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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-09-05

least of examination. Tfthe conduct CT France
has been unprovoked, if she first began this
warfare, and we are on the defensive, and pre-
fer retaliation to reducement, there are two
modes of counteractlng ia tonnage duty,
which would exclude French shipping, or
duty OIL their manufactures, which would compel
them TO reduce theirs on oar razU Material The
first has been adopted-its operation is only in
favor of the merchant; the second was reject
ed; it would have benefited the mana faGtHrer
and the farmer, and been of equal service to
commerce. The heavy discriminating duty is
on our produce, not tonnage. The principle
of equal protection should have embraced all
interests alike-it has been confined to the
carrier, the Producer; and the manufacturer
has been overlooked. The rights OF primo
geniture have been successfully asserted, and
unanimously sanctioned. Will France give
way or retaliatef In the latter event, let the
agriculturist look to the exclusion OF his pro-
duce the shipping interest can only be reach
ed through the products which give 1t en-
ployment-the cotton planters have unani-
mousy opposed the protection of manufactures
and advocated the navigation acts; they have
thrown their entire weight into the scale OF
commerce. The consumption OF their cotton
was unworthy of their notice. The carrying
OI IL Has llluuCCu uiCh " JUN ia =" SohS N>'A
war which may terminate against their inte-
rests. Mr.. Galatin states that we imported
I" 100000 ofthe produce OF French industry,
more than two thirds the produce OF modes
and luxuries manufactured at Paris, and OF Ly-
ons' silks exported from Havre, exclusive OF
wines, brandes and dried fruits, and other
articles of that nature" One would think that
this fact would have assured to statesman the
point in which to attack France. Exclude
her manufactures from our market, or impose
duty equal to hers. That however seems not
to be consistent with the rules of political
economists-it would give employment to oar
laborers, infuse life and new spirit into oar
manufacturers. A reduction of import duties
would increase the price Of the raw material to
the farmer, diminish it to the consumer of the
manufacture-these are considerations which
have excited no attention. The great national
contest now is. whether the duties shall be the
same, whether imported in French or Amerl-
can vessels. Let the cotton, tobacco and rice
planter look out The day may come when
the sugar planter may find it would have been
as well to have excluded the produce of the
British islands, as the carrying oft in British
vessels.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-09-05
NETWORK, AUG. g.

BY the packet James Monroe, we have
received London papers to the goth
June, which furnish the following intelli-
gence:
The Queen had given orders for a
suitable residence. She has denied that
her advisers were ever authorized to say
she would reside abroad.
Mr.. Canning is reported to have re-
signed, or obtained permission to be alb
sent from the house during the discussion
respecting the Queen.
The trade of England is said to have
improved latterly, particularly in Colo
NAL articles The Stocks had not been
varied materially.
A Paris paper Of June oath, contains
the following -" Mr.. Gallatin, the Am
bassador of the United States of Ameri-
ca, had yesterday long conference with
M. Pasquier, the Minister for Foreign
Affairs
At the close of the poll in Dublin, for
member of the Imperial Parliament,
in place of the late Mr. Grattan, Mr.. Ellis
had Isl votes, and Mr.. Grattan, son Of
the deceased, 73.
The Paris Moniteur ofthe 25dof June,
says, the troubles which agitated Paris
have been renewed at Nantes, but with
as little success as in the capital.
Disturbances avebroken out in Spain.
Bands have formed under the influence
of the Priests, particularly in Arragon
and Andalusia. They have enrolled
themselves underline banner of the Cross.
Great fermentation prevails in Saragossa.
The province of Valencia has become a
prey to band Of robbers.
Cessation Of RosdhHies.-The brig
Zeno, Slade, has arrived at Philadelphiaiu
9 days from Porto Rice. Capt. S. states
that the day previous to his sailing two
Spanish briggs of war had arrived from
Porto Cavelo Their officers stated .
cessation of hostilities had taken place on
the Main between the Royalists and Pa
triots.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-09-05

