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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-03
and wounded 65f
Portuguese do. do. iis
Total 40

Total 749
Major. General Makinnon has been XII.
led in he storm aud Crawford and Van
delleur wounded.
General Barrier, Governor of Ciudad
Rodrigo. is taken prisoner, with 70 Off
GERS and 1900 soldiers.
The artillery found 10 the place is as fol-
lows 115 Brass "a Founders.
Cannon Balls of all sizes 79.O64
Grape Shot 2O,194
Barrels of Gun. Powder 500
Cartridges 500, 600
Carriages, Wagons, &c. 10Y
Muskets with their bayonets 1868
Musket Flats SLIGO
SIS battering pieces, and a great variety
of other stores.
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

The ORIGINAL Family Medicines,
SO highly celebrated in all parts Of the u.
States, for ten wears md upwards, contin-
nc to BIZ faithfully prepared, aud sold by the
Projectors, No 90. Pnt.st,ert Baltimore.
MiCHALL LEE, 50 CO.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-03
Extract Of letter fran Washinpton.

ut IS understood that the letter which
purports TO be a communication TO Henry
from Lord Liverpool, is written ON paper
bearing the water. mark of a manufacturer { f
paper in Philadelphia so that Lord Liver.
pool must import his paper for official pur.
poses from this country"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-03

9nession-How man comfortable meals
would $4,000 dollars have purchased for
disabled and superannuated officers and
soldiers of the revolution, who with their
families, are now pining in want, and whose
claims are-60rred by the statutes Of Amaa.
ten Answer-5oo old soldiers could
have been comfortably fed for nine months.
Could Warren and Montgomery and O..
her patriots, have foreseen that the time
was to come, when their companions 10
arms would be treated with contumeiy and
M ustice, and the money OF the country they
were then purchasing at the price Of their
blood, b laVished on vile spies and traitors.
would they not in all probability have been
low living, or have died quietly in their
beds
4Iex0DSr;n Gn1eu
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-03

At a meeting Of the Federal Republican
committeesl Of Jefferson County, at John
Wngerd's tavern in Shepherds Town, on the
Slst day of March 1914, organized for the
purpose of nominating and recommending two
tit persons to represent said County IN the
General Assembly Of Virginia, John Hears
ley, Esq wassalled to The chair, and Thomas
Griggs, jun. being appointed secretary. il
was resolved unanimously, that RAWLElGH
MORGAN and WILLIAM TATE, Esq'rs.
be recommended to the freeholders OF said
County as proper persons to represent the
same in the next General Assembly Of this
state.
Resolved, Thatth j proceeding be signed
by the Chairman and Secretary, and publish
ed in the Farmers Repository and Martins
burgh Gazette.
JOHN KEARSLEY, Chairman.
THOMAS GRlGGS, Jun. Secretary.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-03

The latest adviccs from general NAH, are
70 the llth instant, from Alicant, to which
place he was compelled TO retire before the
superior force Of the enemy. On the 2eth
ulsimo general Blake was in Valencia with
his staff. Generals FreYers and La Carera
are IN Che vicinity Of Aiieant, with the ca
va!ry, and are collecting the troops of the
third army.
Oar Cadiz papers are principally occupied
with official acts and speculations, from which
1t would appear, that the cause Of the PENN
tala was never better supported with courage
and enthusiasm. The p~attizan war is carried
on with encreased boldness and success
New Minas ana Enpizanados are rising up
IN every part Of the country. SouIt, who has
lately been to Madrid, was nearly made pri-
soner by one Of the partizan corps, at the We
~ gate Of that city.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-03
CApiz. January lo. ISLE.

UADiz, January I9, I5L2.
A despatch has been received from general
Copons, dated the 10th Of January, in which
lie says. That the enemy. after their retreat
from before Fariffa, became furious and aes-
troyej every thing they met with. From the
best inform1tion which he had received. he
believes the enemy did not lose less than 1000
men, principally cavalry.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-03

April 1872.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-01-10
Whole No. 658.


