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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-04
For Freight,
For Freight,

LIZ The good schr. THREE-SlS-
METERS, capt Lowell, burtben 90
'1ns or about 400 barrels, will be ready to-
norrew to receive freight for any eastern
port on application to .nnsc
,gyho offer for ,als received per sad schr.
20 tons plaster casks lime
X baps 6lberts. July 2
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-04
Ground Alum Salt.
SIXTEEN hundred bushels on board
~ brig Bliss, from Liverpool, for sale by
May 20 LINDSAY e. HILL

John FL. Ladd 8 Co.
OFFER for sale, received per schooner
" Primrose,
5 cases mems and boys fine shoes
l2 IBIS mackarel
90 casks Thomastown lime may rs
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For Freight,

For Freight,
SM The brig BROTHERS, captain
~ Seaman, will be ready tor cargo
n few days, and take freight low. APc.
nIy 10 ABIJ All ADAMS, Central wharf,
who offers for sale, her cargo,
225 tons plaster Paris.
IN STORE,
ESQ casks Thomaston lime, IN good oruer.
iune PC
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-04
For Freight,

FIX The schr. NEWS captain earn,
Nj and scbr. TOBIAS, capt Thomas.
burthen 300 and Goo barrels. are both
goci vessels, and will take coastwlse
Freight 10 any port, for which they will be
re,dy in three or four days.-Apply to
''' WIN. FOHLE 4 Co.
July 5,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-04
Blown Salt
TUsT RECEIVED, 100 sacks fine salt,
u large size liverpool gil 'd) for sale by
June 26 LINDSAY & HILL.
For Sale.

\ N excellent cook. He will be sold to
n resident Of the Districts first
rate servant. For further particulars APP
ply TO the printer. CIV june 8
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-04
For Boston s Newburyport,

For Boston 8 NeWDuryp0rt,
HN The brig THREE-BROTHERS,
N.Y. captain Rodgers. is now ready to
lie freight on board, and will sail in a
ssw davs' and take freight for either OF the
hove places on reasonable terms. Apply
sO0'' w. FOWLE & Co.
Who have for sale the cargo of the schr.
Victor, captain Dennett, of 80 tons plaster
For Freight,
sK The schnr. VICTOR, burthen
ARabout TOO bbls. an excellent vessel,
sni will take freight for any easter port
Apply as above. July
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-12
DISTRESSING CASUALTIES.

Extract Of letter, dated Finest town, We'd
ncsiay morning, , O'Clock, Feb. II.
81 know not how TO detail the malanc holy
events of The present week in this place.
"On Sunday, two men, iSarraizen, the
cooper, end James Dusen! cry who hal
beep from the Mil Creek over 10 Fish
Point. and were returning in double
sleigh drawn by one horse, drove into a
crack. about a third of tie distance over,
where the ice mad parted twenty or thirty
feet and the water was SKINNED over
with ice ofthe preceding nights freezing.
The horse and sleigh are supposed to have
gone down instantly but the men remained
on the surface, until their cries had alarmed
a man on the island and another on this
shore, who ran TO their assistance, and ar
rived near enough to see them struggling !;
but, before, they could reach them. they
sunk. The bottom was raked on Monday,
and the bodies, horse and sleigh, drawn up
in 60 fathom wafer. Yesterday they were
inferred.
"This melancholy event was followedby
another Mr. Edward Clark, an aged and
very infrm man, in the third Concession,
persisted on Sunday night. He rose from
The bed, and went to light bis pipe at the
fire, when he fell into it, and was burnt to
death.
"But those occurrences are lost and I'M
seen in the deeper gloom OF an accident
which has just happened.
"NTr. James w. Jones expected TO have
been in town on Saturday but repeated dis
appointments prevented him. Last night
he went up to the widow Williams (about
miles above the viIlsge) intending to re-
main there until the morning, then to take
horse from thence and go down to Kings
ion. About l. O'Clock, was Weakened by
shrieks of some one passing my window,
calling to me something Il know not what)
about fire. As opened my eyes, per-
ceived the room brightly lightened, and at
first, thought it must be our own house en-
veloped in flame. l sprang from bed, and
saw, from the window, DIR. Jones's house
covered with sheets of FIRE. The same
moment his daughter, Julia (about le years
of sge) opened the kitchen door, and told
US her mother was in the house, we ran
over. The front part Of the house showed
no FIRE. Mr.. Wilcox caught board, burst
open the door, and stepped to enter, when
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-12
GENERAL Ksoy's vINplcATIoN.