Ian ofelection, which threw the power
into the hands of the old jacobin party.
All the friends of good order and the
charter opposed this horrible violence,
and foretold its revolutionary effects.
In vain--the faUorite carried all before
him. The royalists were every where
prosecuted, prosecuted, and punished ,
the revolutionists were every where en-
ployed, encouraged, and enfamed.
The Law of Elections, thus made by
De CAFES for his own purposes, thus
favorable to the revolution doctrines, and
thus fertile in jacobin regicides and Boz
naharti8t deputies, was OF course to be
repealed, and the attempt to undo this
Gordian knot of De CAFES has brought
the monarchy to the brink of aprecipice
over which, even while we write, it
may have already fallen.
We sincerely hope that our appre-
tensions may be groundless; the mob
of Paris are not the people of France;
but the people of France have been SO
often enslaved by the mob of Paris, that
we tremble for the issue Of the present
contest.
France.--An article taken from the
London Morning Post, and headed,
3" Alarming state of France is now
passing through the daily press, and
seems to be considered as of much i'm
portance. 1t is not, perhaps, known or
noted, that the Morning Post is the Lon
don vehicle of the French UltrGS and de-
voted to the ministerial party in England.
The article in question is but the echo of
the personal invectives OF the Ultras
against the late French Premier, M. De
Cazes, either pronounced in the French
House of Deputies or published in the
Paris Journas.--There is no foundation
for the story of his guilt in respect to the
Law of Elections, nor did there exist
&c at the restoration of the monarchy with
the charter" an election law of the same
nature with the one recently enacted
Since the news Of the passage of this,
our apprehensions of new convulsion
in France are much allayed, notwitll-
standing the excitement and tunult
which accompanied the discussion.
Nat. Gazette.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-09-05
From the Boston Palladium, August I.
FROM GIBRALTAR.

BY the brig Hope, which arrived az
this port yesterday from Gibraltar, Mt.
Topliff received papers to the 18th OF
June, with which we have been favored.
Com. cambridge, and the other off
GERS of the Columbus, were frequently
on shore at Gibraltar, and British militia
ry and other officers visited the Column
bus, while she was there. The squadron
had gone to Malaga.
The plague has broke out 10 the island
OF Majorca.
Gibraltar, June 10.
Substance Of the most interesting of.
fetal articles in the Madrid Gazettes re-
ceived this week.
A circular, of the 5oth May from the
Board OF Finances, for the settlemen ts
beyond the seas, suspends, by his ma
jesty's order, whatever licenses have
been granted since the 9th March last
for freign ships to proceed to those set
Elements.
Two royal DEGREES, of the 10th and
2sth Of the same month, in pursuance Of
those ofthe General and Extraordinary
Cortes of January II, 1912, and Septem-
Der g, 1912, direct the competent 1'ri-
bunals to take cognizance of all suits
arising from confscations and reprisaIs
and Prohibit fosging all over the
Spanish Dominions, ~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-27

materials tor composing dyes, gum ARABIC,
gum senegal, and all other articles used SOLE
" for medicinal purposes, cassia. clnnamon'
cloves, chocolate cocoa, coffee. indigo. mace,
molasses. nutmegs, pepper, pimento, salt, o,
ere. sugar. tea, shall be paid before per-
nit shall be granted for landing the same,
unless entered for expectation or deposited
in public store houses. On the excepted
articles. duties not exceeding loo dolls. IN a.
mount 10 be paid in cash and, IL exceeding
that sun, shall be allowed a credit,on onehalf
for three months, and on the olhef halt for
six months except tea, the duties on which
are TO be payable, in equal payments, at 5,
8, and 8 months.
Mr.. Baldwin explained al some lengt the
general views which had induced The COM
rnittee on manufactures to report this bill,
and spoke in detail Of the various provisions
contained in it.
Mr.. Silsbee assigned at considerable
length, the reasons why be was opposed to
the passage of the bill.
Mr.. Lowndes also assigned, the reasons
why he also was opposed to The bill, and
particularly to the provisions which contem-
plate restrictions on the East India trade.
Mr.. Clay spoke in reply to Mr.. Sisbee and
Lowndes, and urged the adoption OF the
provisions of this bill
Mr.. Lowndes again spoke; and Mr.. Clay
rejoined.
Mr.. Baldwin was speaking earnestly in
support of the bill when
An alarm of fire, in the city, induced the
Committee TO rise Cat o'clock and
The house adjourned.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-27
William MORGAN

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the ladies OF
Ii Alexandra and its vicinity, that he has
Just received from Baltimore and Phladel-
phia, a handsome assortment of morocco, kid
and prunella, black and colored, which with
his former stock will enable him to execute
ladies' work in the handsoinest manner, hav-
ing very superior workmen; and from his
unremitteh attention to the business. he fat
tiers himself that he shal give genera salts
faction to those that please to favor him with
their custom.
He still continues to manufacture gestle-
mems boots and shoes, in The handsomest
style, al the corner ofKing land Pit;-street,
opposite the Washington Inn. april q
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-27

