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Prince William County, 10 z9at.

ALEX AMBER HENDERSON, one of
the Commonwealth Justices of the Peace
OF the said County, to all Sherifs, Mayors,
BaiiGs, Constables and Headboroughs, within
the Commonwealth of Virginia.
WHEREAS complaint ismade to ne this
tlav, upon the oath OF SamuclDayis, that
Jag,es CornsVeH, laborer, who was lately
committed to the Jail of the said county of
Prioce William, by warrant from Kerry
JVqshingtou, Justice Of the Peace for the
said county, on suspicion of felony did on
the night of the twontY-sixth instant, forciblg
escape from the said jail and is now going at
large: These are therefore, in the name Of
the Commonwealth, TO require You and G.
very of YOU, in your respective counties, cl-
ties, towns and precincts, to make diligcht
search, by wav Of hue and cry, for the sud
James CornweH and having found, to sicze
and retake, and safely convey, or cause him
to be safely conveyed, to the jaiiof the said
county Of Prince William there to be kept
until he shall be thence discharged by due
course OF law
Given under my hand and seal this twenty
eighth day OF oeptcmber 1910.
A Henderfon, (SeaD
Durnfriss, Sept. so--Oct. 3. d2W*
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CHARLESTON, October Q.

Arrived schooner Friendship, 1T new
buryporO Edes, Point Petre, Gaada'uP'
Is d Us. The Fri ndship vas bound !.
Newburyport, but having carried away ~" ~,
for mast, in a heavy sea, on the 27'h n.'
has put into this port to rent ne MAJ
MIR. Thomas Sweet, of Ipswich, Mass %. %,
ed on the 26ti, ult. SIP. I'm, in ,a.' ",'
long. a, spoke schooner Hiram, ot''I S,,
4 days from this ps:l, for MADEIRA 's'I,
27ln, lat. 80, SO, long. Is, 80 spoke anr
Castor, Libhev, two days from I".' P I'D
for Grcenock l1arkets-RIce, - Do az" az
-four so, none at market; lumber very Nv
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N O T I G. +.

THE Thornton ITarehouSc at the lo"''
Of the town, is now in 2 state tor la0 '..' ,ss
ton * inspection of IOBAcco. NJ " 'Soye
is built near the front of a wharf ra'seu aD Dars
the highest tides within memory '"o h.,ds
are ofbrick, the roof slatcd-some ho To-
can at present be received on storage r;u
bacco brought by water for INSPECTION ns will
be landed free of Wharfage Tor sto'ass s,o-
be subject to tAe customary wi'a'''s'
rage. ye;th
) Staw3W
Alexandria. Sept %.
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the horses with the pubic no,

the horses with the pubic moner
expense, occaslonsd by the j., he
the troops, and the lransnors, G,asy dI
keeping Of the horses, could NJ, A and
than $500 Or Sloco, and this ,vn oe is,
people OF the United S,al,s mn pShsethe
order to enable TIE cemmand,r y pay IN
thrir army TO sell 70 lhzm his own ~ gJ
his own price, and thereby M, ~ ~'lsai
pocket four or i've huadrsd dollars mo,. n,
their money. ''eoi
Ifapy should doub, the truth Of ~;
ment they are leques ed 10 attend +, :, ''a @
lowing documents and vouchers =, s "I i"'
the report OF the committee. IRON
1st. An extract from the denos;t;,
Vim. Simmons, Esq. the accountant o or OF
War Department. VIC
I'd The deposition of captain Cs,.
Peter. &c
Sd. Copies Of the accounts lheusrlv.. 8
San dhaeen, from the War Dcpay,myn w
(To be coa'tinued.)
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F0R ONE Or MORE TEAH2' h..
VIE I rA Arm oceupio byMrs br 1,jI+,
/ called /" RETIREMENT, az sols Of
from Alexandra, containing 'i'eI ~ crl,mc
80 t, 700 acres each. adapted TO . n,ts terms
of corn, wheat and tobacco, &c tenart en-
will be made reason able to sooo , ,he pre-
a ~ to Mrs. Inn Brooke, on the ~
misses, or ~ Brooke.
Mount Eagle, near Ale''D 60
September 20.
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Makes the enormous sum of S5G,116 is"
1t will be remembered, that towards the
close of the last session of congress, a COM
mi,tee was appointed bv the house of re-
representatives., to enquire into the conduct
of Gen Wilkinson. The objects OF enqul-
ny were -
1st Ia citation to his receipt of money
corruptly from the Spanish government or
ITS agents.
Cd. The connexion of Gen. Wilkinson,
with the agents of Spain, in project to
dismembrr the u. States.
Sd. Gen. Wilkinson's connection with
Aaron Burr.
4,h. The conduct of gen. Wilkinson, as
brigsdler general of the army OF the United
States.
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70 which, fthere be added the
table expences of general
Wilkinson & the other com.
missioners holding treaties in
1901 and 1902, exclusive Of
the expence Diminishing the
Indians,
And the table expence Of gen.
Wilkinson and governorCIa;-
borne at New Orleans, FROM
Dec. 9TH, 1905, to April "a,
1904,
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TO Rem +.

