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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-20
AT,BNAN1DsalAs
NoNnAy MORNING, FEBRUARY 90, 1926.

A member OF Congress writes to'the Cui'oi
&c Tho R.l,;more Patriot that i; is said and be-
lieyed in Washington, that Mr.. Poinsett, our
Minister, has concluded a treaty with the he
nublic of Mexico, highly satisfactory, placing
the NAVIGATION and Commerce Of the two
countries on terms of perfect reciprocity.
We have been politely favored with a letter
from Buenos Ayres as late as the l4th Dec.
bu, it contains no political intelligence, except
a rumor that the differences between the 60
of Bucnos Ayres and Brazil, were
to be speedily settled through the mediation OF
Sir Charles Stewart, who, it was said, would
Immediately leave Rio Janeiro for that pur-
pose. a letter dated the 18th OF the same
month, has been received at New-York, which
says-"We are in the agonies Of suspense, be-
tween peace and war with Brazil. Opinions va
nv every hour, and altho' the emperor OF Brazil
is making great warlike demonstrations yet ne
seems to intimate an intention only TO defend
his Rio Grand frontier, while the same pretense
Of merely defensive war is put forward by this
government"
The Norfolk Beacon Of Thursday contains a
letter, dated at Matanzas the Slst January,
from an officer on board the. United States
schooner Fox to a gentleman in'Norfolk, which
sav,-"We still continue here without any
prospect Of getting home. The GRAMPus Sail
ed or 4 days since on a cruise 10
The health ofthe squadron is remarkably good.
We have no ncws-no pirates, nor any thing
else TO make this station either interesting or
instructive"
Letters received at Philadelphia, fully con-
firm the account, which we published on Fri
day last, Of the disastrous effects of the late
storm. at Gibraltar. One Of them adds, that
the ship-carpenters refused 10 work for less
than four dollars per day.
The Constitutional Wing Of Friday, express
es a belief, that the Bill granting Mr. Jefferson
the right of disposing Of his property by Lot
terry, would pass the House OF Delegates on
that day.
The following admonitory communication
appeared few days since in the Harpers Fer
nv Free Press. II deserves a place in all public
journals:
PARENTS LOOK OUT.
Awake We, who have sons! The enemy lsa
broad. watching TO betray Would ye guard
your offspring from destruction?- Take heed,
,Lar 60 choir dailv walks and niphIly rounds.
for the tempter is amongst us in the gnise OF
Professional Gamssiers -Ourlaws are
en- and inert. Justice mods on her rotten throne.
/ therefore say unto you, LOOK OUT!
APARENT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-20

Extract of a letter from a gentleman from Baltimore,
dated Mexico, Dec. So, 1926, communicated to the
Editor of the Gizette.
81 regret TO inform you thai our old friend
General WILKINSON is no more. We have but
Just now paid the last honours to this brave
soldier. The General, you may recolleot, ever
since his arrival in this country, has been at
ficted with diarrhGa so Common among all
strangers here. In his case. from his very adj
yanced age and infrmities, it has proved more
than usually obstinate, and though Welding Tor
a time To medicine and diet, has continued 10
assuii him 10 the hour OF his death. For the
last two or three weeks, he has been so entee-
bled by his disease, that he has been unable to
take his usual exercise on horseback. l have
seen him almost daily, during this period, at
his favorite little villa on the La Vega, where
he has resided for the last summer-but his
constitution was now so broken down, and his
stomach so impaired, thatI completely despair
ed Of mis- recovery. Nothing but large doses OF
opium could at all mitigate his disorder. de
Gied on the night of the 28th, in the hands OF a
few friends and his faithful creole. His body
was brought TO the house Of our Minister, MIR
Poinsett, and his interment took plsce this
afternoon in the Parish of ST. Miguel. AS
an old soldier OF the Revelation, every effort
was made to procure Tor him military honors,
but these were peremptorily denied, on the
plea that such honors were not even granted 10
their own countrymen, He was followed to the
grave by the most distinguished military and
civil officers, and by all the respectable foreign
ers Of the CITY,"
Extract of a letter from Valparaiso, Oct. 10, received in
Boston.
ga few days since a Revolution broke out, in
Consequence Of 1isgust with some arbitrary pro-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-20

FEB. 19-Brig John Laird, Fletcher, Barbados.
Schnr. Minona, Stockman, Salem.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-20

Letters received at Philadelphia, fully con
firm the account, which We published on Fri
day last, Of the disastrous effects OF the late
storm at Gibraltar. One Of them adds, that
the ship-carpenters refused 10 work Tor less
than four dollars per day.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-20

Extract of a letter from Valparaiso, Oct. 10, received in
Boston.
ga few days since a Revolution broke out, in
Consequence of1isgust with some arbitrary pro-
ceedings in the custom house, on the part OF
the minister. The supreme director ordered
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-20

The Constitutional Whig Of Friday, express
es a belief, that the Bill granting Mr. Jefferson
the right Of disposing Of his property by Lot
terry, would pass the House Of Delegates on
that day.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-20

The following admonitory communicate
appeared a few days since in the Harpers re
nv Free Press. II deserves a place in all publ
journals:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-09
VaEuubIe real est1fe far s0js.

