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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-20
LYNcIBURG, HoEcMBERio. 1871

LEGISLATIVE The C"ngcss 81
Tia. ,.it.d States meet. ou rte FIRST 'Aluri
.Aay4n Dey.nler. Ii ~. House nj Rep
resrnlaIisrs have in cinnsr a President,
thu ehaice viii Lr made the al "Wednesday
"a F,inuary.
1'he Legislature al Virginia Will meet
ihr irst Monday IN 's"'rn,brr, one No. (
caller ,hanusual, Tor the purpose Of sup
plying ,araneirs thai may occur ~ ue
glcrtaral Culrge.
T,e hope IS warmly and widely eFf!es-
ssed thai the Govefpor viii state l"the lie
gi.lature hi. views on tho subject ol u
COst ENTION.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-20
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION


9'hppHcini f35nraS from - counties and
Gowns, give tie following result
tf1 Crawford, 1919
For Adaus, $685.
30. Jackson, 2733
For Clay, Ill
Eleven cuuuiirs remain tobr heard from
eE. i0Hy-hnt rs they viii not much chang
Tie ,3t,c of ihc polls, Coy. Pleasnnis la
aunpaHccd the election of the tran fond
ticket, aud Ratified The Electors 10 meet n
the capitol al Rclitnuhd on the first Wed
II. ,das III D.crnlhrr urXt.
NORTH tAROblNA.-kr Returns, 81
Ear as received RaIrt1h gave for Jac6snl
10G, Crawford lDl- Elizabeth city, jack
son La, Crawlntl l., Addns.JG- War
RET, Jack san ~, Cav foI iaG Rocking
ham, l,ckspu .,6I, Cr,a lppd IL asW"ll,
las Gar as hcard II ON IN" Iar3 u jack
son J.
Rrtnrne, ~ Gar ne received,
give tho fnll1Hns result. Jackson /, iGi,
Clay 1881, Adams G.JJ8.-\o doubt Of
Jaekson's success III helth Carolina and
Ohio.
NEW YORK. N"ihmg done. \ bal
lot took place FOR rlectofs on The l0lh,
~ hch resulted R9us
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-20

JOHN QUINCY ADAA.S-.No FfFerstid
At II recent meeting of the enemies al
Mr.. Adams IN Boston, federalism was once
more openly preached mp, and Mr. Adams
DENOUNCED as no federalisi. Tim"thy
Pickering i Publishing a series Of Nos. 10
prove that Mr.. Adams is 40 federalist. In
Massachusetts at li- recent election. Mr..
Albums received no aid from the trdcr;l
rotr. Gr'd MIR Crawford is support
ed for The opposite reasons t [Uhig.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-20

GroRsi..-rhr election of Electors u.
Prcsldcn, aud \ ice President of the u. :.
took place nj AlilIrdSc,lle on the l'h inst
The Crawford ticket WAS elected.
MAnsrA Entitled to IL electors
tor Jacksou-,,l for Adams aud Graw
fond In all the III lrleis, where To Craw
ford llckct was supported, his friends club
bed with thoso ol Jackson against Mr.. \
dams.
BIlAN,nF.-9 elccleie.-'Tllc votes II
the Lre statute We - tor Adams.
j for I4an (ord--ailcr Hlauy lrul;,ess haliot
j rnGs. a comp,omis" Wa made, each party
taking an eicctor, aud giving the lhtrd It
Clay. The vote will there fore be-, Adape
l, Crawford /, and Clay 1--aFro,t " lam,
aud lnpotcut cnneIuslon."
NEW !rnsEf rlectots-The WI7ol,
jackson ticket chosen by u ma gritty oI
1898 votes The liirnds ot Mr.. Adams cul
pably lukrnarm. thos, Of Jackson, as they
are Nery where, culnahy and luriousl!
4eAtJus.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-20