and Mr. Rufus King, the former tearing thai
no connection of the two subjects IN one
III, might retard, it not defeat, the part con-
,erning the road; and the latter on the
,,-ound that as the two subjects involved, IN
,be minds of some, different considerations,
they had better be separated, and bill re-
norted for each object by itself.
The question was FIRST taken on recon-
INVITING the bill, and agreed to-ayess27 I;
and that part of the motion TO instruct the
committee TO strike out the section, was ne
satiyed-leaying the committee 10 report
as they might think proper.
The bill to amend the judicial system OF
the U. States was taken up aud
On motion of Mr.. Lowrie. il was postpon'
I'd 70 day beyond the session, by the cast
mo vote OF the gentleman in the chair, (Mr
King, of Ala.
The bill was of course rejected.
And the Senate adjourned.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-27
Public Sale.

FINDER the authority OF deed of trs
~ from the late Charles Simn,s and w
to the subscriber, the following vaiuaLA
property will be offered for sale al putin
auction, upon the premises, in the town %
Alexandra, at 10 O'clock, on SATURDAY,
18th day of May next, if fair, il not, Oh The
next fair day, viz:
That well improved lot of ground. Il :
late residence OF The said Charles Simrs,
fronting on Ph-street SIS ieet, and extending
back with Duke-street 107 feet.
A halt acre lot on Pitt and Wolfe street,
Eypx, upon which is a two story frame
Es dwelling house, kitchen, &,c ana
Mai, large garden that might be mad.
SA.ysml very profitable.
A half acre lot on Pitt and WiIke streets.
A haltac lot on Washington and Wolf
streets.
A half acre lot on Royal and Gib5on sr,s
ana a lot on Water-sreet and Fayette- Alley.
fronting On Water street IS feet. and e.
tending back go ieet on the Alley.
The terms will be made kaown on or be.
fore the day Of sale.
}. D. sIMDIs, Trustee.
April II DIS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-27
Buckskin Rootees. &c.

EHE subscriber respectfully informs his
j friends and the public that he has COM
menced the mandatory of buckskin boo.
tees, shoes and pumps. People who are
troubled with corns, or have tender feet,
will find their interest in wearing them not
only on account of ease. but if worn with
out stockings, they have in numerous in
stances been eaicacious Of Kidding the wear
er Of corns gloves, moccasons; suspenders.
&c. SAM'L HATTERSLAY
king-street, sign of the BUCK.
tFAIso the best Liquid Shining Backing
for sale. april 81 It
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-27
Public Sale.

FINDER the authority Of a deed of trust
u from Robert A. Mills and Wife, 10 The
subscriber, for the purposes therein men
toned, will be offered at public sale upon
the premises in the town of Alexandra, at
10 O'Clock, on SATURDAY, the 9th day of
May next, a certain lot or parcel of ground
situated and bordering as follows; beginning
one hundred and twenty three feet five inch
es to the west Of West-street, and running
thence one hundred feet northwardly paral-
lei to West street, 10 ten feet alley
thence eastwardIy and parallel to King steet
twenty two feet, thence southwardly and
parallel to West-street. one hundred feet to
Kiag thence %estwardly and bind
ing on King->treet to the beginning with
all the appurtenances to the said premises
kss,,,s Belonging, and On which is erected
sT1Tys two story brick warehouse subject
Wsssss to an annual ground rent of IS dol
A~1szz,at lars. Notes of the Franklin Bank
of alexandria will be received in payment,
and the terms made known at the time and
place of sale.
THOMSON F. MASON, Trustee.
April 26 dt6M
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For Sale.
George S. HOugh

oOVi 50 % IiouSH
IS now opening very general and large
4 assortment of staple and fancy spring
goods, consisting in part, of
Clothes and Cassi. Elegant vesting
meres Gauze silks for trim
Irish linens 4. lawns mings
Linen Cambria and White & green gauze
handkerchiefs Pattnets
Bird eye and Russia Nankin and Canton
diapers, very low grapes
Damask table do. do Shawls
Drilling for panta- Mems castor gloves
looms. some very fine Ladies do kid and
Cambria & null mus York tan do
Inns Silk AMI cotton hoise-
Jubilee and striped ry
jackonet do Striped fforentines
Plain and figured book Super plain do for
DO summer wear
Book muslin hdkfs. MarseilIes quilts
White and colored fac Umbrellas g. parasols
cravats A large supply of
White, blue e. black brown German and
satin Scotch linens, &C.
do do Italian grapes &c.
Straw bonnets by the case, on consignment.
Which am enabled to sell low for cash, or
to punctual dealers only. =.
4lh RIO 10 cost
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|. P. THOMPSON,
Election.