Mr.. Read presented two petitions of certain
merchants of Salem, stating that their vessels
and cargoes, sent to Naples after the issuing
of the presidents proclamation of November
2, 1910, were then contiscated and sold under
the Berlin and Milan decrsos, and praying
relief Referred.
petition was presented by q member
from Massachusetts,, pra ying that the port Of
Belfast Cd. Nj be made port of Entry and
Delivery. Referred to the committee ofcom-
merce and manufactures
1Hr. Porter, from the committee Of foreign
relations, reported bill authorising the pro-
silent to accept and organize certain military
corps mot exceeding 50,00ol The bill was
twice read, and referred to the COMMITTEES Of
the whole for Monday next
Mr.. Bib offered the following resolution.
which was adopted: Resolved, that the secre-
tary Of the navy be directed TO Law before this
house, statement of the vessels belonging Ia
the navy of the U. s. which have been repair
ed since the year 1901, specifying the same
when they Were repaired, and the cost.
The house went into committee of tho
whole, MIR. Nelson in the chair, on report
ct the committee of claims untavorablc to 4
certain petitioner, because barred by the sta
tute Of limitations. The debate involved the
expediency or incxpedicncy Of suspcndinr
those statutes. The committee rosc without
deciding, reported progress, and had leave to
sit again
Dir. Gaotson submitted the following reso,
luton: Resolved, that the COMMITTEES Of
claims be instructed TO enquire into the JUS
tice OF all revolutionary claims, notwithstand-
ing they may be barred by the statutes of Ii.
imitation. Laid on the table.
Adjourned at o'clock.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-01-10
Watch Losts.

r OST, on Christmas day, between
IL Henry Myers and Martinsburgh, a
double. English SILVER WATCH
with gold hands, No. 1862, makers name
Austin, & Co. London, a plated Silk
string Of purple colour with pinch. back
ring at the end of it, and brass key with a
blue crystal on one side.-Two dollars re-
ward viii be paid to any person who may
And and return said watch to the subscriber
at Henry Myers, or to Mr.. James Nc
Couch, Martinsburgh.
WILLIAM MCCOY.
January 8, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-01-10
One Cent Reward.

u AN away from the subscriber, living
II near opeckon Greek, Berkeley Coun.
ty, in February last, James Morris Auton,
boy bound by the Court Of Berkeley, a
bout eighteen years OF age, about 1--WE feet
six inches high, slender made, slow Of
speech; he took with him suit OF home.
made clothes of fulied lindsey of led CO.
lour, shoes, stockings, fur hat, &c. II
taken and brought home, | will give a re-
ward ofone cent, but no thanks.
RICHARD CONNIE.
January 8, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-01-10

r WISH to sell the FARM on which
i live, containing $50 acres, situated in
Frederick county, Virginia, near Suckers
Ferry, four miles below Battletown. Few
tracts possess greater advantages, every
field being watered BY anever.fsiling stream,
on one of which is valuable mill seat, and
fall sufficient TO put under water any day in
the year at least so acres of rich meadow
land. Two hundred and fifty acres are In
wood the cleared land is in an improving
state of husbandry, we'll adapted TO plaster,
and esteemed as productive as any ir the
valley the buildings are indifferent. This
tract would admit Of several divisions, as
it abounds in springs-It is distant from
Alexsndria. by the turnpike, 40 miles, and
within mile of the river Shenandoah, from
which -four is boaied to the district Of CO.
lumbia. Terms will be made convenient
to purchaser. For particulars inquire of
the subscriber, or in his absence OF William
b. Page, or James Ware, Esquires -
Also, another tract in the upper end cfthis
county, containing between four and FIVE
hundred acres, mostly in wood, of which
about one hundred acres are of valuable
unimproysd meadow land.
JOHN D. ORR.
Frederick, November AZ, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-01-10

Berkeley, S..
October Court, 1911.
Ellis Rees, Complainant,
xgainst
James Campbell, James M'Faddsn, aud
John M'Fadden, sens and heirs at law
OF James M'Fadden the elder decd,
who was heir at law of Alexander M.
Fadden, deed, and Thomas Violett,
Zedekiah South, Gabriel Hayes, Jacob
kees and naSld Rees, Defendants,
In. CHANCEkY.
THE defendsnts, James M'Fadden,
j John "a 'Faddsn, rhomas Vlole.t.
Zsdeklah South. Gabriel Hays, and David
kees, net having entered their appearance
agTeable 70 an act Of Assembly and the
rules OF thls Court, and i appearing 10 the
satisfaction Of the Court, that they are not
inhabitants Of this commonwealth, on mo-
ton OF the complAinans, b his counsel, His
ordered, that the said defendants do appear
here 90 the second Monday ln January next.
to answer the bill Of the cd|ppl ainant, and
thata copy of this order be Forthwith in
serted IN the Martinsburgh Gazette for two
months successfully, and published at the
door Of che Court. House Of said County.
A Copy. Tcstc,
DAVID HUNTER, 9 &c.
0et %
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-01-10
Sportsmen Attend.