We take, pleasure in promptly publish
ing the following article, from the Ma
tional Inteligencer of March 9, containing
a very able and satisfactory v'ndication of
General Jaokson's measures in the Semi
mole war. Every printer, we hope, will
give il insertion, who wishes to dissent
nate fair and impartial exposition of the
Generals motives. The documents ac-
comparing it viii! be given hereafter.
IGazette.
srR,cTUREs ON Mr.. IACocK's REPORT ON
THE SEMINOLE WAR.
The author of this article has had access
10 documents, the perlsal OF which con-
WINGED him that the report ct the select
committee Of the Senate on the Seminole
war, is alike unjusti6able in temper, ar+u-
rnent and statements. Its temper is harsh
and yindictive, its arguments are childish
" weak, and its statements are, in many
instances, grossly and unaccountably err
roneous.
The report has been read with asto-
aishment and regret-regret, that such a
document should go before the world un'
answered in senatorial discussion-and as
tonishment, as well at the institution OF
such an enquiry into the conduct OF Gen.
Jackson, as at the anomalous AMI unfair
manner in which the investigation has
been conducted.
But independently Of the peculiar hue OF
this instrument, it is also Objectionable
LIST. because it is designed to impute the
cause OF the war to our own officers and ex-
ecutive, laying aside allo provocation aud
aggression on the part of the lndians;2d be
cause it directly duplicates the president d
secretary of War ; for, although they were
not, in the first instance, guilty of what the
committee calls "a gross violation of the
constitution, :" yet they made the act theirs
by adoption and. il this implied accusa-
ton is Just, those officers ought to be i'm
peached and Sd. because the Senate
Should not PREJUDICE case which they
may be required to examine jude tally
and on which this anticipation Of censure
would disqualify them to act.
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the upper floor came down with a d,.it,
crash, and volume of smoke and A.,
bursting out, drove him back. The -,
ding was now enclosed in an awful conf.
grafton, and We we're forced 10 sand h..
and gaze On the seine, silent, ave-s,,uI,,
and inactive.
Julia says, they went 10 bed shop,
o'ciock. She and ali;tIe sisler.a wear or >,
Old. slept nth her mother, in lie bed
at the end flhe front room. Her ,r,,a,,
put two or three green sticks ard g.
kndlIng wood ihio the Stove. She 49,.
walked by her mother standing by tI.l.
side and screaming 10 her; POINTING 70 ;,
Kitchen filled with flames, ani e1cI,;u;n
see the fire." She opened tbe Li,DI
door to try if she could get 10 her r,,,
daughters in the other bed room and =.
the same. time told Julia 10 suriug on, :
the window, which she did. She s,v -,
mother shut the kitchen door ami .L;.r
she threw something over the win..cv -.
II to Keep the air from drawing tL,o.gb
Bu; perhaps it vas smoak. AT alley.n,,
she tuned TO take the child from the b.,
'u''a ran round to TIE window Of the room
where her other two sisters slept, but ,hs
Hame prevented her from entering or Io,L
ing in; AMI when she returned to The -ron.
window, She could see nothing Of her mo.
Their.
We can now distinguish Mrs Jonesa
remains lying near where the Led stood
nut have not yet attempted to ,euoys
'hem'-Ihe sceae is dreadful. neve,
witnessed any event, which cast So heavy,
gloom over my feelings"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-12
LONGEVITY,

There is now living in this CITY neg,o
man named John ShadweIl Dock q rstivs
OF Africa, WHO according TO his own A..
count toahe gentleman to WHOM he last he.
longe!, is about one hundred and tbirty.
i've years of aye. He states tia, when A.
boat !wen'ythrac years old, a war existed
between the native Africans. in which he
was taken prisoner and sold 10 the Eupiisb.
From the English he was captured W the
French and carried to France, W .crc he
lived twenty wears. About two wears after
he arrived in America at Marlborough, in
this state, from whence he was sola 10 COL
Benz. Young, near Baltimore, with whom
he lived twenty one years: he then became
the property of Mr. Zachariah Maccu5bin.
with whom and with bis son he lived sixty
wears, when the younger Maccu5bin died,
which was in Nov. 1909. ball. paper.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-12
FRIDAY, MARCH 70, 1919.

