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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-27

Election for Members Of ouaeii.
The voters OF Ward No. 8, who are
in favor Of change III Council. are re.
quested to meet at Shethar's Tavern on
FRlD ~ evening reyt at early candle
light. for the purpose OF nominating can.
dates at ensuing election, and to make
such arrangements as may be deemed
necessary to support said nomination.
A FREEHOi.DER.
February IS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-27
FOR SALE,

FOK SALk,
A tract nt Land containing s57 acres.
more or less. lying on Occoquan Bay in
The county Of Fairfax end state Of Virgi-
MIA, adjoining the lands al Robert |.
Thompson and William Mason. II is
presumed those DESTROYS of purchasing
will view the land and for themselves
Judge Of its peculiar advantages. One
third oi the purchase money will be re-
CURED in hand. the balance at ls. e IS
months. with a deed Of trust to sccur
the payments.
ThomPsoa r. Mason.
december l4. ,4,
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
February aed, 1917.

tS0s~J
The Secretary of State, to whom wa, J.
referrsd the resolution Of the Senate Of
the twentieth instant, requesting "'he
President to lay before ths sena'e ). :
copy of the correspondence between the
government of the United States ana tnf
government of Spain, relative to the SUBJ
iec,s Of controversy between the t"s IA
tions, except such parts as he may deem
improper to Disclose" has the honor u
submit 10 the President the accompany
ing papers. marked A. B and c. IS con-
taiaing the information whichi' supposed
to be wanted.
ALI which is respectfully submitted,
JAS. MONROE.
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Den iIN1'.

Fi0M personal experience aud %.
ssrvatihn, we confidently state,
that Or. ROBERT SINE nFR is pru.
deut aud jaG.cioas DENTIST and from
assurances ne have seen 10 his possession,
fram persons of high chars ter. as well
a. fros our own Knowledge, we consider
him as getiemau Of strict morality and
integrity.
James r. Blake,
GEO. A Carroll,
P Bradley.
o. b Broscn-
February 81 ec6t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-27
FOR SILE BIZ
Anthony Rhodes,

FOX SdLE ~
Anthony Rhodes,
IS boxes Spanish segars
80 or. do do
sS do do half spanish do
9 boxes straw bsnnets
30 boxes ginger
l ditto nutmegs
60 pair brass andiroDs
so barrels prime behring's
Is ditto holibut
s barrels currant wine.
.alss, a general assortment as nsuaE. Of
Blush aud domestic Try
GOODS.
foo nunerous to mention.
so shares Columbian Insurance Stock
df,, Little River Turnpike do.
Fs... nary "a cav
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-27
Was Stolen

w as StOItlf
Frem my Sture Oh King street, on Sa.
turday night lasi, BY negro boy,
ONS pair Of olive coiored pantalcsns :
tfe youug gentleman Who attended the
> s,ore immediately pursued the thiei an"
overlook a negrn man with bundle
which he dropped and made his escape.
On examination Of which it va. tonnd to
contain new plaid handkerchief and
leaver Of sugar, which The cvler cap
haye BY Pecsing property and pay NJ the
expence Of this advertiser n
Jonathan C. Nv. =
HsAnSJ u u
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(N
Copy ofn lst,ertrom The Secretary Of State
to the Charp'isr de Oas, dated
DEP 's~MEyT VI STATE,
january ID, 1917.

SIX,
Having under stood. in our late con
ference, that you would net agree 10 an
arrangement, BY which Spain .heuld eede
her claims to territory eastward OF the
Mi~sissippi,unle>. che UaitedStates coded
their claims to all the territory westward
of that river, aud tia:, even then. your
agreement would be restricted 10 are
commerdation to Vour government Ia
adopt an arrangement to that effect; II Is
deemed unnecessary to make YOU further
proposition, nr TO prolang the negotiation
en- the subject OF limits.
have now to reqnest, that YOU will have
the goodness to inIo'm NE, whether you
arc willing to enter into a convention to
provide compensation for .polistions. ard
tor the iniGry resulting to the United
States from the suppression Of the depo-
site at New Orleans.
have the hnnor to he, &c,
JAMES MONROE.
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Philadelphia Money
Bank Notes OF Philadelpnla and B ali
-rore, for sale by
Vaudeville & Larmour,
Dec 9.
OUti for

irOoa Tor ale
I wish to sell 80 OF Is cords Of goo,
Oak Wood, in q yard on the upper ems
Of Prince street. near the 6 brick build
inss
Rezip Elliot,
February Is SIT
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-27
Qua RELATIONS WITH SPAIN

.Ms,.as. from the President to the
Senate.
To the Senate OF the United States
Transmit to the Senate a report OF 'ns
Secretary Of State, complying with thet'
resolution Of the Goth inst
JAMES MADISON.
February 81, 1917.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-27
EXCHANGE

On Boston at three days sight for SIX
thousand dollars and on Philadelphia al
thirty days sishtfor fifteen hundred dol
lars, for sale by
J. @. LAI.ng Co
Isr %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-27
Runaway Negro POLL.