THE subscribers TO the Big Spring
Il Colts Race, will recollect that the
whisky bet at that race, was to be deliver.
ed Immediately after it was won, at the
Store OF James Faulkner in Martinsburgh
1T is hoped it will now be attended TO.
January ;, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-01-10
Berkeley, s..
October Court, 1871.
Angus M'Iver, Complainant,

Angus M'Iver, Complainant,
against
Mary Monigle, widow and relict of George
Monigie, decd, Christopher Monigle,
George Monigle, Peter Monigle, Eve
Monlgle, and Lewis Monigle, children
and co.heirs of SAID George Monigle,
deceased, Defendants,
In CHANCERY.
THE defendants, not having entered
L their appearance agreeable to an act OF
Assembly and the rules OF this Court, and
it appearing TO the satisfaction ofthe Court,
that they are not inhabitants of this COM
monwealth, on motion of the complainant,
by his counsel, Ais ordered, that the said
defendants do appear here on the second
Monday in January next, to answer the bill
of the complainant, and that copy OF this
order be forthwith inserted in the Martins
burgh Gazette for two months successively
and published at the door of the Court
House of said County.
A Copy. Teste.
DAVID HUNTER, nc.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-01-10
December ca.

Mr.. Tallnsddge presented the petitions ~
certain merchants Of New-York, PRAYING II.
perty to import from Liverpool and ST. Croix
certain articles of British produce, purchased
anterior 70 the Issuing of tic Presidents Pro.
clamation OF Nov. ed, 1910. Referred to tho
committee OF commerce and manufactures
M Leafs, from the committee Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia, reported bill amend;n~
the charter Of the City OF Washincton
Twice read and referred to the COMMITTEES ~
| the whole for Monday next
Mr.. V<fftams, from, tho COMMITTEES IL
whom was referred the bin from the Senatr
| 20 raise certain Corps of Rangers, reported
the same without amendment Referred to
the committee OF the whole for to morrow.
Mr. Porter, from the committee of foreiOn
relations, to whom had been referred the bin
from the Senate raising an additional military
iofce' reported tire same with great amend
ments iessening the force from $4,000 to
lO,SO0 besides officers. 1t was twice read and
referred to the committee Of the whole.
report was yesterday received from the
Postmaster General, to whom had been re-
ferred several petitions against opening Of tho
Post-Ofiices on Sundays, &c. The report
was read, ordered to be printed, and refsrred
TO the COMMITTEES on post-oifices and post
roads.
A message was received from the President
OF the United States covering certain resohr-
tions of the legislature Of Pennsylyania rclu.
tive to the present crisis of national affairs.
!, The bill commonly called the Mediterra-
mean Fund Bill was read a third time and
passed: as also the bill directing the terms Of
sale of certaif4pubiie lands.
y'fhe following resolution, INTRODUCED bv
Nh. AIholson, was on his motion referred to
the committee OF the whole. Resolved, that
the committee Of claims be dTectsd to cxa-
NINE the merits OF all revolutionary claims
referred to them, notwithstanding the same
may be barred by the statutes Of limitation.
The house went into committee Of the
whole, MIR Bassett in the chair, on the bill
confirming certain claims to lands in the dis
hfsct OF kaskaskias, &c. The bill was after
wards ordered to be cngrossed for a third
reading tomorrow
Mr.. Pitksn took the chair in committee
Of the whole, on the bill providing for tho
more convenient taking bail and afiidavits in
the courts OF the U. S. After some amend
nent it was reported to the house and order
ed a third reading on Monday.
Mr.. Macon took the chair in committee OF
the whole on the bill continuing in force the
act fixing the salaries of the principal officers
of government.
mir. Bacon proposed new section, adding
$500 to the salary of the Post AIaster-Gens-
rel.
Mr.. Stanford wished general revisal Of
the salaries some OF the District Judges, the
Assistant Post Master General, and other OF
iiccrs OF government, not having in his opini-
on salaries proportional to their duties, or to
the salaries of other officers He therefore
moved that the committee rise.
The committee reported progress. and hal
leave to sit again
Adjourned ill Monday
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TO THE AFFLICTE ED.