FOR CRAWFORD.
IN the Senate, II
In the House, A. 60
ron ADAMS.
IL the Senate,
lb the House, 50 81
FOR CLAY.
In the Senate,
In the House, s. 80
FDR JACKSON.
L. the House, 1
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-20

te.-<Nt--
John .1jdms-Dn Sat6f@;HY last, Oct.
3olh, The venerable pitriot, .iohn Adams
completed hls eiebiy "inh gear, oae of
the fathers of the Repuliie, he enjoys the
high privilege of living Ia see Ms enjoying
the happiness and honor, which his Efforts
80 cmInrnlly contributed to acilir,e. Al,
though the "nrrgics of his physical nature
are exhausted, he yet cnInys the viSor of
his lniclvct aud we'll retain, these powers
of mind with which he MAS gifted 81 much
above NEST nc his fellow mrn, still pre-
serves relish tar the iuuocrnt and social
pleasures Of HE, while With deep humility
he lives in daily anticipation Of the lour,
When summoned To the .ions of Eternal
bliss tbs mortal shall put on immort t6ty.
The body i,Iaascl inert his strea.th SNOW
fcfhlruess his life blood moves lansnidly
ti4ouH "a 10 "eCastomuu channels sat Tie
mind, The mighty mind still lives and will
live Ia eternity. God giant that the
good oil n,a0 may he spared on earth a
little wblle longer, aud that his old heart
may heat with quicker pnisations, and his
blood course with more rapid ctn trent thu
his aged frame, when the heart stirring
so"nd gr"e,s his cars, Thy So, JOHN
QUINCY ADAMS rs PREsInExr OF
TnE UNITED STATES. Bost. Pat.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-20

James Pierpont, esq. Deputy Naval u
fcer Of the Port uf New ORLEANS, was klIl'
In duel on the 18th ult.- the bah Of his NJ
tagonist having passed directly through q
heat
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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-04

Mary Williams, widow, and "a res
pectable looking woman" was lately
convicted BY ajury in England, ofhorse-
Ealing. As soon as she heard the ver-
diet, she fell into the Mysteries, and at
Length swoonedin the arms Of the TAILOR.
exclaining. MY children, my chill
drenl" On her recovery, she was in
formed by the Court that her life would
be spared, and that she would be recon-
meRded to the Clown for the extension
Of sueh mercy as the circumstances az
the case would admit.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-04
Notice.

a IL those who became purchasers at the
"A sale OF Peter GtVrc. decd are informed
that their respective obligations will fail due
on the first OF Nov. and that payment must i'm.
med,ately be made, or suits will be Instituted
for their recovery without respect to persons.
Also. those indebted to the estate Of George
Small, decd will take nptice, that the notes
given at the sale OF his property las, fall have
been due tor some time, and that payment is re-
q tired. GEORGE WOLFE -,
VIM. BOWERS, 'i""' -,
Oct %
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-04
VIRGiNI\ to wit
d. HUNTER, C. B. C.

VIRGiNI\ to wit
Berkeley County Court,
September Term, 1924
Colbert Anderson, PlaintiH,1
AGAINST
Thomas Anderson and William IN
Anderson, Executors of Col. CA.4N'CERY
bert Anderson deceased and
Elisha Boyd, Defendants ]
TUE defendant Thomas Anderson no, bav.
ing entered his appearance, and given Sc.
curitv according 20 the act of assembly and The
rules OF this court; and it appearing to the
satisfaction Of the Court hat he is notgsn inha.
bitant of this state--H is Orde. ed, That the
said defendant do appear here on the second
Monday in December next, and ansve or the bill
of the plaintiff, and thata copy of Ibis order be
forthwith inserted for two months succes sively
in the Msrtinsburg Gazette. and be pos ed a, the
door of the Court House of this county.
A Copy-Teste,
D. HUNTER, C. B. C.
sept so 2n h
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-04
VIR GINA, to Wit
Berkeieg County Courf,2
.4ugus! Term, 1924.

