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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-02-20

4 Way , aI(l MEANS. sSs ~ s
Mr.. Widgery presented the petition Of
Nathaniel CogsweIi Of Newburyport. He
states that in 1898 his vessel was ca,tur-
ed by a Spanish man of war, and robbed
Of SSo,O00 in specie, and $1,000 other
PARTICLES. He pcays relief. Referred to
the secretary Of state,
Mr.. Mitchell presented petition SINH
lar to those presented by Mr.. Qaincy.
Mr.. RIlea reported bill Cor altering
the time Of Gliding the circuit court in the
District Of Tennessee. Twice read and
ordered TO be engrossed.
Nfr. Wright reported a bill for the pro-
lection, recovery and indemnifca,ion of
American seamen. We do not expect
That this bill will be adopted, nor much
debated,l
Mr.. Porter from the committee of Fo-
reign Relations. reported a bill supple
mentary to the $4,000 bill. Providing
certain clothing and suspenaing certain
appointments Twice read and referred
to the committee Of the whole for to-mor-
row.
A message was received from the Pre-
sident Of the U. States, containing the
report Of the Secretary at war, relative to
a system Of field exercise. Ordered to be
printed.
The Speaker laid before the house re
port Of the Secretary at war, containing
a statement Of expenditures in repairing
arms &c. in the different arsenals of the
U. States. Ordered to be printed.
Mr. Hall co. offered the following
| resolution. Resolved that tie committee
OF ways and means be instructed to enquire
into the expediency of authorising the
| citizens Of the several states to furnish
for the use OF the navy, marines aad army
of the q. States the various necessary
! articles of cloathing, the expendi-
lures of cloathing &c. to be apportioned
| among the several states and territories.
in conformity to the constitutional princi-
pies Of leyyins direct taxes, and whether.
| and how far it may be PRACTICABLE or ex-
pedient for any. and what articles Of pro
vision or supply for the army and navy,
to be furnished by the citizens Of the Sc.
yeral states and territories, ia lieu Of du-
ties, excise or taxes. Resolution laid OF
the table.
The House went iato committee Of the
whole, Mr.. Breckenridge in the chair, on
the report Of the committee Of claims in
| favor of Jared Shattuc.S. After conside-
rabie de- ate, the committee rose without
deciding; reported progress aad had leave
| to sit again.
Adjourned.
Married. yesterday morning in this
town. by the Rev. DR.. Muir, CHARLES
EwELL. Esq. son Of Col. James Eweil,
dee. Of Prince William county, Virginia,
TO the amiabie Miss BRIDGET Borrow
DALE, Of london.
| The sailing from Cadiz Of the Spanish
T; expedition to La Vera Cruz, is mentioned
! in the English papers. The number Of
! troops. however, is stated at Only 1900.
The merchants of Cadiz raised a sum Of
money to defray the expenses of the enter
prize.
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the place where this island has appeared, the,
water was formerly $40 feet deep.

We learn from Or. Chapman, that ON Saturs
day afternoon last he was called TO Dir. Rous.
scau, whose life for several hours was IN the
utmost jeopardy, in consequence of his having
dined OH Pheasants, which were found to have
fed on the poisonous berry of the laurel
We state this fact in order to caution ths
public against the use of the Pheasant at the
present time, and to suggest the municipal
authorities of the city, the propriety Of prohi~
biting these birds being brought 10 market dn"
ring the existence Of deep SHOWS.
PAila. haher.
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SIMON PURE.
COMMUNICATION.