Runaway from the subscriber living 10
|Alexandria, a negro woman named roi''
she Is stout strong woman, about 5 tee'
10 inches high, broad thick nose y large
thick lips, on the back part OF her arm'
there Is scar occasioned By the FROST
and her ears have been bored. Had or
and took with her blue striped domestic
rapper, patched under the lett sleeve
with something Of a different color ; she
also had white muslin frock. one DITTO
with yellow sprig, and one ditto OF a
kind Of second mourning; three Peth
coats. one OF India cotton. one OF oLna
o. e., and one Of real aanuel.
Twill give Five D,,lla's if she be taSep
i'm Alexandria and brought to me; en-
Dollars if ten miles further; twenty
Dollars If twenty miles. ard 80 90 In
proportion to the distance, anl reasona.
Bile cha. ges raid.
jacob G.. Hellrigfe.
GT' I cautian every person no' to bar
Dor the above negro, beins determined to
prosecute them with risOr.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-27
Potomac & Shenandoah Lot.
terry.
Second Class,

terry.
80 Second Class,
VVyfLL draw every Friday until FUR
" Their notice. The 18th days draw
ing viii tax. place on Friday, VIXEN tne
ist drawn number viii be entitled to lo'
tickets. from Ne. l0,s0l, to 10000 IN
elusive, with all the prizes they hays OF
NAV draw. n. oRAA'
FEBRUARY IS
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LIawrasOn & Fowlc,

LaWraSOn g tVWlt,
Have for sale, received per the schooner
BuHal0e. from Portland
!, Is s ses.h,sad'e Museov,do Sugars
! box white Havana ditto
Is hogshesds retailing melasscs
4 dit New England rum
~ tons Russia iron assorted
50 tons plaster Paris;
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For Freight,

SIX The schooner Budaloe, Captain
ALee; is Srst rate vessel, carries
about $50 barrels, win be ready in four
,lay, 10 take cargo on boGd, and take
freight 70, the West Indies or coastwis'
App, as above.
iani?-y ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-27

W Harper SEM At noardman's and
] I Brooks Neale;s tavern, for the
NJ Robinson hest ward
C e. AMID At the council cham
, ~ S i,,n.S.n Der for ID ward
C NCale go g., al nod
T l.swsrasan Al Mr. Gird's, corner
A Moore &C Duke and. st. ',saph
&c Vowel streets, tor 4th ward
Teste. |, P. Thompson, &C.
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fTransIation.1

Translation.
Mr.. 0nis, TO the Secretary OF State.
10th January, 1917.
SIR,
have received your official letter
Of the l4th instant, in which you a {.
pleased to make known TO me, that,
having understood in orr last conference.
that / would not accede to an arrange
ment, by which srain should cede her
pretensions to the territory east Of the
Mississippi, II the U. States did not relin.
uuish theirs to the west Of that riret,& that
even In this case, NV accession would be
limited to recommending TO my govern.
ment the adoption Of this project, it ap.
peared to you useless to q axe ne more
propositions to prolong the negotiation on
the subject Of limits b tween the two 90.
vernments; and yeu only desired to
know If was disposed to sign eonveu.
ton, to provide compensation for the in
juries eccasion.d to the United States BY
the cruizers Of his majesty in the late
war, and fbr these which resulted TO the
United States from the suppression Of the
deposit At New-Orleans.
In answer to this letter, you will per.
init me to observe. that in the conference
referred to, ! had the honor to exhibit to
you the full pswels of my sovereign. In
which he author yes me TO negotiate, al.
Just and sign treaty, or cor,eptinn. with
the United States. in which shall b. at.
ranged not only the indenBities due to
subjects and citizens Of both nations, for
me injuries they had suffered from the
las war between his majesty and Great
Britain to the present, in contravention
of the law of nations, and the existing
treaty between the powers, but also to fiI
the respective Limit to the satisfaction
Of both. The intention Of his majesty
land in this believe the Two govern.
nents agres) is not confined to partial
arrangement, which nigh, leave in exis.
tence the disaxreements which have un.
happily arisen between them from the
effect Of sircumstsncee. His msjestv.fui
~ convinced that no treaty or convention
can be durable. unless il is founded in
equality and mutual convenience, has par.
|tieularly directed me, that keeping in
mind the reciprocal, poiiiica' and COM
mereial interests which unite the two ma.
|tions. ! should so adjust the defnitiss sr-
rsngements with tie person when the
President saould authorize TO that effect,
that no controversy cou'd ever again
arise between them.
/ ca5not conceal from you, that, to ar
rive at this eud, II is indispensable to be-
gin by amicably discussing and agreeing
Ipou the rights Of each Of the two powers,
AID that the result Of this discussion is,
what ossht to guide US in arranging the
ndemnities and fxing the limits which
,uay be just and mutually convenient to
The two nations. You had the goodness
to say to me, that this method bad been
adopted by zen and Mr.. Cevallos. and
that, il you renewed it, precious tune
vsuld be lost without our being able to
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-27

