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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-01
TILE SUBSCRIBER

o6ers for sale or erehsuge for good
lands above the Blue Ridge, the .Jol.'
lo4uing described PROPERTY:
4 tract of Land about 7
miles from Alexandria,in an healthy and
agreeable neighborhond containing 5s7
acres This land adjoins the lands OF
Or CIaik. Dr. Stuart and William Fitz-
hugh; has large proportion of Wood
good Water, Orchards, sc.
Also. a moiety Of the Farm
on which BAIL Williams resides.
Also a Farm on Potomac
River, one mile below the town, con.
timing by estimation, betweenl 3& l4hun.
dred acres, about 700 acres in "ood,
most of which is heavy timber; 500
acres in a compact figure, of valuable,
arabic low grounds, part of v hich is re.
claimed Pocoson and as rich as any iand
in tie world valuable Herring hshe.
~, extensive meadows, and about 1000
bearing apple and peach trees taking
quality and situation into view, this lard
may truly be said TO be amongst the
most valuable of its size on the Poton,ss
river.
Also, the House with s
acres of ground in and adjoining the
town, wherein the subscriber resides.
The House is large, built Of the best
materials and finished in a superior
style the Garaen, Of 2 acres, is not
surpassed in production by any IN this
part Of the country. Terms may b
known BY applying to the subscriber.
Aug. ]. Smith.
18th October saw2wlav
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-01
MEDICINES.
/ HARPER, T.

II 1RfE Ns ".
LIZ and DRUGGIST.
| FaiJar Street, oft0Si'e
F1yMPSON'S. and ner'
NO LLOYD'S-
Irecsived in addition to
her Stock, a general as.
Medicines of the FIRST qua
hich he will sell whols
kil, on as good terms Is
brchased in Baltimore o.
| Country Merchants an
,u he supplied on the
|for cash, or on a gooc
has also received a ge-
Aent Of Surgical Instrn-
e
Esg Patent Medicines
undice 8ittwrs,
iMment,
Fable Elixir, for Coughs,
nas, Consumptions, sc.
rm Powders,
oolhe Paste,
ustard,
atmcnt. SC. SC.
highest cash price giver
b
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-01

For Freight
The elegant fast sailing
launch Ship
10 Avn AM.
YEAR OLD,)
$500 Barrels Flour, now
iness for reception OF a
to
! John G. Laid.
hlt aAoat
b Of the ship Mary and
capt, Burrows, of 1900
pcs Salt, ola very superb
sale by
raSon & Fowle.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-01
Iohn Gardner Ladd,

Has FOE S.dLE,
Muscovado sugars in hads. tierces and
bbls.
West India Rum in, puncheons,
Coffee and Pepper in bags.
Imperial. Gunpovder Young Hyson
Skin, and Hyson Teas Of the lat
est importations, in quarter chests
and boxes,
Russia Hemp and Iron,
Swedes Iron assorted,
Russia Sheetinss, Duck and. Ravens
Duck.
bale Spanish Wool,
by 10, by 9, by IL, and 10 by -
Bristol Glass, in whole and hall
boxes,
Soap, Candles and Goldfish in box
Figs,es,
..isboa Floor Mats.
Wniskey and Apple Brandy in tierces
X bpls
Few or casks old Sherry, London Par
tJcular Madeira and Streights Red
Wine,
<,ord,ge and Lines of various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
y.>n' Worcn's an, Chiidren's Shoes
in'barrel. and boxes,
Bottle Gorks in bales,
Sic Leather
'ew sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
halk and 9iaIster Of FSris
Also, PLOUt,iS of.Ae most approved
constructors and oae pair French
Burr Mi S.onss
Oc'GN,r &
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TO KENT,

And Possession green Immediately,
A Two Story Framed HOUSE with
half an acre Of ground, at the upper end
Of King street. Also, convenient
Dwelling House with two acres OF
ground at the lower end Of Water street
Apply 70
Robert Patton, lr.
January a.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-01
lust Puhl,shsd q,

Just Published,
And for Sale by ROBERT GRAf,
The Life ana Administrator Of tbs
Right Hon. Srence, P~lccval-A D''a'l
Il his Assassination. & a DcveIopemen!
of the delicate lnvcs,is alton. P'lce 3
ALSO,
The Speeches Of ord Erskine when
t the Bar, on Miscellaneous subjects
Price 81.
AND,
The Absentees, A Tale, by MISS
Etgewor,h. Price 81.
January IS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-01

