Indiana American, Volume 9, Number 12, Brookville, Franklin County, 19 March 1841 — Page 4
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Stores, Tin, anil Hollow Ware.
From lh.e Wabash Courier. A FEW LINKS FROM A VICTIM. "OA thett timnun!"
fHlHG Subscribers bavin? opened Shop in the
JL New Building on Main Bnnresa Street, neat
jtbe Post Office, . their customers
STATE OF INDIAN A, Franklin County. j John N. Clement, ) Foreign attachment, j VS. amount claimed to be due George Clossen, 98 cent.
Ueiurcd egaiu! I really feel Exceedingly distressed; No soothing pulion now cm heal
The anguish of my breat. It it a shame ooa uiy word, To sec another thus preferred. And with her beauties bleat, Wkile I am jilte-l, flung refusedDisdained rejected sccrned abused. It ia uncourteous though, inde'd, Th;s c.acity to toe; For I Lave been bur fnenJ in need, Wben no one eiae would be; I've taken ber Ij parties balls Assemblies I've paid morning calls, I've even gone to tea; I've fceeu through winter, until spring, A dar.gier at her pron-striag. I've watiJ-;reJ with her many a trigbt. Along the dewy s.varJ, V-'hen Dian from her cloudless height A mellowed radiance poured; I've made her presents rings, and rosea Perfumes pomatums prints, and posies And this is my reward To see her thus another's bride; Myself most rudely cast aside. And what is worse, oft when alone. With tearful, downcast eyes, Her soft cheek resting 'gainst mine own Her voice, half-choked with sighs. She's laid her head upon my breast. And there in murmured tones confessed Love's all-enduring ties. And said, the vixen! that to part From me, would almost break ber heart. Ar3 now, just in the very teth. Of erery whispered vow, Sba wears another's bridal wreath Upon her snowy brow. She's yielded up her glowing charms To a glad rival's esger arms. While I, forsooth, mu,t inw. And kiss the rod, that breaks in twain The links of love's too-brittle chain. S death 'tis too ranch! does she suppose We men were made to sigh, And fawn, and kneel, and cringe to those. Who cast us idly by, And tear our very heart -strings from us! I'll sue ber for a breach of promise I'll lay my damage high I'll teach her that this same flirtation Is an expensive recreation. P.
they would respectfully inform
and the public in general that.'f
ilhey will l:rep constantly on band a general ae-i
t'ortment of Cooking, Ten and Seven Plate Stoves,! were i filed in the above cause according to law.
A NEW VOLUME. THE CHEAPEST PERIODICAL IN THE UNITED 8TATES.
rifVin defendant in the above cause George C'losJL sen is hereby notified that affidavit and bond
a a . . .
iwojcniney wnum recommend to me public as ; good ss there is now in nse, being of the latest' (improvement. ALSO They will keep assort-! jm?nts of lloiiow Ware, consisting in part fSujgar Kettles, Dutch Ovens, Skillets, Andirons Arc. ! They have on hand a general assortment of Tin
War,wbtch they will sell wholesale or retail at Cincinnati prices. Also House beads. House
Gutters, Spouting, Stove Pipe, Ate. All kinds of job work in their line done on the shortest notice, old copper and pewter will be taken in exchange 'for Tin ware. Persons wisbiug to purchase any ol the above articles will do well to call and exam
ine for themselves. FUDGE As VAN CAMP. Brookville, Feb. 25. 9-
Takc IVoticc.
THE subscriber has just received from the city a good assortment of dry goods, groceries.
i nam ware ano queens ware, viz, calicoes, menjnoes.maslins'blcachedj; unb1eached)check .ticking,
runnels, casinetts, cloth, casimere, linens, muslin, hobinett. jaconet, footing, table linens, imported flannel, serge, cotton, stripe, drilling, suspenders, woolen, kid and silk gloves, silk and cotton handkerchiefs, merino shawls.silk dress handkerchiefs, silk and worsted coat binding and cord, vesting, mens and boys fur hats, mens and boys wool hats,
ibed cords, Y II and O P tea, coffee, molasses.
sigtr, pepper, spice, saleratua, shoe, hair an cloth brushes, shoe thread, black sattin cravats.