Alexandra, Sept. %.
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WILMINGTON. OctqJer s.
Delaware Election.

DeiGGUQfe EiEcflcn.
The election in this state has even'ulted
in the choice of Democratic governor,
col. J osePh Haslet, BY a majority over the
federal candidate, Mr., Rodney, of II votes
and in the choice Of Federal Repre-.
sentative to Congress, Mr., Rldgs!y. by a
majority over The Democratic candidate,
Richard c Dale, of II votes, The ma.
io:i,iys for governor stand thus:
County Of New Castle, Haslet 81
Kent, Rodney, 172l 7s6
Sussex, Rodney, 6l+j
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FOR SALE,
October 10.

3 a VALUABLE F ARM, containing fer
IA hundred and &j7y acres, lying in the
upper end OF Fauq aier county, Va well I'M
proved nearly half in sim ~ tlmbered
and watercd, well adapted to the culture OF
wheat and corn. With common cultivation
it produces from fifteen TO twenty bushels Of
whcJt per acre.
Also, GOA acres gf gooi farming land on
James Rive lying directly on the road lead
iag from the city Of Richmond to Charlotts-
vile. Apply to
G.. w. Edmonds.
N. B. I will exchange for property in
Alexandra 5000 acres of good LAND in the
state of Kentucky, the title indisputahe
G. w L.
Octobere. d2w
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Fran the Connecticut Mirror.

lBN q I
Science al draining money. from the Irea-
suru.-At a Tins when the public Treasury
has become so far exhausted, that Congress
al their last session thought il. nece ssary to
PASS a law, authorising the Borrowing Of
more than FIVE millions OF dollars, for the
current expences Of the present year, the
pecple of the United States ought TO be in
formed, an what manner their money has
been expended. Togive the various items
Of the late extravagant expenditures, IL the
army and navy, would require volumes
There are, however, some items N the
public accounts, which are OF so singular
and extraordinary nature, as to require
the people should be particularly informed
Of them. The items now referred to, are
those which relate TO general Wilkinson,
and the various modes which he has made
use of, 10 draw money from the public trea'
suYy. On the 18th of Feb. 1909, the hon.
Mr.. Hillhouse made the following state
ment, in the Senate of the y. s.; a state
ment. which never has been con,radicted;
and it is presumed, 1t cannot be contro-
vrrted, as he says he took it from authentic
documents, which he had examined.
:. Ii appears by authentic documents,
which have examined, that there has been
paid to general Wilkinson, this tavor'te OF
the administrators, (lor think none other
than a favorite could have obtained from
the treasury of the United states money to
such an amount) the following sums, VIZ.
For his pay as brgadier- gen.
from March l0,h, 1902, the
date IF the law, TO Feb. 1,
1909, at 225 dollars per
month, SlO,5o2 50
For extra raiions, quarters, &c.
as per amount bsiore stated, 2,O33 10
For bis compensation as Indian
commissioners, from July -,
1901, to July IS, 1902, 1876
For his compensation as Indian
commissioner, and running
lines from July 10, 1902, to
1st June, 1904, 5,6o6
For his personal expences for
1902 and 18O5, 2,715 80
For his salary as governor OF
Upper LOUISIANA, from july
4, 1905, to March 2, 1867, $3.50 8
For amount Of monies and sup
plies furnished him bypubtic
agents, withwhich he is chafg
ed On the public books, and
q toy which - has not account
I'd, 1891 8
For monies charged by John
Wilkins. late quarter master
general, as advanced 10 gen.
WILKINSON, and for which he
has not accounted, S,979 n
For secret service money, re-
ecived Jan. 10, 1909, on the
certificate OF the president OF
the United States fer that
sum 6 disbursed for objects
in relation 10 the contingent
expenses Of intercourse be-
tween the u. S and foreign
nations, the specification of
which disbursement at this
time is deemed ineXnedl-
emit" 1896
For his compensation IS wit
ness on the trial of A. Burr,
a, Richmond, circuit court,
US. May term, 1907, 2a+ SO ;.
~ S44,47o 81
10 which, if there be added the
table expences of general
Wilkinson s the other com.
missioners holding treaties in
1901 and 1902, exclusive Of
the expence Diminishing the
Indians, 1925 20
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Republican majority,