CAkVEI 1.
t, take notice, that
of.he Circuit Court,
\ of Columbia, to be held
| If Alexandria, in Aprii
(oou thereafter as counsel
4 shall move that court
|meo, against you in favor
6u Council OF Alexan drla'
/ of Fifty Nine Dollars
k,,en,s-being the amount
iron you to the Common
|.x,ndriai upon your Lot,
| corner of Queen and
!. for the years 1900, S.
Iii, IL
10 act Of Congress, passed
fuarv, 1904
bin D. Simms.
In. Caunl. Of Aerandria,
thA
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-01

Received & for Sale,
% barrels mess and Ne. ! Beef
an ditto No. 9 otto
q half barrels mess quo
IS barrels mess Pork.
also,
Hemp and Bark GENE Irvine
Cork for ditto
r, ne and Lines ditto.
George Coleman.
Januar: Is.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-01
A. MOORE
Register " ills.

THIS is to give notice, that the sub
scriber, of Alexandria county, IN th'
district of Columbia, has obtained from
the Ornbans' Court of said county, let
tiers testauentary on the estate OF John
Richter, late of the county aforesaid, de
ceased: All persons having claims a
.a;nst the said deceased, are hereby re-
CURED TO exhibit the same, duly anthem
Heated, and passed by the said court, to
~. s,h.criher, on or before the 18th
day. day. of July next, or they may BY la" be
excluded from all benefit to SAID estate !;
and those indebted thereto, are requests
ID 70 make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 18TH Gay
of January, 1918.
Executor Of John Richter.
J.puarv IS e@oy
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-01
ORPHANS' COURT.

ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.
January Term. '8l3
0RDERED that the executor o! JHo
q Richter, deceased, do insert ~ the
Alsxandria newspapers the usual notice
TO Gre di,ors and debtors, three times .
week for eight weeks.
A Copy-Test: oo,r
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-11

.,r.eaons and e, Lussass and totally defeated it. a
corps of Cossscks AZ Neswi,z, fell upon the co'uma
of Gen Frront. but suffered great loss 2oo pis'
oners were taken On tae left, events have peen q
quail, a,lspicious. The Duke OF Tsrente, on The
18th Nov. attacked the Russian corps VINO came o"t
OF Riga and troubled our advanced guard TOOK or
killed 1900 men, suffering loss himself OF ehiy ~
Erracf off private letter, dafed H0rsasr, Nev. ~
few " since informed you, almost al the
tiiae. of the offensive operations ofthe Ausiro
Saxons, supported BY powerful French reserve The
retreat of Adm. Tschitschakoti to Rej-'la and the
march of Gen. Regnier to Slonlm- showed You
that this movement of the right wing OF the Russians
would expose il by forcing It between ths forces
which pu sued i, and the troops ot the granu army
which was going into winter quarters. nc news
from the saxon ou,pos,s confirm this opinion. Tsch.
itschakoils army obliged In divide tsef IA TWO
parts. One, pursued by frTce sclwarzenoerg,
took the direction towards brobrusk, where new
obstacles intsrposed BY meeting the ruiish
corps of Dombrowsky. The other, under Saken,
oveltaken WolAowuz, Gen. Regnier ,ook
400 p isoners, and put 1900 hors de ccni5of IL Is
agieed the situation of Ssken very critical, and
without doubt he would be entirely defeated. live
give credit 10 the accounts from the banks of the
Duna, 1t Would appear that ms,ement oi the VIC
eroy 10 Witepsk would have determined Wntgrnsten
think serousl, ofietirng lie will probably meet
with difficulties, the ID and 9Th corps beginto act
oifensively II is remarkable that mere motion OF
the grand army TO 60 into winter quarters shous
result in the imminent exposure of bath wings oi the
enemy. We should not 10 pretend to Judge the
grand views which balance, at the extrcnues OF
Europe, the destinies of the civilized world.
DEC. ll.--A letter from Wilma, 3Oth Nov. contains
the following details -" There have arrived here
several officers OF the army they all state that its
movements go on with great regularity and thai h's
.f!jesty nues ia sood keahh The baggage corps
and The cavlary have suii-re! little, the difficulty
of the roads being excessive but the army will here
find supplies OF every kind, and il will speedily
repair its losses. MANY artists are at work field
forgcs have been established and are at work night
and day making horse shoes. The Magazinesare full
Of grain. Tie commissary's department have been
ordered TO get ready great number OF rations.
They are baking biscuit, and the ovens are in con
s,ant activity. Letters from Prussia, Germany and
Meokl~nburg, announce that immense number Of
horses is collecting for the cavalry and may soon be
expected at the different depos. The imperial pal
ace IS preparing for the Emperor, who is momentIy
expected"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-11

Cs5anne, { Ch'o. Jan. IA.
NORTH " ESrERN ARMY.

