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NEW MILITARY WORK.
Just Fulfilled and for Sale,
At the Bookstores Of r. Gray, and Cotton
and Stezvdrt-
PRICE 4 DOLLARS 50 CENTS

PRICE DOLLARS 50 CENTS
Rules and Regulations for the Field Exer-
else and Maneuvres of the French Infantry,
issued August LIST, 1871; and the ManGu-
yres added. which have been since adopted
by the emperor Napoleon. Also, the Ma
neuv,es of the Field Artillery, with lntan-
try. By Col. Irenee Amelot de .Lacro1x, lase
Chief Of Brigade in the French service. In
tlfee volumes, the third volume consisting
lsof plates.
1 The principal part of this work has been
t,translated from French to English, by Lieut..
COZ Macdonald, in the service OF his Britain
nick maiesty. Col. de Lacroix has not only
availcd himself of Macdonald's translation,
but has retained the principal theories, with
which Col M. has enriched his work, espe-
cja,,y his comparison Of the French tactics
with the Prussian and the principles OF the
different nations with the En5llsn because
those valuable notes are suthc1ent lor such
comparisons, and are in point. Col. We L.
has augmented those notes.
The iotroduction OF Col. de Lacrolx' works
viii direct tie attention OF the young Amen-
cans to the study of learned tactics, the re-
suit of experiences, and enable them 10 OBTAIN
the precision desirable In'the 6"aiiAo', loi
they must be convinced that good officer
forms a good soldier, and that the expert
ence of ages has demonstrated, that the SOL
der will perform his duty correctly, "hea nc
is well commanded.
Ar the end of the second volume OF thus
work, Col. De Lacroix has added the maneu-
yres Of the field artillery with the lniantry,
according to the French principles. rs not
necessary to lavish praises on the advantage ail.s
Of MOVING this laundering arm with the same
facility ana CELEBRITY as the line. Europe Is
nov convinced and confesses it. lie has adj
Eded Plates, which demonstrate those mahes ' !.
vrss so essential to the great operations OF
war and which will enable officers to execute
them. - v,.d;
ont to add 10 this book some new ADOPTED.
a which have been put IN practice
- tore GREAT advantage in the face OF an enemy .
To enhance the value of this work Is the only
| motive could induce him to augment Its SIZE
June 8.
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O. SAL GotA.
LIBBY s. CARNE
+ Haze received. Ter CAPTAIN Hand,

Haze recsioed, per Captain Hand,
a GU aNIIfY of grass & grain scythes,
~ scytAe stones, looking glasses & spades
BY other conveyances, Dutch scythes,
straw knives, bar lead and window glass in
boxes 8 by 10, tin plate in boxes, and &c.
neral assortment Of castings They are in
daily expectation of receiving general and
extensive assortment of hardware, cutlery
ana sadalery from England-they have ar
rived in this country.
They have as usual, bar, hoop and sheet
iron. nai rods, gunpowder, shot, blistered
and Crowley steel, cut nails, wrought ditto
and spikes, wool and cotton cards, Morocco
skins of various Colors.
June %.
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PUBLIC SALE.

xxy1IL BE SOLD at public sale to the
w highest bidder, for ready money, on
~ nre,n;ses, on Tuesday the IN day q
July : nert, a LOT Of GROUND, No. = ! - ?
. division Of Dandridge's Lot. fronting -
s Cot , inches on Pitt street, and running BACK
,ns fact inches, to IS feet alley, and also
. 1o on the north by IS feet alley, the
same having been heretofore strueA on -
Alexander Baggett, who has tailed g comply
with the terms Of sale, and the lol 3 nov
sold 70 raise the balance due thereon agree
able 70 the terms Of the first sale.
- Thomas Swami, conn,r,.
Geo. Deneale,
June q.
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Georgetown, June To- -.


