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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-21

~ The ENQUIRER is published twice week, esne-
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INTERESTING DESCRIPTION.


Eatractef a letter from an officer of orr Me
ditcrrdnean Squadron, to his J,qend IL, los
ton, recciUcd per brig Chauncey
One of my first objects on arriving at
Naples, was to gratify curiosity That
commenced with me when bov. on
reading a description of burning noun
tains. | accordingly in few DAYS set
out for Vesuvus, but little calculating on
TIE fatigue which would attend my un-
dertaking.-Our party landed at Portici
(the ancient HerculaDeum) early in the
morning, where we procured mules and
guides, and commenced our iourncy. -
We pursued the road over the lava with
gradual and regular ascent, until we
reached the last habitation, tailed the
l1crmits, where we procured wine. water.
&c. 4 this house the friars keen a
book, in which every one WHO visits We
suvius usually writes Ills name. with
whatever remark he may feel disposedto
make. There are already eleven of these
books filled with the names of persons
from the most parts Of the world. was
surprised to find so few Of our country
men among them, Probably more were
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-21

Assi-e VI Breadforth City Of Richmond,
from the 18th day OF January, 1911, until further notice
yuperJfne Flour 6ring = II u 5drrft az:
A siusle loaf made of superine Flour, to weis',
= Is ". for AID.
no. Common Flour, lio<. isd.
sDoubIe the above weights resprctisely, ed.
TuoS. WILSON, JEyor
5anuaryl6. sl-3t
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vsNIiE SUBSCRIBERS have for sale-2no bush. prime
Irish potatoes 20 bush. clover seed 500 W.T. spin
ming co:ton tiibberrs aud Wilson's London porter
,ery Superior Madeira wineToseher with general as
soriu,crf of e. GROCERIES,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-21