IL Is with pleasure We announce 20 our readers
that grcst portion Of the North Western army is
now on the move for Detro't.--Gen. Winchester,
Win ,i,e wing. it is said is the Rap,ds of
the lake Of The Miami From the last accounts, the
Virginia and Pennsylvania troops were at Lower
Sandusky within twenty FIVE miles Of the Rapids and
will proceed ON In short time, ii not already there
Gen Tspper will march in few days with the Ohio
force to meet the Two wings at the Rapids. The
whole OF Gen Harrson's forces, when concentrated
VIII make an army of about $500 men.
great supply at provisions are now hut short
distance in the Of the army. and every necessa-
y preparation is made Tor its convey ance near one
thousand pack horses, and a number Of Wagons
are now employed on the left wing--a very consid.
erabie number of waggons, slcds aud pack horses
are employed on the Ohio lne--the number Of teams
and pack horses on the right wing said to be
much greater then those the left. We anticipate
that the march of the army will not be retarded by
any obstacle whatever.
From accounts given from spies, there yet remains
a, the Rapids large quantity OF corn.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-11
II BaiM Exbected.

Capt. Luce, of brig Julia, writes his own
crs ia ,hls IOWA, from Holmes Hole, that
when he was 9 days from Lisbon, he was
brought 10 and detained by the y. 5. figate
Chesapeake; that il was Capt. Evans inlcn-
her detention, figate and man OF War
brig hove in sight, and he hurried the Julia
off, only putting Oh board midshipman, as
prize master, into whose charge the papers
Of the brig we're given. Capt. l.. saw moth
ing more Of the Chesapeake after Inc left her,
and is unable 10 say whether the irigatc and
brig and she met, or no..-Boson Chronicle,
February 8, 1912.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-11

SSsc3 AZ. The ques:lca as decided by yeas
and AVS as follows Eor striking out 4S, a.
sain.i II 65. a number OF other amend
Insnls were proposed 10 it, some OF which
were adopted and others nega,ved. Among
those agreed TO, was one moved by Mr. Nh-
Hams, authorizing the esiablishment oil tour
additional armories. And the bill was order
ed TO be engrossed for third reading MI.
Randolph stated that the commitlee appolot-
ed by the House TO 10y before the Pres'den1 a
resolution calling for roll ot tie persons
holding Office or employment under The Oni-
ted States, reported, that tue commute nad
performed their duty,and received Tor answer
that the President would cause a due atlen-
ZION to be paid thereto.
SATURDAY, Jan. 80.
A petition from James D'Woit was pre-
scnted, asking for special codit TO decide
ON a detained American vessel loaded with
dry goods. Commi,,ed
lLH.iQ
The new. bill for arming and chasing the
militia, was passed.
TUESDAY, Feb. ..
Hire.
The House also went into committee OF
the whole, on the BIZ Gor imposing duty on
imported wirc-it was reported tn the House
and ordered TO be engrossed Tor Sd reading
Expectations from British DEPENDENCIES.
A bill is before Congress to release all
goods owned by Americans, imported from
British dependencies since the war, unless
clandesliney imported.
A petition was presented TO Congress from
Dr. Wa,erhouse, for compensation for his
labors in Introducing and establishing the
Kline Pock Inocuiaiion IN Agrrs'ca.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-11
uAmerican Prize List.
-

Arrived at Boston, on Thursday last, British brig
Peggy, prize to the prvatecr brig Hunter, Upton
from St Johns, N. r. for st Lucic. Cargo fish, &c.
Arrived 1T tew-London. British ship Arabe'is of a.
bout 500 tons, mourning eight gnns, prize 10 the
w. Of Msdeira. Cargo Goals, bricks, &c.
Arrived 1t CharIeston,s British sch Erin,prize
TO the Eagle. Conneliy Cargo dry goods
Also, ar. private armed sch. Sparrow, Burch, of
Baltimore, from q cruze of 90 days--moun;s one
32p'r AMI four 6,. and has ~ men. She has taken
three prizes. OF Sarrinsm. had severe action of
on hour and aalf with British ship mounting IL
guns and 81 men, aud drove her ashore. she wa.
from London bound 20 Surrinain, with cargo IT
Try goods-aboUt co tons burtlen. The Sparrow
has IN tosgi cs OF hcr officers and r,.r mcp tisop.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-11
NEWPORT.
THURSDAY. FEBRUaRY IL, 1915.