Kent and Sussex have again elected re-
deral REPRESENTATIVES, to the State LeG''la'
lure.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-10

Uant of'energy-1vGnt ofrna-
tonGl character-degradation-
co1Unrdice; or 7oLat shall ire col2
1.-The articles from Inc Nor
folk Herald, which we have Co
pied this day, will show to what
depth Of degradation the Char
acter of the United States has
been sunk, by the measures OF
our philosoPnic rulers. Aycu
the negroes abuse us, and VIC
bear it. The black emperor,
finding that his white brother
can tread on our necks With I'm
punlty, hiss thought proper to do
the same. He treats oar reople
with no ceremony. He carries
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-10

our vessels into ms ports end
takes their cargoes At the price
ae IS willmgtopay, or tho price
Il all, as shall best suit his con
venience. Hehas no fear N NJ.
ng called TO an account for liz
enorlnltIes; for says. he, "tbe
americans are nobodv-thev
have no government to defend
them. They are out casts II
society, a POOR miserable, COW.
ardly set OF yagabonds whom al
cry one may kick or maltrca+
without danger of retaliation.
lie forces our men too into -,
services, and when they remon-
strate he orders his black guards
TO tie them up and fog them
To all this we submit.-We ~
not even remonsrate-The pre-
sident has not thought proper to
issue even a proclamation against
these ouuages. 1t is to be no.
ped that at the next session og
Congress, we may at least have
q resolution against this rascallv
treatment. On paper we are
certainly anhonourablc and cour-
agous people, and 1t viii hardly
be using the black emperor with
proper respect ii we should fail to
salute him with laundering re-
solution.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-10
LONDON, JULY 26--28, 1910.
AHairs 0f HsLland.

On the lift July, previous to
his abdicltion of the throne of
H1AlnA, the cilcOant King Louis
addreiied long note TO the LGgjQa-
t,ye b99y Of thar mock kingdom in
which he recounts the tyranical mea-
fures directed by his brother, the
Emperor Of France, againlt Holland,
in covering its territory with mer-
cenary army, and gangs OF French
Cuitom- houfe officers. He declares
that it was his CLoui5'1 refutal to per-
NIT thefe gangs, contrary to treaty,
TO prowl over his kingdom, and his
oppoiition TO the occupancy of An-
jferdan, by French troops, that had
provoked hiS brother and induced
(the Emperor) to order troops 70 take
pofleilion of the capital. In this fit
uation LOUIS declares he could no
longer wear the crown, and had ia
ken the hxed refolution 10 REIGN IL
III favor of his ion, LOUIS NAPOLEON.
He adds his hopes, that this meaiure
will tend TO reconcile France and Hal
land, and that his brother 70 violent
ly irritated againf him, will not be
70 againit his children and exhorts
the HoIlanders to receive the French
troops with kindnefs, and 10 treat
them as the bet friends of HH4Hd
SUCH is the fubaance Of this note.
Whether it be true, or whether ii be
the juggling of an arch hypccTite and
dupe to furnilh NAPOLEON for a trs-
tsnce 10 feize on Holland, and melt il
down in his great MISUNDERSTANDING
crucible. LEI the world, who have eyes
and cars, judge.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-10
From the Norfolk Herald. Aug. %.

