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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-14
Treasury Department.
May is, lawtlO.
Washington, April, %, 1918.


NO rICE is HEREB" GIVEN,
To the proprietors Of Stock issued
under the convention with France, of
the 50th OF April. 1908, commonly called
Louisiana Stock, that one nioie,y, or hall
Of the principal Of said stock, will be
redeemed ON the 2lst Of October next
ensuing the date hereof, and that the same
will be paid to the respective proprie.
tors, or to their attornies duly authorized
on the day before mentioned, at the
Treasury in Washington, or at such
Loan Office, on the books whereof any
portion Of said Stock may then stand.
Information is further given, that the
interest dae at the time of redemption
on such part of said Stock is held il
Europe, will be paid as heretofore il
London and Amsterdam; and that the III
tertst ON such part of said stock as hal
Seen do,sesticated, viii be paid at thu
same time with the principal, either a
the Treasury or at the Loan Offices, D:
before mentioned. And il is also hereb,
made known, that interest on the moiei)
cr a-II pf said Louisiana Stock, intent.a.
- be redeemed as aforesaid, viii cease
and determine after the 2lst day O
October, 1878.
WN. II. CRAWFORD.
sccreten-f Of The Treasury.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-14

Y did apply to the honorable Maryland
Kent Cunnty Court, by petition, on the
22d day C. September 8l8, to release me
from depts thai, am unable TO pay: BY
virtue Of an Act of Assemly, passed al
November sessions 1905, entitled, "ar
act for the relief OF sundry insolvent debt
ors" and the several appropriate supple.
ments thereto And not being able tc
produce 10 tie court, the asssnt OF my
creditors to two thirds tie amout OF the
debts. The law therefore requires mt
To tive this Notice, and wi;hiA the limit
ed TIME By law, after the expiration o.
ous nonth from the date hereof, (lf
haye not then the legal assent OF ~!
creditors 70 two thirds the amount of The
debts j + intend to file u supplementary
petition to said cour! complaining TIA,
could not get the assent Of my creditor.
as aforesaid aud that said assent is vex
atiously and unveasona'iy withheld
Robert rs. iAelnin gt0n
GEORGETOWN p. Roads Oc,. Sd 1875
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-14
II otice.

The subscriber intending in few days
to move with his family to the Western
Country has appointed Edward Gilpin Of
this Borough his Attorney in fact.--All
persons theriore who are indebted 10 him
will please make payment thereof TO him
and such as nave claims will present them
to him for atjustment.--And beng sen.
sible of the respect Of his fellow citizens
and their fayors to him in his business
he bids them an aEectionate farewell,
Charles Tatem.
Wilmington Oct. lost
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-14
Joshua Burrows.

II
And now, to Wit: this 2sth day OF Ju
lily, 1913, on motion OF complainant's so
'icitor, and on affidavit made, of the de
fendan; residing out oil ,he state, 1t is or
dered kv the chancellor, that the defcn
dant. Josua Burrows, do appear in Thu
court, and in this cause, or the first A!0n
DAY of March next. and lie his answer
or The complainaNts' bill filed in this cas-.
shsli be taken pro confesso and i, is fur
Their ordered ,hata copy of this order be
inserted wlthir 30 days from this tiate
in the Delaware Gazette and PcuinsuIe
Advertiser, publishctin the Borough o.
Wilmington iii this state, and in the
Union ior toe Country. published in the
city of Philadelhhia. and be in each OF
those papers published for three months
,ext after lis FIRST publication.
The state Of Dtlaware,1
Sussex county, to VIII.
do sertify that the above is q
true copy OF the record in the
above suit.
In testimony wheseof have
hereunto Sc, my hand and
(sRAL) affixed the seal of the Court
of Chancery. at Georgetown
the 18th day of July, Ammo
Domini 1878.
JEHU STOCKLEY,
Register in Chancery.
A,S 5-Sn
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-14
sSOs SALE