g Resist The Devd aadhe wiR fee from yon.'
Itappears Bonapar,e's inyincible, tremend-
sas legions, are found, at last, to be nothing
bu, frai men and that the heroes Of Auster-
hts. Jena and Friedland, have, as soon as pro-
pery resisted, nearly all covered them
selves with glory and mingled with the clods
Of the valley; SO that they may almost be said
@be neither here nor there.
The unlooked-for opposition which he finds
On the peninsula has rendered Bona unable to
mfh' his threat of Overwhelming it by Numbers,
and somewhat scarey about taking the .feld IN
ferssn; for the combined armies have got
Into the way manufacturing "glory' nearly
last enough to cover all his CONSUMPTION, by
lac THE he can grozv them and get them on
the ground.
mat most diabolcally profound of all
''''''''efS Is however, not really at rest though
~saPpaFsatly doing little, but gallanting his
OU'In mistress round the continent. His
H4'arleryis principally self-moving: be takes
'S'e mat L shall not cost him much, although
~ uOpes TO realize the proceeds. He shook
"u@a and Turkey by the ears, who are &C
sS'uhSiy weakening each other to his hand
'ne united States and England have been at
~ years. by bis instigation his policy, as
a'Oal's opounce upon his victims as fast as
0ee0me tame, if his means SHOULD not be
aOrlcned.
: e0nsress are doing little nowadays,
-, 0ua suggest the idea of sending for Mr..
go and his c'oek-work, spring and an
w. '0rpedoes, harpoons and all. He
e., a'nuse them by exempiifying his dread
dan Machinery several days for few thousand
=. : and it might put to rest the declara-
No.. several sensible old Engineers herea-
- .' who say that all his death. bodinp artil-
F9isamere hum
n - 20: a~
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IA
bsught American stock, and intended
coming to the United States.
A smart shock of an earthquake was ex-
perienced in England November 50.
Accounts from Go,tenblrg are to the
18th OF December. No change had TAX
Ell place favorable to the American com
meree to the Baltic. Iii believed. the
influence ofBonaparte over the court OF
Dennark, will prevent Mr.. Erving from
accomplishing any satisfactory arrange
ment. No account had been received of
tie loss Of any American vessel in the
Baltic by the storms, although several had
suffered greatly.
EaLr0ct of d letter to q merchant in Dos-
+" SRI take the earliest onnort,,r;,v
to inform YOU of the capture. and. fear
The loss of y0ur baroue. sailad fnon,
Liebau on The 28th Sent. and was t,ken
| by two French p,ivateers. on the cd Oct
about ten miles from gonenhacen .Thev
have sent the paoers on 70 Paris. for tr;aI
and are going on to unload tho yessal
Notwithstanding r have taken ava,.,, 40
t!.oa to prevent Il.
:. The reason tbev give me- far t.,;,o.
the vessel, IS. that II IS tho exn,.ss 81,
Of the Emperor TO cant,,e I'll yessola
oom;no. into or ,,o;no. e,a,, ~ Dill
eo.o ,h;s 800 - ~. Jo'l "'n llo"' DC