Levi Martin, Plaintiff
against ~
Abraham Supp and Charles { CK.3.NC ERR.
Williams, Defendants
Oh ~ defendant Abraham Stipp not having
- entered his appearance, and given seeu-
rity according to the act of assembly and the
rules Of this court; and It appearing to the
satisfaction of the court that he is not an mia
bitant of this state-H is Ordered That the
said defendant do appear here on the second
Monday in November next, and answer the bill
of the Plaintiff. and that copy of this order
be forthwith nserted for two months success
sveiy in the Martinsburg Gazettc, and be post.
ed at the door of the Cour, House of this coun-
ty. a Copy-Teste.
d. HUNTER, C. B. C.
Sept 2 2m
The Portland gazette., 1824-06-29

- DIR J. LEANITT would inform the
sick and indispOsed, IN Portland and
"a its vicinity, that be keeps by him for
sale, (selected for real usg) small
Collection Of genuine Family MED
TCINFs and Oiicinal DRUGS, very convent
ent, and almost indispensable, IN most families,
among which are a few Articles not usually 70
be met with In places where Drugs are sold --
~ HypOoondriacs, the hysterical, the splenet-
ic, iCtariC, atomic dyspeptc, asthmauci rheu-
matte, and Others, whom custom has taught to
place implicit confidence IN the Nostrums oi the
day PILLS and BlTTERS aud which have
recently been multiplied To an Hnknown vx-
tent-can be supplied by said Leavitt on short
notice, with an Hssdfl varieties of those Class
es and Forms Of Remedies, Of HONE manuiac-
ture, and free from Commissions and other ex
ira charges
Dr. L. tenders his respectful acknowledge
ments 10 such a. have patTonzed him aS q Ply
stefan and Surgeon, with renewed assurances Of
bis future promptitudu and fidelity. Conscious
OF his ability 20 be useful % his employers, and
disclaiming all coHipeiiii0H--his MERITED a.
ward Of patronage is all he is soctous 20 secure
Portland, Nav ~, 1924.
The Portland gazette., 1824-06-29
PROBATE NOTICES.

Al Cstrf Of Probate held AZ Portland, tritSa and
for ths county Of Cumberland on hs third Tues
day of June, - he year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and ttgsrfy four
NTlLLIAM WILLIS. administrator Of the estate
" Of RlCHARD FlCKETT, late of said Port
land, ,Caulker eceased,havng presented his FIRST
count Of the administration Of said estate, Or5srsd
That the said administrator give notice % al per-
sons interested BY causing copy Of this order 70 he
published three weeks suecessively in the Ponana
Gazette, printed az Portland, that they may appear
al Probate Court e be held a. said Portland, on
the third Tuesday Of July nextat ten Of the clock n
the forenoon, and shew cause, II any they have,
why the same should not De allowed
BARRETT POTTER. Judge.
Aitrue Copy. Att Hoatio Southgals, Reg.
The Portland gazette., 1824-06-29
POETRY.


liiE IRISH DUEL.
TuxK--a Mrs Hadfls sras wiaoso.r
Potatoes grow At Limerick and Beef at Bslly
And ba'termik is beautiful bas that YOU knew
before
And Irishmen love pretty girls, bot none could
loee more true
Than little Paddy whackmacrack lovd Kate
o'Donohoo.
Now Katy was as neat lass ss ever Gipt the
And Paddy bore with equal grace musket or a
With trowel and With bagaasi By turns the hero
choe
To build up houses for his friends and boldly
charge bis foes.
When gentle people faIl IN love, Loves never at
loss,
To end some ug'y customers their happiness to
And Paddy found no Iiite trouble from rival
Who kept the Cat and Coiseumber in cauIiHower
Lane.
This youth was call'd AEacsirkincraft, very dap
per etf,
Whose clothes they itted neatly, for he made
'em an himself
A tailor blade he was by trade, OF natty boys the
broth,
Because " according TO bis coat he always cut
his CLOTH
But Paddy knew the feelings OF gentleman il
hurts,
To hnd another ungenteely sticking n his skirts
SO sent challenge without fear for though he
was not rich,
He called himself gentleman, and still behav d
as sich.
Mackirky. too, good manners knew, for he, as Il
appears,
TO Paddy wrote for lave to come and pull of
both his ears,
Says Pat to that, in style polite, as well you may
suppose,
"My ears are at your sarrice, sir, but FIRST III pull
your nose"
The when and where was settled fair, when Pa
as bold as brass,
Cried g YOU know what we hght about, !" Mackir.
ky cried I" 0Idslf
And then in haste aud sot to waste such very
precious time,
One prim'd without a loading, tother loaded
without prime.
Then back to back they stood, good lack, TO
measure wards score
Nackirkinoraft such honest measure never gave
before.
He walk so light that out Of sight fully fairly he
was seen;
And Paddy shot hnger-post just half mile be.
tween
Now Pat and Kate soon after that in wedIocks
bands were join'd;
Mackirkey he kept walking on, and never look d
behind,
And, tll this day, his ghost, they say--for he OF
love expir'd-
Keeps walking round the finger post at which
bold Paddy fr'd.
The Portland gazette., 1824-06-29
From the .Nsi0 Mentally .HagaSine
STANZAS