I'fEsubcriber, having permanently settled himself in Al
hemaiie (IOn ITS TeInOeness) disposed 10 sell his
tate On the meherin River, Greensyie county, recently
Known by the Of STA Island, containing nearly thou
aud acres, about oneha Of which
OF the rsry best quality The Improvements Of gooi
ding an excellent Cotton Machine Powe uiake There
also onte Estate ;hr best and perhaps the only Mill
ON the River below Bel6e!d the land lies both
the 'herrn River NJ this pointand the Dismal Swan
wall shortly be opened for which there Is already appup
alton made by the present Congress- which will greatly enhance
the value OF re property.
T,n efsats-A credit Of years, payable in
equal annual iamons with interest the farce ia install
msns only, and the whole be ed by deed in trust OF
the land
Persons who wish TO purchase this yalosbe
accommodated With thng necessary for the ii
farm the ensuing year. The Subscriber iemain
premise; r several weeks, Tor the purpose Of treating will
any Gentleman who may he disposed 10 purchase.
EDWD: o. GOODWIN.
N.D.Thereslue Of the MAJ Geld Estate dnsodl cslle,
stated. l.. o. u.
Mmsy r. III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-09
L.N,1.EKESYI.Nlf no PLW.NTERS.

TJNHE Yginia Pu,ent Thresh.,y acsi,e The
having very recently msde great improvement the
6ove machine, wishes TO cali their ulary the
late improvement he has made the Portable Thresrs RIA
chine In the Improvement the above di-pen-
entirely with the large belt; in lieu Of il there is
cog weeiand p'uon to operate the hfeshug powers
and the operative connected together, occupying
Tess room than those on hrs original PLAN These
combined with others he has made he lsrs
they are superior to thing oil the KIND either Europe
Anerfca, Tor execution cheafness and durability. This
chine extremely simple structures nearly all lis parts
are OF iron, perfectly portable, be adjusted farm
70 anothtr, and put in hou after
the place TO be used by the plantation hands none its
parts are deransed by removing There tie attached
operative power OF tho machine two Cotton Gins so
each, without any additional expenee after the gins fur
nished.
crop, will please 10 leave orders u, ca,y as possible
Tbs price of the Improved machine e2s factory lie
plans with single aud double breasts As, .rlffeedDs
SAMUEL oocnRAa, head of Mayo,. Bridge.
r. 8. The subscriber sold machine the plan last
gear, and from the utility of he has from tue
thereby certify, tina, of Mr.. Samuel Coch, an,
late Improved Potable rhrrshg Machue with which am
much pleased lthreshed out between 500 thousand
bushels of whea, OF the last CROP by Of three horses
sesen hands, by Judicious u'snag enen confident that
horses and hands, perfectly portable can be taken
up and removed erected and work or hours
simpler and better machine could be
a; for the US. il was intended GILES FIrzuUGu.
| aiontesideo, King George CO. May 1914
do certify, that of NJ. Samuel Cochrans
table rhre.hng Machines, which worked mules,
III horses, and eight hands, with which eshed during
tho between OO 10 1000 bushels of wheat clean
roui the straw averaging between $50 900 hush day. The
Machine with ease be removed from faIu ano-
ter, different Pn VI the arn aud erected by the
plantation hands four five hours think the machine
superior any machine have economy facility
VI te-hing aud durability As witness my hand this oi
I January, 1875 Chesterfield county.
EDWARD Il. BoISSgAu.
Thi, TO certify that purchased OF Samuel an the
fiat second whest Machine that he constructed
ckbrg and that have the said machine yt
large estate, and have been much pleased with it, that
the purchased olsIs hni and ordered
fourth lof the II
part othr farm and put operation hours;
have found three noises sufficient TO keep
Given under my hand this 2Ist May, 1925 King Queer
( county. WILLIAM BOYD.
Y 2. 1T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-09
SPRI.NG GOODS IND F.ASHIU.S.S.
JOHN ENTIRE,