EMONAL.-NyS. RrO0me has the pleasure to In
IN form her 1ovu aud Country Friends, that she has
returned agreeable and suitable residence
Sn the Ill., the property OF the late William Marshall
$50 where is ready to receive Boarders and
te<y Day Scholars.
Understanding that reports are udustronsly circulated
repnd the Country, of her intention 10 remove her
school Richmsad she begs leave to say, that such
assertions unauthorized by herself, aud wholly un
ts.,ideu in fact.
shockoe-tiiIl January 10. sl-2aw2w
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MTVOU Z KUBTNSUN,
" They respectfully inform their frenss in the Coun
Try that they comnodsrs gTanary, in which they
viii receive and sell commission, all kinds OF coup
tfy produce aud pledge themselves To pay strict atten-
ton 70 any thing which may be consigned TO them:
yanuary I6 Sl2aw3w
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j Il l.
munky River with that of York, tue lower ex-
tremity being about miles belOw--the upper.
q above West-Point. II extends about eight
miles on the River, and is almost the whole Of the
neck formed by the bend of the Iamunky and
York Rivers. 1t is almost supertiuous To say
thatit is all fiat land The advantages are, an
abundance of fish, oysters x crabs--all of which
otter profitable tra.iick 10 Richmond, from
which tits distant about forty niles.-The soil
is peculiarly adapted to Indian corn, whilst the
abundant marshes attached toit afford never
tailingfund of manure, to which the industrious
man can reverresOrt, without success-scyeral
Greeks run into this Land, supply a large por-
ton of meadow, giving the Industrious farmer
as much fresh hay as he might desire, whilst the
marsh would give him more salt-hay than he
could cut. This tract contains about 1900 acres,
exclusive of 800 or 1000 acres of marsh, cut off
from the main by thoroughfare; there are on
this tracttwo mill seats, exclusive ofadvantace-
Gus settles for tide mills. Thisand might be coli
venently divided into tive tracts, as Greek
runs througiit. Payments would be made
most accommodating.
The purchaserpayingi interest, might have his
own time. Anypcrs0n wishngto purchase, is
desired to apply to Mr.. Thcs. Taylor, Richmond
or to the subscriber in williamsburg.
The land will he shswn. on application by
letter. BURWELL BASSETT.
kc7- Ithavimg been found mpracticable to get
offthe crop of corn, sc. by the both November
as before advertised, the public sale is postpon.
ed till further notice-the property will be still
t.eatc"iora III private Saie.-by order OF the
November .. stiff
- z%0S NON : :; =, -
i pnr 80 IN -, , ,aL., ~ HIocmaFtc.-By virtue "f
hy os ~ n'",.o' nsue I" me ny ihoiias Itofns-
~ VI @ sta.e OF hencky ana also by virtue of like
vii a Ie 70 me, Ny yon H. wood OF the said State
WIZ sen so much Oh the estate oil Bennett Henderson,
deceased as was allotted TO the following egatees
dsrsa IL - .,, '; Lucy HENDERSON,, anu Nancy Hen
Tors NJ 'e e." above tne town al Milton, THREE
town IF v;i,o ~Te ~ i've ",,es each-peioW tue
Teen and half - ,, Inu SoIans seven
No. B. and g. OF one hundred, a. tuo scr.s -
tween the town and The river ORC NJ ~, az" o.
acres each " - - ~ - W
will also sci, Nh. re,ers;on,rv ,;h, ,,t;c, ,, ;,
egatees have 10 tina, nan of ,he land laid ,f Co. r,,
beth Henderson ,.dp1 ,S 81, N - @ ~ liza s
on, Va biri there - i,,, Iii, -, ae0' anu
The terms OF the ale will he made tnovr nv .,.,a
to tue Subscriber -ff''"s
wJIJIaND urprvrrurp
December "a ~ - " l ,',.N.
1,7SS==I,;,i,;, - : WV
ME Undersigned offers for sale his farm adjoining the
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. As soon as the survey is COMPLETED.
and the returns made, from Indiana. iii.
nois and Missouri, the drawing oflofs and
issuing ofpatents will, undoubtedly. i'm
medately commence at the Land Office
IN this City; until which time the holders
OF land warrants, or certificates. will do
well not to dispose Of them in any mode
as there can be little doubt, that the land
VIII eventually bring them much more
than their claims will now sell for.
AproposltlOn has been introduced
into the House, for giving claimants q
sum OF money in lieu oflands but if has
not yet Enacted on, and itsiateis doubt
full.
On the subject of the compensation
law, nothing Is doing. In the House. the
report OF the committee was postponed TO
the second Monday in this month. and
very probably will not be taken TN for
some time after that period. The com
Hlttee OF the senate have not yet report
ed. | am confirmed in my former opin-
ion' mat the Safnry-Principie will be aban-
doned, but that the ddiiypay will be in
creased TO eight or nine dollars. Thouoh
thls VIII not be, IN my. opinion, by any
means as cxceptionable as the nrcsent
system. | should, nevertheless have been
much better pleased at seeing the com
peDsa'lon restored to the old footing-to
we w: Stat", gro ante acknowledging that
tlls Wouidbe sufficient to command. in
.lhe 70 come, asst certainly has comman-
ded, VA times past, the best talents of tbe
nation. Many upright and sensible men
are, however, of a different opinion and
apprehend that, now that our rat;opai
olfiicuiiles and party Struggles have in a
great measure ceased, many able and ex-
perenced members, no have hitherto
remained IN Congress tfom sense Of du-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-21

