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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-11-19
-Four and Groceries.
JOSEPH EACf3ES

VOS6E1 hawkes.
Has taken the store lately occupied by
II VI. Samuel Mclean, on King. street. sp.
Pos'te MIR. James English's where he will
purchase -four and other country produce,
and receive -four in store on the usual terms
he has on hand, & intends keeping supply Of
HEST EauILY FLOUR,
novI9
.U The editors of the Leesburg Genius Of
Liberty and Washingtonian, will please insert
the above three times and forwsrd their &C.
counts to this Office for payment.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-11-19
IL2RRKD

On 'ednesday evening last, by the Rev.
VIM Wilmer, ID. ID. Doctor WARNER BRIs.
coE, Of Jefferson County. Va. to JANE HAIR.
a,rr, daughter of the late George slacum,
Esq of this place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-11-19
100000 dolls.
HIGHEST PRIZE,

1920 Prizes SSO8,00O
Every Prize subject to deduction of Fif-
teen per cent.-and payable sixty days after
the drawing, but for which, as usual at Co
hens Office, the CASH can be had the Mo-
meRt they are DrUion.
MODE OF DRAwINGI
The Numbers will be put into one wheel as
usual-and in the other wheel will be put the
Prizes above the denomination of $40; and the
drawing to progress in tho usual manner. The
~, 500 Prizes Of $40, will be awarded to the
Tickets, the Numbers of which end with the
terminating figure of either of the three first
drawn numbers from the wheel of ID, ferent de-
nominations.
7oiNustrate Which, suppose that 49, be
the first drawn number, then every Ticket in
the Lottery ending with the figure 2, will be
entitled to prize of Ten Dollars-then sup
pose that No. 1865 be the next drawn from
the wheel, then all the tickets ending with S,
will also be entitled to a prize Of fen Dollars
each-and in like manner, suppose that No.
29,368 be the third drawn from the wheel,
then al the tickets inthe scheme ending with
the figure g. will also be entitled to a prize OF
Ten Dollars each
This mode of drawing will permit the
whole Lottery to be completed at ONE
DRAWlNG-and Ticket drawing superior
Prize ,oiH not be restricted from drawing an in
ferlor one also.
Whole Tickets $40 Quarters, 80 so
HnLUes, Eighths, 25
To be had in great variety of Numbers at
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-11-19
lost or StlAen.

A NOTE, drawn by James English and en-
n dorsedby the subscriber, for -Four Hun
dred and Thirty Eight Dollars, payable touP
months from the 10Th September. A. psyr
ment has been forbid, it can be OF no use 10
those who hold it. 0. p. FINLEY,
nov Is 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-11-19
More Goods.
JAMES C. RARRY

A4Hi1C VI bh1th
ut ms old established Store, corner Of King
and FaiJtar streets, Alsrandria,
mas JUST RECEIVED
White, black, and scarlet mevno scarfs
shepperd's black and blue first quality cloths
and cassimercs
Siiyer and Parsons's grey mix'd do do
SykeS's superior blue and grey mix'd cassi.
nets, which he respectfully invites the
public to call and examine, as they are a
beautiful specimen of the superiority of
American over Foreign manufacture of
that article.
A new and very general assortment of cali.
Goes, warranted fast colours
Very handsome silk stripe caspans for ladies'
dresses
Tartan and circassian plaids
Canton and Italian black grapes
Ladies and gentlemen's black and white silk
hose
Kid, horse skin, Woodstock, buck, and beaver
gloves
Also
flushings, blankets, blue plains, Devonshire
kerseys. fannels, baizc., burlaps linens,
lawns, cambrics, checks, plaids, stripes, and
most scription of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-11-19

that the mass Of the people woult. be-
glad offoreign projections; and thatthis
protection will FIRST be demanded from
England; but time presses-more in
my next. S. G. HOWE.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-07
RE, Managers.
S1o7lCo
1880 PRIZES.
$500 BLANKS.
Slo7,lOo
AZ, $40 Tickets.

