| the bnX than there are namrS on the poll
! lit. all tie batl,tsshall b. returned to th'
| bnx and be thoroughly m'X"d t"g"lh"-,
| a d one of the IN; Mayors. or the cl rk
shall. without seeing the ballots dra"
there from and Immediately d st:oy as
many ballots as tie are III exc ~ ot rh'
number Of names m the ballot lis': W IN
! in rhr DAYS thtrtaft. r the Chai man ~
| III. B ,ard IF NJ .nagers, or one ~ rh' m
| to be d, siunat, n writing hv the B'a'd
| shall deliver to tie g. 'mmissipners o: eirc-
tlnn the poll list. the b"X"s crntai'jng tn
ballots, and y wit e statement Of the RI
suit of the elec i IN in his prec c..
See. 4. AZ er. the ii 'al al 'ur IN mt of
the Board OfCnunty Canv IS RS and vi h.
in the tim" pre- scrihad in tn s act, tn Chai.
man ofsaid Boird shal for yard. address
ed to tEeGo, e"nor and Secretary ofstat :,
bv a mess mgr, II e retl rs poll list anu
all parers apperta ming 10 Il e Lett m
The said me- sseng, r to be plid his actu i
tXpens' upon e tiff cate to hefurnished
h NJ bp the Seer eialy of stae. Said ceriiti
cate shallbe paid ont of the fund p'ovid, d
for the payment Of Commissioners ard
Managers of Election.
Sec. ). All acts or parts fo acts nj
way any conflicting with this act, are here
by repealed.
Approved March y, 1872.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-04-18

Joint Resolution to authorize and Direct
the Crmrtroller Generalt to draC IVarrant
in favor Of G. W3,ney, on the State Treas
urer, when Certain Requirements are Ful
filled.
Whereas Joint Resolution was passed
in 1856, appropriating five thopsand dol
lars towards purchasing, the cast iron. Pal
metto Tree for monument to The e/dead
of the Palmetto Regimenf; and, whereas,
on the 2jth of December i $50, Another
appropriation of ono thoBsanG dollars
mpre, as additional Sompensslon, was
passed; and, whereas. Mr.. G. Werner on
ly was paid four thousand dollars; be it
Resolved by the Sen ate and House Of
Representatives of the State OF South Car
olina, cow met and sitting in General AS
sembly, and by the authority Of the same:
That the Comptroller General be au-
thorized and is hereby directed to draw
his warrant on the State Treasurer, tothe
amount Of twO thousand dollars, in favor
of G.. Werner: Provided, Mr.. Werner
makes alterations on tn" panels, as direc
ted by the commissioner Of the State
House, as reported by the committee on
the State House, on the Goth of December,
1853. The 5 ate treasurer is hereby au
thor;zed and directed to pay, upon the
order of the said Comptroller General, out
of any moneys in the treasury not other
wise appropriated.
Approved March II, 1872.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-04-18

An act to Recharter the Topn Of Frog Lerel,
and change The name to Enterprise.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-30

SEMI-ANNUAL SALE OF DRY GOODS
SUITS, &c.-Messrs Emsheimer q Blum
desiring to close out their Summer
goods, offer for this week the following
grand bargains: Grenadines worth sc
cents, at IS cents P. K. worth so cents,
at % cents; lawns worth 25 cents, al
II! cents; linen suits worth $40 90, fol
$500; linen suits worth $500. for s. 90;
lace points worth $1,000, at $1,000;
lace points worth $500, at $3.50. Also
silk sacks, shawls, hosiery, gloves, &C.,
at a tremendous sacrifice. They also
offer the best six cord spool cotton al
IS cents q dozen. Remember, this is
your last chance to buy summer goods
at these prices.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-30
TEE GREAT MAsroDos Show

TEE GREAT MAsroDos Show
Amusement strangles rebellion" said
an astute French statesman, and it is
equally true that legitimate amuse>
ment and recreation tend to decrease
crime and excuses, as we'll as to give US
a fuller and stronger breath for the up
hill Journey of life. Let us occasion
ally rest that we may the better labor
and the coming Of Rosston, Springer d
Henderson's Great Mastodon Combina-
ton Of animal, arenic and art entertain
ments on Saturday next affords just the
opportunity which ought to be generally
accepted. We have already referred
somewhat in detail to the prominent
special features Of this exhibition, or
rather series of exhibitions, and the
enumeration certeinly suggests a rare
feast of the marvellous, exciting and
laughable. 1t should be remembered
that the grand procession takes place
at 10 A. NJ, and that the Arabs may
be interviewed by all DESTROYS OF look
ing upon genuine Sons Of the Prophet.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-30