1 crapes, sheep shears, sawmill and band saw files, leurrv combs, horre cards. annsT. itnd lnrha. table
and shoe knives, pen knives, trace chains, horse
jsboe and wrought nails, J E William's axes and hatchets, umbrellas, coat wadding, books, first.
second and third bonks of History, spelling books.
ixailagbers Watts, the Sacred Harp, or beauties
of Church music, Spanish, half Spanish, and com
mon cigars, atone and earthern ware of all descrip
tions, baskets of alt sises. also an assortment of
garden seeds, all of which he will sell very low for
cash or produce. J. WOODS.
that afterwards on the loth day of February, 1641,
I Thomas Jamison a justice of the pea?e in and for the county aforesaid, iaaued a writ of foreign
attachment in. the above cause against the goods, chattlos, rights, credits, monies, and effects of said defendant and delivered the same to John Temple a constable of the county of Franklin, and that said
writ was returned by said constable in the words and figures followinir, to wit I return this writ
fxfriitfil tie ctfrviniT m .iimni.in. nf iriiiipneflliAe unan 1
iKa bcv. I first number of the Fourth Volume of the Am
enieenth day of tebrjary, 1941, and on the loth ol the same month on Rancel Curtis agreeable to law, 1 not findin? or coining at any property of the de-
i fendant in attachment, February 22, 1841, J.Tem-
ple, C F C. I ho said defendant is further notineo that said causa is set for trial on the 4lh day of September, 1641. at 2 o'clack P M, at my office in Blooming Grove, at which time and place I will
proceed to bear and decide upon the same.
Jn testimony whereof I hsve hereunto set my
band and affixed my seal this the 25 day of February, 1S41.
seal THO.il AS JAMlSU. r. 10-3w
634 pages of reading, for oily 1,25 cents. Prospectus of the Fourth Volume of Ike LADY'S AMARANTH. Embelished with fine wood Eiivforines. Pub
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AskEnquir: Ask W,o kne TIIC WK only who know by trial or !,:.,. observation, can form any idea of tleeff of the perfect rtlitf, of the almost charm U cores elfected in cat of the PILE RHIMxi. slSM, all SWELLINGS, and u EXTERN V Tin, no matter how trvere.ly the uee of li,,. Liniment. Find one who has used it tJmt ,;i 1 '
land it abore all things ever used, and vou Ja
for the relief of suUenng huraau beings wj. Qaemay bffiicted. I beg you to ssk ssk of tl whoknow aek the Hon. ALFRED CONKl.l v .S.Judge for that diftrtct, residinr near il
rn;ask SIATHEW J. MYERS, lq.. Atl2"
I VW 1!BIM?: -
m tiniij.i, mie O; V,L
S.Y.i ask Gen. DU
On Saturday January 22d 1841, was issued He j ington city, each of these gentlemen know ofc st number of the Fourth Volume of the A ma-1 oi.cor.q ii'i.mhlc by all ther remedies or plivticiinl
rantb, which contains a larpe variety of J though tried for many ycrs, that hnte been cure4
a.si a iftt i ho rrsi uina a-amw7' -iewi-i--.
Tl i f-i rt f- T t TW I u't,re Mvaai-- fe,MM" - w''IJll..M uies, assays, foetry, biographical and Ms-, Thousands of other persons know similar cures
Desolation of Partnership.
THE partnership heretofore existing under the firm of Brown At King ia by mutual consent
dissolved. The business will hereafter be carried on by John King. JOHN KING. Brookville, Feb. 17, 1941. 10-tf
A Good Farm Tor rent,
rmHREE miles north of Brookville, Franklin
-li- County, on which thaie is a good Barn and
uweilin; House. Three Orchards, aud near forty
acres of meadow, with pastures and other tilable
land over one hundred acres in all. For terms
pply to the subscriber in Brookville.
SAA1UEL UtfUUWlJI. Feb. 10, lft4l. 7-tf.
Orrice or thb Bkookville Irs. Co., I 15 Oct., 1840. (
rnirtln uo. will receive money on deposite at
JDL their office, on the following terms, namely
for 2 months 3 per cent, per snnum for 3 months 4 per cent. for 6 months 5 per cent., and for 9 or
more months b per cent.