The Original Family Medicines, so high.
" celebrate in all parts of the United
States, for ten years and upwards. contin-
ue to be faithfully prepared, and sold by the
Proprietors, No. SO, Pitt-street, Baltimore.
MICHAEL LEE, 81 co.
IGNATIUS OFERRALL,
fFormerl, by Levi PRICE, Martinsburgh.
Lees Anti. Bilious Pills, for the preven-
ton Of Bilious Fsvrrs, &c.
Lees Elixir. for violent Colds, Caughs. &c.
Lees infallible Ague and Fecver Drops.
Lees WUm Destroying Lozenges.
Lees Itch Ointment, warranted to cure by
one application
Lees Grand Restorative, for nervous dis.
orders, inward weakness, BIC.
Lees Indian Vegetable Specific, tor the
Venerial.
Lees Persian Lotion, for letters and erUp.
tons.
Lees Essence and Extract of Mustard, tor
the rheumatism, &c.
Lees Eye Water.
Lees Tooth Ach DroPa.
Lees Damask Lip-Salve.
Lees Corn riaiSter.
Lees Anodyne Elixir, for the cure OF
Head Aches.
Lees Tooth Powder.
- To detect counterfeits, observe each
article has on the outside wrapper. the sig.
nature of
MICHAEL LEE, & Co.
- At the places of sale, may be had gra-
tbs, Pamphlets containing cases of cures,
whose length prevents their being herewith
inserted.
Mar,insburgh, January I, 1919.
I!gnatius O'Fe'yaH
Has now on hand, at his Store in the Main
Street, Martinsburgh,
II choice and general assortment o
MERCHANDISE,
which he is now selling on very low terms.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-01-10
.Martins5,rgh, Virginia.
PRINTED 6 PUBLISHED BY
JOHN .ALBUkIIS.
GERMS of the Ga3ettr.

THE price of this paper IS two dollars per annum,
enc dollar payable at the time of subscribing, and
one when the year expires-Distant SUBSCRIBERS
nav for the whole wear IN advance-No subscription
received for shorter term than six MONTHS and no
paper discontinued until arrearages are paid-a
failure 10 notify discontnuance OF the paper at the
and of the time subscribed for, will be considered
anew engagement The price Of advertisements TO
non-subscrbers, is one dollar per square ior thiee
weeks insertion. and for continuance after that
time Is cents per week.--Subscribers viii continue
10 receive reduction of one-fourth on their Ad-
yertisements
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-05-05
From the Boston Centmei,
THE. HON. MR.. OTIS.

The following extracts have been published
in d printed sheet III kng57nG as being from
=. letter .f~on, tIe hon. III, Otis o, his toun,
to a rcIativc in London" COPY Of which has
Just been received here from Li0erh09E They
contain opinions Of Mr.. Otis on the subject of
the coDtinuation Of The BRITISH Orders in Coun.
Gil which he considers ali empty hRnctii2, and
which for the harmony and friendly inter-
cnnrsa o. the two rrtioDs, he thought ought
to be rescindcd. Whether these opinions are
correct or otherwise, the extracts published
give direct rctutation of the numerous false
moods which have SO long bloatcd the demo
cratic p pers, that leading Federalists in the
United States were the apoIogsts Of the Or
ders III Council, and were friendly to their
continuance. as they regarded the commerce
ct the United States. The fldcraIiSts have
never denied that the Orders in Council were
injurious to the trade Of the United States,
Tor that they ought to be resented.-But they
complain OF that tarHaHty in the adnlinlstTa-
ton, which though it bellows war against
ENGLAND for its orders in council, truckIes,
equlvocates, and becomes, as Mr.. Otis well
observes, the "willmg dupes" Of Ftance-
which has done us every injury in lis power,
and to these injuries has added the most point
ed insults. 1t is agaisnt tits seandaous tartl-
atty to ore nation, and MUeterGte hostility to
the other, that the federalists protest, and in
which protest Mr.. OTIS is as loud as any man
in the United States. And it is against the
War founded on this Partially that they DO
and will complain.
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place, he was desirous that it should be OF
such length asto afford to all an opportunity
TO visit their homes because, if there were
to be a recess for So days, those who voted
for il could not contemplate making decia-
ration of war before the expiration OF the en-
barge and ifthey did not, they might as well
adjourn to the 28th as the 9Th, Tor on the lat
ter day SO many would be absent that they
would not be able to make quorum. AS to
the effecton public sentiment, he believed that
the people would be muchmore dissatisfied at
their remaining here twenty, thirty, OK sixty
days doing nothing, than at an adjournment
predicated on the motive Of affordisg an OPP
portanity to The proper departments to pre-
pare for war. But as he was DESTROYS OF act
ing, he would not vote for the PROFESSION as it
now stood; if it must be adopted, be wished
the time to be extended from 40 to 60 days.
Mr.. Ringgold moved to adJoufn---Aiotlon
lost, ayes 81.
Mr.. Widgery said he, as well as the gen.
tleman from Kentucky, lived more than 600
miles hence, and yet he was willing to take
the SS days proposed by the senate lie hop
ed no one friendly to a recess would vote tor
an amendment the avowed object OF which was
TO defeat the resolution.
Mr.. JohDson's motion was negatlyed.
ITO be continned.
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peeted. It Is estimated at no less sum 4,
eighteen millions "'' 'tah