STANZAS
THE HEIREss' COMPLAINT.
WHY tell me with officions zeal.
That am young. aud rich. and fair,
And wonder how my soul can feel
The pangs OF sorrow and Of caIe
Why dost thou count the golden store,
The sparkling jewels that are mine,
And name the suitoE DER and DER.
Who breathe their incense al my shrine
Know that scotn the sordid train
Whose loyeless VOWS are bought and sod;
Know that the heart I wish 10 gain
Despises. spurns, my worthless gold.
love- dare not breathe his name.
The sou Of genius and OF mind
He climbs the sleepy path OF fame,
Content to leave the crowd behind.
And while IN halls iIlumin'd bright,
hear the same false batteries o'er
He patient wastes the midnight light
In studious toll, in learned lore.
seldom he seeks the giddy ,hrong.
And then lie stands retired apart,
And views the dance, and heafa the song
With listless look, and jcyless heart.
He turns from Loves all-spsakIng eye;
Ills mfnu 10 Idules 10 SCIENCE ttlu5si
ThFoned ID a worid Of fvisions high,
OF deep and vast imaginings.
NV vaunsed wealth. my haiter'd face,
The praise Of coxcombs may employ
Bot he regards that .1ss as base,
Tie holds that beauty as a toy.
Yet must sin reluctant wear
These flashing gems, these robes OF state
And aightly must submit 70 share
The paltry vani,ies hate.
On neveE shall the world deride
Ny passion with anieehng Jet,
" nlle smiles Of more than spartan pride
Can nide the tortuges Of my breast
Thy tesrs flow fasi--now judge if gold
Can hanish anguish from is shrine;
And say, Il ever tale Ess told.
So sad 50 sorrowful as mine. nj. A.
The Portland gazette., 1824-06-29
Runaway,

TyROM the subscriber on the 31st Of May
H. last, lad named IVORY GRAY suppo-
sed with an intention Of going to see had On
when he went away, blue Jacket, light PantA
looms and Chip fiat face fre ekled. All per
sons are cautioned against harboring, trusting o.
conCesling said Gray, as he IS under my lega
guardianship Twenty FIVE cents reward vii
de paid any person who may spPrehend said mi
nor and return him "a me.
JOSEPH SEWALL, CuGrdtor.
York, Jane 3, 1894
The Portland gazette., 1824-06-29

.4t Court Of Probate hsld ~ Portland tBitHin arsa
for the county Of Cumberland, on the third Tvss-
day ~ June W ths year gf our. Lord eighteen
hundred aAd t5snfy four
GTEPHEN PORTER, admiais orthe estate
- Of Susanna Hamilton, late Of North Yarmouth,
Ia said county, Widow, deceased, having presented
his FIRST account Of the administration Of said estate
ORDERED That the said administrator give no
tice 70 all persons interested, by causing copy Of
this order 10 be published three weeks succeNively
in the Portland Gazette. prihted a. Portland, that
they may appear ata Probate Court to be held AZ
said Portland, the third Tuesday Of July next az
ten Of the clock in the forenoon, and shew cause f
any they have, why the same should not be allow
"a. BARRETT POTTER, Judge.
A true cosy. AtL HoraiO SouihEaIe Reg
The Portland gazette., 1824-06-29
BOOTS e SHOES,