Resolved, That Craven P. Thompson,
Thomas Sandford, and John Muncaster be
appointed Commissioners to hold an cleo
ton, at Rhodes Hotel. on the 9Th OF May
next, for member for the First Ward, in
place of John Grid, resigned.
|. p. THOMPSON. C. C.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-27

Shoes, Hats and Bonnets.
EUST received, and now opening, for
~ sale by WILLIAM TRUE,
At his store, king-street,
A large assortment of ladies' & gentlemen
shoes of every description.
Gentlemen'S fashionable beaver hats
Do. do. low priced DO.
Boys fur and felt do.
ALSO,
s cases ladies straw and Leghorn bonnets,
(some extra fine
All the above together with his former stock
will be sold at very low prices.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-27
Court of Appeals.

The Council will sit as a Court of APP
peaIs, ON the 10th, 18th and 18th days of
May next, from the hours of | | until {, du
ring each day after which period, no APP
peals will he heard, except from persons alb
sent from town during the session OF the
court. ~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-27
Cheap Hardware,
Looking Glasses, Combs,
Cutlery, &c.

OulIUTy, CO.
TNHE subscriber being DESTROYS of redu-
Il cling his stock, offers for sale, alreduced
prices, great variety of Fancy and Rough
Hardware, Looking Glasses, Combs, Cutie.
ry, &c. &c. all of which he will make it an
object to wholesale &. retail dealers to make
purchases of him. THOMAS MOUNT.
Franklin Money.
Wanted few hundred dollars Franklin
money, which will be taken at fair dis
count. Il. NJ.
april &c d6tthstu4w
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Married.

At Fleetwood, Culpepper county, Va. on
Tuesday, the 18th inst. by the Rev. Mr.
Conner, GEoRGE w. WARD, Esq. to Miss
SUSAN M. FISH BACK. daughter of Martin
Fishback, Esq. all OF Culpepper cy. Va.
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April IL
Sale Of Land,


ny virtue of a deed of trust from Nicholas
RE. Blackjack late OF Alexandria, Wal
sell at Puollc auction, at Hardy's Tavern, ia
PIscataway, on TUESDAY. May 9Th mex.
at II O'Clock, A. III. a tract OF land contain.
ing about $50 acres, ying in Prince George
county, on Mattawoman Run, 10 miles rom
P'scata~ay, and adjoining the residence e
Peter Dycan, ESQ -
Terms OF sale are 500 dolls. cash, 500 in 6
months, loco in II months, and the residus.
ID Two years, with interest on the unpaid
money from the day of sale. The purcha-
ser to give personal security & on receiving a
deed to execute mortgage on the prone,
y--possesson will be given in compliance
with The terms OF sale.
II, c. M'ELDERY
April IA tbsmts
s1a,
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Notice.

a LII persons who are indebted to the
~ estate Of WILLIAM SHOLTO STU
ART, deceased, late of Fairfax county, Va.
are requested to make payment to, and
those who have claims against the said es-
tate, will present them for settlement to the
subscriber. G.. CALVERT STUART,
Executor Of VIM. Shoito Stuart.
april 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-27

$4,000 Tickets.
Not tao Blanks to a Prize.
The prize OF $4,000 dollars floating after
the 10th days drawing,
The prize of 5000 dolls. floating after
The 25th days drawing,
One prize OF 10000, 4 of 5000, &c OF
1900, sc. ALL FLOATING from the
commencement of the drawing.
Prizes subject u deduction of Is per
cent discount.
Thirty drawings-Iooo numbers each day.
The first 5000 blanks entitled to IL dolls.
each
On the 18th of MAY next, tickets in this
Lottery will advance 10 Is dollars. Until
then they may he had as follows
Whole tickets Dl2 Quarters D3 90
Halves 8 Eighths 80 .
For the lucky numbers apply at
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Fol. Freight,..

AEg Tia sionp HETfY, Captain
&M Wright, burthen about 600 barrels.
She is an excellent vessel. and will take
freight either for the w. Indies OF coastwise,
Apply to JOHN II. LADD T. 20.
April 81
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AAM READING ROOM kAE>
ssSA& MARINE JOUR n AL. GsSS
: PORT OF .aLEX.aJVDRI.q, .qpril &c.

ARRIVED,
Schr. Rose-in- Bloom. Barrett, 5 days fin
Providence, Il. lime, potatoes and do
nestle goods,to the master, Thos G. Wright,
A. c. Cazenove and L H. Howland.
Sloop He,ty, capt. Wright, five days from
N York full freight to Robert M'Crea &
Co. J \. r Withers, y. Co. l.. No mi T. J.,
Kennedy &. Son.
Schr. Mary &. Polly, Harding, Bolton.
Schr. Dash, Wilson, New FORK.
Sloop Altoona, KNAPP, do.
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Removal.