Mr.. SNownEN.
The following verses are so exquisite m
their composition, that though many OF your
readers may have seen them before, they
NAV ut be displeased at their being pre-
sented to them a second time.
THE BuTTERFLY's FUNERAL.
Oh. We, who SO lately were bligthsome and
Al the butterHy's banquet carousing away ;
Your feasts and your reyels Of pleasures are
Hrd, [dead!
For the soul of the banquet-the Butterfly
No longer the Flies and the Emmets ad-
vance. [per's dance !;
To ioin with their friends in the GrasshoP-
For, see his thin form DER thefayorite bend,
And the Grasshopper mourns for the loss OF
his friend
And hark to the funeral dirge Of the Bee,
And the Beetle that follows as mourniul as
he. [wave,
And see where so sadly the green rushes
The Mob is preparing the Butterfly grave.
The Dormouse attended, but cold. and
forlorn. horn !;
And the Gnat slowly winded his shrlll little
And the Moth, who was grieved Tor the loss
Of a sister,
Bent over the body, and silently kissed her.
The corse was embalmed at the SET Of the
sun, thad spun !;
Andenclosed in a case which the Silkworm
By the help OF the Hornet the coffin was laid
On a bier out of myrtle and jessamine made.
In weepers and scarps came the Butterflies
all, Ipall (;
And six of their number supported their
And the Spider came then. in his mourning
so black, tened him back.
But the fire Of the glow worm soon frigh-
The grub left his nut shell to join the sad
,hrong, [long,
And slowly led with nm me booK"nrm a.
Who wept his poor neighbor's unfortunate
doom, his tomb.
And wrote these few lines, to be placed on
EPITAPH.
At this solemn spot, where the green rushes
wave, [grave !;
Here silently We bend DER the Bu'terhy's
Twas here we to beauty ourohsequies pai',
And hallowed the ground which her ashes
had made;
And here shall the daisies and vioiets blow,
And the lilies discover their bosoms ofsnow,
While under the leaf, in the evenings of
spring, [hopper sing.
Still mourning her friend shall the Grass
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-12
New Livery Stable.

'5'HE subscriber has established, on lAs
L wharf, stable of horses, and he take;
this method of ;quainting the citizens VI
Alexandra, particularly those genti!et,ueta
resting on the wharf, that there VIII &c
good saddle horses and carriages always III
constanireadiness for those who may please
favor him with their calls. !,
n. B. Horses will be taken TO Livery W
the day, week, or month. or
WM. B. STEWART,
March II TAI
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-12
Charleston. March /

NHHTftStOH, .VNTCH I.
HnrGna, Feb l9- With thisy on have our
latest papers Oar market continues with.
out anv material alteration. The convoy
sailed tbs morning for Caiiz, &c. DC.
lrgp insursent brig was of last evening"
Philadelphia -four, &l3 SO; Alexandra DO
II; New-OrIeans do re-; rice Q 3-3; lard
eS cts; boards sos; ioIasses 10 rs. dccIi-
ming coffee 261 dolls; Muscovsdo rsgsr9
dolls ; brown, [box) 81. Bills on N. York
anu Philadelphia, 81 per cent. premium.
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We ore authorised IN etato that C,vLLo.

We are authorised to state that Cuhbers
Po0oej, Esq declines being considered
Candidate for the Senate for the next elec.
ton.
We are authorised to announce William
Fl. Ftshush Esq. of Fairfax, as a Cani-
date for the next Senatorial district. com.
posed at the next election, of the coun,ie,
of Loudoun, Fairfax, and Fauquir.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-12
Bounty Lands.

T'WlSH to purchase Soldiers patents tof
Il Bounty Lands in The Missouri lerIlnI,
ry. All persons having Them tor sale "oIa
do well by calling on me, as they may us,
pend on getting the very highest prices u
cash for the same. Please TO call at my u
fee, Bridge-street, Georgetown, next o0'i
below Crawford's Hotel. cc
ROMULES RIGGS.
March II
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Farmers, now is the time 10
sew ClOycrsepd.

1T is to be had OF very superior quality
4 just from Pennsylvania, by applying "
M. MILLER & son.
They have also on hand a few ticrces ana
barrels of best GREEN COFFEE, and III hhO'
ofnice retailing MoLAssEs.
Eth March ot
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ALEXANDRIA,:
Friday. MECH 70, 1919.