lOppo,te the Bell Tauey1-l
AS received wilun few days, his of PRING
1A GOODS AND FASHIONS, which IN addition 10 his
fo stock makes mis- compte comprising every
seasonabe article in his ine among winch great variety
Of 6ne aud suerne cloths and caniere.. OF vaIio.
colos super blue, black, and olive habit cloths, finished
and superior style tor great variety
marsees Of the latest colos aud figures elegant
of very superior English, Preach aud India
entine silks aud other veslngs dngs, Denmark
English satlns, nankns and Nankn grapes, Tor Panaoon
black cica.sians Of superior quality few pieces hosuch
great variety o. trimmings, &c. &c.
The above goods have carefully selected and bought
such terms they and will be sold very
prices all OF which will be mcd. UP 10 order, The
aud at short notice.
N b. Constantly hand, complete Of II EA-
DY MADE CLOTHING, OF the latest fashions, which vii
be sold unusually iow-every garment warranted.
Is. 2-Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-09
FOR sale

IANHE residue Of ny Mountain rac of Land in Albenar
y county near Charlottesville Which ,esiJue consists
about $500 acres which about are the best mountain
qualify, and the remaining part II good quality.
nc whole tract Is remarkably well tnbered and wgef
req ana advautageOusly situated. On the noun'in
mere Is c5mmdlous dwelling houe, nearly hDshed wh
srtst and Sa MI and there her cn on o,
parts Of the tract This iraotwl he divided info small p
10 SUIT me convenience o purchasers. For sale als The
usc, be"~ M9n containing about 100 acres which there
sretwo eommodoDs dwelling houses, with other necessary
ouihng Tor each, and At suitable distance 10 admit diy
sion The tact into part. The payment Of DE rchss
money wibe aded ny insiaments, aud very befalcfe.
dHs WI he gwen on the piyment Of interest.
inc mountain ict Willie offered Tor sale on the second
mogday IN June next aud the tract below Milton on the We'd
ne'day ensuing hs attend the premises to treat with
those who may be Opposed 70 purchase.
oak.hi, April 49, 1926. IiS-wH,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-09
TRTJST S.4LR

AlY virtue of deed from Edward Mosey, bearing
~ date the 20h Sept 1924 and recorded county
court oi Poyhaa, made 10 secure the pay OF
debt therein enonei Alexander 8r.hei
one OF the ustees therein appointed, viii soil puhlA
tion, for cash, front Of ScIugs r,er Powhaza
house Thursday the 18th dry OF June neA court
day, the following slaves Poupey Js,k Chester
Jenny and Cesar and the Increase VI the said slaves the
date of the said deed. II. RHODES
NAV % 1926 A-7t<
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-09
SPRING .A.MD SUMMER GOODS

YINg subscribers have received the late arrivals NJ
York and PhiaaeP 5oos rss and general supply q
prices; among which the following, VIZ:
Cliiian stripes, light eolOrs
Baaeese, for ladie,' dsesscs
Csmbrie and null sinsIsm.
Shaded and figured silks very rich
India and Italian lu.trinss
s;atins aud fvrences, assorted cvlo,i,s
Black satin ievani,nes
Colonfed striped do
Canton and Aia DARN Grapes
plain and fSu ed book must.s
Do. do. Inli,, Swiss and null do.
Do do ena,bric muslin
Rich Marabon ribbons
Inserting s's tins t and .eoIlopsi Trimmings
Worked maslinr ohes
Elegant bobbintt lace veil,
Thread lace and edsuss
Thread and Imitation cambria
Para,ols and umbrella.
India feather fans
Palm leaf aud rice do
White and assorted lung kid el5ves
Do do sIoft 10 do
ga CT mb,ic dinities
Furniture do Sd wide
CaIicoes, great variety
Ladies bolivar hats
RIeDs' Leshorn do.
Steel and bead rc,icuies
Handsome steel buckles
Barege scaifs and bdkis
White and green gauzc wells
Do aud assorted Grape lsse
Bandanna hdkfs very ,uperO<
Steel mixed merino bombaze ems, 9 nely a,ticka
Sd aud Cd black bombazern
Black Circassian bombazets
Do. and drab Denmark sateen
French and Russia drilling
Silk stripe linen do
Nance chop yellow Hankeen
Company do do
Black six vsiings
White aud eoloured Marseillc,, very handsolue
Black everlasting
Anexeeien assortment Of Irish linens, shee,ss lawns &c
81, o. and 1914 diaper, for table cloths
Darnak do do
Dirdseye diaper
o. f4ani "a brown aHd blcached sheengs slirtins &c
WILMINGTON stripes Union nixtures
Linen aud cotton checks
Do do tickinss
Picklenburgs, osnaburgs, buIap,, Gc-
June g. al A.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-09

