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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-07
.MNRSH4L50 SnL

" pursuance Of decree Of the Spu,-;as .. -.
he,d a. 'nf saEto 10 The city Of ehmond or ,b ~ 5s
At The front door Of Che Eagle Hotel he e OcsUoti neS
~ Gos tp 'a sJJ rot the next isit day. eomeIes
above Manchester, and about half mile Sr Two miles
r e % Dspsr @ su, wHns two engines for lime Of
with everyBeoessary apparatus, ou ho,,.e Phg waier
SELL soRs mnns % and The Puensnee the tse s o sG
well wooded, &c The sale will be 80 'p ~ acres very
cree OF ne court W. on credit Of one and i 70 ne DE-
paid j. GUERRANT a" property until
August te NJ o. C.C.R ID.
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RTTNcY TYa

!yRoM The subscriber 25,h c4TO mulatto fell
a low about 80 yeats age. lie spare made, about five
feet eight nine niche high Of hi. front teeth
and about his
hi, check, wi' distinguished by being shade ke
than the surrounding skin, aud lie suffers unusually bad lie
well lutn,hcd with cloic and has with him amongst ohe
thing. blue uiuad cloth and white fur hat
Cato reads aud thought write lie will doubtless
tempt pass and possibly may have fabricated
oejticate To that effect IL known that he has cate,
of good character from several gentlemen uf cpectdbi
lie was raised "a the city of Washington ami will probably at
tempt make has way there. Any information pccnc hun
will he thankfully received and literally rewarded
DAVID JOHNSON.
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FLEI,Y DOLLARS REWARD

WILL he given for the prehenson and delivery in
w Richmond of slave named TONI VIII sbsconded the
81 inst lie is "a gears al rather under The ordinary
but mode, chocolate colour open intelligent counenance
with large aud has been principally accustomed to the
House and stable He has wife al the house OF Mr. john Al
len OF this city, and several relations the neighbohood IL
Is well supplied with money and clothes, and will probably
empto setio of,he northern oies and for this purpose
will supply bimse with free papers
IL Captains Of vessels cautioned against receiving him
board.
- IL aPPrehended out Of the state VIII deay all
sonabIe charges in conveying him TO this place.
Jrly %. 23-tI VIM. ANDERSON
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.ALaRSLIAI1C @ IL.

DURSUBNI 10 decree oftbe Supe,ior @, e,,
I IoT 1 ,aa ~ a District pronounced on H. saa,s ,y
Hav. plaintiff against William Cbspbc,is between Walter
@ 8 w9Vd"S asf defendant viii be oj at pSs e S oe
,, y ss; r, ~ 21 thut.dsy the 1871 Jsv - DC
said so01 Of which NJ SAID w9ord dieS as, ~ isr S 5ofs
,s.ss ,"e Sr WI os credit Of twelve months e o
the land 10 the pavpen - u deed Of tfust
Asg~. rs, is1s, AL D c. 6. W ..
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Back Riper land For Sale.

OFFER for sale the farm which reside in the county
Of Eizheth city, called Wheasnd, containing by late
vey five hundred and ninctythr acres This plantation
bounded side by Back-rver, distant from the
Hampton about three miles lies perfectly level and lis
generally of first ack-river low grounds which well
apie 10 CON- wheat aud barley The improvements
sit of Dwelling House, excellent repair with five rooms,
passage aud the necessary ont houses The stock of horse
cattle, sheep and hogs (Which sufficiently large for the
Of the pl,natonD also the farming utensils OF every kind
may be had with the farm if wanted. The will he made
known application the subscriber. JOHN G. PRYOR.
Sent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-07
EXECUTORS, SaTES

I)DksuANT 10 the las, will testament Of Can't Janet
poweii, dec, late VI Hanover county viii he sold tho
bidder on Midday, the 2ist of November if fair
me next 9ir day thereafter, the whsle OF The per.ona
-, ~, y 's VIII. me saes will include about ten 9;
Twelve iSeiy Slaves among them an experienced tanner II
horsss and mules about 20 in number an org them
brood mares colt jacks limits several elk the
sk OF about zoo IN number; 200 head SttoP,
soI OF moss about 10000 pounds Of pork abo.i 1900
naes oi corn fodder, &c. Household and kitchen Fun
'nr., plantation riens -four large till. with builrr; Black
too tedious 10 cnImerats. f'-i -
The sales will commence Now Market the late re,eaee
OF me deceased on Nonday th- 2i November; ON
To an estate called Ain Cre.k Friday the 2sh from
iheher TO Plantation called Iown on MONDAY the 2Sh
sn lastly 10 the estate called Bufeld on Wednesday tie
'un TO go on and continue from day day. at each place
un,,' all me oPeity at each plantation he sold
Fems OF sale; twelve months credit will he allowed .e p,~
ohaei Tor aisulns over ten dollars, giving bonds with s
security io a' sum aud under, cash will be tcquire
THOMAS PRICE. Jun.
THOMAS BOSWELL, ESis.
- PAUL BOSWELL, \
PS Az persons having claims on this Estate are reoue.te
TO present them io settlements those indebted to make iae-
date payment.
octoher'' 4t-tds
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a rululJie Tarern FOR Rem.

