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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-15
Charles County Court,
ian &c

sduSbI IeTW, Io%%s
.nN application to the Judges OF Charles
~ County Court, by Petition in writ
ing, OF James Ferguson, of Charles Coun-
y, for the benefit OF the act OF Assembly,
for the relief OF Insolvent Debtors, pas
sed at November session 1905. anu the
several supplements thereto, on the terms
mentioned therein, a schedule OF bis pro-
perry and a list of creditors, on oath. so
far as be can ascertain them, being an.
nexed to bis petition and being satisfied
by competent testimony, that the said
James Ferguson, has resided two years
Immediately preceding the Time oil bis ap.,
plica!ion, in the State OF Maryland, and
beng also satisfied that the said james
Ferguson Is in actual confinement, Tor
debt and Tor DO other cause, and the said
James Ferguson having entered INTO bond
with sufficient security for bis personal
appearance in Charles County Court, TO
answer such allegations as his creditor
may make against him 1t is therefore
ordered and adjudged, that the said James
FERGUSON be discharged from lrnprlson
meut, and hat by causing copy OF this
order to be inserted in some one OF the
newspapers edited in the District OF Co.
lumbia, once a week for two months Sue
cessively, before the third Monday of
March next. he give notice TO his creditors
TO appear before the said court, al Port
Tobacco, in the said county, on the said
third Monday in March next, for the pur-
pose OF recommending trustee tor their
benefit, and to shew cause, if any they
have, why the said James Ferguson
should not have the benefit u! the several
insolvent laws of his state az prayed.
Test, JOHN BARNES, Clerk.
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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-15
Charles County Court,
Ausust Term. 1929,

.duSUS Term, losZ.
an application to the judges of Charles
~ County Court, by petition i9 writing
of William Freeman, of Charles county,
tor the benefit OF the Act of Assembly for
the relief OF insolyent debtors, passed al
November Session 1905, and the several
supplements thereto on the terms men
toned therein, schedule OF his property
aud Inst OF his creditors on oath. so far as
he can ascertain them, being annexed to
bis petition, and beirg satisfied by COM
petenl testimony, that the said William
Freeman has resided two years Immediate
Iy preceding the time of bis application
in the state of Maryland; and being also
satisfied. that the said William Freeman
is in actual confinement for debt, and for
no other cause, and the said William
Freeman having entered into bond with
sufficient security, for bis personal appear
auce in Charles county court, 10 answer
such allegation, az his creditors may make
against him /: 1t is therefore ordered and
adjudged, that the said William Freeman
be discharged from Imprisonment, and thai
by causing copy Of this order to be in
serted in some one of the newspapers ed
tied in The District OF Columbia, once a
week, for two months successfully, before
the third Monday of March next, he give
notice to his creditors to appear before the
said court at Port Tobacco 10 said county,
Oh the said third Monday in March next,
for the purpose OF recommending trus-
tee for their beueft, and to sbew cause, it
any they have, why the said William
Freeman should not have the benefit OF the
several insolvent laws of this state, as
prayed. Teste, JOHN BARNES, &C.
Jan Is en-
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-15
Marslial's Sale,

k,.s.e WILL be sold in consequence
GzE the purchaser mol complying
HAS with a former sale. on THURSDAY.
49, the 10th day OF April neyl, TOT
cash. al l2 o'clock, on the premises, all
the right, title and interest of William
Patterson, in and TO q lot OF ground, with
a Two story brick house thereon; situate
on the north Size OF Wolf street. between
Unien street and The wharf, fronting on
Volt street s6 t-et aud extending back Sc
feet. Sold to satisfy an execution in ia.
vor of Charles Slade's administrators, a.
gainst The said William Patterson.
d. MINOR, DIN,
for 7. RinggoId, Marshal.
feb 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-15
TO Rent.