I;,'av;sa 81 t,a saan:e 'a ~ ~! .Sp'ufe' !"
ta.,in,n,a.s n The aanto, "1,,an "ie n"iiy
a;,.h+ ~ ton sa;, 80 go 49, 1.'' ln0ro arc 40"
bSrs tat;ug eyarv n,a oaon t t.
Sims released wh;n;, havo 49, 90 ."u
hv the Danes and ora hand - n Sill"
nh;a IF thav c.n asoano tha -. ,''uo. .
rateers NV whom shau wn;.. >, pr
~ $500 "'-''
the gorcruor of y,o,;s;"nn no - ,a's .a.1
mcH IN Ier;n gton JntsJ - se'a@-
e sr. I,oHrs yanuanr 10 1910
.Jhave ;ust reoe;yad da.nat 49, ao4 -
Fort MADISON ;nrorn;.s mo tna ,t 4,,s wv WIN
,.haso indians hav. dona .oua,, l.:,a !" :"l
ahoye the ear,.;sou Tbosa I'll
= oxr.ct hat ,yo,,, =, tho .o Iet'o, y;
e,jaa yor to he rasdv Gov - y ~ 'l: .
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PERJURY UNDER 1HE PRESENT IES6LYrN
5~ LdW.
1t is stated in the Albany Gazette, that at tt
circuit court held in Albany last week, pei
son was convicted of perjury under this act
and sentenced to the state prison for Ave
years.
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Hon. Henry Dearborn. has accepted
the office Of Major General of the 18th
Division of MASSACHUSETTS Militia, and has
appointed Henry Il. S. pearborn, and
Sunlael u. Harris, Esq'rs. his Aids de
Camp, with the rank Of Major.
Boston Gazette.
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O. The Birth Night Bail viii
be on the Gath instant, in consequence sfthe
22d happening ON Saturday. Hacks provid-
ed as usual. Application to be made at the
bar of MIR. Triplstt's Hotel.
February 10.
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Governor Langdon having declined q
recollection. the Hon. William Plu,uer ESQ
mas been nominated as the Democratic
Candidate for the Chief Magistracy OF
New Hampshire.
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The sailing from Cadiz OF the Spanish
expedition to La Vera Cruz, is mentioned
in the English papers. The number Of
troops. however, is stated at only 1900.
The merchants of Cadiz raised sum of
money to defray the expenses of the enter
prize.
Paris papers say that the accounts of
their different commanders, as to the loss
of their frigates off Madagascar, are SO
contradictory. they know not what to be-
lieye. The captain Of La Clorinde is to
be tried ''for prefering his life to his ho-
nOr.''
Mr.. Dntache, who had been for some
time on parole in England, on returning
TO France. was Immediately taken up and
shot. for some alledged act committed a.
gainst the French government.
In the beginning of December. there
was lying at Morlaix, the French priyateer
schooner i.e Furet, said to be principally
manned with American, Irish and Eng
fish.
A Mr.. Walsh, member of the British
house OF commons, has been guilty of a
breach of trust, in appropriating to his
own use $4,000. put into bis hands. He
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February 20
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-24