For Boston & Portland,
RS Tue sch'r BUD Ioe, Capt
wGESA Lee; win sail as soor as th'
ice permits and take som'
S1aH freight if offered immediate
ly. Apply to
Lawrsson and Fowle.
January 25 -
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Election for Members of / ouneii.

February G0
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Public Sale

February IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22
ERoMAEW ORLEANS

Capt. Hitch, of the ship Parnasso, am.
Cd al N. York, from New-Orleans, inEorn.
that on the goth March mob collected !,
New-Orlesns, in consequence of The Briis.
ship Hamilton, representing IN her ysns il.
tri-coloured flag in disgrace to the presses
National Gpg of France. IL resulted in i,
death of one English sailor ane several Oh
ers wounded, and the destruction II Il,
ships masts and lower rigging on the -
pearance Of Gen Ripley with part OH
forces, the mob dispersed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22

he English ministry we are inclinsi
% believe, look upon the attack made UPON
the prince regent, as a most fortunate pol.
zeal wIndtal, For a long time previous 70
the sitting OF parliament, the public mind
mad been wrought up to a paroxism by The
inh"maioiy aTeeohts ~ 3uidtl, md Cor
oelt' and Hunt, and Cochrane. Refogns
reform, demands for lie suppression s
sInecnres, annual pailiaments. uniyersally
81 suffrage &c, were Numbered in the ears
Of the ministry until parliament were called
logether, While the whole nation was NOR
or Jess affected by such violence Of remot
STRANGE. A. The very outset OF all this b.
siness, While the opposition were congras
uiatlng themselves on this favorable pros
Pect, the Outrage is committed On ts
prince regent. ihis sffords the minister
a. party tar opportunity to play the sans
game that Ihsir political opponents haze
done. They will no~ put ali their minis.s-
TIsi machinery In molten. We SHALL ret
now oil assemblies Of the people presenting
her addresses Of loyalty 81 the foot Of ths
thrones expressing the most unqualified
horror Al tbs atrocious attack, acecmpanF
q with an Inflexi5le res3lution ID suppon
ne constitution, and the sovereign Of shs
mouse 81 hsnover. The mayor and &c
on mon Council Of London have ALREADY
ektn the iced m this busin~ss-they haze
'o'd the prince regent in thsir address, lhss
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22
F ON he Boston Messenger.

| On Saturday last Levi Ellis of New.
| Hampshire was sent 10 the State risoa for
life by sentence of the municipal Court.
tie was convicted Of burglary in breaking
| open the mansion-house OF the Hon Judge
Davis in The night time in January last,
stealing divers articles OF silver plate includ-
ing tumblers, spoons and tAnkard. As
ne had been acquainted in Judge Dnis's
| kitchen some years ago, and had afterwards
Oeen in the State Prison for passing counter
lett money, and bad once broken Iii in this
own, he was among the persons who were
suspec ted OF having committed the burgla-
~. But no clue 10 the offender was found
until about three weeksag he sold couple
of the iumblers al the shop Of AIR Church
Ill III bis absence Mr. {. on returning to
MS shop, Recognized the tumblers immedi
sicily, although they were defaced and bIok-
en- up, as he had made them for Judge Da-
VS. and had observed some peculiarities In
the finishing. ! he boy described Ellis.
but knew not whittier he wGnt Ellis after
wards Offered another TO Mitchell, who told
him il was Judge Dayis's plate, on which
Ellis decamped But from the description
given Il being evident 10 constablts Lane
and Reed who, hc was, and knowing that
nc belonged 10 town about twenty miles
beyond Portsmouth, they searched he YES
sels bound that way, and heard that he adj
gone home.-MI. Lane was Immediate,
ssni alter him. and by the help Of some
good CITIZENS In Newhampshire, found him
III MS own house, and some Of the stole =
spoons IN his possession. and also some sill
yer bars, into which he had melted ia.
tankard. de was brought 10 town the Sat
urdsy before last. The iniIiais Of The own
er's meme were erased from the spoons. but
20 badly as 10 leave parts oflrtters that wee
easily discerned by the goldsuiths. Oh lis
RAJ lie bad got them newly marked with
Inc tiers l. l.. when on bis arraie nmrpt
ne "as asked whether he was guilty IN,
| answer was," Ididnof 6reak iafo fhe ioDse J,
IL Is supposed he had an accomplice. From
numerous circumstances the paints inth,.
Indictment were clearly proved Il a mos,
respectable jury as TO The breaking and IN
ny ana 'hs time OF night
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22

