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4 YOUNG MAN, who can come we'll re-
"A commended. for industry, honesty and So
briefly, that understands the management of Ne,
groes, may hear Unemployment, on application at
this Office.
February Ia. IF
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LOURTEEN thousand eignt hundred and Sc
4 venty acres of LAND, for sale on Seneca
creek, in the county Of Pend etcn.-By virtue ola
Deedm Trust, executed by Robert Barklayt to
kichArd Caines,t to secure the payment of the sum
therein mentioned, l shall, on the 18th day of
March next. before tia door ofthe Eagle Tavern.
N the city of Richmond, sell TO the highest bid
der, for cash, the aforesaid land being IN one en-
tire tract. An ulquestionable title will DO made
to the purchaser.
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N pursuance Of decree. III Cimncery, made
u by the Court Of the U. States Sr the 9Th cir.
cut, IN the district of Virginia at the November
s'rn, IN the year 1905, we shall expose TO Public
Auc'ion' AT the time and place herein after men
toned Two TRACTS in the county of Coach.
i'nd, on the Beaver Dam Creek, containing nine
hundred acres and the other called Little Is
land, containing 10 acres, at Goochland cour.-
house on the court day thereof, on the Sd Mon
day IN April. The dover of the widow VIM.
Ronald VIII be first deducted, and the conditions
on winch The said land are directed under the
sad decree, will appear therein and will be com.
mun'cated on the day of sale. The terms of
payment will be AS follows: one fourth of the
purchase money to be raid in cash, and the re-
manning three fourths in three equal i~ns.alments
otsix' twelve and eighteen months credit. In
all other respects the aforesaid decree will be
Dursued.
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NlRGINlA-At Superior Court of Chance.
ny, holden at the Capitol, in the city OF
Richmond, the first day of September, 1908.
James Cosden and Mary his wife, late slary
Tucker, Administrator of Joel Tucker, dccea.
scd, and reict and eXeeutrix of VIM. Parrot,
deceased, and in her own right, PlnistiS-A.
galnst Joseph Wilson and John Groves. Ocf'ts
THE defendants Joseph Wilson and John
Groves, not having entered their appearance and
given security according to the act of Assembly.
and the rules of this court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction Of the court, that they are not in.
baoltants at this country, on motion of the plain
tins, ny counsel. 1t IS ordered, That the said de-
PENDANTS Ito appear here on the first day of the
next term, and answer the bill of the plaintiffs.
and that a copy oftiiis order be forthwith inserted
IN some news paper published in the city of
aichnond, TOR two months successivelv, & pos
ted at the front door of the capitol in the said CT
~.
A Copy. Teste,
PETER 7INSLEr, {. c.
jan. y OawSw
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PURSUANT to a deed nc trust, executed to
4 the Subscriber, by Patterson Fletcher, for
the purpose OF securing a rum of money, as ex.
pressed IN said deed, due to- Daniel Triplett, of
the city of Richmond: VIII be sold, for ready
money, at the front door Of ~1'rip,ett II. Estes's ta-
vern. m the-town of charlottesville, ON Monday,
TIE 9th day of March next, being Albemarle
court day: One Negro Slave, by name an
DREW Acting as trustes for the benefit of o.
Tiers, l viii only convey title vested in me as
such. som FINN. ;r Yrn,t..
February s. oawsw
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MILL be sold, at UrbannI, to the highest
w bldder, ON Tuesday, the 28JI of February
next, II fair, ifnOt ble next fir dar, al the house
mold and kitchen FURNI1URE, sundry plenta-
ton utensils, and other articles of the estate Of
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NASH viii be given for four or nvr- Negro
- MEN, AVID as many good work RORSES
Applyto the Editor OF this paper.
February il.
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Nine months credit will be allowed the pur-
chaSers on all suns above five dollars, on their gil
wing bead with unquestio"abie security, payable
to the Trustee, and carrying interest from the
date, bat if punctualIy paid, the interest not to be
demanded.
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ANDiEG from the Schooner khcnnoNp,
IL Isaac Seaman, NJ :ster -
so Boxes Raisins,
10 Bales Soft Sheiled Almonds,
S Casks Green Coffee,
19 Barrels Prime Pork, and
1 Pipe London Particular Madeira Wines
IN STORE.
II Hogsheads Brown Sugar,
IS do. Maiasses-
S Tie-ces Green Coffee,
rs Boxes Havtnnah Scgars,
3 J. les WEIGH Planes,
Family Flour in barrels and half barrels.
Young Hyson, Hyson Skin and Seuclonr Tea.