Treasury Department, LET April. 1925.
Office hereby gwen the PIopfietoTs Of tie six per
cent stock OF iGiS, loan OF S750OG00, that the principal
of The said stock remaining unpaid and which
he due he at the time, will be paid the said PUpfeo
or to their legal representatives., duly authorised te.t
day Of July next, at the Treasury Washington, et such
Loan once IN the books OF which any portion OF said stock
may stand
information further given, that surrender Of the ce-
cafes OF the said per cent stock Of 1878, will be required
at the time of redempion and that the thereon will
cease and determine on the 50ih day OF June, 1926.
ApriI 2. iIo-9.wts07,J'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-09
MRS. UILLH.

AS just received ON New York, large supply Of ST.
IA peib artificial Flowers among ,nem ife trimmings or
Dresses elegant of Ribbons Blond lace Barge
iidst' aud scaifs; Wells Of every de.cPton avaiiey
t,noy Fans, Curl, handsome buttons GUp Reeds for Ca
llsh' Prints OF Paris fahions lie glorn Hats ladies
Oentemen Msseso open Straw Cottage; and number OF
other fancy articles, added e stock hand her
sofiEent very complete.
Pe.on from the country Supplied the be- terms She
VIII exchange alter articles should they suit until
faction is given.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-09
Pennsylvania climneV .1fay5Jo.

WIZ subscribers IN with te poptiefors NJ an e.
- ,enye Water Power Saw Mil, ~ prepared IN scprl,
sny qu1nty Of The different kinds of pennsyyans Gimme
marble SLABS AZ Tue ore prices fr cash, or accordance Il
short sight. ISAAC n iC;AuRtgffrs
phlidcph1. Dfsv 60 ~,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-09
SHAyNONDALH SpnIMnn

E1LE Boarding House will be opened for The socomnoJ,
y ton ~ VISITORS ~ the usual lime
he undergncd one o' the Proprietor Of ietabl.imsnl
sna Interested IN ~ permanent prosperity has taken care h
maze ample arrangements for The Accommodation Of coa,pso
eato The pablict Z ~. LACKLbTb'
Maya 5.rSs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-09
L,.natic Hospital, J3i,ia,assury /.

oiiOEs hereby given that all cells IN this institution
are occupied and That no patient will lie received
UNI" some oi Tue said cells due Of which
be given. by order Of the Court OF Directors.
40. LEO; HENLEY c. d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-09

EF rhs ENQUIRER is published twice week generally,
aud three times week during the of the Stale eyi.a-
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" Oae square, OR LESS-Fu.t insertion IS cert-eacb
coatinusnce, 50 cent?.
- No advertisement inserted, until has either been paid
for. ar assumed by person in this city, its
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-16
City Property for Sale.

pursuance of Deed of Trust from King of the
n City OF Rirhmona, 10 recorded in the Clerks Office
OF the Corporation Court Of said City, shall for
Sale, by puoc auction the PREMISES The goth a1 of
June nex the Houses and Lot thus described nsad deed
viz: Brick House Comprising in 1919 Attorneys OF
nee &c. Carrlage-ilousa, and Kcheu.) and Meat
House, and Stable, with the Lot whereon they stand fsn
ing about 10 fest on paved Alley betwera d and T.
Streets called kSsange Alley, and extending back rs far
Fulchers or Paans Kitchen; all which purchased bv
the said King from, Gilas Estate, will appear upon re-
ference TO the deed Of Conveyance for the OH in
the Clerk Office Of the said Corporato Court credit
OF months will he given for the but the
payment thereof be by bond with app,o, ed
security and Deed of Trust npon the property sold
BrIns mere Trustees for tAe Sale shall convey such
title only TO said property said deed in U.s. and bid
efs are invited To satisfy themselves this head by re-
terece to the records Of the Cooperation Court of Rch
mond. JNO. GIBSON, JR.)
J. MACRAE, ltuSAeeS'
The aTove SAFE viii ne conducted by c. e. C. CLARKE
AUconeefs.
april % @B-17t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-16
a CARD.