That handsome and highly improved
Farm, NORVEN, late the property Of
CAPTAIN David Ross. decrased, situated
in the county of New Castle. state of
Delaware, within the distance oil two
miles from the latter town, five miles
from Wilmington and three Of Christi
ana 3ridge--Containing about $50 acres
of land, Chiefly arabic, and in high
state of cultivation Some marsh mea-
ow in herd grass, with the necessary
drains. The woodland is thriving young
hickory and oak. and all well enclosed
witt thorn fences. l he buildings on
the place are a good brick dwelling
house, new Brick Barn with stabliug,
and stalls for so head OF cattle, rranary
land carriage house, poultry house, with
Sheds and yards for the poultry, sheep
house convenient and we'll filled, a stone
smoke house and spring house, with a
never falling spriuG Of excellent water,
land a neat well built Ice house, that will
contain 40 wagon loads. There is IN the
|place d fine young orchard Of the best
grated fruit, a very handsome and we'll
stocked Sa'de7, two good pumps, all the
stock on the FARM, consisting OF horses,
|milce COWS, WORKING oxen, pair of
younl. steers fine bull years old
Blackwell br cd sheep, 70 Merinos I,
hogs, rpultry Of different kinds, and
farming u.<,ssiis of every description.
1t is presumed that no person lnclin-
ed 10 parchase so valuable an estate, will
wish 10 en-age wi,hon, First viewing the
premises, which will be shown by APP
p'caloa AT the place or, it any iHior-
mation should he required in 'hiladcl-
phia, i, viii be given by calling on John
Leamy. Esq. No. 70, 5 Third street.
Marcia G. Ross, adm'x.
with will annexed, on the premises.
Aug. 26---tf
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-14
STAGES AND POST CuAIsEs,

Over good Turnpike Road.
One boat will leave the first wharf above
Market street, Philadelphia, every day at Il
O'Clock. The passengers will be forwarded with
|all possible dispatch by way of Whining. on
land Elkton, and arrive in Baltimore, early
next morning in time FOR he Southern Or West
eru Stages.
Another Boat will leave Bowey's wharf
Baltimore, every evening at S O'clock. The
passengers wi, be forwarded without del..y
and arrive in Philadelphia, early next morning
in time for the New York Steam Boats.
To accommodate those whose business REV.
ders the aforesaid hours announcement, Steam
Boat will leave Philadelphia daily, at 7, A. M
aud Wilmington at ,. z. M Except on Mon
ldays) the Post Chaises or Stages, Of the line
will leave Eskton or Wilmington, in season to
place them in the line southward nr eastward
the same day. and afford SO mach more time
Ito meet business or frs,ds at Wilmington, Elk.
ton, the factories on the Brandywine, or else.
where.
There are two Post Chaises running daily
leach way, and others are preparing. Those
|persons first entered on The Books OF the Steam
Boat, will be entitled to a preference in the
Post Chaises. For passage, apply to the cap.
tain on board, or to
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-14
) Dollars Reward.

Runaway from the subscriber on the
night OF the 18th inst. an apprentice 1s
IRE TIFL0RLN'G BUSINESS,
named Thomas Read, about feet7 OF
inches high, II years of age; had on
when he went away $ Superfne nlue
Cloth Coatee, white vest with red
stripes; and a pair of Nsnkeen panlalets
aud black hat--,ook with him two pair
of striped trowsers. Who ever takes
up said boy and secures him so that can
get him again, shall receive the above
reward and all reasonable charges paid
by
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-14
Nc. 81.
Adrift Boat.

A round bottom boat, was tsEer, up
adrift in the river Delaware, between
Deep water Point and New Castle, close
into the Jerrey shore, on Saturday last.
The owner by proving property, and pay
ing charges, can have her again by an
plying to
Gorge baker,
No. So, Water Street,
Oct. 6th.-st.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-14
LAID and Saw Mill,
~ PUBLIC =, END. f..

viii positively be sold at Public Sale,
ON Saturday the oath inst. at O'Clock p.
NJ 81 Mr.. Caulks, Buck Tavern, Saw
Mill on st. Georges Creek, in Pencader
hundred and county of New Castle, i'll
a well ti,,bcred neighborhood. together
with about IS acres OF land, about 20 OF
it v nodland, with tenant house in 'ood
repair. this property is bounded by Or
near Lands Of Mrs. Howell, * Mr.. Jesse
Boulder, on the road from GLASGOW TO
Middletown. An extensive bed OF
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-14
Francis Haughey, Sheriff.
ew-Cas,le, Sept. so, 1918.

BY virtue of sundry writs of Vend.
Elk. to me directed, will be exposed to
public sale,'at the house of David grinton
Wilmington, in Christiana hundred, on
W ednesday the 18th day OF October mex,
lat 10 o'clock, A. NJ. one gig and harness.
one COW and calf, hlscs smiths tool.
household and kitchen furniture, &c. &c
Also the following described properly.
situate in the Borough Of Wilmington,
and hundred Of Cbris,iana, to wit: No. l.
A lot Of Land On King street, between
High and Third streets, with n two story
house thereon ercctcd.-No. 2. A 10, ~,
ground at the corner Of Third and Kline
street, with frame Blacksmith shon
thereon erected.--No. 3. A lot of land az
French street, adjoining lands of .k,hn
Watson, and others, Containing 3 acres
more or less.
Seized and taken in execution, vs this
property Of Michael Layery, and to BE-
so4d by -
Francis HauShcy, sheriff.
icwfcsn,fe seps,so lsfs,.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-14
FOR SALE.