10 Boxes Mould Candles,
FOR SALE by,
GEORGE WATT.
january II. ,r
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MOtlCE--Cash gwen for Northern < SOUTH,
Y ern Bank NOTES at a moderate discount by
SIMPSON MORRIS.
Richmond Pee. IA
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IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. County
LCourt. 14th Nov. 1903.
Gcor, > z Thomas Brown, Comb{dirar5s-tt
gainst lacob Walsh, jr. & StokcIy IowIes, De-
fease0fs.
THIS day came the conplts, by their cornell,
and the deft Walsh, not having entered his ap-
pcarance and given security, according to to the
of Assembly and the rules OF ti,is court, and il
appearing totlc satisfaction OF The court that he
is not an inbabitant of this state, on the motion of
the coIrptts, it is decrced and ordered, that the
sad DIFF Wdish appear here On the first day Of
March term next, and answer tie bill of the con-
plainants, and t,at a copy Of this order be FORTH.
with inserted, for two months successfully, IN
some newspaper published IN tic city Of Rich
mond, and posted at tie 'front.' door of the court
house OF this county.
And it IS I further ordered. that the dcF"t Torjtt.
retain in his hands whaiovcr money or property
he may bave belonging to tha said Walsh, untt
the further order Of the court.
Attest,
FLEM, gATES, C.. ". C..
Jan. 3. oow8w
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k'oK SALE, a likely Muiatto BOf, about IS
l. years of age, has been accustomed to house
service. For terms apply at this office.
January 10. oav,f
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~ Thursday, the 10th day of March next,
~ will be sold, to the highest bidder, ~ tile
town ct Manchester, vt the tavern of Zsclari. n
brooks, upon n credit of twelve monti,s, the fol-
lowing PROPERTY, belonging 10 the estate os
VIM. Friend, deed. viz. twelve or fifteen iik,ly
STATES consisting of inei,, women, boys and
girls, \ H.iGCOA aud harness, "a GIG and har-
ness, sundry articles eli Hisbandry, a few ,a,,,a-
Die Books, 4 a handsome Fowling Piece. Bond
and approved security will be required of the
purchasers.
THOMAS BRANCH, Execs.oy.
Atthe same tie and place, will be sold, on
credit of twelve months, s,ndry articles II vein
soie mahogany FURNITURE and Plate,
the property of Mrs. Ann Friend.
All persons having claims against the es.
tate OF Mr.. Friend, decd. are again invited to
br'ng them forward properly authenticated. .ul
those indebted thereto, will please make pay
Rent without delay.
THOMAS BRANCH Eseerter.
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spirit, which It breaties disgracetul Is
it not disgraceful to abandon the exere s c
of all our commercial rights, because our
rival. interfere with part--not only to re-
fran from exercising thar trade, winch they
prohibit, but for fear Of giving offence, to
decline that which they permit : Is it not
disgraceful, after inaammatory recapitula-
ton Of insults, and plunderings and burn
ings, and confsations, and murders, and
actual war made upon Us, to talk OF nothing
but alternatives, Of general declarations, OF
still longer suspension Of our rights and re-
treating farther out of harms way {" Il
this course be adopted by my country,
h>>e am in error concerning its real cha
iacIe. But to my sense, this whole report
IS no'. !. else than a recommendation to
US, u th1 '>sndonment OF our essential
rights ahd 'i,oiS les for doing it.
Eeiore sit dow" feel myself compel
ed 70 notice some obse~a which have
been made in different ,iar,ers Of this
house on the remarks, which # an early
stage of this debate, had theholl~. Of sub
hitting to its consideration. Ny ho4-,ra.
Die colleague -Fiis I2acSh) Wa piot''~u ~
represent me as appealing to the people,
pie overthe heads Of the whole government,
against the authority Of law, which had
not only the sanction of the legislative
branches Of the government, but also Of the
judiciary. Sir, made no such appeal. /
did not SO much as thrcatenit. | Admitted
expressly, the binding aothority Of the law.
Bl.tI claim right which | ever VIII claim
and ever viii exercise, to urge on this liooF,
n,y opinion Of the unconsttutionailtv ct
law, and nv reasons for that opinion, as a
valid ground for It's repeal. Sir; WA not
only do ibis, I viii do more. II law be,
IN ny apprehension, dangerous inits primer
p'cs, Iuinous il is consequences, above all,
i. it be unconstitutional, | will not fail N G
very fair and honorable way, TO awaken the
people 20 a sense Of their peril and TO
quicken t}en1, By the exercise O, their con
stitutionai privileges, to vind;cate them
selves and postcrity from ruin.