the year 1920, the Compiler of a Manuel for the Ar
q iiersts OF Virginia, submitted his manuscript, t. the
inspection OF ge4'tema, low member of the Court of
Appeals Several applications have been nrade for this
MS aud the Compiler has been informed, that it has
been loa1ed TO whose name is forgotten TIM
wrler respectfully requests the poSun shose hands II
may have fallen deposit with Col. Bernard Pevtou
or II. Gov. Daniel, in Richmond
The of the writer Of this notice Is len with these
gentlemen and Will the Editors of the Enquirer, and the
Editors of the Wing.
Wanenton, Va. May 80, 1926. Q,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-16
Treasury DErARTnENr, ,


R Office hereby given to the Propefors Of the six
per cent Stock Of 1913, Loan OF S7jGOOOO, that
ny principal Of The said Stock remaining unedecsrd and
y interest "hich may be due thereon the time will De
pa" 10 e sad Prnpetors to their hqal representa-
's o"'y authorised on the FIRST day Of july next At the
treasury 10 Washington. such Loan Office On the
''vks vi winch my portion Of said Stock may stand.
p''to" iuTtAet given that surrender OF the crrt-
Dca'es Of te said SIX per Stock Of 1913 m be reuu
90 at the time of redempon that Ike interest thereon
cease and determine I'm the Both day Of June 1926
RICHARD RUSH,
Secretary VI be Treasury,
INIHh ot-25t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-16
BY Order of the Executive.
R ANDoLPH'S Wa REPORTS,
~ y GI.MER'S ~ RI.I-op

" ANDoLPH'S wa REPORTS,
AZ GlLMER'S Wa RETORTS
HLNIhGS STATUTES AT LARGE: bejrg Z collier
'ne legislature IN the year 1919, in - volumes
ne Laws ct country necessarily CONNECTED with
every ,hg belonging 10 tie people Of ii; 81 thai tho
Io's HnoHeuge OF mem and Of their progress wou inform
US u e'eN uns mat was most useful 10 be known about
'aemi and ne Of the creates, mpcrctons ofhs,orss in
e'nesal, IS nyIng to their ignorance Of Law
~ ihe ioove WORKS viii be sold at reduced ,rics.
consequently great bargains Hay be had " early an
'Ac'Non oem'ae % :. Z. & I. MAST.
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BY PEASANTS s. SMITH

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'oeeh- (Tsesys and Friduyv) az fire doiays per a,ua
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place OF Manchester.
al letters 10 he Editors mast be ostpaid, or they
1cii reeeiue attentions
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-16
New Method of Pressing Leghorns.

4 EGHORN and Straw Bonuets bleacled cleaned al
NJ tered and dressed fhey will be pressed by macbI-
merry, being entire invention, which sea improves
tine texture, and gives superior gloss the syIfure
Country merchants and others ca have their I,e1r,s
pressed and trimmed by the DOZEN short aud on
reasonable terms. Also Dresses made md plain Sewing
done, by MES. MARTIN
Two doors below Earris's building, and nearly
opposite the Merchants Coffee House. Main ST.
Nav 10 q,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-16
University of Virginia.

3 there is POST OFFICE established here, all the
letters, newspapers, pamphlets, zines, Sc. in
tended for Professors, Students and other residents of
this place, be directed Immediately University
OF Virginia, Albenarlc county, soterwa, ordered
a. S. BROCkENBROUGH, p. NJ.
June 10 a
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-16
NAVY ComMrssroxER,,Opy,cr1

% May, 1926 {
Tg7HE Commissioners Of the Navy will receive sealed
g. proposals until Tire first day OF July next, for fur
nishing
1000 MuSkets arr Boyeners, such used In
the amy
200 CutHs9Cs -and
800 pair n Boarding Pistols.
Samples Of the CnrHsrs and Pistols to he forwarded
with The offer to furnish the saup.
Mayo g,y
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-16
WHEAT.

FENlE subscribers wish for few Thousand
< bushels of good Wheat deliverable On James river
Glow tile water for which the cash will be paid ON deli
very. Apply TO SAMUEL. MoRDBcAI s. Co PETERSBURG
~ JOSEPH NARX G. COM %
June - 30 II Richmond.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-16

Full liu'c kuowest thou that hast not try'L
What He'll II is, in suing long 10 blde,
To lose good days, that might be better spent,
To waste long nights, in pcnsve discomfort;
To speed to-day, to be put back TOMORROW,
To feed ON hope. TO pine with Fear and Sorrow;
TO have thy Princes Grace, yet want hi' Peers;
To have tiny asking, yet araH m07,y Years;
TO frat V SoUiJrjH Grasses 0Dd ,r,fb Cares;
10 eqt Thy teart Hro' Comforiicse Dc,pajrsf
10 aWp, 10 crouch, 10 rae, TO ride, 90 rs,s,
10 spent, 70 gire. 90 Napt, to Be ua9one