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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-05-18

Boston. March 6-.Sale Of Sarony
SAeep.-At the sale Of ~axony sheep,
At Bridge;on, on Thursday last, by
llessrs. Coosdge, Poor s lead, Auc-
iioneers, 3 el'~leep aud s. Lambs we're
bid off at much less prices than those
sold in July last. Imported by the Game
gentlemen Messrs. G. & T. Searle,) al
though said to be much superior The
sale last year, being ls8 Sheep 'and 90
Lambs, amounting 70 8 2G.5i9.75. aver
aging Sl58,s0 for each sleep and lamp,
the sale thi, year amounts S16,657, aver
aging about $44 for each sheep and
lamb
The treasures Of tie deep x fish,
ermannear Warren, Rhode Island, late-
" caught fish which had .ecreted in
its NAV a lady's green neutrality-suspicious.
containing an ivory box of fouge, a'few
love letters. some orig nal ssvlrg copir 4
!rom old newspapers, bunch 81 cuts,
four yards of tape, and some large bars
Of steel. intended for corseiss.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-05-18

Kingston, Jam: Apra 2. We un.
derstand that vessel. with several
persons on board, left this port few
weeks since with the intention Of caes
ing an irrnption in favor of the Colon
hians in the island Of Cuba. OF the
fate attending two of these individuals
named Sanchez and Frasquiito Ague
70, we have been informed, they were
executed at Principe, in that islaud; on
the l7.h ult. Ii would appear they
arrived there about fifteen days pre-
vious, and had remained concealed, yin
til the Imprudcnce of Sanchez led him
TO the house of his godfather (other-
wise a stranger to him. and 10 which
they Showed the PRESENTATIONS of
which they were the bearers, and ad
vised him to collect whatever effects
he could and quit the Island, as the
Colombians were near, and would
cut the Threats of all the Royaists that
fell into their power. The person so
advised gave information to the Gov
ernor, and their retreat being discov
cred, detachment of thirty men was
dispatched after them, when they were
secured and executed Agoero, at tie
place oil execution, behaved with pecu
liar firmness, and suffered without in
the least compromising the cause he
had advocated. Sanchez, on the con
trary, exhibited every symptom of fear,
communicated such circumstances as
he had become acquainted with OF the
intended movements, and to which he
added many exaggerations; in conse-
quence of which four or five Spanish
vessels of war had been ord' red from
Havana TO cruiZe on the coast Com
modore Jolley, with Colombian fly
ing squadron was also looked for in
that quarter. Our informant adds,
that the greatest caution has been adop
ted throughout Cuba, and every excr-
ton making for putting the Island in
the best detencible state.
CorntcaH Chronicdl.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-05-18
sCyyENgC.

TieSs's So nl'ees S.. CHARTERS 81 81.
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LIFT: w. TAZEWELL.

Washington, .9pril "a, 1926.
Mr.. Martindale. from the Committee
Of Claims, to which was referred the
Bill from the Senate, entitled an act for
The relief of Francis Larche, OF New
Orleans, made the following
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-05-18

DEAR SIR: Your favour of the cath
April, covering the report of the com
mittee of the House of Representatives
on the subject of LarcLe's claim for
slave impressed by the United states.
and killed by the enemy while IN tha'
service, came duly to hand--and, but tor
fine corrective, which ! trust may be
found in the good sense of the House OF
REPRESENTATIVES would be we'll calcula
ted to excite the most gloomy forebo
diprs. We shall indeed have reached
poin. of most frightful apprehension
when the Congress shall be found mad
enough to sanction the principles, o.
10 ore properly, The no.priae,pis'' con
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-05
.NaRSIGL,S S.gLE.