SUPREME CouRT.-The case Of David
Roberts Us. E. L. Blackburn, from
Mineral county, was argued by Allison
and submitted.
The case Of John s. Arnold, appel
liant, Us. Wright Welton, appellee, from
Mineral, was argued by Allison and
submitted.
The case of S. H. Martin, appellee,
Is. J. L. E. Combs, appellant, from
Berkeley, was argued and submitted
In the case OF Jacob Peacemaker'
appellee, Us. A. McDaniels, appellant
from Hampshire, the argument was
closed and the case submitted.
The case of the West Virginia Trans
portatlon Company, appellants, Us. the
Volcanic Oil and Coal Company, ap''
pellees, from Wood, was argued by
Sands for appellants and Hutchinson
for appellees, and submitted.
The case of Dudley e. Co., appellants,
Us. the City Of Parkersburg, appellees,
from Wood county, was argued by
Hutchinson for appellants and Sands
for appellees, and submitted.
The Court adjourned to meet at
o'clock this morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-30

Toe Much WHisKY.-As is pretty
generally understood, too much whisky
always causes trouble. 1t did yesterday
An expressman loaded three tarrels on
his wagon, yesterday, on the wharf, neal
the wharlboat, and started his horse tc
haul the load up the hill. The noble
animal-the horse, we mean-doubled
himself up to the task, but it was toe
much whisky for him. He pulled a
the load till he stripped the harness al
off of his back. Then the whisky made
trouble for the wagon. Relieved Of the
horse, the wagon flew back down hill
and striking the whartboat line, took
one Of the wheels of, letting the whisky
roll out on to the wharf. Then thu
whisky made trouble for the man, fol
he had ITO groan and sweat under a wea
ry load" putting the load in another
wagon.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-30

POLICE CoURT.-There was large
attendance at the Police Court, yester-
day, as the docket promised some rich
developments. Itdidn'tpan out, though
but one Of the three cases coming on
for hearing.
Peter Sonnet was charged with abus'
ing Mrs. C. Reynolds on the Goth, in
that he used profane and filthy language
towards her. He was fined IS and
costs.
The charge of dsorderly conduct
against Deb Tharp and for an assault
on a man named Cullen will be heard
this morning at 9 o'clock, this witness
not being present Yesterday.
Mrs. Elmira Ripley preferred com
plant against Mrs. Leonard charging
her with creating tumult and disorder
in her loud and personal abuse of Mrs
Ripley. The latter failing to appear to
prosecute the case it was dismissed al
her cost.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-30

Boy DRowNED.-A boy named Henry
Juergens, a nephew Of Charles Sea.
bright, and employed in the store ofthe
latter, was drowned Yesterday afternoon
about one O'clock. He was in skifl
with another youth sailing on the
river, just above the mouth ofthe creek
and caught hold of the end Of a scow'
boat to hold her in the waves made by
the tow-boat Charley Hornbrook,
which was passing. The waves made
the light skiff dance pretty lively, and
broke Juergen's hold on the scow. AS
his hand slipped he pitched overheard,
head first. 1t is thought that he must
have come up under the scow, as he
was not seen afterwards, and his hat
floated out from under it a few moments
after his body disappeared. The body
was recovered about five o'clock yester-
day evening.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-30
ITO BE WEAK IS MISERABLE.

Never was a truer sentence written
than this-supposed to be wruug from
the Arch.6end in his impotence and
agony. Every victim of nervous debil-
ity, or Of that depressing languor which
is one of the Accomplishments of dys-
pepsia and biliousness, can testify to
the misery of mind and body which
they involve. The motive power Of the
system is partially paralyzed, the mind is
haunted by anxiety and fear; and the
sufferer is as incapable Of applying him,
self theoretically to any kind OF
business as if he were under the be-
numbing influence and of catelepsy
This terrible mental ard physical con-
dition need not, however, be endured for
forty-eight hours by any human being.
Plantation Bitters Is an absolute
specific for all the torments which a
deranged stomach, a disordered liver
and shattered nerves, superinduce.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-30

DDN'T RUN.-It was expected that
the Courier would on yesterday try to
beat the time made by the Express
from Parkersburg to this place, on
Saturday, but the water has got toe
low for fast time and she didn't try tc
excel the Express time, even If she is
capable Of doing it. Both boats will
hereafter pay strict attention to busi-
ness without regard to fast time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-30

To BE HEARD To.DAY.-Deb. Tharp
was arrested yesterday and taken before
Squire Gillespy charged with having
committed an assault and battery on a
man named Cullen. The hearing Of
the case was postponed until today
Tharp failing to give bail in the sum Of
5000 for hearing at that time was
committed to Jail.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-30

IT is the opinion OF persons who
have had facilities to know that the
apple crop is more abundant than il
has been for twenty-five years. Trees
are literally grooming under the weight
of the fruit.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-30

BARGAINS IN ORGANs.-To close out
the lot at Sheib's music store, Monroe
street, two splendidly furnished and
beautiful toned Prescott Organs Of six
or eight stops will be offered for ten
DAYS, at a reduction Of % per cent. for
cash. Fully warranted sir gears, and
equal to the best organs made.