PUBLIC SALE. i,
FOR SALE, at public vendue, on the Soth
day Of next month, at the premises On
the soath side Of King-strest, near TAG
corner of Fairfax street,
A. three story Brick Houie,
90 feet 'front.' and 80 feet back, with the pri-
y; 81 81 aaalley three feet wide and extend,
mo sI back 81 feet subjec, to ground rent OF
one thousand pounds Of tobacco and eask'
n hand. the remainder in three equal annual
nayments, with interest from the day OF SAFE.
tn This property is now in tenure Of Jennings
and sanester, and may Justly be reckonea
among the best stands in Alexandr1a, .
By virtue Of deed of trust from William
Hartsborns to the subscribers, 70 secure JOS.
p b., lief for his Endorsement to the Bank OF
- = James Keith,
! John G. Herbert.
@ dts
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THOMAS RICHARDS,

Begs lsave to inform his friends and the l1u0-
lie,
THAT he continues to carry on the a.
yer m at the sign Of Mr., Madison, corner OF
King and Henry streets, where ne VIII DC
constantly supplied with the best VINES ara
liquors of every description
a few boarders will be taken on moderate
terms, and will be gthankfulso those who may
please to favor him with their custom.
June l3.
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TofeDh III. Mandev1lle,

HIS jOSr lREcEIYED q FOR SHE,
90 bales of Cotton w
10 hogsheads sdand .4th proof gooo west
India Spirits.
= 90 do. Sugar, various qualities.
IS 10 tierces New Rice.
hogsheads Molasscs,
do Copperas.
do. Alum.
so barrels Whiskey and 80 barrels New
England Rum.
I VIC. chests of Imperial, Young Hyson, and
Hyson Shin Teas,
Port, Madeira, Lisbon, Sherry, Malaga,
and Catalonia Wines. e
500 barrels Of Herrings and Shad.
so barrels Herrings, put up with partieu-'
lar care and salt-petred.
5000 bushels Liverpool and Lisbon Salt, &c.
EJuly2.
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Luke Cannon.
Having a desire to decline the

Having a desire to decline the
business of Store Keeping at Occoquan. we
wish to dispose of the present small Stock of
G GOD S
on hand, to person who would be willing
and more able TO keep store well assorted
than ourselves, and who would do business on
a scale sufficiently extensive for their interest,
and to do justice to SO valuable situation.
We wlllalso Sell or Rent,
that valuable and convenient Brick Store
House and Wharf.-The at present occupy, beng
calculated for a store and counting room upon
the FIRST floor, and for family upon the Sc
cond floor, with an excellent dry cellar under
the whole building, together with brick
kitchen adjoining. This stand has probably
been equal to any in Virginia for the sale of
both Dry Goods and Groceries and if tho
present growing crops of grain should be-
realized equal to its present appearances,
there is no doubt but this stand will be equal
to former times, as we propose to keep up
constant cash market, for wheat, and, will
probably buy 70 to 10000 bushels.
Elheot, campbeU g Wheeler.
Occoquan, June %.
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Candles, Rum and Coffee.

10 boxes mould and dipt Candles,
. hogshea6s Molasses,
90 barrels and hhds. New Rum,
5 hhds: West-India ditto.
Landing from the schooner Elizabeth, Cap
tain Neweomb, from Boston, and for sale
John 6. Laid.
hume AZ.
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twenty Dollars RewaYd.

~ BSCONDED feotn my iarm at the
~ mouth of Seneca, about the IN OF last
month, man whose name is RAt.Pn, 4
years Of age, betwcen.a black and yellow CO.
iory nearly 6 feet high, very stout madc'
vellowish eyes looking .heavy----he has bat '
little TO say. His apparel was oz ,llV'l
shirts, negro cotton oyeyacket and trow--
sefs, t1ls likely, he has made made away with
them and procpred other Slosathlins = nee
negro man by name Sambo, living on J ,ao;s
Washington's e-tate. Mount Vernon Vel Is ms
father, and it is. very probable ne Is ther '
bout or in Alexandria, and with httie trouble
may be found.
The above reward viii be given to secure
him in Washington City or Alexandra JAIL
Thomas Peter.
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Ten Dollars Reward.