PURSUANT to decreta order Of the superior Court Of
Chaneery holden at the Capitol in the city VI Richmond
ing in said court
John Lewis Dlrzza and Philip Barzra in his own right
and IS admir- de bOn non OF Lucy L. Paradise, dec P0s
john Hopkins former admir- Of the said Lucy L. Paradise.
dec Henry Edloe, sergeant Of The city bure com
mee admir- OF VIM IioJgsJU dec, who admr Of
td Lucy l. Paradise dec Poria odg of the said
trustees under deed from William Hodgon WIFE John
Marshall admir- OF VIM. Marshall, dec who was one of IA.
securities to the administration bond Of John Hopkins and
M Ii"is'oh, formerly atnrs OF Lucy l.. Paradise; John
H. Foster executor Of John Foster aud Henry Lee Jun the
other securities TO that bond George Rsper and Maria D. h
wife, who Maria o. Marshall WIN II. Taylor aud Eliza
A. his wife, and Thomas g.. Lucy, John j. MARSHALL IN
fart children and only heirs Of WHlan Marsha dec Dns
shall, Thursday th 8h day Of June nerf ptocec 10
sell AZ public auction to The hghest bidder Er cash on the
premises, IN he county OF Louiouu and commonwealth Of
ibe Of five thousand dol lars aud The
pense OF sale, mentioned aud described IN deed of t
ifom WIN. Hotsson and Por, nj. vita, and Tobn U,t;
trustee fore beueh of the sad Pors, bearing date the I7
day Of June 1914 which lands Described in the said in
he following manner 10 wiA that tact or pareel Of land
Commonwealth Virginia, containing twelve ndre ed and M
~ two acres he the les, which s1d tract Of
land 'e purchlsed by William Lee, Eq. Of Green Spfr
deceaed rom certain John Page, b. deed hearing dsc
3h day OF October, 1887 aud recorded the General Cou
ana devised by TIE VIII Of the said William Lee, is daugh
@ f"rtias now ne sad Potta Hodgson. AO, other
or parcel Of land yns and being Snicker Cap ia the
oreait county Of oudoun, containing thousand hun
ared aud esy seven acres, be the lees which
mid Tract parcel Of Land portion Of the real rte Of
William Ludwel Lee, E'q decd. aud was ssened e., The
MD Poa odgson, his te the division Of the real e,iate
Of the said William budwell lee"
The sale viii commence with the first named ae, Of land at
- O'clock The dag above mentioned aud n sroy il
he continued from Sey today until efficiency ofue nid land
n be sold 60 raise The said Of five thuuahd dollars will,
Che Necessary erpenes attending The said sale The land. will
dtr salhle aud vol worth e attention Of persons
wishing 20 purchase property ofthat description.
GEORGE w. SEWERS,
Marshal w. G. u.
may - 1is---tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-05

ministraon, was out OF the question:; 1 disclan.
| any such meaning"
! feel obliged to Mr.. Miller for his prompt and
unequivocal disavowal of the imputation which
believed Patrick Henry had cast upon my integrity.
As 10 the self interest, of which he speaks in
Patrick Henry. he explains bis meaning TO have
been general interest in the circulation and pub
lie patronage of my paper, depending upon the
prosperity Of the Administrations which it supports.
III Adams and Clay sink, he thinks the Wing must
sink with them if they swim, il may swim too
In this perhaps, he is mistaken Crawford sunk.
yet the lntelligenrer and Enquirer still swim Ia
England and the United States, opposition papers
are most generally circulated and read. Opposiions
are ever more active and ,horough-going than
nori'ies IN attacking their foes and defending their
friends Hence there is spice in opposition pa
pers which procures readers But am contentto
irus, Mr. Miller's prediction TO time assuring,
him that Editor | had Gltcnys rather be in
opposition.
circumstances have delayed this appeal to the
public Had it been made sooner perhaps it Ynighl
aYer;ed the wantcn abuse, which, STOPPING from
his Official dignity, Mr.. Randolph has thought
proper TO pour upon humble an individual as I
am Upon the subject of his charges, the public
shall be informed in due time. The whole scope
OF this publication is 10 correct the impression
which may have been made upon the public
mind by tAe communication of patricl. Henry,
or by any Other cause. As to any person
al interest," which have in the prosperity of the
administration, apart from the citizens at large
have no such interest. ] have rendered the at--
mlnisuaiion an honest and Independent support,
where thought they deserved il. have freely
censured when disapproved. shall continue t;
pur-ure the SAME course let who will be President,
III MT. ADAMS was put GU, ,o-morow, it would
not lose me six pence. II he continues in seven
years, 90 not know that shall make six.nenc.
by IT, One o: the articles employed by tie anta-
eoh!sts al the pre- sent administrations IS 10 repre-,
sent as corrupt, all who support r--None lnl, they
are honest. Perhaps in the absence of positive
PROOF, me best evidence OF a mans dishonesty, i.
his habit OF inveshing Unfortunately against The
dishonesty OF Others. Rocheocault SAYS. Thai ,.,,
naturally hate in others. the vices which helonc "a
ourselves. JOHN IL. PLEASANTS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-05
ONE DAY LATER.