The time Of a healthy aciire Regrc
Girl, ,oho has t7celpe years 10 serpe
,,,l, is rosc si.r.ecn-apply to til,
Gdiior.--f
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-14
NAIL

Of 'hr arst que.iiy has lately oeen lis,
covered 81 the premises, wairr VII add
erea... - It's value, al these are many
Tar res in lis vicinity hat are rapidly inn
pr.vinp their lands, and VII soon create
a gre. demand for it. The situation is
a very pa,u hle stand for a IYhiskey Dis.
;i'Ierp and Fan Yard.
For all OF anv pari Of the above proper
t., cls.,it of m. ana two years viii be
giyer. he purchaser given bord and APP
prove security. For further particulars
enqrre OF Nathan i'oulden esq. or MT.
John Lumb, near the premises.
Morgan JOINS s.
Wilmington. Ccl. 5ih.-6t.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-14
John Bowman.

No. 8, North Wharves, Philadelphia.
N. d. All baggage to be in the charge and at
he risk of the owners, Baggage will also be
taken from, or put on board OF the New York
Steam Boats alongside, free of expence.
Aug. l5--H
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-14
WhT. II. CRAWFORD.
Wilmington and Phiiadeiphi
CUHCHEES.

Leave the Subscribers Swan Tavern
Wilmington and John Hills, formerly
the Widow Davis's, White Horse Tav.
rrn, Bank Street, Philadelphia. at o.
clock A. NJ. and 10 O'Clock a. M. ever,
day, Sundays excepted,
Fare Il rs Gents.
His Carriages are constructed on ths
most approved plan, with patent springs
,no calculated for ease and convenience
in excellent orter, and have Cereful tiri
vers,---The slrictest attention paid to pas
sengcrs, who for their convenience. vii
be taken up or set down in any part o.
the city. All baggage must be at the
risk ofthe owner.
Isaac Anderson.
October 10, lSl8-Bt
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-14
Conditions of this Paper.

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LIsKEp TWICE WEEK, AT TIVE DOLLARS
a YEAR, PAYABLE six MONTHS IN ADVANCE.
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are authorised to receive sub
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DELAWARE GAZETTE
Afu- Caslle-Georgc Pierce, Esq.
Dorer-.Mr. John NfanlOre.
S1nyrna-.Mr. ''enjanlin COomi.a.
George To1Cn, j}el.-.Mr. James An
derS0n.
Cant7cell's Bridsa-.Nr. Dazid VII
SON, Jun.
,WiifDrJ--.Nr. Peter Robinson.
I.enes I,onw--.Wr. George Boreers
Laare!-Mr. Fphraim Collins.
Mideiiaoscn--.Ur. Philip Rsading
Ei:fon, Tobias Ruda,ph, Est
Other appointments will spcet'',
be wade,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-14
James Hamilton
near sVilmiy

near Wilmington.
NIB. All persons are forbid harboring
said boy q, theiv peril. II taken out Of
the state, I will give ten.
Sept. l9--St.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-14
Wilmington, Del. r'eb. 2s--tf

III the Court Of Chancery,
kAF the state OF Delaware, held in
~ George T"wn, in and for the
county of Sussex, Of the Sumner Term
A. D. 1878.
w. II. Wells, Burton Waples,1
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-14
OFFICE.

The Trustees of the Poor of New
Castle County, are requested to meet a
,hv Poor house, on Thursday the frs
1ay of October next, at ten O'Clock. Thos,
who have accounts, &c. may presen
them f,r settlement.
John Sutton, Sec'y.
Stpt. l2.--51s
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-14
Francis Haughey, Sh'E.
Newt astle, Sept. 3oth, 1918.

BY virtue Of a writ of vend. ex. TO me
directed, will be exposed to public sale.
at the house of Isaiah Heis.er, village OF
St. Georges, in Red Lion hundred. on
Tuesday the 18th day Of October next, at
10 O'Clock, A. II. Household and kitchen
furniture, one horse. one gig and harness,
one COW &c. &c. Also the following des.
cribed life estate, situate in Red Lion
hundred, bounded by lands of Major
Foreman, Elizabeth Forde and others.
containing ninety-nine acres.
Seized and taken in execution. as the
property of Isaiah Holster, and to be SOLD
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-14
sherif''s tS'nses.