ss The subscriber wishes 10 rent
EEfH for one or more years, bis wharf
TssM and warehouse. The warehouse
GaSxa is 5 stories high, FIRE proof, and
having every convenience for an extensive
business. The wharf is 10 feet in length,
and 40 in breadth, and has water of sud-.
Gent depth for the largest vessels.
JONAH THOMPSON.
aug Is II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-15
6 Ne are authorized to

-
announce SYDNOR BAILEY, Esq. as a
Candidate at the mex. election tor rep
resentative to Congress, from the District
composed of The Counties of LoudOun,
Prince William and Fairfax.
CABINET MANDATORY.
flames HARRlSS takes this method
- of informing the public in general,
that he has commenced the
Cabinet Business,
on King-street few doors above the IN
dian Queen tavern. where he intends man.
ufscturing work in the neatest ard most
fashionable style, equal to any in The Dis.
trict; sni will sell lev for Cash, credit.
or barter.
feb Is. #
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-15
To Rent.
To Rent.

x,,.. THE large brick warehouse re-
3MH Gently occupied by Mes;is. A. &
HsSS A. H. Adams as a grocery, ship
AEsi chandIcry, and paint store; for
WHICH, or the reception OF grain, being I'M
nediately on the wharf, there can be no
better situation. The rent will be mode
rate, and possession given on the LIST Of
October,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-15
To Let,

-. That large and comuodIou1i
HS2A brick Dwei!ing Hou's, s!l TS.
Hss& on The north west corner OF Cs~
G erop and Pitt streets, at Presep
occupied by Mr.. Samuel Mark. ro ,s.;j
sion will be given on the 9Th day Of Ap''
Inquire Of the present occupant, eerou
fab GO Il D. Mh0o"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-15
ALSO.
To Rent.

SG A brick dwelling house on Hem
Hr ~, between Prince and Duke-sts.
Hsss calculated for small family
l Immediate possession viii BE-
given. Apply to
aug 90
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-15
To Let,

hs The FIRE proof brick warehouse,
m corner Of King and Alired.strrels'
HssS new occupied by Mr.. George
G&ai johnson, With or without shed
warehouse, on Allred-st. 1t is very COR
venient and one Of the best stands In town.
Possession may be had at any time. For
terms apply TO
A, C. CAZENOVE.
mar |
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-15
For Rent,

H.. A handsome convenient 2 story
TYR brick dwelling house, situate on
asss, Patrick.strest,a present occupies
.l by the subscriber Possession
may be had On the frs ily of April:
ISAAC GIBSON,
ian Ii II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-15
10 Rent,

- The three story brick house On
GFTf Water-street, at present occupied
Nsss. by the Rev. Wells Andrews
he. possessi ion can be had on the frst
OF April next. For further particulars en-
Quire OF JOHN G VOWEL.
feb e5 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-15
For Sale,

For Sale,
49,. LAND 4 HOUSE on Stump
slyF Hill, lately owned by Mr.. Nor.
k..sS ton, being about TWENTY ONE
| ACRES we'll enclosed; on the lit
tie river turnpike road, Z miles from Alex
andria. The garden contains many vslua-
BILE shrubs. vines, and trui, tree. The
situation is handsome and healthy.
Possession may be had immediately
The time of payment will be reasonably
exile ndet to SUIT the purchaser.
VIM. CRANCH.
March ii. Iawtf.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-07