SsgaAoTving Aofes.--On Friday last loo.
persons were arrested and committed, ..
the suspicion of having stolen eigh, 5 la
notes. Strong circumstances having indu.
ced belief shat they had swallowed Il,
money, emelics we've administered
In consequence, one Of the suspected per
sons, John Smith, cast up two notes Of Ii.
United States Bank, each Of one hundset
dollars. The others did no, deliver any.
True .3mericar.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22
NEW VOC APRIL

Three Soldiers Of the u. 5 Amy sbsv,
TWO weeks ago were arrested at Sackeu,
Haibor for stealing COW. A Mr. Brad
ley, one of the citizens who went in pursui,
a The soldiers and their plumber, received /.
shot from one them little below the groin.
The wound was very severe end at frs
supposed 70 be mortal. The soldiers were
examined and committed to the ia It
WaIertown TO take their trial at the mex.
general sessions,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22

carried hin 81 was conhuetsu 1sis
beff markei. C now believe that
ninteen in of the Offices then
there, who Fe ae living, will say that
fuch was the general qPPinion at that
time That fush was fhe opinion OF
Andre himfcIf, and alfo Of two Ameri
can officers, who certainly had an excel
lent opportunity Of knowing the public
opinion, there can be no doubt but fu
perior to all this. we hav. what coniid
or Mr.. Van Warts own confelIion Of the
facts.
There has certainly nothing appeared
which hows hat Col. Tallmadge wifhed
to injurc these men; he might have
made this declaration years ago, ye; he
was willing they fhouId enjoy the repu-
tation witch they podtfed but when
they petitioned Congrefs for an addition
\ al penhon, [ ask pardon Of Mr. Getz)
when 1o1n Pauhiag petitiOned Congrefs
for more money, implying that they had
not been efficiently paid FOR the feryice,
then was time when it became the. duty
OF Col. Tslmage, as member OF Con-
grefs, to declare the facts, that the
members might better decide how to act.
Thele men received the thanks Of con-
rrefs, and a medal, befldes a yeaIly pen
ion Of two hundred dollars during life,
for fmply performing what was the duty
of every honeR American TO perform,
and which never coff them 70 much as a
fcratch on the finger and now, after a
lapfe of thirty-6x years, when they find
the members of Ccngrefs helping them
ielves TO little more money, thefe men
want little more too. Hundreds of
widows and orphan children, whole
huibands and fathers have fallen on the
field of battle, now iuffer in poverty and
obfcurity, while thefe men, who were in
the prime of life, and who have never
flied drop of blood in defence of a
country which has done so much for
them ak for little more money. In
this requeit the (" Cow boy" is fuficient-
ly apparent. 1t has been faid that thele
men could have accepted the bribe, and
LET Andre 60. They could 70, but they
mutt have been consummate villains to
have done it and they probably expect
Ell TO get more ON the Americans for
him than what Andre offered for him
ielf. Feeling, however, that the FUN is
Little deficient, they want fmall add.
ton and, as it is worth more than two
hundred dollars year to be honef, they
muf have fmall bonus befdes.
The character and fervices of Col.
Iallmage certainly demand the conf
Genoe of his fellow citizens. He feryed
his country faithfully through the bloody
war of the revolution, and received the
thanks of the Commander in Chief, and
of Congrefs, for his gallant conduct in
the deitru6tion of the Britil: flores On
Long laand, which will live with graf
tude in the bofoms of the American peos
pie, when the names Of GARDENER, Allen
& Co. and the humble Editor of the
Cleaner, ihall be remembered no more.
The fate Of mvsatisn -DionyGus the
,yrant. ordered the mott ingenious artilf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22