VIRGINIA--At Superior Court of Chancery,
holden at the Capitol, in the City of Richmond,
the 18th day of February, 1919.
George Whitlock, surviving partner of George
Whitlock, and William Forbes, trading under the
hrm OF Forbes and Whitlock, Pits.
Against
Henry Lee, Robert Stanarl, and Edward Hern.
don, the sheriff of Spotsylvania county, Henry Lee,
junr, John Murphy, sheriff of Westmoreland, sue
cessor to Walker Muse, who successor of George
Garner, late sheriff of Westmoreland to whom the
estate of John James Maund was committed,
Deffs.
The defendant Henry Lee not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the act
of assembly and the rules of this court, and it ap-
pearng to the satisfaction OF the court that he is not
an inhabtant OF this country motion of the plain
tits by their counsel, 1t is ordered that the said dc
PENDANT do appear here on the first day OF the next
term and answer the BIof the plaintiffs; and that
copy of this order he forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in The city of Richmond, for
two months successfully, ard posted at the front
door oil the Capitol, in tic -ity
Copy. Teste,
WIZ. w. HENING, C. C.
March 90. wSw
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From the National H,eelligeneey--lttb.

further Reflections on the present Crisis sfour
aDa"S'--ln our last, we took rapid and ne
ccssai1y imperfect view of the series ofnjustce K
violence exhibited in the acts of both beiiigerents
as they have affected the u. S.
In the year 1910, an important change took place
in the political relations of the u. S. with the b.iii
gorent powers IS this change imposed new du-
ties on all the parties, ii n1y be useful to form
correct idea Of its character. Tile inDarial nj
the present day, and uncrring posteritv, will aD
plaud the motive which led to H. on the part of the
USiat,s S, & The scrupuous fidelity with which tIiey
have executed the engagements they entered into
under il.
IL is an important feature in the character of l,c
present epoch, that through the whole of this belj
serent warfare on neutral rights the U. States have
never ceased to exposr its iniquy ard to returt It's
injurious effects its authors By severe eonmerciai
restrictions. This done in 1906, by s limited
non-impDitaton against g.. Britain in 1907 BY an
embargo, which operated equally against g. Britain
ana France IN 1909, by a non-importaliOn act NJ
unlimited extent which, tho she made equally NJ
pi'cabic u bvtiI powers, in consequence of tie
anaccommodatpg x hostile spirit Of G.; B., carried
into effect against her only.
By the act Of May lst, 1910, the United States
offered to both de bciigerens, that il either would
revoke its unlawful edicts against our neutral trade
ana thc other should refuse 10 follow Tie example
they would execute the nou-impor;aion against tbe
latter. france accepted this offer G.. britain re %
iected it and hence The difference wbicl, We M
see in the relations Of the United States itl tbose
powers
The various prCtexts Under which c. Britain has
ouded the demand male on her by the u st,tcs.
to revoke her orders ia council, would have done
honor, ~ point Of ingenuity and refinement 10 H.,
most subtle Of the l.aip states, in the svtecutl,
century W lille IL seemed PRO abr that The Fr,y,I,
government would mainta1 in fun rieor The block
nde OF the British Islands, that blockade was ur.cd
~ the solo pretext Tor rsaintsnug in force the or
ders IN conci But rs te circumstances ei in.-cd
the brlhsb government shifted its ground accom-
mOdaiing TIC argument 20 The pressure made. Wbe
france revoked her DEGREES, the fact jtself was de-
med ana ths' p.tn hrs een increasingly urged since
at'o' not single ease has occnrFed evincip- fh.;i
/ opsrat'on, and n'auy tactical examples have beer
add"eed to prove tiloir repeal. The British 20
vernineDt demanded IN the next Instance that Brf
ISL manul actures should be admitted into france. s.
tha American vessels should carry them there, an,
lastly, when the policy and Injustice we're proved
we have seen u openly avowed ~ Parliament hy tos
best acquainted with he views and police orffs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-24
{ Vol. 8----No. 11o.

fercrumcnt, tlat n restraint on the commerce 9,
rance WAS not tho sole Gi feet 81 the orders in
comets that t1e Urit,d States were The r;ess OF
England, ani that IL conn uttrd witt. her interest;
4" check uieir prosperity & yrQ"th.
IL has been the uniioi.u object of tlc United
States, in every stage OF this systematic attack an
Their neutral cunn'o cree, While they asserted with
hrrness their rights ia obtain, il possible an hem
or"bie accommodation with both the heilgerents
or With either, lit could rot bc Lad with both
They have invariably offered equal terms to both
The non-intercourse IN 1909, prn.ured the arrange
ment with MIR. Eishiuc, Which was tisayowed and
rejected by his gtvcrnmeut. Tie non-imnortation
OF 1910. procured that with France. The u. States
Would have executed the former, rs they have
done the latter, with perfect fidelity.
The United States, then, hold at this time, in
respect to the .boliigerents, Ligh and commanding
Ground IL they are united, and firm, they cannot
fail to maintain il.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-24
March 81.
ANILLINERY q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

MILLINERY g MANTUA-MAKING-
IVA Southgate, MilGner * Mantua-MaSer, in the
store lately occupied by Aubn Laforet as Grocery,
and opposite that Of Robert Nelson & CO., T. street,
Richmond, is thankful for the encouragement which
has been awarded to her exertions since she com
menced business and respectfully informs the ladies
OF Richmond and its vicinity, that she has Just open
ed choice assortment of Fashionable .1iElinery-
and having made arrangements with house at New
York for regular supply of the same together with
the prevailing fashions there, she hcncetorth holds
herself able to furnish her friends with whatever they
may want in her line, on the most unexceptionable
terms; and to make dresses according to the newest
fashions, on such as may be handed her for imta-
ton, in the best manner, and the shortest notice
Jan. IL. wifi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-24