Persons wishing to make sight depositee, can
confidently rely on such certificates being met
when presented.
Risks on ell kinds of property will be taken aa usual.- for terms apply at the office of the company, east upper room above Price and Adams- saddle
store. . MtJLEEK Y, President.
A.M'Cabtt, E. HCKTT, N. D. Gaxliok, D. Pkicb, S. Goodwis,
J. Wynh, Geo. Hollakd, W. T. Bekks. John W. Hitt, Sto'y
n
THE LABOUEit. sv wit.Liax d. r. AI.LAUUCa, Stand vp ercci! Thou hast the form. And likenese of thy God! who morel A soul se 'dauntless "mid the storm Of daily life, a heart as warm And pure, as breast e'er wore. "What then? Thou art as true a Man As moves the human mass among; At much a psrt of the Great Plan That with Creation's dawn began, Aa any of the throng. Who is tbine enemy! the high In station, or iu wealth the chief! The great, who coldly pass thee by. With proud step, and averted eye Nayt nurse not such belief.
If true unto thyself thou waat, What wete the proud one's scorn to theei A feather, which tbou mighlest cast Aside, as idy as the blast Tie light leaf from the tree. No uncurb'd passions low desiresAbsence of noble self-respect-Death, in the breast's consuming fires. To that high nature which aspiiea Foreve', till thus check d. These are tbine enemies tby worst; They chain thee to tby lowly let Tby labor and tby life accrust, Ob, stand erect! and from them burst! And longer suffer not! Thou art thyself thine enemy! The great! what better they than thou! Aa thair-, is not tby will aa free! Has God with equal favors thee Neglected to endow! .True, wealth thou Last not: 'tie but dust! Nor plare: uncertain as the wind! But that tLou hast, which with thy cruat And water, may depise the lust Of both a noble mind With this and passions under baa. True faith, and holy trust in Ged, Tbou art the peer of any man. Ixk up, then that thy little span Of life may be well trod!
Bkookvillk. Feb. Oth. 1841 .
RECEIVED thiaday by the Canal Boat "Na tive" upwards or Twenty Hundred poundi of Castings viz. Sugar Kettles, assorted sizes
j Dutch Ovens, also lids for the same. Skillets end
lids, assd. All of which will be aold low. J. WOODS
Boot, Shoe, St Leather Store.
flpHE subscriber has opened a Shoe At Leather
-as. store in the bouse recently occupied by Mr
bdnngton, nearly oppsite the Court House,
where persons wantin? any articles in the above
J line, can be accommodated on aa eood terms and
perhaps better snJ cheaper than the same article
can be had in Brookville. Country produce or cash will be taken in payment for boots, shoes or
leather. I intend to keep shoe makers rinding for "le- DANIEL HOFFMAN. Brookville, June IS, 1840. 25-tf
NEW GOODS!
THE aubecriber respectfully infoime the
publie that he has commenced the Blerchsntile business in the house formerlv occupied by
Lone: & Brown, w her he is receiving a large &
gene rat assortment of Merchandize, consisting of
Dry Goods, Queens, Stone, Tin, Earthtn, and Hard Ware end Greet rin 6) e.
As my Goods have been bought for Cash end
of late purchase, persons will do well to give me
a call before they make their purchase elsewhere
for this will enable me to sell at reduced prices.
All amds or Merchantable produce taken in
exchange for Goods.
tt. w. alio&K. February 11th, 1641. 7-ly.
torical Sketches. Gems cf the English. innu-
als. Anecdotes, Excerph, Sketches, and Literature in General.
For Sale or Rent.
THE subscriber will either Sell or llent the Tavkds Stand situated on Main Street op
posite the Public Square, now occupied by Daniel Hoffman, together with the out buildings there
ia good stabling and wagon yard adjoining. Pos
session given on the 4tb of April.
Terms Kessonable. J.WOODS. Brookville la. Feb. 0, 1341.. 7-tf.
SELLlfttt AT COST.
THE SUBSCRIBER wishing to dispoaeof his
stock of goods, and close hie business will sell at cost for cask. He baa an assortmentof Dry Goods in good order, and those having cash to pay would do well to call aud examine hia stock, and save the fffty ner cent. C. CAIN. IOTICIi. ALL indebted to C. E. Cain are now requested to make immediate payment. Longer indulgence cannot be given. The concern must be clos
ed, and those wishing to save cost, must make payment. C. as E. CAIN. November, 1S40.