40 $40 Tickets. Oiof,too
THIS Lottery formed by the ternary combination and
perturbation of 80 numbers 70 aelsr ,n 'e "hse
hrrein The 36 numbers will be severaiy placed IN Whee
nm NE ay of the drawing and five OF them be drawn ou
and that ticket having on it the ls I'd and Sd numbers ~
the order in which drawn, Will be entitled 10 sn pi,Ae
$40 600 And those five other tickets winch snail nave on
,he Inc same numbers in the following ORDERS shai De en-
Titled 10 the prizes affixed to them respectively VIZ nc
fst Sd and 3D. S500o-2d, LIST and 3d. 70 oooo-I' %
and 1st TO 9Oo03d, LIST and 2d to ll3i-ol, "a anu ISL
to Isl. = H., .broe ~
the drawn Nos and those three, the 3D. 9Th ana 3t, or
be "A 4th ard Stu in OF their several orders OF
combination Formulation, will each be entitled 10 PRIZE
rhe % other tickets Which shall have on them three OF
tb 1rau numbers and hose!hree, the ID, ID ana 4t OF
liz 81 "A and sin in some Of their several orders OF
combination permutaon will each be entitled 70 prize
of $500. 49, ,h,ao
of the d avn numbers shall each be entitled to pr4e o.
The 1856 tickets which shall have them Two of the
drawn Numbers and those two tie "a ana 4t' III ehei
ORDER will each be entitled TO $50
The 1876 tickets which shall have Two of the drawn num-
bers on them and those two the Sd and 4b IN either Order
will each be entitled 10 $50.
All others being 1885, having Two OF the drawn numbers
on them will each be entitled to prize OF 50.
And all those 1880 tickets having but One OF the draw
numbers them, will each be entitled 70 prize o. so
No ticket which shall have drawn PRIZE OF superior
denomination can be ent, I'd 10 an interior prize Prze
PAYABLE 80 DAYS af the drawing, and subject 70 the usua
deduction OF ID per Gent
The MANAGERS have opened an OFFICE at No. -
MARKET STREET, WILMINGTON, and offer Tor sal
Tickets in the above scheme, until Wednesday, the OIL
Iune at scheme price, yz.-Whole Tickets -, 80 talve
81 Is Quarters So cts After that period they wiadyanc
to S.
Packages Of 12 tickets, embracing the SO numbers Q
he lottery which Of necessity draw at least sl2 %
nett with SO many chances for capital P4es or shares
packages may be had at he same rate, VIZ package
Whole S30-Hatves Sl5--Quarters 81 80.
Prizes in any Of the Lotteries Of York Pennsyvania
MARYLAND Virginia anl No til Carolina, will be received
payment. Clubs literally dealt with.
GRnra enclosing cash prize tickets as above fe
of expense for 1ckes Shares, will receive prompt al
tenton II addressed 10 YATES & MINrYRE,
Wilmington, e Del.
CrSchemes Of the different Lotteries may be had al III
Office
TIA few Tickets and shares in the Quantico Lottery 7
Sc drawn Wednesday the 9Th inst may be had at til
Managers Oice No %, Market 81 Capital prize $1,000
Tckeis 81 each June LIST, 1873 52-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-07
THE NATIONS GUEST IN KENTUCKY.

Amongst the ci,izens of Fayette county VINO a. a.
sembed to honor the Guest OF the Nation, were o's
covered many revolutionary veterans, II was nu,
interesting (says Kentucky paper to see the sP.s
with which they pressed forward to lay ~ .nes
claims to the regard Of their old companion ~ d
Many of them showed the wounds which 'hey nda
received by The side, and under the eye OF inc ,u'
full Marquis to whose command they haa p.e ,;ah,
tached. One veteran in particular Showed his ',shs
hand, deprived Of TWO fingers which had been Gu, W
by musket ball at the battle OF Brandywlne' ihu =,
which means, he obtained conveyance ron y; y
field at The same time with General La taye"T 49,
consequence OF wound he had received sa.,.d I an
Charles Norwood one of the citizens preseh'eu ~.
artillery powder horn which he had taken ~ a. Wort
sault on one of the batteries at the slege u
which he has preserved as precious relic ever '''
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-07
Delaware State Aottery,