Gillead--io. ofNewrv-do of Thurnlke--tlo.
of Joy--of John Gowen and othars-0f Benz
r. Lewis and others--of ROYAL CIark-of Ma
thaniel Milii'lin and others-of SeIectmen and
Assessors of MISUNDERSTANDING fWal-
doborough of a committee in Vinalhaven--oi
James Paul and otr rs--SaInucl Thompson and
others-Benj. Wiley and othcrs-of Samuel
Brown and Samuel Bennett, .Jr.-of James Deer
ing, Of Denmark--of John Burgin and others
of Alexander Arskine and others-of J. PENN
man and others-of Selectmcn of Cornish--of
w. Hutchins, Jr. and others-of Benz. Il. Jones
and others-of Selectncn of HarriSon-John
PAGE and others-Nahum Baldwin and others
the Selectmen ofPutnam, praying that they may
have liberty to take the name of Washington,
and another that tic town lines may be defined
of John Henderson and others-of Atherton
Pratt and others-Jesse Higgens and others--
Amos Poor and Others-a committee Of Penob-
scot-of inhabitants of Vinalhayen---of Abel
Hall, Jun.-of David Sevey--of John Carleton,
2d--of Nathaniel Cushman--of James Lowell
and others-of James B. Fisk and others-of
inhabitants of Kenncbunk, Kennebunk-p port
and Weles--of Joseph Walker and others-of
the Selectmen of Lincolnville-the Seiectnen
of Athens--of Benjamin Allen Jun. and others
of the town of Madison--of lchab0d Goodwin
and others-o Mathew Sprague and o1hers-and
of Rufus X. Lane and others, were severally
read and committed to appropriate committees
in concurrence with the House.
A committee was raised TO enquire into the
expediency of establishing by law an additional
term of 5. J. Court at Bangor.
The Senate proceeded to elect on their part a
Senator to the Congress of the Uuited States.
The whole number of votes was l9--the whole
of which were for Gen. JOHN CHANDLER.
The two Houses met in convention, and
Messrs. Isaac Lane, James Mcclellan, Joshua
Gage, and William Chadwick, Counseiors
elect, appeared, and were qualified by taking
and subscribing the oaths required by the con-
stiution.
The petitions of Isaac Clark and otners-of
the town of Marlborough Of John Perham
and others-of the town of Wilton-of George
Lord and others-and the Bills to incorporate
Brunswick Academy-and an Academy in the
town Of Dexter, were ordered TO be taken from
the files of the Senate, and laid upon the table
MONDAY, JAM. 8.
Me5srs Mcdonald and Bond were appointed
a committee to enquire into the expectancy Of
passing a law additional to the act establishing a
Supreme Judicial Court in the State-with leave
to report by bill or otherwise.
Tomorrow at eleven O'clock was assigned to
meet the House in convention for the purpose
of coming TO the choice of 4 state Treasurer
in which assignment the house concurred.
An order Of notice was reported on the pcti-
ton or James Pa al and others.
Petition of Syvlnus IIiggens and Others
praying to be incorporated into company Tor
the purpose Of erecting a bridge over fore river,
from Portland to Cape Elizabeth, was read and
committed.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-07
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
IN SENATE.-WEpNEspAy.JAN,

IN Sen lev EDN EsDAY. JAN. |.
After the Senate was organized. had met the
other House, and taken and subscribed the oaths
of Office prescribed BY the constitution, they
elected Hon. DANIEL RosE Of Boothbav, Pycsi-
dent and Mr.. CHARLES B. SMITH, Of Portland,
Clerk. THURSDAY. JAN. 2.
The two branches met in convention and
elected unanimously, Amos NIcHoIs, Esq, See
rotary af State aud EDWARD kILLERAN, Esq.
Senator, to supply the vacancy in Lincoln county.
Rev. THOMAS B. RIPLEY was elected Chap
lain Of the Senate.
FRIDAY, Jan. 3
a resolve, authorising The Secretary Of State
to procure the necessary State Printing, for the
term Of one year was read and committed.
On motion Of Gen. Mcdonald, ordered that
Messrs Mcdonald and killeran, with such as
the House NAV Join, be a committee to enquire
into the expediency Of providing BY law that all
the public records be kept in offices at the scat
of government. Read and sent down for con-
currence.
The two Houses met in convention and pro-
ceeded to the choice ofseyon Counscllors. The
whole number of votes was l5l, Of which the
gentlemen had the number Of votes
affixed 10 their respective names, and were de-
clared duly elected
Isaac Lane, 1874 Joshua Gage, 1852
William Chadwick, 148 Daniel Merrick, 10
James Mcclellan, III Elias Stowell, l4j
Jonathan Farrar. 143
On motion of Mr. Bond, Ordered, that no Pc
tition OF a private nature be received after the
Goth inst.
The petition Of Henry Babb, praying for an
exclusive right to navigate Scbago pond, BY
steam vessels, &c. for twenty years, was read
and committed. SATURDAY, Jan. A.
PeiitiOhs--of Selectmcn Of Foxcroft--of Enoch
Periey and others-of committee f Freeman
Dfinhabtanis of Weld--of Eastern Lodge-of
town of Anson--the Selectmen of Jov--of the
Selectmcn Of Porter-of Daniel Pratt-of Sc
ectmen of Unity--of Ephraim Goodale and
1thols-of Daniel NJ. Observation-Disclosures of
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-07
Journal of Foreign Medicine
Conducted By Samuel Emlcn, Jr. .M d. and Tpi!Iiai