4 Very Valuable LOT of GROUND TO be sold for
" eash.-By virtue of deed of trust, made by
Mr. John Barrett to the subscriber dated the 9Th of
august, 1900, and recorded in the Hastings court of
itiehmood, Will he Exposed to sale at Auction for
cash, at the Eagle Tavern in the city of Richmond
ON FRIDAY the hrst day of May next, that valuable
and highly improved Lot of Ground Sucko- hill,
IN The said city, No. 5s6, at present in the occupancy
OF Mr.. James Brown-subeet however, tn the claims
oil the SAID Brown, founded extent by virtue of
Two writs oil rhg't from Henrco court, on two juds
ments, rendered Mr.. George Mccall. surviving mari
ncr OF Thompson Snodgrass, * Co. against the said
John Barret The situation OF this LOTS probably rs
eligible Tor private residence any in the CITY
March 81. al
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-24

ERY--Virtue Of q Deed OF Trust executed by Da-
Ed sd Doyle to the subscriber bearing date on
abe 3ist day of October in the year one thousand
eight hundred and eleven, WILL De SOLD ut pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for ready money,
before tie door of the Eagle Tayern---in the City
Of Richmond on the fourth day Of May next, be-
tween lie hours of 10. A. and 4 p. of that day
the rg titIe estate and interest OF tlie said David
Doyle, in all or much OF the three following tracts
OF land IS may be necessary TO answer the end for
which the said Decd was executed, TO VITA
tract of 1900 lying OH the NOrtl, side of Fen
nessee River, beginning eight poles below the
mouth of the first Greek emptying into the River at
Hootwood marked a. d., corner to Alexander
Dicks survey, granted 10 JOHN Rogers by patent
bearing date the 18Th 81 October 1896 under The
hand Of Patrick Henry esquire Governor oftbe
Commonwealth o! Virginia
Another tract If 500 acres, No. 285 living and be-
ing on the North west side Of The Ohio River, be-
giuung at three white oaks, the North corner of
William Lynn's survey No 2ls
Also another tract Of $40 acres No. $50 beginning
at beach and white oak, tie West corner Of Leo.
nsrd Helms survey No. 269, Which two last men
Stoned tracts Of land bS Decd dated the S. ycnth day
OF July 1889, we're granted anl conveyed unto Che
'ait John Rogers, by the conimissi]ncfs appointed
Huder the several gets of bssemliy FOR surveying K
zpproprialing tie ia.1 ,~antod 20 The Illinois Regi
IDent and establishing town r.hm the ssld grants
Snf hls military seryices, ard 'uch are more lrt-
eularly described IN certain articles Of SBrci ment
made between David DOYLE as the Oniv dCvisee and
administration with the nuneupatige viii anneSed Of
Richard SMITH deceased and Ihomas Rogers o. ti,e
County Of Caroline, copy of which agreement !, to-
fhc Deed Of Trust aunexeh----f'he above sale viii
take Mace as aforementioned. IL The weather will
permit is proprioty, otherwise the first fair sag
k,eresler-
GURDOE II. BACCHUs.
YrRgfee.
-. The above Lands are fg5t rate Military
Granddaughter win appear on cuq'ily d
DAVID DOYLE.
April 10. II
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Dec. 81.
TO UADERT.qKERS

TnROPOS.iLS vii, be received by me, at the
Council Chamber, until the 10th of May next,
for covering the MauuiactoIy OK Arms with Slate
1t will be particularly required that the Slate be ct
she best quality, not less than than "a in
ches in ,engtlI the work to be executed in work
rnan.iike manner, and to be completed by the 18th
OF November next Bond and security Wi, he re
qnired, to be approved of by the Executive, Tor a
due performance of the work.
One third of the amount Of the contract vii! be
paid in advance.
WILLIAM ROBERTSON, C. c.
N g. The roof Of the Mandatory OF Arms, pro-
posed to be covered with Slate, contains 337 1-2
squares. w. X.
April 20. iisiii
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April IL.