BY virtne Of writ of Nene., Tx. 20
r,e directed, " y be expcsed &c p',i'ic
|s,le al the Ii use Of Amelia Cock. Can't
wells Bridge in ST. Grorges bunGt ID on
Thursday the 18th tlav Of Oc.yber at IL
10 clock noon. The following dc 5c,i lied
real property to wit No. J. A farm in
isl. Georges hundred, boundedty Fcoper-
lty OF John .f,errit, David Withftsp ,on,
III" State road, lea!ing from the 9uck
Tavern, TO Middletoa.---No. 2. A house
and lot in the village Of hfiddIet,wn,
bounded by property of Andrew Maui
ldain and Thomas Merritt No. 8.
Twenty.slx acres Of Woodland, bounded
Iby lands of Thomas Merit, John Hays
and others, containing bv computation
lin the whole, four hundred acres moro
Ior less.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of andrew j. Peterson, and to
Ibe sold by
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-14
\ office.

Wilmington, oct. 5tb.--6t.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-14

October 10, lSl8--8t
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-14

Wilmington Oct. los.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-15

again. far they we're certain they bboald rife
tram The dead on The third day."
With respect to the other three, the
daughter Judith, being with child, was
not tried, and the two fons, David and
John Datartie, about IS, and 20 years
Of ages having been ALTO tried and con
demned, continued fullen and referyed,
ia hopes Of feeling thofe that were execu
ted rife from the dead, but being difap-
pointed, they became, or ieemed to be.
come, fensible of their error, and were
both pardoned. Yet NOT long afterwards
one of them relapfed into the fame fnare,
and murdered an innocent perfon, with
out either proyocatlon or previous quar-
rel, and for no other reafon, as he con-
fehed, but that God had commanded him 70
to do, Being the fecond time brought
TO trial. he was found guilty of murder
and condemned. Mr.. COrden attended
him again under the fecond fentencc,
and acknowledged, with great apparent
iacceis. No man could appear more
deeply senlble of his error and deluGon,
or could die more Gncere and hearty
penitent on account of his horrid crimes.
With great attention he liitencd to Mr..
Gorden, while he explained to bin the
terms of pardon and iaIvation propofed
in the Gofpel, and feemed to die 10 the
laudable hopes Of mercy, through the
all fuhicient merits CT a Redeemer."
thus ended that tragicaI fcene of
fanaticifm in which feven perfons loft
their lives, one was killed, two were
murdered, and four executed for the
murders. "A signal and melancholy in
itance Of the weakness and frailtY of
human nature, and to what giddy heights
of extravaganza and madnefs, an inAam-
ed imagination Will carry unfortunate
mogtals.'
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-15
18th Congress....2d Session
In SENATE, Koy 50, DRc. /, and :.
Monument of Washington.


The Committee Consisting oil the Hon,
Messfs. Guldsborough, Roberts, and Bur
rill) appointed on the subject, reported a
bill TO authorize the erection of aIONU-
MENf over the remains of GEORGE
WASHINGTON, a.. Mount Vernon,
which passed 20 a seccn1 reading.
a resolution tor admitting HEnois into
the Union and bill concerning IaUaHd
Pensioners were ordered to third reading.
Judicial System.
A biz 70 provide for the more convenient
organization OF the Courts OF the II. States.
ard Ill 3Stmeni Of CirclR Judges, was
reported BY the judicial C0mmittee, and
ordered second reading.
Amendment of Constitution.
Mr.. Dickerson, with leave, introduced
resolution proposing TO amend the Consti-
tdlion fthe United States So far as tonake
the mode Of elec,iDg electors of President
and Vice President of the United States,
and Of Representatives to Congress uniform
10y districts) throughout the u. 5. passed
10 second reading.
The bill authorizing the appointment oF
p additional Clerks in the Pension Office,
passed IN concurrence with the House.
A resolution authorizing the members of
both Houses to transmit, free of postage,
certain documents already received from
he President, or any message or doc
umeats which may be communicated by
the Executive during The session, was read
third time and passed. The House has
coRcurredl
american colns.-A committee was ap.
pointed to report on the expsdiency of pro.
hlbiling the expectation of American CONS.
Uniayorable reports were made on the
petitions of Matthew Lyoa, George Stone,
John Brown, and Lucy cottineau.
Pert Of each day the Senate took into
consideration Executive business, when
the doors We're closed. Adj.
DRc. 5.
The bill granting pension to Gen.
Stark, passed 10 second reading.
A report of the Secretary of the Treasu-
ny il relation 20 the officers efthe Customs
which il may be proper to suppress, was
received,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-15
TOT ne I0TtIUlt0 Nus eItt.
ELI TREES, Nov %, 1918.