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LOOK OUT. Some svind.trs hatt evuMrr.
fe ted this article, aud put it vp wia varioui Jf.
vices. . Uo vol be imposed upon, une thing onlr
will protect you it is the nsine of COMSTOCK
& CO., that name mvst always be on Ike vms.
per, or you are cheated. Do not forget it. Tike
this direction with you, end tcet by that, or never
buy; for it is impossible tor any other to be trucsr genuine.
No. 27-ly - lsUJuUJlUJi HAYS.
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copy of the current year, which ever they prefer.
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STATE OF INDIANA, Frank, in County, aa.
Richard Me rrell, 1 Writ of Foreign attachment
S. amount claimed to ha due
Joseph W. Smith. plaotiff 456 25.
rTMHE defendant in the above cause Joseph V. -Is. Smith, is hereby notified that affidavit St bond were filed in the above cause according to law that aterwards on the firt day of March, 1841. I, Daniel St John a justice of the peace in and for
said county issued a writ of foreign attachment in the above cause, against the good a, chatties,
i ignis, creons. monies and effects ol said defend
ant, and delivered the same to James E. Wheat a
Constable cf franklin county; and that said writ was returned on the 3d day of March. 1841, in the words and figures fallowing, to wit In obediance to the within writ having taken to my assistance G M. Byram, a creditable householder of this county, 1 sttached the one fourth nart of the Caral lln.t
Clinton as the property of the said defendant which
fourth I and the said By ram estimated to be of the value of seventy five dollars, in witness whereof, I and the said George M Byram have hereto set our hands, this the 3d dsy of Match, 1841, James E Wheat, C F C.George M Bvram. The said de-
fendant is further notified that "said cause is set
tor trial on the let day of October. 14I. at 10
o'clock A. M. at my office at Brookville. at which
time and place I will proceed to hear and decide
upon the same. In testimony whereof 1 have hereunto aet my hand and affixed my aeal this 3d day of March, 1841,
DANIEL ST JOHN, seal. Juatice of the Peace.
Goods, Goods. WE have on band a heavy stock of Day Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Qokkks-
waee, Tinware, Cotton Yarn, Fur and Seal Skin
Caps, Boots, Shoes, Ate. &c.
Also Iron, Nails, Grindstonea and Salt. All of
which we will sell low for cash. R. d 8. TYNER. Brookville, Dee. 8th, 1840.
j OLE and upper leather for sale by R. & S. TYNFR. Brookville, Feb. 17. 1841.
35S
GRINDSTONES,
50 Bbl. Conamaugh Salt.
2,000 lb. Cotton yarn, 10 sacks Coffee, 1 hbds. N. O. Sugar, Imperial Tea, Young Hyson do. Common twist Tobacco, Palm Leaf Hats, Do Hoods, lust received and foi sale by R. At 3. TYNER. The Roshville Whig please copy the above.
I do not love a man that's tall. A man that's low is worse than alt; I much abhor a man that's fit, A tnan that's lean is worse than that; A young man is a common pest. Ah eld man would my room infest; I do not like a man thet'a fair, A man that's black, 1 cannot bear; A man of aense 1 could not rule, And from my heart 1 hate a fool; A aober nan I will not take. A drunken man my heart would break; All thees I do sincerely hale. And yet I Uve the kabriaok state!
House and Lot Tor Sale. THE subscriber wishes to sell a b ouse and lot in
the town or Brookville, on the bottom part iof the town. The house is convenient for a small family, and the stable large enough for six horses. For particulars inquire of JACOB RYMAN. Brookville, March 4. 1841 10-tf
A LL persons indebted to the subscribers are re-
quested to make immediate payment. Suit will be commenced in the early part of next month
on an claima which are not attended to. FebS, 1841. R.Ac S. TYNER.
Tiiaelv Notice!!
nT is believed that every man should liquidate his accounta at least once a year! '
To tbia end, the Subscriber hereby invites all his Customers now, to come in, prepared for settlement and payment. There are also, many persons, whose netee I
have held a long time, these cannot reasonably
ask or expect longer indulgence, N. D. GALLIONJJrookville, Dec. 28, 1640.