For the endolcinent of .NeWark CoHege, .Hlaule-
town Academy, &c.
FIRST CLASS.
To he drawn the Sd August next, in Wilmington and
completed in a few minutes.
= n Yates & a. .M'LNTIR RE, Managers.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-07
Ertract Of Letter from Ntw Orleans

E.rtract Of Letter from .Nso orleans. !.
!" II any thing can serve to bind us more sad d,.
ring his eyen.ul life, it will be the recoeSuoa =.
an act Of dsin,erested kindness which his ss INV
this place has Afforded. will relate IT, l; "'
was appointed for all Military officers IN the s' H.
call upon The General they assembled a. na
change, and started from thence TO Inc oI s. some
quarters, but unhappiy, in consequence u n,i,ary
misunderstanding upon certain points ., III With.
etiquette, the officers of the Legion moveu " ~ re.
out the remaining Brigade officers; tins eq Fs,s,s
proaches, insults. and challenges ;-La for his
heard of it, and with truly paternal eonee. ocrr.
is children Immediately summoned a'' w
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-23

I Of fine contracting parties will order or at
ihofize any acts Of reprisal, nef declare
war against the olbrr, an complaints OF H.
jarics or damages. uolll tn sid party con
sideriug Itself offended shall first have pte-
srnird IL the other statement Of such IT.
jhrics or damage, verified by competent
proof, and demandrd justice aud satIsflc-
lion, aud the sane shall have bren either
refused or unreasonably delayed.
4thly. Nothing In THIS Treaty contained
shall, however. BE- construed, ar operate
contrary to former and existing ;uhlle
/ Treaties with other Soyerelsns or States.
The present Treaty of Peace, Amti,
/ Commerce, AID Navigation, shall be- ap-
/ proved and ratified by the President of the
United States OF America. by and with the
advice AID Consent of the Sruate thereof
and by the President Of the Republic OF
Columbia, with the consent and appruba-
ton Of the Congress of the same, and The
ra'licalIoas shall be exchanged in the CITY
Of Washington within rsh, nonth., to be
counted from the dale of the signature here
Of, or sooner if possible.
In filth whereof, We. the Plenipntrptia-
ries of the United States of America and
of the Republic of Columbia, have signed
an sealed these presents.
Bone in the City Of BogDta, on the third
Day Of October, IN the year of orr Lord
one thousand eight hundred and twenty
four, in the forty ninth year of lie indie
Pendcnce of the United States of America,
and he fourteentk Of that of the Republic
Of columbia.
fsrAIl RCH'D CL0UGu ANDERSON, Jr.
[5fAL.l PEDRO GAUL
And whereas the said Convention has
been duty ratified "n both parts, and the
respective ratlfeations Of the same were
exchanged, at at Washington, on thetwen-
" seventh day of the present mouth by,
Daniel Brent, Clirf Clerk af the Depart
fnent of state and jose .lfGyia Saia2ar.
LII. .. Fiscal Of III High Court of Justice
Of The kepahIlc Of Columbia, and Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister pleuipotentia-
~ thereof near the Government of the
United States of America GA the part al
thelr respective Governments.
Now, therefore be- it known, that !, John
Q1aacy 9damS, President Of the United
5 alrs, have caused the said Convention To
lle made pabllc, In the end that the sane,
aud every clause aud article thereof lnaT
be- observed and fulfiIcd with good fanh
by the United States aud the ciliztug there
OF. 80
In witness whereof, have hesVZlF o SCI
my hand. and eaused tie seal Of
the Uaited States to be affixed
Done at the City Of Washjag-
L. S. ton, this 3Ist day Of May, 10 tue
year of gu, Lord one thousand
eight hundred aud twenty five,
and Of the Independence OF the
UuItrd States the turtP-uinth
JOIN QUINCY ADAMS.
By the President;
Il. CLAY, Secretary Of State,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-23
DDIE1 4 S &c
lGENENAL LAFAYETTE.