NEW G0oDS.-HobcrfS TTaiE Nelson have Just re-
oeived alaree aud general assortment Of Staple 4
NECOODS amongst Which ares
Pet london superhnr cloths and cassirncres black
oiea Uoleskn and SIX quil,ings Irish linens, lawns
rich lace shaws, wells snG capes; elegant satin
~. lac ~ INNINGS thread and SILK iaccs lcyantnc,
s ana i'ssa silks with great variety Of other
's, nich tliey viii sell Al the lowest prices.
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bbuc6 MEDICINES at the sign Of the GoIder
eferfgr-rhe Subscribers having assocised ikenl
49, t'scther under The hfin Of fumes ipKii6oeS IN.
M purchased the 3fedicN Essa5kisimesQ Ct Philip
se jr Co. where they iateud kaeping geacrai rs
,,1 r, o. me best articies Ia thcir line.
.e o acfs 81 Country Merchants aud PHYSICIANS Win
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FtIH I'D lie
A THE OFFICE OF THE ENQUIRER
IA small pnnpiIet, comprising certain Ia
bles, calculated to exhibit some of the effects
cf the existing Constitution.
Tile precise object of this pamphlet is ex.
plained in the following
DEDICATION
s1s1 -,"HE LEGISLAIURE OF PIRGL
Nj,
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GENERAL LAND-OFFIcE ,
December 30, 1916.

SIN,
The Resolution Of the Senate foztb
inst. requesting information conccrn;ng
the progress made in surveying militarS
bounty lands, has been received in cor,
sequence thereof, state, that the survey
or of the Territories of Illinois and Mis-
souri,, i'll a letter dated 25lh ult. informed
me that lie confidently anticipates the
completion of the surveys of ali the mill
tary bounty lands IN May next he did
not state the progress already made in
surveying the several tracts.
have the honor to be,
Most respectfully, sir,
Your obedient servant.
=, JOSIAH MEIGS.
Secretary ofthe Treasury.
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7Fnn SUBSCRIBER offers Tor SALE Tie following arll-

TEnE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale, tile following arii-
i rlcs
l20 crates eatben ware, assorted 200 sacks salt Lii
serpool ilied lio boxes TIM one y 20 do. assorted
glassware I7O gross beetles SO casks lampblack 40
20. green cOppsras boxes tobacco pipes so kegs
white, IL do. yellow. do red PAINT 30 do. Dutch
Ieifngs 10 boxes best Durham mustard doz. each ;
casks do; 10 bids. whiting box China. containing
setts cv joincfs wrought nails assorted, cd. 10
Cd. 7casks flint glass 1 case Mortiners best double
and single bauened GUNS.
THOMAS POTTS.
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EXTRACTS FROM THE EDITOR, DATED,
UnsLinn.tnn (ifu Inn A 1917


Washington City, Jan. 4, 1917.
You will have seen by the annual re-
port of the Secretary of the Treasury, that
our finances are in very prosperous con
ditlon. The balance in the Treasury on
The first of this month, is estimated at
Is, 3O4 $50 dolls. 95cts.-inplain language,
more than eighteca millions and a half of dol
lors! This sum is much larger than was
generally anticipated, and will enable the
Administration 10 dispense with the Land
lax, and probably, with the Duties on
Retailers and on Stamps. The Duties
on Retailers consider as the most une-
quail, and consequently unjust fax ever
imposed IN this country, inasmuch as il
falls as heavily on the shopkeeper, who
does not clear fifty dollars a wear. as OH
tie merchant, who clears thousands ::
and although it was borne patiently in
time OF necessity, it ought to be repealed
as early as possible. Nordoes the STAMP
duties fall, as it was intended, principally
on the wealthy. They have capital oftbeir
own, need not often resort to banks. and
consequently pay but small proportion
OF this tax. 1t Is the more INDECENT, who
have little or no capital of their own, and
who must therefore depend upon banks
ior money to commence or carry on their
BUSINESS, ny "hom the duty on stamps is
principally paid. An effort will also be
made to repeal or reduce the tax on carri-
ases-how successful 1t will be the result
only can determine.
Feeling all anxiety to know, officially.
what progress has been made in survey,
ing the Soldiers lands, and when II was
probable the survey would be completed
took the liberty of offering to the SEN
ate, on the 26th ultimo, a Resolution
which was agreed TO the next dav, reoues,
ting the President to communicate 70 the
Senate such information as he might DOS
scss on the subject In consequence on
Thursday last, tle following Letter from
the Commissioner of the General Land
Oihce, was transmitted TO the Senate bv
the Secretary OF the Treasury:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-30
NO I'll CE.