-
The following was handed as by the
mate Of the schr. Dash. We give it as
we received il.
a list of american. seamen detained
in Christophe's service against their
will by capt. SpaIding," who shipped
Us At Baltimore on board the brig Lou
isa for Barraccoa, but III stead Of which
he went to Cape Francois, where he
sold the brig to Christophe, and imme-
dlately entered as captain and upon
our refusing 10 enter the service, we
were thrown into goal and nearly star
we'd, after being kept there some time
we were taken out under 4 guard Of
black soldiers ahd forced Oh board the
big, when SpJulding promised 10 dis
Charge Us al the expiration Of three
months after the time was out We
asked him he would be so kind as to
perform his promise, when he direct
ly tied those who spoke, up, and gave
each of them a round dozen on the
bare back, and threatened them with
the fore yard for the next offence, rs he
called it
We, whose names are subscribed,
hope the heads OF their country viii
take our dsplorable situation into con-
sideralion, and iiberate rs from SER
vice where We are forced to assist in
capturing our following citizens.
There are rs subscribers to this
paper, whose names we omit on thei-
own account, for as sure rs Master
Shautdiag sees their complaints, as ccr-
tain would he have them tucked uh.]
The situation OF the United States IS
at present truly singular, nor can We be-
lieye it can be matched III history even
from the creation. Like one solitary
honest man surrounded by q commune
~ Of thieves and assassins, she deals
Justly and impariially with all. Be
tween the strong arm of power and the
little finger ofinsignihcance, she makes
no. the slightest distinction for which
magnanimous and truly noble line Of
conduct, IN addition 10 the consolation
which II imParts to her, she has the
good luck 10 have her purse riHed and
her nose tveaaed by every dirty little
thief who o,n WELD similar, OF cock
pistol. We have so frequently eX-
pressed our indignation at the tyrani-
cal and bandit like conduct of the Eu-
ropean nations towards our citizens
without Witnessing any effort ot gov
eminent 10 put stop 70 u and the
same conduct being often repeated with
IMMUNITY, that we are fairly tired OF
commenting on 1t; we hold our
tongues like coed citizens, resolving
to submit to il with resignation, since
1t cannot be remedied. What is, i
right" says Pope.-But is il right
that al uuprinoipled ruflian should
purchase Q vessel ii our ports, inyeigI-
number Y. American citizeEs ID nav
igatz her, falsly swearing to them that
they are destined 10 Baracoa, while
his inteH,ion is 10 make for {. Francois,
which be carries into effect, sells the
vessel to bis patrons X colleagues, the
ncgroes, and II invested with the COM
mand, and q commission 10 plumber
Under the new orders, while the crew
on refusing 10 continue with him arr
conducted by black guard, 10 loa'h-
some prison where they are near per-
ishing with hunger. fhtir detestsh'e
tyranl, 10 induce them 70 slap wha
him again p.omises them tAat tdty
shall br u liberty 10 quit him III Us
end uf three months. Tie unt Ell
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-10
FRANCE. Paris, Jab 2,I6io.
DiRrrnng fne.