Conducted By Samuel Ernlen, Jr M ID. and TPi!liam
Price. ~ ID.
its title indicates, rhe Journal offered the par.
ron age the Public will be conducted entirely on the
prirciDie oF Selection. The leading feature plan
more Distinctly ed. intervals
Of SYNOPSIS Of the FOREIGN gazines Journals and
Reviews appropriated Medicine and kindred Scier-
ces.
one will doubt the importance of this design who is
corversant with the periodical works of Europe AS
cd-nt such publications. the which they cont
il of xrd and nfmerits the une-
uua They e. r., where golden wheat too
ter choaked useless perncious ares and where
imports us like the prudent huSbsndman to reject the
one and board the Other Thrse pub caons are, more
over at this time costly, aud diff cuIt
70 he that really hev only be consulted bv
Iarc majority Of the cn varors Of science IN the United
Sra-es through medium somewhat similar the one
now proposed, II is therefore give extract
copou If rir contents, onlv exhibit the pro-
vress nfhr Physical Sciences abroad. but away
great gree the necessity Of recurring the work ks
themselves.
The Of the Journal will Be arranged under the
divisions of
1. Selected Papers
?. Selected Reviews
: Medical and Philosophical intelligence.
List Of New Publications..
The work Is published in suumbers in January April
Iulv. and October. forming yearly large volume.
This Journal oniinu. tion o. the Electric Repertory
and Nvus commenced in Ianu'-v. Ioz-.
Pkthed qIarferly-Priee fur dOIfar5 payable in
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-07
M.4K.aL.

Commodore Porter has purchased, for gov
eminent. The Steamboat Enterprise and lie
ship Zodiac, Of New York They are TO be
employed in the expedition fitting out against
The pirates Of Cuba.
About rs ssamen enlisted on the Boston
station for the expedition under Capt Porter
will proceed 10 The merchant ship Rasseias
under 1t Ward Of the Navy to Norfolk.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-07
E. LITTELL &. R. NORRIS HENRY

Are AGENTS for the .foilo10ig FORKS
Edinburgh Eeview, $500 per ann.
Quarterly Review, 500
New Monthly Magazine, pub
iished in London, aud reprinted
eveTv month"; GOO
subscriptions for am the abere ,oOrks
riu be receired at the Bookstore Of WILLIAM
HYDE, Portland.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-07
Christian Advocate.