Removal.
"a Vie subscribers beg leave to inform their
Il friends and the public, that they have
removed their
GROCERT STORE,
to the corner of King and Unon.s!reets. in
the house formerly occupied by Robert ana
James Vaudeville, where they will al,yavs
nave on hand regular supply ofthe best 81.
ticles in their line.
They haze nouv for sals,
Jamaica spirits,
Antigua do
New England do.
IA bbls. old whiskey
80 DO common do.
Holland gin
American do.
80 boxes bloom rasins
7 hhds molasses
A few bbls. peach brandy. excellent
1900 bushels salt, suitable for the fishery
Loaf and brown sugar -
Best retailing coffee
feas of all qualities
Cheese and bacon
Chewing tobacco of good quality
Soap, candles, and tar
Spinning cotton
Shoes, boots, and hats
Writing and wrapping paper
Stone and crockery ware
Coffee mills
Zoo bushels seed potatoes
80 do sweet do
loco do oats
300 punches onions
Spanish and American segars
Nutmegs, pepper and alspice
Saltpetre, &c. &c. &c.
All OF which, together with number Il
other articles in their line, will be SOLD !sv
for cash.
On hand.-A quantity of Seine Irvine.
COOK 4. CLARE,
april - stuthSt
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april 60
Bran & ShipstulT,

ENOR sale on moderate terms on board the
l. schr, Royal America, lying at Dayi, s.
wharf,
loco bis. bran,
o bis. shipstuf.
10 bbls molasses
Apply to NJ. MILLER s. son,
Who have just received per Mary Jafaar
from Savannah, aio
A few casks prime rice sN
Usles prime cotton. 81
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Hardware.

Hardware.
JOHN w. yAaSSIE, g. Co.
HAVE just received by the ship Com
Il a merce, from Liverpool, their Spring
importationof
Hardzoare and Cutlery,
Among them are the following articles, atve-
ry low prices.
Anyils, vices and bel Flat, square, round
lows &c. DC. &c.
Mill. cross cut. pitt g. Plated SaddIery
hand saw files OF all Bits & stirrups of We
kinds ry neat patterns
Shoe thread in balls Plated buckles Of ali
Knives and forks, yo- sizes
ry, buck. bone and Steel roller buckles do
wood handles Saddle trees
Pen u pocket knives Plated chain spurs
Knob, stock, draw y Princess check
chest locks, Wooden webs
Iron traces Strainng webs
Crowley and blister'd Virginia hoes, 6,8,9,
steel 10 and I2 inch
Hoop and rod iron Bench and moulding
English polished wa plain
gon boxes A few Peacock's pa
Wadrons' corn and tent ploughs
grass scythes Shoyes and spades
Double s. single bar Cut 4 wrought nails
rel guns Brass and bell metal
Swedish bar iron as Kettles, T.. &c, &c.
sorted April lI--d3ttmw9t
Fishing Salt.
MINE THOUSAND bushels ST. Ubes salt
/ Y of asuperior quality for fisheries, for
sale by I'm. FOWLE, & Co.
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Mechanic Relief Society.

T,HE anniversary meeting Of the Mocha
Il MIC Relief Society will be held at their
Hall, on Monday the lst May, at 10 O'Clock.
By order. JAS. S. SCOTT, Sec 'ry.
anril OF 4
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-27

Liverpool Coarse Salt Afloat.
"a TWENTY FIVE HUNDRED bushels
4 coarse salt,on board the ship Commerce,
captain Rose, from Liverpool, at Central
Wharf
Also, 800 bushels English potatoes,
For sale by WA. FO#LE & co.
Vinegar.
EHAVE at my Vinegar Yard ,on Fairfax-stft
4 opposite the first Presbyterian Church,
several thousand gallons choice Vinegar,
which | will sell by the barrel at 25 cents
per gallon, and by the single gallon at So
cents
Attendance will be given from 8 in the
morning till 5 in the evening.
JOHN T. BROOKS.
april "a st
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For Rent,

For Rent,
1.-TWO very. comfortable Convenient dwell.
"A ling houses, slluatedo on the lower part
OF Hoyal,street possession may be had I'M
mediately. JOHN T. BROOKS.
% April 81
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Soda " ater,

MAY be had at The Fountains--wh
lYl have commenced running again at the
shop Of RICH'D. ID. Lille,
April 81 Kim- street