RTOTICE-the Tenth Drawing ofthe William &
~ Mary College Lottery of Ninety numbers,
took place at the Capitol in the City OF Richmond
on the 94th of March SI9, when the following num-
bers came out Of the wheel, to Wit
n. II. SO. 10. 90,
Among which numbers, there are two Fierneys
and nine Alnbeys
All persons that have drawn the fortunate num-
Williamsburg, or Simon Block of Richmond, either
of whom will discharge the amount without dis
soupt.
The Eleventh Drawing will take place the cad
sfApri.
March 5fst.
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March 90.

pAC0Ns ABRIDGEMENT, (the New Edition }
IkS just published, and for sale by johnson &
Warner, Richmond, New Infringement of the
LAW, by Matthew Bacon--with considerable addi-
tons by Henry Gwllim--The first American edition
from the sixth London edition, with the addition Of
the later English & the American Decisions, (abridg
eli from Heaiy seventy of later Eng;isi, aii,
American Law,) by Bird Wilson, Esq. president of
the Courts OF Common Pleas in the seventh circuit of
Pennsylvania.
O. Subscribers to the above will please call or
send for their books.
April 10. won
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-24

81 OTlCE-Ths day the Coparttcrs,ip of Hob
~ day and Scaton WAS dissolved bv ,n,rtual con-
sent those Indebted to the concern are requested to
call on y. H. Scat0n Immediately, who is authorised
to receive, aud will pay al! debts due Nv them.
JOHN HOLIDAY,
l.. H. SEATON.
TIE subscriber wiz continue the Chair Making
business at The Old stand, aud solicits the patron
age OF the public.
L. II. SEATON.
ApiNo. fw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-24

4 NEW BAkERY.-WLLLL9.I u. LUf'-
- TOE respectfully informs his friends and the
public THAT IT considerable expense, lac has estaL-
oy the best hands in that profession from Baltimore
lie can furnish any quantity Of Wheat and Rye
Bread, Water and Butter Crackers, Rusk, Sxc&
Orders from the country complied with in 2i hours
soIn their receipt
Adams Valley, March -. IT,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-24

From Hc National LnfeHiyeHcry----ot .g3yI o
mat an important crisis has arrived i'm
the " States, Is seen by every one; that il
has been unavoidable, is equally certain: and
that it may be made to terminate with honor
and advantage to republican government.
cannot admit OF doubt. We draw this
conclusion from FIRM belief chat our coi,ii1
ellis, will be wisely and honestly administer
cd in every branch Of the government, and
that the people still possess those virtues
and energies which were so eminently dis
played in our revolution.
Tie embargo now laid is a measure
whosc true character cannot be mistaken
IL Is not Tvar, n0T does IL mcUitqblv Ie0d 10
7pdT. But ii that result is avoided, hosveYc,.
much 10 be Tegretked, it is evident it can
only be by an honorable accommodation
with the belligcrents on the various and
grievous wrongs which this Country has re-
ceived from them.
Among the advantages to be derived from
this measure are thc following 1t secures
from pi1age the vessels that are now in mort
It warns Che commanders who are abroad &c
return homo for safety and it gives notice
to foreign h07cer8 that the period
has arrived, when the manifold wronrs,y which
we have received from them must be re-
dressed.
IL sc0Rid be dsdosoraJle, and mighf 3,
TH'HoH6,T gyiMouf redress Of oHy ggyours
Soqr did nat promptly /oi'o7g the crhiratfo,
! " the cm5aygo. No other alternative is left
70 our choice. Every other cxpedient ha,
'beee ;rieee and failed. a new and more so
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-24

'HE subscribers return their thanks to those who
4 have encouraged them asC Commission Merchants
and take this method of informing their friends and
the public, that they have made an arrangement for
the reception Of Produce in large Fire Proof Ium-
ber-house, the Basin. The strictest attention
viii be paid to the interest of those who nav favor
us with consignments.
JOHN i. THOMAS,
NORBORNEK K. THOMAS
March 90. wSw