The union literature with genuine Christianity at all
times impo is peculiarly TINS time, and I'll
The of truth in Jesus. using
all their endeavors maintain their and extend
inAufnc by powerful auxilisies Of rrudton and
and if the truth be ett naked appear in
careless soveny gsrb. it will nor be likely
win the hears of that large ard imp
OF the community which consists of the Young
rhe cultivated nd the aspiring. We know, indeed that
in inculc ating evangelical truth from
Cod and that thing bur his will change sim
gle human hear. Still expect mraces-wr
only TO expect the smiles ofProvdence, aud tn inu
of Divine grace, in the of ions
OF naturally adapted the effects 6ed be
pro uced When the enemies OF vital godness assai ir
with learning. and wit, and taste they be comb
with the legitimate of rhe which they abuse this
service The Christian Advocate ssPes 70 take
She, rt Cd that t be an humble II sspes be
.omewhr instrumental in prevent The evil fleets Filter
tnre mspped in cntvaring AND dIHusing sound biblical
CRIT cism ~ exposing misrepresentation and Sophsy in
and attractive dress Which may give full effect 70 their
tive ch arms ende vourng cherish the love of learn
ing and just taste among the Younger clergy and pro
mote generally among orhodox rstans that tone and
of evangelical pev which shall de monstrate
thing, tfne honest just pure lovely. and OF good
port. r. under the Divine blessing shalt he found
these considerable extent, hive pro-
.uce1 by This publication. IL will have rendered service
IN which all who shall have given their aid will
The kinds matter which this public will contain
IL thought specify il detail The Editor
win have constantly b. fore him The best religious msce-
lanirs which published both in Europe the Unted
States. aud wii eudravour fs possible, odrl end
improve his work, BY all the aids which he de-
these It only thought necessary TO
particularly, thst attempt will be made give
gence the readers of the Christian Advocate mag
know the existing of Bible societies. missions and
OF religion. withOur being the expense
trouAle, which many csniot afford, of purchasing and
reading the publications. which these in
trrestug and important have recently given
sion.
number Of the Christian Advocate shall be issued in
th- first week Of every month.
One t-rth the profits Of this work shah help to form
fnf 70 be appopr annual 70 Christian charities by
beTs OF the PreSby Chnrch clergy and ay
Invariably selecred.
AN Communications the subject of the work are 70 b.
a. nd adj eSsFdt he r. Y
Phlaielphia.'
This work. which is continuation Of the Presby
Mso77ir~, hegan IN January. 1879.
Published pnfhly-Price dcliars year. payable IN De-
Ev ~ If The Jyrs Haasbsr dfy c:S paid in aI-
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c. a Z2FEe 1t'Nffn
PORTLAND. TUESDAY. JANUARY :, 1913

The Governors message was sent to the L.
long and we have published itin an extra sheet.
It touches infinitely upon the several subjects
which may be proper to engage the attention u
the Legislature and in a plain and intelligihle
manner. After general view of the situation
of the state, (which is represented very favourably
and spending few words upon the national
constitution and government, the attention is
guided to the subject of choosing representatives
to congress. The mode BY general ticket Is re-
probated and the choice BY the people in their
several districts recommended in forming the
districts, it expresses the wish Of the Executive
to be that county lines should be observed where
it is practicable.
The interests of our literary institutions is then
noticeds and afterwards the punishment of con-
victs is brought to view, with clcarness, and re-
ceives such consideration as its Importance de-
mands. The establishment Of a pententiarv
system, urged BY forcible reasons; that
the Legislature is called upon imperiously to act
on this subject, cannot be doubted. The cost OF
criminal prosecutions, whicS has long been con-
sidered an evil is noticed, and il is suggested
TO the Legislature to provide relief We are
pleased to observe that the new Common Pleas
system has 50 well recommended itself to the
Treasury, for the fees, sc. after paying the SAL
aries Of the Judges have placed il tie public
chest $500; this may well Justify little in
crease Of salary to the Chief Justice Of that re-
respectable court and what we think really i'm
portrait, authorize reduction of court fees; for
those who go to law ought not to do more than
support the establishment of the courts, their tax
IS otherwise heavy enough in all conscience.
The militia then pass in review, and make
handsome display We cannot however agree
with the Governor that the colours are equal, if
not superior" in appearance to those which have
heretofore been furnished !" we do think thew
appear rather cheap.
The division of the personal property belong
ing to Maine and Massachusetts, is stated. bv
which il appears that the share of this state IS
$l5888, SO, besides debts and claims due from
officers in this state to the late united common
wealth.
slight peep is taken into the treasury, bv
which it appears that $4,000 Of the public debt
has been paid off, and the interest on the residue
reduced to per cent. by new loan. We have
thus cursoriy glanced at the principal topics of
the message for those whom its length may deter
from perusing, which we will trust will not be
many
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-07
Museum of Foreign Literature
and Science.