T OST last evening, between ana 9
u - o'clock, somewhere about Mr.. brook $
Tavern, or on the road from Alexandra 70
Washington Bridge, . small RED N.Y.
ROCCO PURSE, very much worn, contain
ing s $50 Consisting of TWO notes OF 90 (. dolls,
on the Bank Of Alexandria, 8 ORA Of 20 dolls,
on the Bank Of Potomac, the remaInder were
10 dollar notes Of The Alexandria and Po'o-. !.
mac Banks, except two, one OF which was, ~ y
the Bank Of Columhia and the other OF me
Union Bank Of George Town,
Any person delivering the same 10 MI
Brook,at the City Tavern, MIR. Cheshire at the
WASHINGTON Bridge. orto the subscribers. IN
the City of Washington, shall receive the
above reward, and no questions asked
Vim. Dudley Dlggs.
June 2s. 90.
s JUST RECEIVED,
pipes Northern Gin, first quality
40 barrels Russetiag Apples.
For sale 6y =,
John G. Laid.
Nav rs.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

d (. Us - 6
RAN AWAY, on the 4th of last month,
from the subscriber, living in Prince William
county, near Dumfries, Virginia, black
man, named JEFFERY, 90 or so years old,
about feet . or inches high--he is shoe
maker by trade, has got remarkable scar in
his forehead occasioned by the kick Of
horse, which was trepanned-he was seen 4
few weeks ago on the road about two miles
from Hay-Market. Whoever secures the said
fellow SO that get him again, shall receive
the above reward.
Luke Cannon.
e June 24-97. d6tlaw6t
30 Mr. M'Intire, ofLeesburg, and Mr..
Thompson, Of Frederick Town, arc request
ed to insert the above advertisement twelve
times in their respective papers, and send
their accounts to this Office for payment.
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-. /, Dollars Reward

win he given forapprehendingfan and secur.
mo fl Gail negro SOLOMON, who was y; seen $
lnrking about the suburbs of Alexandra this a
,oornibp he is Of lowstature, about twenty
wears Old, and had on an old whitr haat,prown
soat. and striped 9pantaloonsra good'e deal worn.
t;s supposed heeis now in town. All par
SONS are hereby forewarned from harDorrllng
Srcarrying of said negro. sd
Thomas Hunton.
May SIS. os.-
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MK. CoBpErr.