One of the most irresistible proofs that
can be imagined of the powerful effects Of
great and meritorious service to a nation,
is an obstinate reluctance on the part OF its
people, to scan. " tn scrupu'ous exactness,
the errors or the tanl!s of the person who
performs them and this is one Of the cases
in which merit becomes protecting shield.
stronger than adamant. The services Of
the celebrated Warren Hastings. were so
vast and upequivocal, that an attempt to
bring him to Justice for some acts of NAL
administration, which no man of common
sense could doubt to be deserving ofSevcre
cersure, contributed to despOil the favorite
party of the people of Engla of irwelI-
earned popularity; End Fox, and Burke,
and Sheridan incurred more odium by their
prosecution of that man than by al their
other unpopular acts put together, while
they. on the contrary, firmly maintained
the opinion, in which the were supported
by majority of the best and wisest men in
Great Britain, that the house OF lords was
more disgraced by his acquiltai than by all
the misdeeds put together IN the history OF
parliament. The fact is, that the nation
were unwilling to part with their admira-
ton of the mar, who by his indominable
spirit, and unexampIed energy, had saved
the hither peninsula of India from The most
formidable league that bad ever been form
ed against the British sovereignty in that
quarter of the world. Have we not wit
ressed the potent effects of a sentiment of
the same kind operating amongst us in the
case of general lack son! think we have.
1t calls TO mind feicitous remark made
by Samuel johnson on the partial admira
ton with which the world regarded the
smaller poems of Milton, of which, in ge-
neral, the doctor thought very lightly
"Such is the power of reputation justly &C
CURED" says he, - that its blaze drives
away the eye from nice examination: surely
no man could have fancied that he read Ly-
cidus with pleasure, had he not known its
author"
We understand that the Hon John For
syth. of Georgia, this day took formal leave
OF the executive, previous TO hi. departure
as Minister pIenpotenliar, f. Spain. The
U. States sIoop OF war Hornet, captain
Read nov at Boston is waiting to convey
Mr.. Forsyth to his destination.
LUGsh. City Gazette.
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The Chevalier de Onis we learn, will
return home to Spain in May next, has ing,
al his request, obtained leave Of his sove-
reign tor that purpose Conjecture has
not na,aed successor likely to I'LL a post
that has been SO long and faithfully occupi-
Ell by the Don. ibid.
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~ WOI1LU OF NOflce

THE SUBSCRIPTIONS to the CENTRAL cOLLrGE
= win the other property of that institution, herg
transferred 10 the UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA ii de-
veiVes on me, as Proctor olha institution u all on all
oehhquehi Subscribers to pay up the balance that 10
u"e on iher subscription The buildings improve
nen.S are progressing and trust the friends OF that
Institution will suffer them to stop Tor tlr want OF
mat aid voluntarily offered by them. therefore re-
quest a dehquents TO pay, without delay the balances
cue on their subscriptions to ALEXANDER GARRETT,
ESQ BnrsaT of the University of Virginia or II more
convenient TO deposit the the Sank of virginia
to the credit OF the said Bursar.
80 A. S. BRoCKENRoUGH, y. U.V.
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James Pjrey I0nd fa,. .SoL,

ENHE Subscribers wish 10 dispose Of a tract Of LAND
n lying IN the comfy ~ Powhatan on James river
about ~ miles above Richmond, aud in the neighbor.
MOOD OF several manufacturing mills. Ibis tTact cen.
dns ny tate survey 1901 acres-one third OF which IS
well numbered, the cleared land Of prime auaIity cav
foundation and may be greatly improved by the use Of
plaster aud clover is we'll adapted to the culture Of
tobacco corn, wheat and other kinds Of produce raised
in this part Of the state II s thought unnecessary 10
give any further description, pTesu,ing persons dis
posed TO purchase will viGw the land which will he
shown by Mr.. w. WILSON, who resides on the place
The above tract Of Land will be offered at public sale
MPOwhatan Courthouse, on ThWySddy the 10Th dan Of
september neat, under the management Of " c. - d;
CLARKE.,. Terms, one bali cash, the balance in 1--WE
equal payments, at nine aud eighteen months to he Sc
cured by deed ~ trust on the land.
July 30. 2i..tds PULLI4JT& SP1NN
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Virginia Land ONjos o3J -Jv7v $50

N conformity with an acI OF the General Assembly
entitled, " An act to amend The several laws con,
corning escAeals," passed February IIth, 1911 1 do
hereby make known to all whom il may ina, II
appears by return Of the escheator for the County Of
Isle OF Wight, that the following real estate Of which
,esed, has been found, by inquest taken accoTdng 10
law, to have escheated TO this commonwealth yis
TWO lois OF ground in the town of Smlthheld disli
snlshed ~ the plan OF said as No 81 and az ON
"Oicp there Is t"erably capacious g.house-
snd two tracts Of land In the aforesaid county Of Is
"ght one OF them containing $50 acres situate min.
nhes s. w. from The CouTi-hOHse adjoining the Iapds
OF Adam Fnigbam and others the ot,er CONTAINING 81
acres "a 'hs neighb0Ibood Of SmiIhhrd nine miles
8. E. fTom the courthouse and ADJOINING The anas ~
Samuel " hithed and others "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-07-30