The HTKrs u this enter prize mly Be 1irst0od feJv
coaIdrIfiES wfh the ddvsrfierS TDH ~ n5jon
te their Communications Of it, The periodical works IF Great
faH IHE Francs HtffH Iifsriry and scientific
RiegsHrs, ~ ith dues reach I'M public for
0n u Hitab!s chdnH1 bg (which 7gsiG Be read asaasg
rcyv md maga<Insi PRINTED IN the United States
Nf excepting fs EiH5n gt and Quarterly
much tttsr (Which is If lfI iferf, and advantage
Je scGH reader. and uEfsqaHfi7 fitted TO vifilfs
ms HierIry taie his morals. his political peIH
IS Desirable, under these 1HcsS, that Sefscff0r should
81 made. c Mould furnish the CIidbf and entertaining
portion Of Their c0nt 10 the exclusion u the 0fSr pJrii0R
emitting Of dsidf and bscL4ii0Ht either rssfing in
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Icf and appcatiaH On this plan idle and
frfts1 c0SK bftaR II would Re obyated: fer pIgs5
nltySUR aud ir1ccs6ie. Of sevr British J0nr
nails az the scientific md adite and others indeed II
general and a. the time IF solid character
little made BY the eRUrS and cORbiEsrS Of the
rioiicaI 7rsrky printed IN TN United States.
The object II the advertised, is the GccR1uI Iffcn
PERMANENT ferm If the materials thus HsSfscfG, and
the literary and cfsEf articles uorfhy Of bling reprinted
this bat Which. wHeH accompanied ~ orb
posesnng ciafF attsRfioH. 4 niSceHanyfhe Sc
s1sns present. ftritfsd for some YEARS in hi, city,
AMI luod. IL Re Presumed haze continued 10 b. Supb0rf
ed bp Tds prsad Subcr btfag, bgt fer alteration i s
plan, and series If GGosnffgaI The reUivzE 0fi
qDh rgsr scope. TU0dd likely 10 Re ATTENDED quh
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the grsdt fxoIfcato II readers d p-rioacdI Tr7rt AID
the Wide tSfcH Of the habit 81 seeking iI them bfh tor
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American Journal of Science anC
Arts.

Conducted By Benjain SHliuIan Praor Of Chemistry, c
IN 7-Je celisgs.
Thit Trr,Hsl tg1nn The year % g. Tao n7r5srS. b.
t7ps qich there insrvaf ef1bnH hres months form
a falnns Price tlrss dolI1rs. bIvobts in advance.
LiffeH dad N5rris Horny. repeatedly Soliei sab
Sc-fbe 10 the sbszs 7pcrk The Moth asrTcan Psisz
cal fhs American T-Nat Of Sciencs we'll slb
EesG ard have decided claim 10 public support forming
important Parts Of or nafionaIfitsrafnre,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-07
The North American Review.

Was 5sy,7i q 8 od hos since besn fsadiy 7io7n ins
,,7sd ~ Professor Everett Of the University crnbrf5ge
Ee7D FngIaTd r'Tv series 7ua then commenced, 7pit
qvicb II is convenient that gbSripeH5 5od beeir Or
6ers r4ny IF me qUs-k will. ho7v>ver b. fhcn fy
rsoeived b. Le end by R. Norris Henry nhO
esfed ~ tie Qualification.
Pahted qaarfsriyPrice Ffve diiari. year, payable