IN ret for the creseruasion ef Bssoys and Stakes
10 De placed az hc ef Brisfot ha' cor,
nsefsd NTH she beacon 10 be placed on CasiieIslsnd
Nj fIE6EAsthe Government Of the United States,
w have ordered Beacon to be erected on Cas-
tie Island, At the entrance OF Bristol bsrbor, with
the necessary Buoys aud stskcs, pro, ided the jurs
diction Of sAd Island be ccded by this Stale TO the
United States; And whereas the General Assembly
have made a cesson thereof ty act entitled IAN
Act ceding the Jurisdiction Of Castielsand, Gt the
entrance Of Bristol hartor, to the United States.
BE az therefore enacted by the General -3sseniby, q
by fhe authority thereof is enacted, That the Cap
tain, or owner owners OF every ship or vessel,
tist shall by running against any OF the Buys or
Stakes, SO TO be placed by the authority and the
expcnce Of the United states, or ojdre or remove
chains or anchors by which they nsoored, shall
forfeit and pay AS 6ne not exceeding thiry-six
dollars, nor less than twelve dollars and that every
person who shall hereafter make fast any ship
vessel, scow, raft, boat, either OF SAID Duoys
or Stakes so 10 be placed, or to any part of the
moorings Of said Buoys, he or they so oiitnding
shall forfeit and pay fine not exceeding fifteen
dollars, nor less than five dollars 10 be recovered
before any Justice Of the Peace in the county Of
Bristol; twothirds to be paid to the Collector OF
the District OF Bristol for The use Of the United
States, in order to repair. or renew. or replace,
such Buoys, and their Inoorngs and The other third
to the lnforner who shall prosecute for the same.
House OF Representatives, June 18th, 1917.
Vo,ed b. order,
Hened) THOMAS BURGESS. Clerk.
In the Senate read the same day and cone,lrred.
4tF IfN by orGer,
(Signed) SAMvEL EDDY, Sec'ry
WHoEyER shall in any way whatever injure the
Beacon placed on CastIe.Island, with which the Bu-
oys mentioned in the Act, Of which the above is
copy, are connected; shall take any stones, gra-
ye sand or earth from said Island, the person or
persons offending, may rely on being prosecuted
as trcspassers.
WILLIAM ELLERY, Collector.
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MlSCELL ANEOUS ARTICLES.
Sagaeisy qf' tie brute creation

Z cHS ett " " be 0f1sC CFcuUVU
AsCermsn eounthad very valuable dog,
large and Dohio looking animsl; in some
description of . I'D sports, he was reckoned
extremely useful, and friend Of the counts
spplied for the ioao Of the dog for n few
weaks, excursion 10 tho couutry--was grant
cd |; and in The course ofthe ramblcs, tho dog.
by fall, either dislocsted, or gave a sevcre
fracture to one Of his legs. The borrower
Of tho dog was IN tho greatest alarm, know
ing well bow greatly the count valued him---
and fearing TO disclose the fact, brought him
secretely to the counts surgeon, skilfol
man, to rcstorc the limb. Af,or some weeks
applications tho surgeon succeeded, the dog
was returned, and all was we'll. a month or
siSweek's aftcrthis period, tho surgeon was
siulog gsavoly in his closet, pursuing his
studies, when ne heard q violent scratching
a,,he bot.oan Of the door !; he rose, end on
opening II, to his surprise, he saw the dog,
his Tate pa,ient, before him, 10 company with
another dog who had broken his leg, aud was
thus brought By his friend to be cured in tho
same manner. fietf.s.s f4srt
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STATE OF THE MARKET.