In the life of Mr.. Goblet. written by himself,
he speaks thus feelingly and humorously ef the
condition of a lawyers clerk-a species of young
men who have been Of late very prominent IN
the disturbances at Convent Garden Theatre -
No part OF my life has been totally unattended
with pleasure except eight or nine months l pas
sed at Gray's Inn.
The Office (for so the dungeon where wrote
was calied) was so dark that on cloudy days we
were obliged to burn candle. worked like a
galley slave from FIVE in the morning till eight or
nine at night, and sometimes all night long. Flow
many qaarrels have assisted to foment and per-
petuate between those poor innocent fellows,
John Doe and Richard Roe How many times,
lGod forgive meIl have I set them to assault
each other with guns, swords, stare>, and pitch
forEs, and then brought them TO answer for their
mlsdeeds before our Sovereign Lord the King,
seated in his Court of Westminster When
think OF the saids and soforfhs, and the of
tautoiogy that scribbed over when think Of
those sheets of72 words, and those lines two in.
ches apart, my brain turns Gracious Heaven !!
1t j an doomed TO be wre,ched, bury me beneath
lcelands SHOWS, and let me feed ON blubber |;
stretch me under the burning line, and deny me
the proptous dews MY, IL it by thy will, sufio
cate me with the infected and pestilen,iai AR Of
democratic club room but save me Jio7,s the
desk of an attorney
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lie r'sy b- authorised BY lottery 10 raIse the de-
ficiency, be rejected.
2 Resolved. ae the opinion Of This committee,
That the petition Of William Overton, admins.
traitor OF John Ni'Murry, deed. praying that the
right of the commonwealth to certain lands in
Prince Edward county, whereof the said NJ
Mnrry died seized may be released. and that the
petitioner may be authorised to disnose of the
said lands. and apply the proceeds ct the sale to
the payment of the debts Of the deccLent, be re-
jected
The said resolutions being read second time.
were agreed to blythe House.
Mr.. Thompson from the committee appointed
on the part OF this house to exanise Jointly with
q committee from the Senate the ,reas,rer's ac.
counts for the last year, made the following re.
port
The joint committee of both Houses sving.
according to order, examined the treasurer's ac-
counts, from the first day of January to the 3lst
day OF December, 1902 inclusive, find that. a,
the last settlement OF his accounts, on the 3lst
day of December 180S there remained in the
treasury balance of one hundred forty. one thou
sand, three hundred and ninety one dollars TWEEN.
ty cents (; since which time tie treasurer has re.
ceived, Oh public account, the following sums,
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southern country, or rather What cannot be said
To the contrary Must there not be a great cyan,
OF morality and GOD GREER in every society which
waists the benefit Of Education II is me iancto.
ly fact, that many men here become fathers OF
families, and grow old in the ignorance of their
youth. Ifa battalion Of militia were paraded in
the southern country, how few would lie found
possessed OF the most common rudmcpts of ed
ucation, and how much fewer capable of teach
ing others. Warmly shall we hail the introducti-
on ct manufactures If they shall contribute to the
industry and means of knowledge, both so want
ing among US, aud happy viii be the effects of
that system OK domestic policy, which gives a
due employment to AL ages, and prepares hy a
moderate exertion of the BODY, the most useful
and pleasing food for the mind.
MIR. Livingston accords with the proprietor of
Smiths Island, in the idea of stocking that vslu
able property with Merinos, and declares his
previous reflections or that subject in the e.,
lowing words :--"I have often thought Of the
advantage that might be derived from the con-
version OF your Smiths Island stock into Meri.
nos. This, think, would be advantageous in
double view, first in the improvement of the
wool, and next IN obtaining race of sheep, that
would retain their woel, SO to render j, unne
eessary to shear thsm more than once year
The shearing twice a wear is, ! presume found,
ea upon the Sleeps falling off in winter BY
oiminuuon OF their pasture, and from J.at cir
cumstance losing their wool. For unless this be