ELI TREEs, Nov 90, 1918.
+. he Editor Qfthe Portland Gase4e.
Thar principle, in the human
|oaitution, which is the foundation of
mural religion, and without which
.,e)atien could not well be diitingulih
nom fables and the grofeft superfti-
n, lsems, of late, and in our neighbour
Dod to be prostituted TO the loweit
ade Of fanaticism and in the opinion
many, tends rapidly 70 the iubverilon
*Fthat order and method which have
&tn looked upon edentiai to the exis-
Srfe Of chriItian societies, and civil gov
Sunent as allowed and luifi6ed by
bril- ard the Apoitles themfclVes-and
81 arguments founded on reafon and the
Eslpr Of things may prove Intellectual, as
hky generally have done, on minds
LTD BY enthufafm, and led by errone-
y. news of The laws of the natural and
[prsl world yet 70 long as it is poikolc,
eat, that examples well attefted, of
lances to what disa9rous lengths such
Nd fsaafiaEn and mjigmded 0te1vs of re-
b have brought Others to, it may not
altogether utelefs to Prelent some ca
of this kind to the minds Of the PEG
lhrough the medium of a newfpaper.
ID It the following extract from the
terry of SouthCarolina fhall meet your
Fobaiion ; and you ihall be diipofed
ay before your readers, other exam
ofthe horrid efects ariGng from the
eauIs, | will hereafter supply you
them-I have been told by perfons
pit connections with others that lived
after the period of trial that there
20 doubt of the general correctness
~ following facts-I send you the
zee Of the hiaorian, and the facts in
owu WORKS. ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
Tho religion, rightly underlfood, land
<rally practised, is productive of the
slutary and beneficial consequences
'e'slN yet nothing has more perni-
influence than miaaken notions of
y all kinds Of deluGon, religious
aaaalm is the mott deplorable, and
osea often attended with the mott
sneaOlly and difmal effects. BY abuf-
'as o5tt things, they may be made
innocent occaGon Of the WORT Ma
a'anlties have happened in the world
~ account OF religion, yet the fatal
keuenceS ought not to be charged to
oislne inititution which naturally
p Oeneyolence, gentlenefs, and
= Out e the ignorance and corrup-
Y human nature, which Pervert and
y EnthuGalts generally agree in
4s''eies they dilclaim the boqcer
s.ss'r'ty Of The civil magifrate, and
- their own qDiH fapeies, the fruits
'''' sfrsdtraia, for The imPayfs Of the |
! SPIRIT, both cf which are big
'7e mott fatal confsquences 10 70
Inc defperate fanatic Venner, in
's'sn Of Charles The fecoa4, was not
''anipOrted with religious Phrenfy
Madness. than an unfortunate family
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-15

n .ssnding Eomnissee 81 the Sostet} g
.eoasi OF shs Commonwealth o. Massa
80 ,.coassfus 10 tate ofsae Societs
q 8 poAlic aosice II he Widows ING
81 { Is Ill decssssd aierbers, and 70 sucl
h.ea IS I've edAcaa 10 nscessiaep'
~ "a ,lsa ftsAaas for relief m.l
~ Il 81 il II fat tise .asf Safe day ~ .fai-p
NC n II o'clock the otsndiag Con-
80 = ay irdiw vi the eof.--Aad 70
80 c amitsee ate hereby no'ifs d, tbS' sRf
80 - wsls meet Il Ceaeeri Aaf. 81 IL Z
s i NJ "a sid i.Ss - ueass q J4nusfg
IT, II nles d tie Sanding 6 ymmittfs
n lslp Bropks. Nc. samuel Re- kins,
M il. Esq Nj K2W.s,
- 'n..,, swaselid, capt. Esaa@ls Green.
Il n.,,isms, Cap bFadioid,
4 Isl~edef, 81 ! O. 8. M9' on
~ B.slee. Capt . stoa,
= i n.iaw, | CAPT, Ihomss II We,
81 ps-k.rs. Df john Hal
Ii. pshs,
Per order,
ne CALENDER, assist seey.
i. 9ecs,ato Z, 1913