On Monday last, arrived at this port s,oop
President, TABER,7 days from Savannah. Capt.
Il. left there the British brig Andalusla,pize
to the privateer Yankee, Of Bristol, X. |.
The Andalusia, mounts 10 guns, and was
captured after an action OF two hours She
had a cargo OF slaves, aud some d,y goods
and brandy, when captured---,hc slaves were
Sc, at liberty. The Yankee had captured
three other prizes. Also, left at Savannah,
ship Ann, Of Ncw-Yo,k, which had run a
shore on Cook-spur Island, and WAS still u
shore wheu Cspl. L. sailed.
JESSE BLEspo Esq. has been chosen Senator
in Congress, by ihe Legislature OF Kentucky, III the
room. OF MIR PoPE, who voted against the war.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-11

LATEST FROM SAcKET's HARBUR
The following is the substance oi letter
from Major Stewart, OF the detached militia
a, SackeIs .IIarbor, to Judge Child, dated
January 8, 1918.
% The lake is frozen, but not so as To admit of
crossing The fleet, the object of The enemys al,
tcntion,s moorcd in line TO protect isclf and
the village from the east the u s. troops located
at the east of Fort Voun,eer,so TO make cross.
lire with the eet,and defend US from the southeast
Fort Tompkins is calculated to meet an enemy from
northwest to northeast, and the 9TH brigade situated
SO as TO afford protection from southwest to rorh-
west, that We ready at all points---and troops
Of every description the alert for the last
weeks the weather has been fine for military improve
ment-snd siuce the rains have abatcd, the troops
have become more healthy. Notwithstanding the
reports of 10 dying in day, our actual loss by death
up to the 4th of January stands thus; captain, 1
heuterant, sergesMts, corporals and IL prva,es,
which is no, great, considering our numbers. The
masts Of the ship Madison arc all up, and another
sharp sailing boat is in considerable forwardness
Many are of opinion, that we shall receive u visit
from the British at Kingston, and we at teast ought
10 act as il we expected lt--and do assure you,
that IL the event were certain, we could not do more
than We are now doing to meet IT,"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-11
From thr Boston Palladium, Of Tuesday last

From shr Boston P0Nadium, Of Tuesday last.
FRoM PoRTueaL.-Lisbonp papers to Dec.
II, have been received in town. The French
troops appear 10 have divided again, and TAX
en- different positions. Soplt seems to con-
template descending in the direction OF the
Tagus.
Ertract from despatch Of lord Delngfons dated at
his heed quarters az Frenedd. Dec. 9.
{" Nothing Of importance has occurred
since my letter of the I'd current Many OF
the troops Of Maishal Souit arrived at the
valley of the Tagus on the Sd. The Spanish
troops remained in Madrid 1t the end OF the
last month"
Cudiz, Shoin, Dee. s---The Cortes have
reorganized our armies as follows the ist,
at Catalonia, to bc commanded by Signor
.Capons I'd, under the orders Of Signor E
.io; 81, commanded by the Duke Of Parque;
4,h, commanded by Signor Castanos and
two armies Of reserve, one in Andaiusia, un-
der the orders Of Count de Adisdal ; and Que
III Gaiisia, under the orders Of Signor Lacy
General Balestcros has been ordered 10
Csuta in the frigate Astrea,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-11

e-s OF war. Previous 20 the action, the sSp esd
Pos.ns tl'e sparrow TO be Surrinam coaster. d..
patched boat board Of her with the above per-
Sous, charged With letters [; aud were Immediately
Secnfed, AUD the action commenced.
Aa American privstcer Of one sun ard fifty men.
captured about the FIRST Of Jsiiualy, an Englsh sch
from Curacao bound 10 JacQuemei, with cargo Of
dry goods, nvoced at S2i 900. and ordere, her ior
an American port. Capt. Conne boarded, undcr
English colours, a Spanish vessel of Atavcla, and
invited her supercargo ON board TO dine the latter,
fully believing her to be an English schooner, and
being somewhat intoxicated with liquor, told the
former in confidence, the property was bona t;de
English, and was only covered 10 protect i,--he &c
course put aprlze master ON board, aud ordered
her 10 The fret American port. .t lte
Il RiLH PRIZE ~!
Mr.. JoBN GRIswoLp, a passenger in tho
Packet Countess, of Chichester, from Ber-
mnda, informs, that the u S. iriga,e Essex,
Captain Porlcr,f had been cruizing on the
llnes, and had captured Bitlsh Paeke, from
Rio Janeiro for London, which had on board
ssvenfy Thousand dciiars in specie, which
Capt. Porter took out, and put on board q
.p,izc master and crow, and ordered the prixc
Tor America, which WAS rccap,ursd and had
ar,isedat Bermuda.--N Y. Afer. .ddv. Fee. i /.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-11

ANOTHER RICH PRIZE.