DTLAIKS.
dTkN and, constantly at the American office thej
followinir kinds of blanks.-
JJeeds, Mortgages Quit-Claim Deeds, Title Bonds,
Notes of hand,
Summonses, Subpoenas, Executions, Constables Bonds, Constable Sales.
JVOTARY PUBLIC.
C F. Claekson, will also attend to filling
ueus, mo rtgages, uonds, otc, and lake the ack nowledgement of deeds, powers of attorney, or
nte depositions, certificates, ethdevita, e, eVc. ffice in the printing o ffice. HI ly
WHITE WATER rflONEY!
WHITE Water Money will be taknn by the Subscriber AT PAR for Goods, a rood
stock of which he has on hand. He will also take
it at 19 per cent discount for debts. C CAIN. Brookville, Jan. 28th, 1641.
AtftfilLB8 COTTON YARN. 1,000 Sole Leather, 200 Barrels Conamaugh Salt, 10 Sacks Coffee, 8 Bsles Brown Sheeting, 25 Kege Nails, . 1 Ceroon Indigo, Just received and for sale by - u ... - . R. 4s S. TYNER. Brookville Sept. II, 1840.
Sold by Comfctock & Co.. 2 Fie .clier-street X. Aud by J. J. TEMPLET ON Uracil. To the Bald Headed, and others. ITKoes any know a neighbor or a friend who Ins ILVbeen Bald and whose head ia now covered iih fine hair! One whose roat collar was covared with dandruff, though brushed every hour which aha now vanished entirely! Or one whotetuira t early age were turning grey, who now hu not
cagrey hair! Childrenwbose heads were covets with scurf, whose hair would not grow, tint in now growing the fullest crops of hair! Some cue, mubl bo known to most persons. Aek them the cause, and you will be toid.tbeee things have beea
done by the use or the BALM UF COLUUIUA Of 20 years growth is this article, its demand ia a worn u i ti rr nnniinllff aama ?mvs aA ium iont flmtsr
vtvoei ubiij pvuiv uuiiuivu rvn ien mvu when discovered not opposed by any thing forth same purpose, now assailed by almost nam ber lew rnuBbroon trash preparations that will ruin the his i f Ubed to any extent. Can more than these fact H wanted refer to the recommendations bv a in
of names of respectability, unequaled by any other article. Look to these things buy tbiB articleStay and preserve your hair by Its use, or if ball restore iu Ladies, attend to this hundred ia
fabhiouabh: life are using it as the ouly article really fit for the toilet. Long hair ia very apt to fall out. Indies, use the Balm of Columbia in tima to save yourselves the disgrace of bihJueei by uefoct of your persons. It is your duty, as moralists, to preservs tlis beauties of nature, with which a bountiful Creator has endowed vou use the Balm, foritwU
do it. Ito. CT-ly.
For sal by -J. TE5IPLETON Brook ma.
TT UMBER. The esubcribers have now on hand ILd and offer for sale low
1, 100,000 feet of Pine Board.
400,000 SHINGLES:
,300 Locust Posts; Joist, Scantling, d.dc.
W. TATE & SON. July, 13IS39.-Beoc 29-tf
CASH will be paid bv the subscribers for CLEAN LINEN and COTTON
RAG S.
elivered at tkeiiMills in Brookville.
J. II. SPEER CO
CgK BARRELS of Salt juat received, and for said by R. At 3. TYNER.
ren. a, 1W41.
Tl BVSHEL8 Clover need for sale by -H V R- 8. TYNER. Feb 3, 1641.
Just Received AND for sale by the undersigned, a small assortment of Day Goods, and Groceries, also Iron.Cooking Stoves, Sugar Kittles, odd lids. Sad Irons, Andirons. Window Glass. Coonera Wra.