Il TuJUd5le Iarer1i for Rcnt.
tavern, the subscriber offers for rent the buildings he
"A occupies at Coles ferry, Halifax county This
old aud well known stand io public house, and formerly
when occupied for that purpose, with indifferent buildings
regarded OF the profitable ayern the
OF Halifax II situated Staunon branch Of the
Roanoke the shipping point
the counties OF Charlotte aud Halifax and this stream
will he eady TO, bateaux navigation during the twelve
months by the completion of the Roanoke Canal and the
movs Of distractions above and below the Fak the value Of
public house here will be much enhanced II also sitused
the best and direct road leading from Washington City
the SOUTH and preferred by members Of Congress aud south
travellers aud from the seat OF government These
dci atoms have induced the subscriber retire from The place
he has occupied for the last FIVE private residence to
the Inconvenience OF the pnbe and offer for rent
Of entertainment Great expense has been incurred in
erecting large eommodos and well finished budn and oil
necessary uthouse, presenting this time
and facr prospect Of than frequently offered TO
those who engaged in this Inc Of business Attached To the
establishment is a small hghand PLANTATION, having
about eighty Of cleared land, Of good quality TO
who has the ability and inclination keep decent and
table house, the moderate would be offered
lease OF three and four hut where these shall probably be
wanting, offer whatever will be accepted by the subscriber.
Sept. IS diff WV. A. CAkRINGTON.
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E-XECUTOR.S SaLES.

EXEC UTOR'S SALES.
IL s nue oil toe last will snd tssianem Of BesJ'nh "
osh deed as executor thereof will on FRIDAY inc
h. Gay ~ Vee1ernest at II o'clock, te half way hso
,bs me-, spu hswpon, II fan il not, q, the same n
~ Gay heieaher, sell that valuable uaet ..
hna, 'hs' belonged to the said Coleman eonanng about
M acres situated within hre. miles of theis,'d
WAY he1'e' and on Lanb creek, hne wasr-eourf
"a sn a.ep water branch Of Charles sometimes cav
.,i..s NJ ,ef. La. improvements is,fact are ancf
. h dwelling House, large Barn, Kitchen, ovd
ouse ana negro quarters. Tn. land is level and uf.
oy many persons 10 be fertile as the beat lands
n % county Or on back river Elizabeth city county
"J 60, "sp'.d 10 the culture of Corn, Wheat, Barley
s"u Coon- Al the same time will be sold the divided S
ere o. me said coleman in abou, acres Cow
ahas IN York County, which considered by all who ne
with them, the best uge the lower part OF Viz
of raising stocks Of cattle and mules. The land near The
way mouse wi' be shown by Tho. c. RUSSELL Esq. OF tba
place, topersons DESTROYS Of purchasing.
terms OF the sale, which will h. conducted by Messrs
onsute ROBINSON and Peasants Cash for one fourth OF The
money aud for the balance credit one two, three
ana FOUR w be given, payable in equal inalmenis %
security bearing interest the day Oh
a' anu a OF ,,, ON The property their payment
AugustS0 " si-tds
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.lIarShnEs lSnIe of LnnR md .Nanrnes