heef-ihe price of'this article has under.
gone less changethsa the qdslity il is ex-
pected, however, to be sold shortly on such
tofntsa as TO Keep purchasers in good humor.
y Caiekens, those that are weanod sell a,
81 |. 3 cents each such as arc in the shell,
at from 3s.to 81 Q cents per dozen.
y, Confenfmenf, rather sparingly exhibited,
asupply Of tho article would be deemed
great luxury ID many fanatics. W. ,''s -
Seeding, no de mand for this article graft
uitous portions OF il, however, arc OCCASION
ally dealt out 10 persons who seem no, 10
relish i, as they would do q bowl of tur,lo
soup. 'vw tlsgea tf'a'N fh"
TEMPER degree Of sweetness ia this ar
ticlc occasionally exhibited; bu,a large pro-
portion OF the stocks on hand rashcrtoo ACID,
TO relish welL st'a iNs hae
Candor, rather more scsrsc than Butter:
from the caution With which il is exposed,
i, would seen that the stock was nearly ex.
haustcd. c- ffc ,f.f-
D,wnkenness, some what diminished bu,
the expected supplies Of Peach Brandy it is
thought, may give spring to this article.
IS Dc6fs; these continue TO mnltiply almost
. any amount might be procured az .scr, by
those inclined to speculate therein.
.dususts Hsraia, nay 2s.
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t0OiE'l'l2 IL.

~~-OD--~
A TRIBUTE or RESPECT AND SYM.
8 PATHY, Tt Fl.
To Miss NJ. r. the beau,ifu, and unfortup.
ate daughter of Mr.. p. X. proprietor Of
'" Mills, Of the village of sss's
The sHddcn death Of this young lady's ia.
thcr and mother, ayas fer by her lvifh so keen
a-sensibiAfy, as 20 produce meniat devGnge-
nenn1 4.sss
AS journcyirg DER the daisied heath
beauteous female caught MY eye,
Around her head a how'rct wreath
Was thrown with careless fantasy.
Her mosn dress was neat and clean:
= Her hair in ringlcts grac'd her neck;
She smird bat, in that smile seen
The maniac mind of Beauty's wreck.
She turn'd aside her piercing eye;
saw widness in her look;
Again she turn'd--thc deep drawn sigh
From her poor swelling bosom broke.
paus'd--with grief my blood ran chill;
Sweet girl" said, "what brings thee herel"
'rwas Mary Of the Village Md, h'th
.s Pride OF tho country tar andneM.g % y
She knew ne--and midst tears and sighs,
And vacant laughs, with bosom bare,
frantic wiidness in her eyes,
Thus pour'd The accents of Despair.
"Lock look (" said she " at yondcr cloud.
''Ali edged with gold--my Fathers there
" DO you not see him in the shroud
"Ae to the silent tomb did wearp faf
"My Mother, dress'd in virgin white,
''' Sits by my sainted Fathers side;
I" And thc same anges bless my sight
THAT watch d their desth.brd when hey died.
so take me TO your Parents dear I"
& sAShe said---theoiaughd in widest strain,
Rais'd with fond hope her hands in air.
But found each desperate effort vain.
With anxious eye, and hands uprcsr'd.
She wstcb'd The fast dissoivng cloud;
And'wben the. phantom DISAPPEARED,
The expressions Of her grief were loud.
~She left the plain with nmble feet;
p" Restore thee, Heaven, IL tits its viii %
4, wcpt--snd never shaU forget sr
Sweet Mary Of the Village Mill .sf ~
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new COY Of haying de1ts.

DurRENE, a French Dramatic Author,
owed his wsshcrwomso 20 Louis dos; she
pressed him foe the payment Of il, giving
for Q reason that she was going to be married
fo a valet do chan,bre. What then (says
DofresSe) you have got money besides, for
the Devils in il, il any valet do chambre will
marry you with such q palsry portion as 20
Louis dos To be sure have. (ssys tho
girD have no less than 900 duca,s besides
what you owe me. Two hundred ducats
said the poet with some warmth, whs, the
devil, throw away so much money upon 4
valet dc ehambro sCive i, to me and III
be your husband, and the debt /, paid. Ac.
eotdingly Dufrems married his wssbervo.
nan, and saved the 20 Louis dos.
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES.