New York, June ll.-For week past,
the country from Albany and Buffalo las been
in II state OF pleasing excitement and busy
preparations, III anticipation OF the visit OF
Gen Lafayette. Every village piper con-
tans brigade aud regmenl,l orders from tie
officers OF the militia, directing lheir different
corps to held themselves iH#roadiness to re.
cejvcthe Nations Guest at a minutes warning
and the village corporations are failing meas-
nres 70 pay him every civic honour. Ihe
General arrived at Buffalo on Saturday, aud
took lodgings wi.h Gen. Porter at Black Rock.
lie was to he in Rochester on Tuesday, ans
will probably reach Albany tomorrow, where
the uniformed troops have beeu ordered by
the Commander in Chief 10 receive him. He
IS 10 arrive in Bottom on the 10th prepara O.
~ IN the Bunker Hill celebration, which is 10
axe place on the day following.
IComm. .4dp.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-23

DAMAGE TO THE CROPS

NoRFoLK June l3.-0ur correspond
cut AT City Point under date of 18th inst.
<ays--"The Wheat is much Injured by the
rust, and the farmers are pprehensirethey
will mol make half a crop % Beacon.
DAMAGE TO TIE CROPS, sc.
Jule l4.-The North Carolina papers
rec, ived by the lat mail, furnish additional
particulars Of the severity Of the late gale,
and its destructive Elects uponihe growing
crops II is really melancholy to reflect
upon the awful change which the aatlrring
prospects Of the farmer have undergone,
within heIast fortnight eanxiously hope
that tong continuance of seasonahlr wea-
ther wil yet enable them, in some degree,
to retrieve their heavy iosses. ID.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-23
70 Planters

yEIiE subscribrr continues TO sell tobac-
d ca on commission, and promises slrici
attention 10 the interests OF those who may
eouhde their crops 10 his care. lie will also
attend TO Bank business for his country
friends. AkCHD. BUTCHER.
February 81 Ntsu27
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-23


Al the ships, merchandise, and effects
belonging To the cidzeus of one of tle com
tracing parties, which my be captured
nv ,arates, whether Within the Ii nit, nj lis
i3risiiction or on the high seas, and may
re carried or found in the rivers, roads,
bays. phr;l. or domuions, Of the otrr,
shall be delivered up 70 the owners, they
prn,ing IN due and proper form their righIs
before the competent tribunals ii beng
Eel understood that the claim should he
made within the term Of one year by the
parties themselves, their attorneys, or IL
heats of tie respective so' ernments.
ARTICLE Stii.
When Any vessel belnnglog 70 the citi
zPns Of either of the Contracting pariir,
e1asl be wrecked, found red Oh shall satier
siy damde. OF the coasts, or within til,
d luminous of the other, there shall he g,v
ell 10 tten al assistance and protection il
t1e same mag1ef which is usual aud Gus,
toalary with the vessels Of the uatloa tghcr,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-23
ARTICLE 9lst.

Tits further agreed, that in all cases
TIE established courts for prize causes, IN
the country 10 nhick the prizes may be
conducted, shsll alone take cognisance uG
them. And whenever such tribunal Of Ell
ter Farty shall pronounce Judgment against
an, vessel or goods, or property claimed
by the citizens Of the other party the SEN
tcnce or decree shall mention the reason
or motives un which the same shall have
hcen founded and an authenticated copy
OF the sentence or decree, and of all the
proceedings in the case, shall, If demand
ed, be Delivered to the commando or agent
nf said vessel, without any delay, he pay
ing the leg Il fees for the same.
ARTICLE cad.
Wherever one of the contracting parties
shall engaged in war With auaihcr State,
nn citizen of the other cnn,ractag party
shall accept commission, or letter of
Hn4ne, tor the purpose of assisting or CO.
operating hostilely, with the said enemy,
against the said party so at war, under the
paiu oF9eirg reatea as pirate.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-23