.gidTShdL'S SAFE Of LAM ana Negroes.
pursuance of decree OF the Superior Of Chan
ceJy for the tiohmond district pronounced on the 18th Of
March, 1926 in the of Markham Goode Turpn vs.
day Of November the late residence Of COL Francis
GOOde, dec Of Chserfeld offer for sale highest hid
der at public auction Tor cash, between forty fifty
many will he sufficient; and then in possession,
raise the OF 1892 o. with interest i1g 81 part thereof
from js day Of December 1915 until PAID and Marshas
missions and aud slaves on
credit Of ~ MONTHS will he sufficient TO raise the sum of
december 49, uut psd and Marsbss commissions: And
the time and place haii sale for cash. about
go Of Land, efficiency thereof
S4i5 So wR interest s272 u.s. part thereof from the 3
day OF December Bi8 uotl paid, and Marsbas
and cots Of pitts ~ the first named suit the her sum
OF S28Zg q. with Interest $3.50 90, from the Ss of De-
cemher 1918 until paid, Masba commissions ali other
named sale will he male the following terms onefonrth
cash. one-ouh credit Of siz months fourth on ere
dit OF u month"; and ihe remaining on credit Of
10 Oonth Should he defendants the first aud second suits
Alice G0ode Ffauc Goode Henry Taum aud Mary his WIFE
John Gillian, admir- Of Elizabeth james William Harrison
AMI Louisa his WIFE refuse to deliver much Of the perou
property Of the said Francis Goode decessed now in their
before named, for which the personal property il
hereby advertisers then shall proceed 10 the manner herein
before prescfbcd 70 sell the whole Of The real estate Of
said Francs Goode dec except that part devised 10 son
Robert h the possession Of the said Alice Goode and Ffanc,
u ode, either OF them much thereof as will raise
several sums Of money aud co &C. above named In
an credit sales above named bonds with approved security will
he required. and the title the real estate REFINED until they
paid Should the above named prove to be unfair the
sales will he made the first fait day thereafter.
OoloberA 44~d,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-07

IN Her'rico County Court, Oct. Sd, 1925.
RDERED, that notice he given by advertisements; in d..
" ehn nd Enquirer, that thu County Court nrico will
commence holding the Courts for the said County in their New
Courthouse, erected upon the ground which the Old Court
mouse formerly stood at the November term OF said Court
Copy. Te.te
Oe,. 4. @. ~
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kAECUTTVE DEP .alRTMENT, l

-or,,,. Richmond oath May, 1925.
olioE Is hereby given, that from this time forward all
persons oherng themselves principaso securities 10
any eona or eon"cto he approved Executive viii be
required 10 accompany the with adavs legal form
stating the value of the property which they would hde
posses after the payment Of ali their debts.
BY order, w a EICIIAppSON e. E:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-07
H Vaiuable Farm near Richmond for Sale.

n 0FFER'for sale, by private contract my Farm called
Brook6sd bordering the Brook and the Brock turn
pike road miles Richmond. Ii contains upwards Of
hundred and thirty IN good order, and has on
good dwelling house. aud every house for the
mediation Of large family, aud all houses farm
Terms will he made known by application To the subscriber at
the Shocke Wal ehouse IN Richmond, the premises
BEN. SHEPPARD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-07

Samuel IT. HELLS,
rTNAKE notice mat shaR nppiy % s neT General As
from you. C11IJfERINE n. WELLS.
Sept. 80. 43-wGy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-07
PVBLTC .S-4LE OF INN

S1'urday the sih OF October next, upon the premises.
~ shall seto the highest bidder, upon credi, of one two
and ,hI years, the TRACT or LAND o which lately
resided M Amelia county, called and known ly the name IL
yto" 1t situated The sarkelc ,a Leads cro,,
1e",o Bridge, about and halt miles the bridge
ne ditance from Richmond 80 miles and from Petr.bnrr
~ miles The firu contains about $50 acres lies we'll has s
abundance Of wood land attached TO it, and well water.d
as any place in Virginia.
The Improvements handsome, consisting Of aImos, every
l2use required for family, aud COST whole inward s
Ssoou Possession he had about Christmas with berV
m ie mean time OF seeding crop Wheat Before the ay
oi SAFE The subscriber will treat privately the above pron,
" and should sale he effected due notice will be give 10 The
Phiie Bond and uneNcepGonabe security will i, reau I'd
o te TO carry interest from the date the interest
Will be RENTED If the r. noipal punoiually maid
VIII also sell by pTivat, contract or eX, l,,pye for .
~ ia the ncighbouIhood of Petersburg one cau5 b,
ed hid part OF tract oi land in The county Of P,tr r
on the waters OF South Mayo aud Russrls Greek
sio6 acres IN which land bargain may be had
Petersburg. Sept. 9. 1926. SG---tds / RnMEnrsnN l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-07