Tobacco, Cigars, Molasses. Tar, Hemp Bed cords,
urooin (Jord os Twine, N. O. Sugar, Loaf Sugar, Coffee, Y. H. Tea, Imp. Tea.Gunpowcer Tea, of the beat quality, Saleratie, Ginger. Cloves, Peper. Spice, Nutmegs, Madder, Alloui, Copperas, IndiS. Re' ad. White Lead, Candles Soap, Nails, st Steel, American Steel, Eng. Blister Steel, Men's and Boy'a Capa and Hats, Meal Sieves, Ssge. Snuffs, Reasins, Broome, Wagon Boxes. All of whieh I will sell low for cask or coontrv
produce, such as Wheat, Flour, Butter, Chickens,
riax-aeea. N. B. I will pay cash for Flax-seed. J. WOODS. Brookville, Dee. 6, 1340. 50-ly.
DR. SPOIIN'S SICK HEADACHE REMEDY.
Bor the permanent cure of this distressing com- . plaint, uevesr fails. When persevered in.iteffe ualiy renovate tLt svsiem,and docs away tiie caa..rtt aii-.K At. kfuvui'S IIF.UIACII"'--
1 bousanda have tried it, and found precisely i relief which the articles promies to bettow. Ortificatesof the strongest kind, and from the poet respectable persous, are in the prisessioo of tb proprietor, some of which have been publiseoli, testifying to tbe permanent cure, and others to the Immediate relief given by this remedy- It affords relief to the afflicted in 15 or 20 minutes from tl first dose. If taken when the eyropto,us ot "n ,l tck are 6rst felt, it prevents tha further niK of the complaint, and can poduce no danger sisnj time by and excessive dose; as in such a cis it would only throw off the contents of the siomarbe.
leaving it sweet and healthy with an exceneiu r petite. All afflicted with headache bLould net -si
to procure the article, and relieve themselves ..
so distressing a complaint.
fhvaictana have in manv instances pivc
their patients, and in every laslance. to our kDcwi
edge, with great satisfaction nave louno u tain cure Sick and Aervvtts Headache is a coianl.Int ;tli M.-I;k rhr,i!,n. n nnt wish tO
any thing to do, and generally prescribe or.lj Jo temporary relief consequently. Dr. Sphon's ai Headache Remedy escapes the opposition ''' some other proprietory articles meet from that scource. Try it oHce and you never will regrrf it. composed entirely of vegetables, and contains oni mineral, or poisonous drug of soy kind, and co ty not require any change of diet or exercise. Sold wholesale and retail by CoutitockA: to. Wboleaale Druggists, 2 Fletcber-streetN. -Bft by the principle Druggists inlbe Union. No. 27-ly By J.J. TEMPLETON Brookv.l.a.
PUBLIC SALE. I WILL offer for Sale at public auctioo, on tbe 5th day of April next, all or nearly all, my
nouse-bold, and other property.-consisting in
part, of Fifteen Beds, Bedding and Bedsteads,
aveor six doxen Ubairs, some of them of tbe best
kind, csne bottoms, Ate, Tables, Bureaus, Set
tees, l.ooking-UIaeses, l'ictures in frames. Kich
en lurmture, mending two Cooking Stoves.
""'""J reacu uranoy, uoois, Shoes, and Leather of several rarietiee. Shoemakers findings, three Horses, two of them match Horsea, two good milch Cows, about thirty Hogs, Hsy. Oats and Corn, CoH Wood, 4 c AT ibis Sale there will be articlee offered, suited to a'most every man in the community. tiTERMS Tnree, eix and nine months credit, and perbapa a longer time, accordiug to the amount purchased. DANIEL HOFFMAN. Brookville, March 0, 1641. H3w.
DR. BARTHOLOMEWS. PINK EXPECTORANT SYRUP The cases of consumptiin are so numerous in the northern latitudes, that some ennedy as preventative should be kept by every family co tantly on band, to administer on the t'rst appe" ance of so direful a disease. This Kspe' Syrup will in every esse prevent the coaip''It is quite impossible for any person ever to B consumption who will use this remedy on lbs nnrn, r li r f ..mi .K anf m in in thfl aitf - 8P0 ISO
ny caaes it has cured wben physicians had giv up tbe cases as incurable. p Sold wholesale and retail by Comstoek Wholesale Druggist, 2 Fletcher-street, N. c" by tbe principle Druggists in the Union. By J. J. TEMPLETON Brookv.nc. June, 29, 1840. ALL persons indebted to the subscribers settlement within thirty days, or pay y . JjONO at IflsOwJI. Uee. 9, 1940.