The u iitrd States Of America and the
Repabllc Of Colombia desiring to Ike 10
peace and harmony with all thr other M
and equally friendly WITH all, engage nulu-
ally not 10 srabt hoy particular favor 10
either nations in respect Of commerce mud
navigation, which shall not lmmedfatel, be
coue common h. tue other party Wha shall
enjoy the same freely. if the concession
was freely made, or On allowin3 the same
caspensatoa, ftAe concessIon was condi-
tJuat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-13
TRENT'S BRIDGE.
,shal, Sale Of Highly paluable Real Estate

s"oo"Ne ''Usc " LtSHty UWuUUC heQt
pursuance oi dec OF the Superior Cont Ui Chancey
Tor the Richmond District pronounced the 26h day
March 1898, IN the OF Trent Treat; Campbell
trent Trent w. Trent, and Leiper Tren shall Thurs.
bidder, public auction toll house Trent, Bridge
subject TO the dover right of Mrs Martha Trent the toll
mdge toll house and lot apputenan thereto, and the appur
'enahces OF the bridge immediately aor which, eitr t,
same place their respective premises may deemed
most conducive TO the of the parties s
shall IN lake offer sale, subject like rgh
chester, Viz Lots. No. 2f9 280 2js 269 256 257 PAS 46
ISL 232 2ie DO 0he four last Nos. being the and
rovements occupied by Mis-. Tren207 208 la5 1g6 also
the Zee simple interest Edward W. Trent in
the following lots in said Of Manchester. viz Lots. No,
Bi, 1872 l67, I69, g. a. 3d. S. CO ~ ~ 20 Al -
II, IL 70, 80, 40 81 2oo 2o, 22l, 2 the last four hav
part OF lot NO. 200; forty feet font, improved and
noiety part OF lot adjoining, being No. Lots
2 2i6 and 223: Lot No ASS, ihc of Richmond sub
ect to the dover of Mrs the fee simple
possession, IN the following lots the city Of Richmond
lot, No fj6 One sixth OF undivided piece aud sold
by Marsha Oveon l. W. Trent Others living ne Ross,
sanaIi one half OF No S9f purchased by Trent aud reway
me SAFE o e above described property will commence IL
o'clock, the toll house of the bridge above stated ard be
there continued adjourned, day day. aud from place
to place, circumstances require Should the
thereafter.
The undersigned deem, to saw any thing ohe
value OF the above property particularly of the Bridge,
acquainted with but To the distant ntuer to the man
vi capital and enterprise he will within short ex-
Perienee but few, any opportunities have occurred
calculated to insure just reward honest nduy
mend and the town OF ancbee; and cheap
safe and simple plan, the profits tolls have eaeeeded
the eXPseaiion' OF ih- most sanguinc.
TERMS OF SALE.-Oue-fourth of the purchase money
payable III six months one-fourth eIye months,
III eight, en- mouths and one-fourJh months
notes. negotiable, with approved endOr,e aud the title
ed as security.
Aprl5 ioS-.tI,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-13
April 5
PUBLIC .4UCYYON

virtue OF deed of trust executed the sub,chers on
- the Oh day of November ISI9 by Carter b. Page and
keheeca his wife, and acknowledged by the said Carter b.
Pages IN the Once Of the Court Of Husns FOR the CITY
Richmond the 5ih day of November, 1919 Tor the ur
pose Of securing TO the Faners' Bauk Virginia sum
OF money therein mentioned, will sell Public Auction
for ready money the Thur'day the 10th ay
Of June next at o'clock, T. NJ, il fair If the next far
day, one certain
ACRE LOT OF GROUND
5oueded on the North by sieet, South by sire
GU the East By the lot Of Nathaniel Sheppard aud ON the
West by the which passes tue East Of the house,
ownedby Col David Bullock and the late Thomas Wl.on ESQ
T. N. NICHOLAS,
WIN. NEkERVlS, ""See'
Richmond, April Is, 1925. it'd,
r. 5. AhV BY the Of the deed the trustee. are
authorised to sell for cash. credit of six twelve and eighteen
months will be allowed the purchaser be occurred nv note,
with approved endoTser and deed on the
The sale will be conducted by Thomas TAYLOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-13
VaIunbie properiy ON TT SITecI