XNHEREAs by an Act Of Congress. passed on the
wv Sd day OF March, 1915, entitled "an act to
provide for the ascertsinng and surveying Of the
boundary lines fixed by the Treaty with the Creek
Indians and for other purposes, the President Of the
United States is authorized TO cause the Lands
qrej by the said Treaty TO be offered for sale when
surveyed, aud whereas the following townships have
been surveyed, in the District Of Alabama, in the
Mississippi Territory, to wit:
Townships IL and 10 in range l3.
10, IL and ~ "a
g. 10, III and IL Is.
3, 10, - and l3 10.
~, IL, Is, Is and ~ II
Is, IL. Is. 10 and IL IS.
IL. il, Is and 10 -.
l3, l4. IS and 10 20.
TarREpoas, I, JANIS MosRor, President OF
the United States in confoi nifty with the said act
do hereby declare and make known, that public
sales for the disposal (sgreeably to law Of the
Lands above described, shall be held at Milledge-
vile, in the state Of Georgia, on the hfss Monday
in August neat, and shalt remain open Tor three
weeks and no longer, the sales to commence with
the township first above named, and proceed in the
order in which they are named
Given under my hand at the City Of Washing.
ton. the twenty fourth day Of May. 1917.
(sirnedl JAMES MONROE.
JOSIAH MElcs.
Csmmsssoner ef she General Land QFe,.
or The printers Of Newspapers thst publish the
Laws Of shc United States, will insert the above sir
times and send their accounts to John Taylor, Esq
Receiver Of Puslic Moneys for The District Of Ala
hama, &, Miiledsevilie. Georgia
June II. ts')
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Xalua6le ProDsrly.. for sac.

FulAa0le Tf0ptTy...F0f sac.
THE subscriber will either sell or lease the House
in which he now lives, in Thames-street--and
give immediate possession. He viii sell some land,
adjoining the estate Of the late George Chsmplin.
ESQ which land is very convenient for House lots
He will either sell lease his farm at Sachueast-
point, in Mddletown. lie has some furniture also
for sale. NATH HAZARD:
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Notiae Is hessty .giper.

N|'-I - '4''~~L s was
THAT the subscriber has received LISTS CT
4 TAXES, under the act Of Longress OF March
5ih, 1916, remaining dor ppon property in the fol-
loving Countes, in tie state of nhode.lsiand, not
occupied or superin,ented ty some person residing
within the Collection District RI which il is situate
and that he Is authorized TO sid Taxes, With
an addition of Teo Per Cent thereon PRO, idsd.
such payment is made within one year after the day
on which the Collector OF the District where such
property lies, had notified, that the Tax had become
due on the same.
SDase Of CORsesOr's MOTIF.
For T'haf County. cation thar he Iar had
become due.
Newport, J c.. =, ,a,e
Bristol. SsP" SO @oAo
Kent, Nov. 90. 1916.
Providence, Nov. IL, 1916.
Cslre,oT's C1fee,
Prsv:dcrsce, June IS, 1917 e
THOMAS RHODES,
Collector,
Designated BY fae See'ry of the Treasury >
July 9. m 4. 3v
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FOR SALE,

A Farm situated in Middc.own, on the main
"A road. four miles from Newport, containing
about 100 acres OF excellent moving, orchard and
tiage land. all under good improvement On said
farm is good dwelling house, barn. corn-cfib, and
other necessary out-buildngs, all in good repair
1t is well waered aud walled, and is pleasantly aud
eigby situated for place of resort in the suTnms
season. For further particulars, enquire Of the
subscriber. living on the premises.
PELEC SANFORD.
Middletown. Feb. 26, 1877. srtf1 y