Yauhau Haujo I6
Tuskugee Emautla II
Tustunnugee Hothleloco IS
Treaty of 1921, 9th uol. Lo,Ds Of the u. States,
page 772.
D. D. M NJ: rosTsy' Commissioners ofthe u S,
William M'In;osh j
Tustunnugee Hopoie 2
Elau Emauthlau 8
Holoughlau, or Colonel Blue 4
Cusseau Niece s
Sotetan Hauio G
Etomme Tustunnuggee Z
Iaskagee Emauthau 8
Tuckte Luslee 9
Tuckte Luslee Haulo 80
Conepee Ernauthlau IL
Hothiepoe IL
Tuskeenaheocki ID
Chaughe Niece ID
Isfaune Tustunnuggee Haujo is
Wau Thlucco Haujo l6
Ttchu Haujo II
Alabama Tus;unnuggee IS
Holoughlan Tus,unnuggee -
Auhauluck Yohola 20
Oscachee Tustunnuggee II
HoupauthIee Tus;unnusEee %
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %
Henelau Texico "a
Tusekeagh Haujo %
T,,f1eos
1,,.,. ~ NI'"D ~
,, ''''d'.' t ~. l.''0si r. co.,. .
Holahtau, or Colonel Blue 3
Cowetau Tustunnuggee
Artus Mico, or Roby N'Intosh
Chilly M'Intosh
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Charles Miller
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Notice to NIL ,OhoHl IL MAY concern
HIS csruy that Je.e Street no longer nv agent
u in bi. country act for ia no esse whatsoever. by
consent Of parties. WILLIAM MILLER.
JESSE s. STREET.
October e. III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-07

Ictrtiy that 'cwed, the last autumn, land
barrels white Flint Wheat. from Gayusa county, which
and eighty bushels The wheat Is Of the finest quality and
nm fully Of opinion that The produce double the
what could have been Produced from the gound
with any other kind of Wheat. A. SPENCER.
Late Chief Justice Of the State Of New York.
Ibony Aupus 4 O.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-07
REAfOYAL

TIVE suberiber baye removed next door above Mr. john
Pskhlr where they continue tender their services e
the pubic a. 4.cfionserS 4 Con,Bf5sion Msrchants.
U Liberal advances vii be made all csnIgune nis made
them. CO q. CLARKE.
Oct 4, 44-6t
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CoOchL0nd NnN HanOreL Lnln IN. -

N - r IT. 49, TO- 'Ur'UVeI I|uHiU JOF sue.
the Richmond Dttiict, offer private sale rsc If lan5
me upper part OF Gooehand county the waters Of I
creek, containing i4Il acres thoresbout and ano
tract The county OF Hanover, Containing 9se acres A.
desirable 1" close speedily possible the concerns of s
medatins erns Both will be divided 10 suit
ne uo 'eand land viii be shewn persons wishing IN
chase, ny MI Winston Payne, and the Hanover anI he IA
Lsney Jones' Possession can he given immediatev = ~
WIN Il. WiCKiIAM, surviyinr
Trustee Of the estate o. SamJ Gil dor
Richmond. Ian. II. 1875 ,' &c
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acquainted with j. Richmond, the gncr of The
certificate who gentleman of the most respectable chaac-
ter and any representation of his cnco entire confidence
Albany, July 8, 1925 DE WITT CLINTON.
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If The American reader the least acquainted WIN me ''
made the English Opposition writers, their hoa.,rd u
herty prcs viii readily perceive the real objss Oh the
following art,ele
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-07

For Sale ut the PenifeHtiary Store,
A CONSIDERABLE quantity II strsng outside WOOLEN
CLOIHihG for servants manufactured the Pcniten-
afy. THOMAS NELSON, r. A. T..
Richmond, sept. 90 4O-,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-07

This may certify that acquainted with most Of the a
hove utsoribsrs aud know them he practical Farmers
truth and veraony JONATHAN RICHMOND.
Liyonia, June q, 1924.
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WHITE FLINrT SEED WHEAT,

E5UClI noticed by several Agricultural Papers, for
II ss,ance the Fly, its bountlu yielding and its superior
qualities FOR the manufacturer; the history and description
which particularly given by the annexed certificate which
merits from its responsibility the notice of every practical
Seed may he had al the store Of
JOSHUA J. FRY, Richmond Va.
October {.
This to Certify That the subscribers OF the town Of
Scipo the county of Cayuga and of Newly
raised the WHITE FLINT RBEdT, with great success
Tor the last two three years. and have growing
side Of different kinds wheat aud has with few pon.
exceeded any others third aud frequently half,
same field II i. white ohaf Bald Wheat, with fair white
berry; stands the winter remarkably WELL and spreads
thiekcns up the months Of April and Nav than any
other kind Of wheat which have IL has small
thicker than other kinds Of Wheat which the Fly insect
has not yet been found although they have the
made great other kinds growing the fields
John Daniels Benz. Loye!and
Wheefon CLARK, Benz Oney,
WIN. Daniels, Ias Manchester
James Word, Charles Sales,
Nathan Ramsay, Eben. Wittine,
John q. Pral, Timothy Finch
Jared Beardsley, Joshua Bailey,
DAVID Finch, WIN. Bennett.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-07