Arrived at Port Penn, Delaware, on The
lsi inst. the Lady joanson, an ordnance B'h
transport from London, a prize to the priya-
,cer Comet, laden with Jorfy hissrs Of carter
ing cansoS, large quantity OF Congrere
Roeksfs---'sro nonsard jarreis gun hospder,
(nioey pounds ia each cask) number Of
musquetry and accou,remen,s, In boxes, cor
dage in abundance, and variety of other arr
uclcs, consisting of munitions Of war. The
Lady Johnson sailed from London for Quebec
with the abnse ,aluable Cargo for the supply
OF the BRUSH armies 10 Canada. da.--Chron.
---z==-=-=.-
We have received the I'd number of s A WHiC,"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-11

ADistricf Of Rhode bland
IN pursuance Of Warr~nt from, the Hon. David
i Howell, Esq Judge Of the District Cour, for
Rhode. .Island District ..i4,u.
do hereby give public Notice. that shall sell AZ
Public Auction, 70 the highest bidder, en- Monday.
the first day of March next, at ten o'clock, in the
forenoon. At the Long.wbarf in Newport, the nril-
si, ship IEhNIE, Of the bur,hen OF $40 TONS to-
selher with her tackei, appsre and furniture. The
ship was built al Barrow soug, in North Britain, is
coppcred 90 the bends and is said be very fast
sailre, and can be pu' 10 at small expense.
And also her cargo on board, consisting Of is or
1900 bushels oil Liverpool salt, Of an excellent
quality 8.tsa
The conditions Of sales will be 30 days2rcdit for
the slip and her appurienanse The salt will bel
sold in lots, from $40 bushels 10 5000. and all sums
less than S500'cssb. from 5000 TO $1,000, 80 days
credit fom $1,000 20 $1,000, 80 days credit , and
any sum exceeding S50yo, 90 days credit,
The Notes are to be given payable at Bank, with
approved endorsers tas
The inventory of the sh;p,apd the sa, may be scer
by applying {, Mcssrs Crsnston & shaw, atNcwport
Dated al Propidcncs,fhis l0h day nc Fs5 a d. 1872
EBENEZElt X. DEXTER .gfarsbei
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-11

.h.iRRiED, ~
In his own, on the e4,h Of January last. BY the
Rev Mr Tcwle, Capt ANTHONY SHOVE. Of this
town. 10 Miss \hioArL DowEN, daughter Of the
late Capt David Bowen, Of Somerset. Mass
In this town on the Sd inst by the Rev. Mr.. Gibson
Mr. JAMES sissos. Of Portsmouth, to Miss ANN q
WoopMAs, daughter of the late Mr.. Richard Wood
man, Jun of this town
DIED, M onf
At Portsmouth, on Thursday last, ELrzApETu
MORT in the 84h year Of her age. n s,pcmbcr of the
Friends Society She truly sincere and devo.
tional Christian For many years she was a public
speaker and fsithfl minister of Christ, into whose
arms her spirit has Gown, receive the reward of
hc' @orl M nr Nf F~even.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-11
NOTICE

rs hereby given, that there is asum of
i money IN the hands Of the subscriber, Admins
traitor on the Estate Of JENNY 'nEMPsHIRE, late
Of Newport, free woman If color, widow deceased
The heirs of the said Jenny Hampshire are hereby
required appear % The Council Chamber, in New
port, on The frat Monday of March next to prove
their claims JON TOWNSEND.
Newport feb - 1873 n
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-11
THE EXTRACT.

a BUFFALO. Feb. 3, 1913.
"H is with extreme pain, inform you that on
Saturday last flag came across from the English
side, with Capt Fitzgerald, of, the 49th rcgt inform
ing the commanding officer on our side, that Gen.
Winchester, and about I00c men, were killed and
taken prisoners, at the Miami Rapids that It was
dear bought victory for the British He sdds,that
600 Of our men were killed, and 400 taken prison
ers. An express has been sent TO Gen. Dearborn.
with this distressing intelligence, by Col. Porter,
commanding at this place"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-11
from she Boston Cenfinei,@ yesterday.
Bad Ne1rs from the North. West.

hLpAwY, FEB.4, 1872
Gov Tompkirs has just received the following
extract of letter from Maj. Noon, commanding at
Buffalo, Of the defeat Of Gen Winchester, OF the
N. w. Army. II is reported that General Wnchcs-
ter is among the slain"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-11

We have received the I'd number Of" A WHIT,
vile SIR y hlish pcx, week. oN nl1A