Yeferdav the AuitTian Amballa-
dor, Prioce ScAwARzeNBURG, gave
a grand fete, at which the Emperor,
Emprels, and all the Imperial and
Royal perionages were invited.
Twelve hundred aiTtmbIed--to ac-
commoiatc whom rhe Prince cauied
temporary ballroom 20 De erected
in his garden, which was covered
with gauze, muffin and other light
tufts. During the dancing of
Scotch reel, zen the Emperor and
Empress were a, diiFcren. parts Of
the falcon, the drapery OF window
curtain near the Emperor took FIRE
from candle. Mary Of the attend
ing officers endeavoured to tear off
the curtain, bur the flames attended
fc rapidly as &c be inifently out of
reach. The emperor Immediately
went 10 the Eapreis who was in her
chair, where they were furrounded
with the Auitrian aud other Ambaf-
fadors, sc. acquainted Of their dan
Ger. and requeited 70 retire which
the emperor did Aowly, recommen-
ding calmneis to preyent di(order.
The IRE ipread Ike lighring; but
the aveuGrs were numerous, aud the
company eaiIy efcaped into chs gar
cen. The ieparAtion, however, of
III ,lhers irom their daughters. who
were dancing, cccaiioned icene of
srrar diitrsis and inqnietude. The
iife was Go rapid, thar the Quteg q
.Iabbs having fallen, was only faved
h. the pre.ence CT mind OF the
G ana Dake a Watt-bare. The
C1.sca u HcQ15lfr vas carried from
the falcon b. the King and Count
METrERNIcH. The Viceroy Of
kas, with the Vicequsen, Perccving
fpe i2ll Of the .uasrs and ccahpgs,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-10

sraped BY a back door iuto tie hotel.
Ihe prince KARAEiS. the Ruillan
Mimlter, the Ladies Of the Rufian
Corfub Baron Iousa2D, and the
Prefect OF ifyi1, were .uried by
falls.
The Princes PAULINE ScHwAR-
ZENpuRG Otter in-Law of the daf
friaT ambaiiador) loft her life. She
was among the lait who remained 10
The ball room. and was leading one
at her daughters out, when piece
Of burning wood fell OH her daugh.
ter, which a man took up and threw
awaY.--In the confuiion, the Prin-
cifs was hurried into the garden ;
hitting her daughter, ihe flew in
IN fearch of her, and heroically en-
tered the burning falcon, where lhe
periihed, and was found the next
morning greatly dishgured, being
known by her diamonds and the me
dallion of her children, which ihe
wore on her neck. Her hufband
had bsen in fearch of her all night.
She was French woman, daughter
of the Senator dremberg, the mother
Of eight children, and tour months
in pregnancy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-10
sf a letter fran an american

Extraa gt0 a letter fran an american
geRtlmSn in Liibsn, to Mercantile
H9gjt IN Bsf0n, dated July II.
We get bur little information
that can b. depended on. We only
know, that the lalt fortified town in
Spain near The frontiers of Portugal,
Cludad Rodrigo, has surrendered to
The French. This town has plain
round II of 4 or miles in extent !;
but 10 fearful were the Britilh and
Portusueie armies of having a gener-
al battle there, that they have iuffcr-
ed il 70 be itaryed out, for want Of
the neceildry luccours, aud, in con-
fcquence, obliged to iurrender /; al
though the army was in fight of it
the whole time OF IT'S Gege. | how
ever believe there will be lome hard
battles fought before the Britilh leave
this country. For, as Lord Yelling
ton is at rhe head Of the ARMY here,
and his brother being Prime Miniitcr
at home, the exittence Of the prefent
Miniitry will depend on defending
this country"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-10
NORFOLK, AUG. %.

Recent advices from Cape
Francois, inform that his SQbhe
Highness ChristoPhe, treats our
flag with the same indignity, that
his brother Emperor does IN
Europe.-tiis cruizers conduct
our vessels into his ports, where
he takes their cargoes at his own
prices, and pays, when and how
he pleases.-The British mas
tiers and supercargocs, sell
and purchase, in the best manner
they can, white the Americans
are compelled to sell and receive
payment, as above stated. "A
seaman, belonging to vessel
from this port, having expressed
some indignation at this treat
ment, was thrown into prison
by Christophe's orders, where
he now lies. The prowess Of
our countrymen, since the mis-
rule Of philosophy, seems to be
confined to toGstS and orationS,
IN which, we are certain, the
most energetic people upon
earth.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-10