A more extended examination Of the Review
was contemplated, with hope Of exposing all its
errors but it would be an endless work. From every
page such examples might be taken as have been
already exhibited Enough has been said to lortify
the assertions that the historical sketch is dstin-
guished by its inaccuracy, that the observations
are remarkable for indiScretion and moiigHity hat
the question between the u. States and Georgia is
most falsely stated, and that. instead Of giving
iucid information on an important subject, its whole
tendency is TO mislead tie public, being obviously
the work Of one ignorant Of the subject on which
he writes, or designedly classifying, in order pre-
judce the claims, and injure the reputation Of one
of the states.
So gross are the errors and glazing the defects Of
the production as almost to induce belief that the
praises bestowed upon il are ifoDicsl.
Praise undsserDed Is SATIRE u, ~ eiisel"
ISTA IADKI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-07

In the Sandwich Islands greater mark respect be
pad To the parent hy the than the swallowing par
Moral remains More civilized nations content with the
preludices.
WhsH native Of the Sandwich L,nds weary his first
spouse lie may bring home another, but may divorce
original chosen con,irt.
Wnen the Sovereign ofthe Sandwich Island dies each
mas subjects shows his respect tue deceased Prince by
tracing valuable tooth from Ia. head.
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on THE LATE KING Of heSANDHIcH fShdHDS'
Translated from the oiisnal Of Grace Rste'' i Aars!s
Poet Laureate
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-04-19
LIBRARY NOTICE.

a Meeting Of the Stockholders in the
Edwardsviile Library, is requested at the
Library Room in Edwardsvillc, OH Satur-
day the 3olh INST at O'clock, P. NJ.
The forfeiture Of shares Tor failure to
pay the arrears due, can he saved BY
making payment Oh that day; otherwise,
all shares which were in arr ears for one
year on the LIST January, 1924, will be
dec Jared forfeited All arrears which
accrued before the Isl January, 1928, can
be discharged in state paper at SO per
cent. discount. April le, 1925.
D wM rR / MsFFr : Committee.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-04-19

not according TO own individual private
Lotions of right and wrong; but legal
constltl ional discretion tor the public
good ought 10 be used. The wise discre.
ton OF the people in such cases ought to
be his discretion. This will ought 10 be
expressed IN an orderly, peacesble man
her, without any threats and if SO ex.
pressed, l have 10 doubt it will be at
tended TO
The above is Submitted without any
intention of raising ili-natured feelings IN
any ones breast. The object is simply
to call the attention of the Executive and
the people 10 this unfortunate mans case
and II 1t be just, to relieve him.
.4Er1 Is, 1925. No END.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-04-19
FOR THE SPECTATOR.
70 the good Peotle Of Madison County.


TO the good Peotie of Madison County.
In The l4Ih sec. Of art. 6. in our con
siitutioD, it is stated that, "lhe true de-
sign of all punishmen;s being to reform,
not to eXterminate mank ind" sc. This
provision is truly humane, and ought to
be observed by all officers, who have ia
ken an oath to support thai constitution.
There is now confined in the common
time past, an unfortunate human being.
This man has received the punishment
for the crimes of which he was convicted,
and is detained at present for the fine and
costs Of the prosecution. He has been
in confinement since last July for the one
and the same offence. 1t is a we'll known
fac, that the man is poor, and will be
compelled to end his days in prison, il
he be not liberated before he pays the
fine and costs.
wish i, distinctly understood, tina,
do not advocate the crime of which this
man has been found guilty, nor do say
aught agains, reasonable punishment
for this or any other crime. But l do
cry aloud against all " cruel and unusu-
al" punishments. There is a just rea
son in all things. To transcend this
point is doing wrong This man has
been as much reformed" by imprison-
ment, as that mode OF punishment will
do good. He has no opportunity Of
working. This necessary means oil get
ting a living will be los, to him.
What can be the obJect at present for
his confinement No good man will be
gratifed to see an unfortunate fellow be-
ing deprived of his liberty for SO great a
length of time. Ii is almost two years
that he has been in confinement, or under
recognizance, for tins ttfence. Since last
July he has not been at liberty one mi
mute.
This case, you will conclude with me,
calls for some redress. The most easy
and speedy mode Of giving relief is for
the Governor to remit the fine. the
Governor has discretionary power on
This subject, and ought TO be exercised,