Speech ia IL coa!iHue1
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The Pilot Of October aSth, contains
the proceedings in Spain, OF several public
bodies, demonstrating their LOYALTY and at
tacl,nent to the newly established govern
r?cnt. eThcy afford most satisfactory
display Of the universal zeal and devotion
with which the authority of this much re-
spected institution is recognized and obey
ed. The council Of Castle alone has quail
fed its recognition with some reservations
10 be explained on future occasion. The
council of CASTLE had, itself, formed some
prctcnsons to the regency, but thought pro-
rer, on consideration, to take the oaths to
the central Iunta. The count de Florida
Blanca, acting president Of the Junta, how
ever, in order to leave nothing unsettled,
that nav initiate against the general tran
guilty, has invited the council to conauni-
cate its ideas fully to the Junta."
HOLLAND.
The same paper says " An EMBARGO is
reported to have taken place in the ports of
Holland lie cmlnot here oyoi9 remarkiap
the similarity efbr0ceedi22q,s in al Countries
u'adcr lre7lch influenced on the goth Of Cc-
tober.
The relaxation Of the present system
Of commercial restriction which took place
a few weeks ago in Holland, has been fol-
lowed by new, decree, more rigorous than
than that which preceded it. The following
are the principal articles contained in il.
+. All expectation suspended until fur
ther orders.
2. The superintendance of the coast shall
be divided into three districts. /. From
the 1elder to the Island OF Walchcren shall
be commanded by gen. Dumoncesu. Q.
From the Helder to Harlingen, by admiral
DE Winter. 3. From Harrington to the
Jahde, by gen. Castanet.
Ill. The commanding generals shall be
personally responsible for the execution of
the existing measures, relating to the total
shutting OF the ports Of the kingdom, the
communication with the enemy, as we'll 10
TOR all those ~c may hereafter order. There
shall be daily report made by them to the
minister, or immediately to the king; and
they are required to give an account of the
negligence or dssincHaat;oilof the eisiI as:a
military agents.
~. All fishing boats shall be compelled
to return TO the place, from whence they sail
ed, and they shall act be sdaittsa any
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where else, even sndef the ps..sn,.
they have received damage. II tasg
be found to have any proofs Of hayio,' 4
municated with the enemy On board 4
as strangers not belonging to their ~
the least package of merchandise MI
kind, letters or newspapers, they sb%N
come the property of the civil or nS
authorities, who assist III Selling tbssE
soon as the legality of the seizure sfi,nR
been determined by the Judgs, who I
pronounce q dcfnitive sent acs, IN
course Of fifteen days at farf5n
Y. All merchant vessels Sherb.,
the Dutch or a foreign flag, NV ch Snail
tempt to enter any part OF dlet harn,l
roads in the above mentioned diqsl
shall be warned off by boat, and ann
that they viii be fred on, if they atttn,
enter"
This decree which has not been raj
without symptoms of discomfort, is sill
be the result Of an engagement entered
between the two cnnpcrors at Erfurth. n
have, it IS said, mutually pledged them,Sl
that none Of the povts or places under 4
control shall be open Ia any commerce. 4
ine Of exclusion is to extend from S. \
tes.burg to Bayonne.
! Its rumored that Alexander wa, ~
cally inchaed, but that Bonapart. Va
/ strong measures, and npbraided Il tsl
with a disposition to renounce the ptrI
| OF the engagements lie had enterejs 1
Iiisit.
SPAIN.
The London Observer Of Oct 5rbn
t2ins news from St. Andcro to the 2aI
Gen. Blake had on The 18th pushedbs
| vanced corps as far as Emvra, in ,aers
Viuoria and Durango and two rye ID
Of Spanish troops had, at tn same /
| crossed tic Ebro, one in the neich5ors
OF CaIaporra, the other at Logrono, n
off the communication between the r.
division u Alvara and Navarro. Thes.
ter movements are calculated pro4u:
portant events.
General Merlin, who had been daa
by marshal Ney to occupy Bilboa, Vi
force short of 5000 men, had been aT
bliged to evacuate that place. Re was
sued by the Spanish light troops as "a
NIcndara.
The messengerllad arrived fromTGa
with an answerfrom The Tunta, author
the Discrimination Of the British troop
The whole French army, including
iorcements, is stated at43,OOo.
EXPECTED BATTLE.
The Courier of the 18th Nov. say, h
letter OF a late late from Spain, after
scriblng the advantageous positions Of
armies of palafoS and Blake, states,
they waited only the coming Up of the
tire army, under the Command Of CAST
to commences a general attack upon
French army, with every prospect Of
most complete success.