The case. the autumnal shearirg must he great
INJURY TO he sheep, rs it exposes them almost
NAKED TO the rain and cold Of winter besides that
wool, prema,urely shorn, is inferior IN the
strength, OF ITS staple, TO that which has its full
growth. But the Merino woolis perennial.
Or may use the expression) it would. not fall
OF, upon change in the diet or habit of the
sheep" The Chancellor concludes this part Of
ms valued communication, with the truly noble
offer OF 10 or IL bred Merinos from his own
stock, for the establishment on Smiths Island,
which generosity will Ger ainiy not be accepted,
unless the citizens of Virginia will give to the
proprietor more ample assurances for the pro.
motion OF his futute views, than he has received
support IN his past labors for their service.
Mr.. Livingston-ciOses his long, most in,eres
ting and instructive communication, by stating
ms pleasure on receiving sample of Arlington
cioth' made from cotton and the shretis of old
s'ik garments, umbrellas, gloves, &c. and part of
apiece intended for Gen Pinkney of South Ca.
roiina. He considers the cloth as well woven &
durable, and the idea of converting articles hi.
therto esteemed as past service, to an useln,
purpose, as one likely to produce much benefit
IN Domestic ECONOMY.
SIN .1auaGry, 1910
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THURSDAY, Jan. IL
n communication from the Senate by their
Siefk Tine SENATE have passed the bill " Con-
cefning James Rose They have also passed
me lowing bills, to w. "A bill " Jncoroo.
rating company to establish a TURNPIKE road
from fredericksburg to- Swift Run Cap, in the
Blue Ridge "a bill Z" Autborisir q The com.
mon haii the town Of Petersburg to appoint n
master oLPoiice, & for other purposes;" and-NA
Dill " Supplemental to the act entitled an act in.
cooperating company to build toll bridge o.
yer Great Hunting Greek, in the county of Fair.
TAX, with amendments. to which they request
,he concurrence of the House of Delegates
ihe House proceeded to consider the amend
ments proposed by the Senate 10 the aforesaid
bills, and the same being seyerallv tv,ice rsso
were agreed to by the House
An engrossed bill Releasing TO William
Coleman the Commonwealth right TO certain
iand therein mentioned," was read a third time .
and passed '''''s ;
An engrossed bill " Renting fine innoseed
upon Joseph Pullen," wa. read a third zine and
passed anu
report from the committee for courts Of ;us.
ice winch lay on the table, was taken I'd z, f.ad
III the following words
ne committee for courts of justice have. nc.
coroing to order, bad under their consideration
several petitions to them referred, and have
come TO the following resolutions thereupen.
i. Resolved, as the opinion oftis committee.
i NAT the petition of Jonathan Coburn, oravin,,
tnat an act may pass nnthorising him to DISPOSE
OF certain land belonging to lanes Anderson,
&c sheriff OF Harrison county, to enable Inc ~,
uuoner to discharge certain revenue taxes dno
rom the SAID Anderson to the commonwealth
ior lbe payment whereof the petitioner is bo,nd
IS MS security; and in case the proceeds of s,,cb
1"iI sAoun Aos % su'aSent Tor siat purpose, Il.t
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many philosophers to instruct us: and yet
cannot find one single great minister to put
an end to these wretched sguabbles. and be-
gin new war with France. of intellect, of
high integrity, of socght-out genius, of politi
cal philosophy, in fine, of grand way of
thinking proportionate to the efforts of our
enemy and the mighty interests of the ages
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FHILA pELPHIA, Jan 11--Captain Tice,
from Newt Orleans, informs that he saw =, the
English Turn, bound up S prize to a Gun Boat.
(as he was informed the Bailey the relucca
m which William Brown, collector of the port
of N. Orleans, had taken French leave. She was
captured OH Savanna La Mar, Jamaica, only four
hours alter having landed her treasure. The
Gun Boat, we understand. has remained at Sa-
vana La Mar, in pursuit of the collector.
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IQDe &slqulrer.
RICHMOND, JANUARY IS, 1910.
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE
EXTRACTS FROM THE JOURNALS OF
THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
WEDNESDAY,, Ian. 10.