Feeling sensible that many of his Brethren,
(k1ights OF the lapstone,) viii endeavoT to per
suade people that it Is impossible that work
Of the FIRST quality can be afforded al the above
mentioned prices, he will assure those who may
favor him with their custom, their work shall
be made Of the very best OF philadelphia or
Southern Stock, and in style not inferior 70
any in the place. Should any Of his work
prove not equal 70 what ii Is recommended, the
purchaser can have the privilege Of returning
or receiving proper deduction. Every favor
properly acknowledged and a. much punctuali-
ty observed, as the nature Of the trade viii ad-
nit. January "a, 1894
The Portland gazette., 1824-06-29

THE subscriber hereby gives public no-ics " MI
conserved. thar he haa hsen duly appointed ana
taken upcn himself tHe trust rf aamirrtrat9F w 49,
estate Of ISAAC FARNSWORTH. late of West
brook IN the c1uuiy NJ Cumbefland Trader. dsusaB-
60, hy giving hcn1 as the iaw difrcfs-Hs therefore
requests MT peFsOns Wh0 indebted o ths szis ds-
ceassds estate to make imaaediate payment and
those ~ho have any demands therean. V szhihii hs
same foo seriemrntfo GEORGE SMALL.
Ntstbrook jane =, 1894
The Portland gazette., 1824-06-29

JEREMIAH MARTIN bas opened a schoolfor
- the instruction of Lads and Misses III the sew
eral branches Of EDUCATION, which are usu-
ally taught in English Schools, 10 tie Roem for
merly occupied by Miss Tolford, iH Federal
Street ETTerms four dollars per quarter.
Reference. Gen. SAMUEL FESSENDENs
DR.. JOHN MERRILL.
Portland, May IL, 1924 6w.
The Portland gazette., 1824-06-29
PASCHAI. BROOKS.

ID ESPECTFULLY inforEns the public that
II he has taken Store No. !, Merchants
Row, Middle Street lately occupied ny hr.
GEoRoE NrLLis, where he has just orencd tne
following am0ng variety 81 other articles -
Red and White Raw Silk
Nantes Merino SHAWLs; Crape and Dam
ask SILK shRuls Worstcd MANfLES Ele-
CANT Black and Cold Gros DE- Naples SILKS
Valencia and SIX NESTINGs Damask Table
LINENS 40 5-4 O. "a a. - end l0-4
wide Damask Table CLOTHS Irish LIN
EMS IN pieces and l-1 pieces Linen CAM
BRICs Long LAWNS Linen CAMBIhC
Hdkfs IMITATION. DO POPLlNs Broad
and Narrow B0MBAZINES Plain and Zig q
Thule LACE Italian GRAPES Grape
DRESSES 4; CASHMERE Hdkis. Gros de-
NAPLES 10. ZELIAs MERlN0 Hdds. \
Black and Col0ured SATINS German and
FLAG Hdkis. SINCHAWs; LEVANTiNES ;
British COTTON Fussia DIAPER AIN. India
MUSLIN Jaconei and BOOK Cd CAM
BRICS CALIC0ES English GiNGHAMS ;
BROADCLOTHS ; CASSlMERES SATTl-
NETS BEDTiCktNGS, &r &c
an Of which viii b. sold as low as can be
purchased III town.
May T. 1924 Il
The Portland gazette., 1824-06-29

.4t Court Of Probate held AZ the PROBATE Office ~
Portland. iUithin and fer he County Of CifHlbsr-
land, on dle third Tuesday Of June, ~ Als ysar
Of our Lord eighties hundred and tlcenfg four
GTEPHEN LONGFELLOW.J 0f said Portland,
~ Esquire, named Executor in a certain instru-
ment purportiRE 20 be che last win and testament
Of STEPHEN LONGFELLOW, late or Gorham
in said county Esquire, deceased having presented
the same for probate ORDERED, That the Ex-
eCutor give notice % al persons iHieTested by caus
ing copy Of this order 10 BE published three weeks
successively IN tive Portland Gazette, printed Az
Portland that they may appear al a Probate Court
10 be held AZ said Portland, 0n the third Tuesday ut
July next. ten Of the clock 10 the forenoon, and
shew cause II any they have. why the said iuBtru-
ment should not Be proved, approved, and allowed
a. the last will and testament 0f said deceased
BARRETT POTTER, JUDGE
true Copy--Au Horatio Suuthguic Reg.
The Portland gazette., 1824-06-29

EAAIE ASHORE.