Tram Ladis, jug ~, 1910.
"Wc have 10000 Spaniards, and
between 8 and 10, 900 Englith, on
the lines Of defence. The French
are but about $1,000 ltrong, the ref
idue having marched towards Portu-
gal. A conitant bambardment is
kept up between the parties; and
the French are not more than one
thouflnd yards from the allied out
potts"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-10

X &c j. ~. tie only raalady lie
h.s q. proxy adminhiered TO herd
4 i ;'sfs-nra fran He.gci.ad fbsf fls
Is FIRE dead.
&c Bran is 10 dired the affairs of
Holland, after the III January, 1871,
to which period all the taxes, &c. are
to be continued. The mea(ure OF
The confolidayion was preceded by
long and able note from Champagny,
Duke Of Galore, who fays, +" The
annexation Of Holland to France is
rhe ncceilar lconilquence OF the
union Of Be .tum. 1t completes
your Majcly's empire, as well as the
execution of your fyfem of war, pol
i:ics. and trade. 1t is the firlt but
necenary llep towards the reftora-
ton of your navy; in fact, it is the
heavief blow which your Maiefty
could infid upon England"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-10
Extrat7 Jfram the French Official Re-
fo,t q the Pr9gre,5 Of the Siege 81
LiHdtld Rodrigo.

Extra3 fJan, the French Official Re-
fsrt q the PrGgrej5 Of the Siege IF
Liudad Rodrigo.
:" From the 23d TO the 24th of
June--Our lharp- lhooters were an
noyed from the Convent OF the Holy
Crois. AT midnight, 900 grenadiers
were attended and divided into two
columns the frlt conlilting of $50
grenadiers and 20 iappers, provided
with hatchets, pickaxes, and Jacks
1t powder, coDmaRded by capt
Maltzen, Of the engineers, was to en-
ter the Convent by the rear, while
The other column, under the COM
mand OF capt. Francois, was to pene-
trate by the front. Capt. Maltzen,
alter receiving voiley, which did no
mhcmet, arrived at the gate, which
he found barricadoed. He applied
ms powder to it, blew it open, and
was the hrit. TO enter the Convent
with capt. Francois. They proceed
cd as tar as the fecord gate, which
capt Maitzen ALTO blew up. The
SpanArds then, TO the number Of
400, abandoned the ground floor
and retired to the upper itorics, from
which they kept up a very briik FIRE.
Capt. Francois received a mulket ball.
OF which be is Gnce dead. At the
lame time capt. Maltzen received two
thcts notwithstanding his wounds,
ne did not retire from the fcene Of
action, bur ordered the necedlry pre-
partitions for ietting fire 70 the Con-
vent. He did not retire to have his
wounds drehed until he had feen the
greater part OF the Convent in flames,
and mgr a' tie SpanarL gubS 7vere IN
H enOel2Psd IN tho t1ale5 r.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-09-10
CTent9n FedsraEf.1

Bsnatnrte1n Libeyty.- By gen.
tleman who lately arrived in this
country from Ireland we have re-
ceived the following information. -
The Irifhmen, who fome years fince,
fled to France to avoid the tyranny
of the Engliih government, and to
aiTtt Bonaparte in giving freedom to
the world, are returning to Ireland
by every opportunity. They are ex-
tremely di(gultcd with the freedom
they have enjoyed in the continent
al land Of liberty. As tyranical as
the Britilh government IS, they de-
clare that The little finger Of their be-
loved Napoleon is heavier than the
loins Of King George. After fearch-
ing for many years on the continent
in vain, for liberty, they have thought
proper 70 ieek for peace and fatety
in their native inand, To ufe the
language Of one Of their own elegant
poets, little altered
And as hare whom hounds and horHs pur-
fue,
Pants to the place from whence at FRI fhe
flew.
They all returu-there foolifh wand.ings
pat,
To die in peace on Britifh ground az lsf