" ~ SSD<> - Jsii' ~.
a communication from the Senate by their
Cierk The Senate have passed the following
Diils, TO wit "A bill g Concerning the sherifa,y
OF Nelson county," and A bill ESTABLISHING an
inspection of -four at Newmarket in the county, ns
Neison An engrossed bill " To authorize The
Executive to commission the fourth inspector of
tobacco at Joinsons warehouse, in the town of
Manchester," was read third time and pss.
sed. P"'-
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BALTIMoRE. Jan. u.
MORE FRENCH PIRACY

The shift Re6ecca, late M'NciH, belong
ing TO The house Of S. Smith e Buchanon
ct This city, laden NTH coffee and sugar, has
been captured on her voyage from Bafauia
10 Jahan. 6y fuo English f,lgates, and car
ried INFO Pooloo Penang. ..1mericau.
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The House of Delegates of Maryland
nave passed an act which imposes tax of
one quarter per centum on the capital stock
OF banks and insurance companies. for the
establishment and maintenance of schools
Tor the education OF the poor throughout the
state.
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Making in the whole, with the
said balance remaining on the
said 31st day of December 1908, r,...
the sum OF S 497. 05S 90
The committee further find, that the treasurer
in the period aforesaid has disburset and adj
mitted in discount, according to law, the follow
ing sums, viz:
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~ Nis stated in ne Rareiarh. nv C. J
Minerva. that a bed of Ore has been disco.
Dered near Raleigh Which ON trial 6u a sill
Yersnuths9 that city, Proved 10 contain
Lead and Anthony. The Minerva, on his
diScoUery, obserDes. :" at a nine euhen in
fercourse NTH Eurohe is .for6idden. Mese
metals a, e much in demand in this couutry.
eSfeefaAy in The manufacture IF hriniing
ighes The result offnrther e1herimenfs
1s promised TO be given. p Petersburg Intel
igencer.
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MoNEAY January IS
"A communication from the Senate by their
Clerk The Senate have passed til, bin, " In.
creasIns the capital stock Of the Great Hunting
Greek Bridge Company" witt, an amendment.
io winch they request the concurrence of tic
House of Delegates
Fhc House proceeded to consider the said 40
Inenoment, and the same being twice read was
agreed to by the House
me Spe' Yer laid before the House q etserfron
Tue Governor, covering letter from lanes Has,
lett ciuzen OF Baltimore, making uroDosit;ons
Tor leasing the Mandatory Of arms tie said
letters beng read, We're, motion, ordered TO
be laid upon the table.
lie Speakeri&d before the House a letter from
the Governor, encios. >; a report OF the Visitors
or tue Pehltentl~ry and the said letter beng
read, was, on motion, ordered TO be laid upon the
tIGle
The said report was then read in the follow
ing words and figures
The committee appointed to take int0
consideration the stale of the Penitentiary,
beg leave to submit the following
RI p q RT:
II is useless for your committee rs On =,
large into the benefi $ Of the Peniteut,ayv
system. l MS theme has been so often touch.
ed, and so deeply explored, that the aruu-
nents ~ IT'S favor have nearly assumed the
certainty OF mathematical truths. We have
ONLY TO ask whether pupishiuents which are
seUere, can be so eHtCtual in the pre-.
Veht'on OF crimes. because they are not ace.
eWedj "hether is 1t not better that punish
unentS be sure rattle thau severe in wbat
way they can he sire, il they are nos mr.,
horfoned 70 crimes, ard whether this ms.
'uiion l. got built upon the p.an of amor,
Ci'."ent' anu whether d.ese are no. 90. ~
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r u .Ff
hand, bat bis teslimony was objected TO Is
irrelevant, and the .objectioa vas sancsisned
BY the court, the character OF Miatfess b.
not being hsEore the eourt.
; Yet as.i If the court and the bar were IN.
chznted by The sudden appearance Of female
6gurrsaMrs. Eagas, Mrs. LUDLOW, HTrs.
TarnbnN and q Mrs. Thompssn were COM
trary 10 the decision Of the coprt, actnaily
sworn and testified to the character Ct Mis-
tress b. Some Of tie ladies have kaown
her for TWO years Paine has been dead one
yearl aud one of them said, ] think, four.
Mistress r. had caught the children of some
ofthese ighIyrespscsabls ladies the French
language, and they all agreed thar her con-
duct was (" Ucrupulously correct" Mr..
Edgar, Ms Few, and a Mr.. Doyer zorro.
borared the testimony Of the ladies. Mr.:
Dover had known Mistress B. six months,
Mr.. Few iwo years, but Mr.. Edgar did not
say how long he had had the honor OF beng
acquainted with Ihe defendant and associate
Of the de,estible Paine. Mr.. Fulton was
also sworn, but he knew nothing OF Mistress
B. since, she lelt Paris. ~. :
-~g. ETobe continued. 49,. -. g.