MR.. HILLI8N IL. 4D4HS-Yom will please to
Iva take notice that shall The ninth cay Of Oc-
toner next between the rising aud setting OF the Of
same day, at the house Of Sarah williamson in the
county Of FlHvanna proceed To take The afdayits OF
Thomas W. OmobundTO and others. to he read as evil
nehce IN suit IN chancery in the county court OF Am
heTst ~ which am defendant aud you are plaintiff
MARY r.. UOOLLING, Adu,'N of
July 80. 2Ig6w Jos.nb wn,I,in" - "
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Heurico. JuIy 40

NOTICE.-,ihereas entered into a contract with
~ Ar. EVERARD HALL, OF Princess Anne county
the 22d Of May 1915 relative to the establishment OF
certain Salt Works AT MOTIFS Island and elsewhere since
which time circumstances have TRANSFERRED from which
deem the said contract null aud void from the com
mencemen therefore, thus publicly give notice TO
all persons whatever, that do not consider bound
by coatracs whch EyeIard Hall may hitherto
entered into hereafter enter into by virtue Of
said aforementioned contract, otheTwse-hereby
foTewarnng all persons from creditng the said Eve.
rard Hall, on the faith Of my responsibility.
July 80. 2i..6t WN BIACKLRDGH
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ROGnOhe Navigation COmpdHU
"A meeting Of The Directors Of the Roanoke N,yi-
IA CATION Company. held the 2l,h day OF March
last was ordered that the stockholders in said COM
pahy pay n1 The treasury by the day Of September
next, Ten DOLLARS each share OF stock by then,
held. n IOHNSToN Tr.o.,,.r N'''
Halifax. Jny 80. "a Ia,
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IN HANCEKY..,.Ata court held Tor Prince Ed,aId
II county, June the 2lst, 1919

DdNS ''''''s'''''...' Complainant,
Sarah Mitchell, John Tburmond and Dosba his wifi,
element Davis aud BeSey his wife, joel Watkins and
Polly his wife, Richmond Stalham aud Kboda bis q, 70
Gresham IhoTnhi and Jobsnnal his .fe Josiah vii
hams and Martha his wife, and Samuel - Hiii an in
fant under the age Of twenty years. Dejpya19fs
joel watkins ". IS appointed guardian tor the Jpfsnt
deiendaut Samuel D. Ill., for the special purpose Of dv
tending his interest in this suit and came the complain
aus by bis counsel aud hsd his hill and the defendants
John lhuTmoHa and DOsha bis wife, Josiah william.
and Martha biswite not havHg entered their appearance
aud given security according an act Of the C;euer,
Assembly and zoe rules Of this court aud IL appearing
10 httasaclloh OF the court that they inhabit
ants Of this states the motion Of the complainant nv
counsel II Is ordered, That the said defendants ob1
Ihufnohd aud DOsha his wife, Josiah Williams
ava NaTibs bis wife, DO appear here on the
htst daj OF Octooer court nest, and answer the
compliments bill, and that copy Of this order he
ierthE th inserted In some oftbe public newspapers
printed IN the city Of Richmond, for months sgc
cessvey aud also posted the front door Of the court
hOufe 0f this county.
COPy-Teste, 3. J. WoHSHAM. nc
'uy ". 2d..Wsw'
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-. WIN. G, PENDLETON, Repr
n The Editors OF the National JnIeliornceI y nh
lished IN The city Of Washington will please insert III.
ABOVE IN HER paper tCeeAiy for Ipesks in s,ccse
SION, ana transmit their account heretofore for nay
ment. 2I.,V6w WA n pENntrTnkgs" '-
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MOI ICE. ~ lillian Patterson 8 TAemQg a. Bo,.
S0"Oy, Of The irm % Patterson < Ponsonby having
assigned l" The subscribers tber stock goods and
Gail the debts due aud the SAID firm In trukt
Tor the benefit of thr cr-f,icTb, the business Will he
cohducted 10 aclrse a. Fa'-. Of the nusi.es
As " IS TIE "lst 90 a .stces, TO carry into execu.
lion tue purposes o. ,rust speedily rs Cossib,r
all persons rd-ht-t the said firm are reanesrd To-
max i'"neda'e .t1ent 10 the subscribers or their
authorised agat All persons having claims aoain.t
the SAID tim viii make then known to US.
UyGLI4H KYLE
- PHILIP MAYO.
"'N. Peterson Thomas Il. poBsonby are appoint.
ed onf agent with full transact any bu:ines.
relating To the trust above M mentioned.
UILLLAU KYLE,
July so. 2l..lt PHILJp H4JlO