So ALTO DR.. lean Guill0tine, formerly
4 member of the French National Alien
DIV from Lyons, and who was the inven
,or of The machine which BEARS his name
. as reduced head ihorter BY the WORK
Of his own hands
HENRY w. King of France, conhd-
cred this maxim hyperion 20 any other J
: the fatisfac,ion derived from revenge
is only nom. ntary, brutal, pleaiure, thar
leaves an envenomed ting behind but
thar gained from clemency Is godhke' Il
rene, and lals forever"
The Magnetic Needle, after increahng
in declination Wellward for 100 years.
till IFS declenhon was IS, is now return
ing to the north.
The following communication, addressed
ID The Printers OF the papers IN Boston was
handed TO US by the agent for the Exchange
Coffee House Reading Room, and we pub
lish /, for The edifcation OF the curious.
Boston Daily .ddU.
account ofa Remarkable Phenomenon Svlf-
messed bv Jaaes ruler and Others, on board
me schooner Only son, 7yhlle on her fas-
sage from Norfolk 20 Boston.
On Thursday, the Sd inst al 7. NJ
ape Henry Light bearing w by ) about
z leagues distant, the mates watch on deck,
he hearing strange noises in the air with
distant thunder and observing black clouds
rising at the north, although il vas nearly
calm, thought it prudent to call all hands
on deck. AS soon as and The passengers
had come on deck We beheld the main-lop
mast apparently all on fire. Il descended
down The mainiopmsst stay TO the ioremass
head, from thence down the jib stays, with
large bl4ze at the pb boom end, at the
same time,
1t came trickling down the maintopmast,
and ran across the fore and aft stay to the
fore mast head, and also descending the
msiniop lift TO the outer end OF the main
boom All the sails were down TO the
booms. The appearance Of fire aloft In
creasing, we were fearful of being consum-
ed by it, but the clouds arose from the north
attended with lightning, thunder and rain,
which put an end 70 the fiery appearance,
that had spread almost all over the rigging,
though not quite 10 the decks he dura-
ton OF the fire WAS about so miEutes
1t was more alarming from The great his.
sing, like that occasioned by throwing fish
into frying pan Of hot far, and swapping
like the burning Of oyster shells in hot fe
Sparks few in every direction 20 the dis
ance OF 2 or three feet from the spars and
rigging aloft.
A tue statement signed BY the master
mae and two passengers.
JAMES FULLER, Of Kingston,
Mass. Maser,
EBEN. FULLER, oil do. Mate
SAM'L. w. FALES, of Dedham
NM. P r. BENSON, of Provi-
dence.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22

regulation will extend the means of sub...
lance 10 large number OF poor and inas.
,rious white men, out Of employ, Il !.
same time that il viii prove an sifee.es
remedy against system Of speculasion. s,
10 have been probably exercised Ia -
tain quarter, where the government s..
psid full price for services which bad =.
previously bargainsd for a less than :.
half, or perhaps one third Of the pay, !.
established by law. II will be recolles,.l
that The President in his inaugural spss,s
declared lis determination 70 keep ~.
eye over the public expenditures, and !
overhaul every agent Of government whss
he might find misusing the public monf,
g and that accounts for i"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22

RALEIGH, APRIL 4-Imporfdnt Judicial D..
cisf0n.-At the late Superior Court Of Law i
Johnston county, oneJo S. Tarr was offer
ed as witness and objected to, upon The
ground Of defect Of religious principle VII.
nesses were called who deposed that on d.
vers occasions Tarr had declared, that lie aid
not believe there was either an heaven or ken.
nor any future rewards OF punishments II wn
commended on the other side, that Tarr shoua
be sworn to declare whether he believed ina
God, and in future state u rewards sss
punishmens.
The Judge &c. J. Tsyiur) said, tllat On be
one band i; would be incongruous 10 permit /
man 10 be sworn, where the very question va,
whether he was qualified to swear and op
the other, that he greed with those who held
that man shall not be compelled to disclose
opinions which go to disgrace and degrade
him he could not therefore permit man b
be exposed TO such temptation to suppress
the truth.
Tarr was rejected as utterly Incompetence
give evidence, and as person to whose oath
The law gives no credit.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22

We are graiihed % lesrn Says The Nor
iolA HERALD thar an order has ben 80
ION ne Navy Department., for the imme-
dia1e discharge Of all hired slaves or eolor,d
men who may b retained Is lsbonrcrs II
servants IN The Navy Yards, sc Is ~ II
o's'ss' anS io'bidding in future The errl,y.
nent ol any Other than uhi,e nevso.s