RUSSIAN FLEET ESCAPED
1t appears BY the Courier of Nov
that the Russian feet had escaped from
gerwick with the loss Of one frigategr
ed. The British feet in consequence,
+;reJ
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GERMANY.

In consequence of the conference at b
fnrth, Germany appears TO be complete
oyerawed, and las given assurances Of pa
clfic intentions, and has even consented
disarm and disband her new leyies,
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BOSTON, Decembcy q.
Late5t from Eur0bc.

By the arrival yesterday Of the shjpMsrk
and Abigail, captain Elliot, so days from
Liverpool, we have received regular file
Of the Courier to the 18th, and some other
papers to tic 5th November.
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FOREIGN RELATIONS.
DEBATE

On The report in part ct The committee to
zrll9,a 1ras referred 50 aach Ct ne fresi-
dents message as relates to foreign rsis-
tioas.
[coNT1NuED.
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The case Of sir John Nrordaunt, whichl
one Of the precedents for regulating thepro
ceedings OF the court Of inquiry, about
be instituted with respect TO the convention
Of Cinna, IS fully detailed in the 5th yoho
Slnollees History OF England.
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hurt, sir, to see that ssy gsslsess could
make an observation which would bear the
most distant tint Of any apology for Great
Britain; and / cannot conceive how any
gentleman can reconcile it to himself when
he rejects upon the many ourages corn
nnittcd by Great Britain against the us.
before even any attempt was made to do
ourselves iustice-snd that these outages
were increased, in proportion to ourpaticnce
under ti1ora1.
speech to BE- e0''t'na,z
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WEDNESDAY,, December 7.
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his correspondence satisfaction -, !,
ter shame ard confusion ofhis s, '.o 'h's
What is it. tina: he has Never ,'unn'a',
warrant for the pension, or any reset, sssa a,
commission ? that his uncle n,v ,s.o ~,
that he had granted? that he dos y, 'Oa ID !
lieve in their existence? No: h., !! not
verotes most solemnly on his sacred u.s. 5. o.
honor that no such document, nor ~ ", a'd
paper tending to substantiate such ~. y Oh
exists in the records inhis to,ses,;o a''Sf'a
with this general Wilkinson is nert'., AZ
tished This he thinks ough, to p>. ss,;e
county. What, because governor s" IN
declares that the records of hi, ou; wiz soS
remainin his archives-when ,be ss m. 10
been taken to the HAVANA instead i nv NV
sacola-when Fo!ch himself NAV bsr To-
moved them while he was writing hi, i, h
to make it consistent with Htesoi',,Ms''41H
cause this is asseverated upon his s1er.5t l.
nor,all clamol is to cease. Wilkinson i,,' a'
secuted man. There is no record oh .aP
Pensacola he is therefore innocep, S m
is no commission IN the archives &C p S
Rouge-therefore he must be calum, lawn
Governor Folch asserts it on his bon,s wv
and therefore his enemies ought to i. :.
vered with confusion. There is howsr ~
an air of irony in this letter that mu,tb,'.
deeply mortified the central if he ccudE.t
modification. IF this assertion, say, !.
Ito wit, that he had not then got the rteo6
will not erase the impressions Of v,}
minds against you, THEY mus, have b,n
very weak if it had] you are 10 const
yourself with what? with the recolectja
that you are soAdier, and with the spDr.
baton of your unsulied conscience. Whit
bitser, what cutting reproach! what sp
castle sheer! What! the man who hsdb,
trayed bis professional trust, and received
the hire of infamy F.! the man who when 50.
lemnly appealed to for his excuIpaiou,
answers enc inquiry by insulting equnr
cation, and passes the other over 10
silence--that man has the cruelty to talk %
him of an unsuAied conscience, and toltmml
him of the honor of profession which he
had furnished by his treachery. These doa
mentsf are published by the general; a
them be carefully examined, and lam Pn
suaded that every reader will discover Ii:
evident instances of evasion which have
pointed out.
(Ts be continue3)
! See the papers in nate N''t
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F 0 R E | C N.
X1VHh FRENCH BULLETIN
WoLDERsDoRr, fully g.

W OLbEPobo"A1 j ~ -
The enemv's retreat is defeat. w
have collected part of bis baggage. H'
wounded have fallen into our hands We
have already counted more than l2I0oo;a
the villages are filled with them In F"@
six hospitals alone we have found TlH'
than 5000.
The duke Of Rivoli, pursuing the ; p
by Stockraw, is already arrived at h0D
brun.