pected, It IS estimated at no less sum H..
eighteen millions "'t sAah
LONDON, March %
We (Gelicr) have to announce "a g.,
ing ministerial arrangements. wb,k WV sO nov.
were finally settled this morning. "ss''
Lord Sitlmouth is to be plesiden, :. :,
Council IN the room Of Earl Camden ''e
The Earl Of Ruckingha nlshlre .prs. ;aa. ;
the Board OF Controul, in The roor, Of ~ os =,
Melville. : -'''u
Aud Mr.. Vaasittart to be one Of I've ous
of the Treasury ~
Intelligence has beenreceived oftbe Fr.n.,
ships from I.'Orient having positively CO, s"+i
Cherburgh. o0'i''0
A Treasury Journal of this day contain. =
article under the head of Bread. IN wL;cI "a ~
announces the approach of FAMINE, ana u
commends, as palilatives of this evil. redns
ed consumpton, the tisuse of pastry. and
immediate Act of Parliament to prc v ent a., al
ealing Of NEW bread. VIC
We understand that Gen. Ma;tI,,d :,
recently returned to this country from the ny ~"
vernment OF Ceylon, is about to proceed ~
the East again, with the appointments Of Gov
General Of Java and its dependencies, vbioh
VIII be made to comprehend all the siands :"
the eastward of the Cape of Good Home ,hn "
forming kind ofballahce, under The antEn.;
ty oil the King, for the power and territory 81
ven to the East India Company on the CnnS5;
ncnt.
Mr. Darlington IS to be the chief Justice Of
Java. u
CATHOLIC QUESTION.
Meetings are holding III all the counties IF
ireland on the CatAoiic subject of Enancipa.
tlon.-The language held up is bold and r..
solute; and 1t is thought the claims set up will
be finally agreed to
The merchants of Liverpool are peti,ionne
Tor participation in the EastInd trade.
Eleven thousand Frame Work Meters Of
the town and county Of Leicester, have pet.
toned parliament for repeal Of the Orders
in Council.
The King Of England remains as usual.
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THE EXTRACTS.
Boston, Jan. IA, 1917.

boston, ian. Ia, 10 W
You will perceive by the papers that cur
government profess the intention 10 assume
very warlike attitude; and that the sentiment
Of indIg nation throughout the country at the
continuation of the orders in council IS loud
and universal from both parties. The motives
which induce your government to continue
them are quite incomprehensible to the best
friends of Great Britain in this country ana
the effect will be to make every man odlouS
who dares express wish for your success
and prosperity "a sentiment still common ~
our best men, but which an adherence to tllls
system will impair and destroy.
" 1t is too true that The repeal OF the be,lt"
and Milan DEGREES has been less forniaI TIA"
it should have been, and that our adnioiStrs-
ton have become 7vHhnS duhes to the il''io'-
Gus policy of NAPOLEON. ;d
But why should your government 'hit'u
that Why should not they embrace efo,.
pretence for restoring harmony between w,
countries, especially as it will OF conseqp0"'S5
be followed by hostility on the part OF FRANCE
Napoleon will renew his outrages the no"''''
VIC arc friends and the usual ties whic, =,
ment Great Britain * America VIII De o'"'''
closer. On the contrary the scfupulou9 -
herence Of your cabinet TO an empty pune; !,
will too probably unite the whole couh..y -
opposition to your nation, and sever iof se" ;"h
ratiops. perhaps for c,er, interests WIZ"
have the most natural affinity, and men "''0
ought TO feel and love IKE brethren.
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Valuable Property.

ON Monday the 18th Of May next, viii
~ be sold, at Pubic Sale, on the premises
ST IL o'clock, A M.--those two spacious e.
legant BRICK HOUSES in the City of
Washington, late the properly OF General
Washington, situated on North CApiiot
Street. and running back to New Jersey A
venue, containing the whole Of Lot No l6
and parts of and square 654--More desi-
rahlc property. is not villain tbe city-Im
mediatcly after the sale of said Lots and
Houses, will 90 exposed to sale Lot No. 5
10 squire SCI, and those highly valuable wac
ter Lots No. 10, Is, ID, in square COZ with
the liberty of improving in front Of them
into bold deep wat II in the Eastern Branch.
This property is sold under decree of the
Court, and viii be sold on a credit OF twelve
lnouths--the purchaser to give bond With
approved security carrying interest from the
day Of sale--S00 dollars will be required IN
cashier an approved Endorsed note at 90 days
IN title 10 BE- made until thcpurchase mo-
ney is fully p4id.
Apviy -. 4w