'BE under'ightd having determined to the we
u tern country, viii sell at public auction for rea DIV money
on Monday the 18Th Of the present mouth, o'clock ~ IT,
afternoon, TWO HALU1BLE TENEAfENT'S, situated
Jreotybetseen Street and the New MlFkrt-IIoise Tho
tenement fronting II street large tee-siory well built
BRICK house. the lower part Of viii eh fitted up ff store &C.
The upper huhed in comfortable style Tor The
eommodaiiou Of family The cellars excellent heinf per-
ieoy dy and tue full size Of the house; " the rooms
finished aud may be used Kitchen, SC Attached 10 ,hi,
tsnement gOod kheh'r in the upper part Of which are
oonfosbe rooms Tor servants, s0okehOSe, &c. ard well o
ls pure water IS any ~ the oify.
The Tenement fronting the MmketHotfse is al,o bui oi
bick andh hed uP Tor grocery, and al this time foI
cO per annun tor further particulars, enquire n the sub
scriher or to Thomas Taylor who will conduct the sale
Nay 10, Ia g. IRVINE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-13
POTOMAC COMPANY.
MR.


consequence Of certain provisions Of late ac,s Of The
Legislatures Of Virginia aud Maryland and Of the Conrrt
o. The u Incorporating the ~Ohio r CheHre axe Co,,pi
whereby the assent Of The Poowmse Company by their rf
rate set made Necessary give effect 20 said Ae and he
Board OF Directors having ordered that general meeting of the
proprietor OF the Potomac Company be advertised TO lie ho
den Monday The 10th day Of May merit at the Tavern Of
Joseph Hume. in Georgetown, the District Of Columns, fr
the purpose Of akns the Aforesaid Acts into
and Of sdoPiae'uoh measures may be deemed proper IN
Notice is hereby Giuen,
That general meeting Of the proprctors Of The Potomac
Company will be then aud there holden for the
aforesaid, and The Stockholders requested to attend er
ngy inPeon proxy ~ o'clock the forenoon Of the
J.MASON, President OF the eompsov.
Oihce OF the Potomac company, George Town.
D. c. ApilT 1875. lem
Tote-N may be proper 10 remark that no person br +,
Stakeholder IN the company authorized By the charter 10
act :, proxy and that Che instrument giving the authority
the present occasion will be nrcessary TO include h =
special powerto heProSy 70 act the shove descSed
BE,ys Those interested in the preceding adver-
tisement, will perceive that the day of meeting il
fixed for the 10th May in lieu Of "a May as nreyi-
ously s5ysYtisev,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-13

- -. ,.NoiuRER is published twice week generally
y h., lime. week during the ,es,en OF The State Lesnia
,Price the heretofore, FIVE uollai' per 'hnn
, III, he T,ceive, in pay p,vnt The Editors Will gm,an
you X si,,y OF RENTING them by mail the postage ' all let
Tors beinv paid, by the writer. a., ,:,.. .,
% ~ r,ner vii lac discontinued (but at the discretion Of
ii, = ,, ~ until all arrearlges have hern paid up.
-, Iyboeyer will guarantee the r-ymeht oi nine papers
hall have the tenth GRATIS: ,,.,,.,e,S,
49,. s ,o,,,r Or LESS-Eirst insertion IS cents-eaeh
continuance, 80 cents al, - -,
NJ inserted until it has either been paid
fr or assumed by some person IN hi' eiy' OF us "V"o"