The duke de Ragusa had at first follow,
ed on the road to Brunn, which he qu|ii
at Wolkersdorf in order to take s''' "
Znaim. At nine O'Clock this morning. u
met at Laa, a rear-guard, which he :, 10a IA
he took 100 of them prisoners AZ 90
be tomorrow at Lnalm. ,,s
The duke of Auerstadt is arrived IVY
at Nicolsburgh. ,os.
The emperor of Austria, prince NV" .'bb
ny, with suit of about 200 char0,s' I s,h,,
es, and other carriages, slept on 'os .s 18th oh
Erensbrunn, the 9TH a, Hollabrunna' WI I'm,
at Znaim, whence they set out at n!ns II h.
morning. According to the RELATION y, h,a
country people who conducted ''''''
detection was extreme. muad
One of the princes de Rohan : was :F,.. ssr
wounded on the field of battle Ll.o ,st lhs
6eld-marshal Wussakowiez is among
p The artillery of the guard covered re- , .,'
with glory. Major AhoyilIe' , WI, hs
manded, was wounded. The sn 4h. chief
made him general of brigade -" bs,h
of squadron of artillery, Grs a.arep Dis
an arm. These intrepid ar''I's'! ;;hI. vea'
played all the power OF thus ''"
pom. ,,,rd ehNy,
The horse chasseurs of the guar a the bi.
ed, and drove back, on the day :" 6 in}n'
tie of Wagram, three squadron, cannon,
try. They took four pieces ., = eha,sa
The light-horse Poles of the guar rSsr took D.
ed regiment of pike men, md .oj capsur
prince of Abersberg prisoner '
two pieces of cannon. ,bargeJ@
The Saxon hussars d'AIoeFl 49," ~ eoIG' /
cuirassiers d'Albert, and took '" ase tsor
1t was very singular thing 70 Colonel, 6s%
giments belonging to the same w. I'll
ing enc against the other :. ,b,ndoans
Il appears that the enemy 10 ,,triDsp"
Moravia and Hungary, a''o
Bohemia.
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= ms IS an Indian zv0rd meaning great
ch'ef' "and IS usually ahphed6 by W.Ansan to
designate a goveraor. -
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ANTICIPATED
From Tire FreemaN'S Journal.
PHILADELPHIA, March


A letter received from Charleston, men
tons, that the captain Of the French priya
teer La Superieure, had related to the writer
the following particulars.
+" Two days before the captain reached
Charleston, he had spoken with an American
ship from Boston, to Newt Orleans, the mas
ter OF which said, that on the morning of the
same day, he had been GA board Portu-
guese vessel, which sailed from LISBON On
the 18th OF January. He was there sheNn a
Gazette Extraordinary, Of the l7th, contain
Ing Bulletin Of severe battle, fought on
the 18th, near Salamanca, between the unit
ed Anglo spanish troops and the French ar
my, commanded b. Bonaparte in person.
In this battle, which continued curing len
hours, French vaor proved Intellectual d.
gaiast the superiority in numbers OF The ere
nv in cons squcnce, on the evening OF the
same day, Marshal Berthier had arrived at
the head quarters Of SIR John Moore, Offer
ing 's the evacuation OF Spain b, the French
forces the RESTORATION of the SPA
NISH THRONE to FERDINAND VII.
and the neutrality ofopain during the pre-
sent war" The French were said 10 have
been greatly reduced BY Instructions and
nassacres at Madrid, and in o.her places.
As might be supposed the French narrator
believed the whole anirvention OF the Por-
tuguese captain. and the Gazette a forgery.
For our part we are inclined to consider it at
least of equal authenticity with the news
brought by the French vessel L'Etoil at Bal
timore.
(Ev. Post)
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Eeh C2oUer-S Seed.
Mach 9.

NJ. KINGSTON, Fairfax street, has re-
~ ceiyed supply ofexcelent red Glover
Seed, which he will dispose of on moderate
terms for cash-AIso, few bushels of Fresh
.urnct and Hemp Seed--an on hand, Ii
notify, Orchard Grass, Rye Grass, Burden
Grass, Peruvian Grass and Lucern.
ALSO,
/. A general assortment OF the best kinds Of
Garden Seeds, mostly his own saving, from
the last year; Medicinal Seeds; Blrd Seeds,
and quantity of large Lombardy Pop!ars
Flowering Trees and Shrubs best London
made Pruning Knives, Garden Shears, Hoes,
Rakes, and Books on Gardening; Flower
Pots of all sizes; an elegant assortment OK
Chimney Ornaments, Queens Ware, CHINA
and Glass, Stone and Potters Wares-with
general assortment of Groceries,
n B. A genteel person may be accom-
modated with a Private Room and famIly
Board, on moderate terms.
February 7. edlw stawlw &laWlstNA