ON ne beach. near the residence ~ the
~ subscriber, nu Riehmonds island, a new
MAST, about 81 feet III length. The owner can
receive The same hy proving property and pay
ing charges, by applying % the subscriber
NATHANIEL JORDAN, 9th
Cspe Elizabeth, June Z, 1924
The Portland gazette., 1824-06-29
HORSE
Strayed or Stolen.

EROMthe pasture or Capt ROBERT McLEL-
n Ian, ia G0rham, on the night Of the lIih
inst. large chesnut Coloured HORSE, with
black name and tail, white star in his forehead
2 years old, natural trotter. Any person who
will give information respecting him, or return
him 70 the subscriber AZ TOPSHAAI, shall re-
ceive reasonable reward, and an uNpences
paid. ACTOR PATTEN, ID.
Portland, June ~. IlnA
The Portland gazette., 1824-06-29
CHEMICAL EMBROCATION,
OR
WhitwelFs Improved OpodeldOC

Whitwell's Improved OpodeldOcI
"HlS article is 10 the Liquid form and is
III considered by the first physicians in the
U. 3. 10 rank higher than any other compost
ton in existence for the following com
plants, viz. Bruises, Sprains, Gout, Rheuma-
tism. Cramp, Numbness, weakness or Stiffness
Of the neck or limbs, Chilblains, Chapped
hands, stings, Of insects, Vegetable POisons,
&c. &c. II is applied both 70 man and beast.
SERIOUS CAUTION.
The public cannot be too much upon their
guard against the numerous increasing and
vile limitations Of this original and excellent
composition, recommended by one oi the
most eminent Of the faculty in America)
made BY various persons ia their owa names,
which is sometimes sold for GENUINE some
tunes palmed of sPon the purchaser tpeace-
ably if they can, iorcibly if they must) at o
less price, as bait, with the unqualified and
iupudent declaration that they are ~ good
and even better than the original. Most Of
these wretched substitutes, however, have
80 o6sn been returned as totally rrsTfhisss. that
with little attention, and by insisting up
on receiving HhitpsH's OPsdeldoe- these ~
bominsble impostions will in great meas
ure be elfectuaily counteFscted.
FACTS IN THE CASE.
The undersigned was the original and cole
inventor Of the Chemical Emhrocation, which
Is sltogether different medicine from com
mon OpodeldOc on any of the epbemerai and
bastard race now ia existence-the demand
for il was created BY It's Feeulisr merits, and
by vast expenditure Of the time, labor and
resources OF is proprietor-Ihs NUMEROUS Ts-
sPscsable certificates Ehirh arcon1Pany fhis
medicine apply 70 fhls article and no sthsr.-
The public kIsGE He 0Eaer--ihs puTrh1stT er-
Peefs no ofher.-All attempts tbsreiore q sub
stitute different composition for mines or 10
make il IN my name, is noi only violation
of the great Christian Maxim, but u an in
suit and deception upon the community, re-
Pugnant 10 every principle Of honor. candOr
and justice, and in a moral sense, II not in
a csurt Of Law, might be construed isto an
act Of even greater atrecity-
JOHN r. WHfTWELLs.
Also FOR S.aLE--
The Aromatic SNUFF, for
Headache and Caiarrh. J.P. FhiIsrelrs Grand
Cordial SIonlashir Detergent BFTTERS. l21
cents a paper.
sold By MERRILL & MITCHELL.
The Portland gazette., 1824-06-29
STAGE NOTICE.

THE Portland Stage Company would in
form the public, that the Fare IN the accom-
modation Stages, from Portland, TO Boston,
through Portsmouth, viii be IN future. $500.
NATHANIEL MENDUM, .4gsui.
Portland. Nav %. ls24. 4w