New York, May 1.-The ship Sapphire, at
Boston on Thursday last. brings London dates 10
the 23d and Liverpool to the 25lh March. The
health OF the King of England continued to i'm
prove, the Courier says he is proceeding Onward,
state o! perfect recovery, in the mos; iattcring
way possibe''
The application which had been made to the
Bank OF England for advances on goods were not
numerous The money advanced was less than
quarter OF a million. The benefit done by the adj
vances was great in proportion to the amount.
Nothing had been decided pecting the branch
| es OF the bank in the country.
! The house of Messrs Green s Hartley, one Of
the first South American houses in l.ondon stop
ped payment the ODD March. One or two fai-
lures in the silk and wool trade also took place.
An article from Trieste gives the names of a
| number of Russian and Austrian vessels, which
had been plundered by the Greeks Ill The Archi-
pelago.
In the House OF Lords the evening OF the ODD,
the only thing OF interest that occurred as CUES
tor OF privilege, arising out of a letter 10 Mr.
r onblanc, in consequence Of certain professional
comments in which Mr.. + had INDUCED at the
bar of their Lordships. The letter was produced.
and IS certainly very strong one 1t terms Mr. r.
liar and scoundrel. The Lord Chancellor, af-
ter observing that the practice of calling profession
al men 10 account for the discharge of their duty
was utterly subyersive of the privileges of all
Courts, moved, that Mr.. Wharton, the writer, be
summoned to the Bar, the next day at four O'Clock,
which agreed TO
Letters from St. Pctersbur:h TO the 4,h March
stated that apprehension existed there of an arm
ed interference, on the part of Russia, in the af-
fairs of Greece and Turkey.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-05

Mr. Hemphill asked the Ayes and Noes on this
ansendment-Ayes % There being no quorum
the question again put, and the Ayes and
Noes ordered.
Mr. Tucker, of South Caroline, moved TO amend
the amendment, by striking out three years and in
sertng six months, on which question he called
for the Ayes and Noes Ayes is, Noes lle. The
call therefore not sustained.
Mr.. Reed explained the present situation OF the
bill, and the effect of the amendment.
Mr.. Bartlett believing that every gentleman was
prepared to vote for or against the bill, that we
ought not riie with time, called for the previous
question, but the motion was negative Ayes 40.
Mr.. Owen, OF Alabama, being OF opinion that
the House was not disposed to act on this subject
during the Session, moved to lay the bill and
amendments the table.
On motion of Mr.. Thompson, of Georgia, the
Ayes and Noes were ordered on this question,
there Appeared Ayes 81, Noes l07.
MIR. Tucker then withdrew his amendment, and
moved to refer the bill back the Committee, with
the principles introduced into the resolution, which
he laid before the House on Friday last; which re-
solution is as follows
ResoIped, That the bill 20 provide for the sur
viving officers of the Revolutionary War be refer
red back to the Committee who reported il, with
instructions to amend the same 10 make pro-
vision for all the officers and soldiers who served
in the Revolutionary War for six months more,
at any one time, and who not the pen
sion roll; and also, for the widows of such officers
and soldiers who were slain while in the service
or have since died.
Mr.. Tucker asked for the Ayes and Noes on the
question.-Ayes 81, Noes 81. The Ayes and
Noes were then ordered
Mr.. IIemphll moved the previous question -
Ayes SO, Noes 60.
The question then taken on Mr.. Tucker :
motion TO amend, by Ayes and Noes Ayes 50,
Noes o.
The question recurring on the motion of Mr..
Barber to include the officers of three years service
and their widows,
Messrs. Buchanan, Cooke, Webster, Mitchell
and Bassett made some observations, when, on
motion Of Mr.. McLane, the House adjourned
Nat. Jour.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-05
FOR TIE E.NoLrLRER

IA
have witnessed with SURPRISE s. deem moriifica-
lion The Jealous efforts making in the cities, North
and East OF us, as well as in the patriotic towns of
norfolk and Petersburg, 10 raise funds by means
oil voluntary donations, or subscriptions, or other
wise, 10 aid In purchasing tickets in the Lottery for
The benefit OF Mr.. Jefferson, whilst in Richmond
the metropolis OF his native state, and Immediate
y under his nose as itwere, not a movement has
been made In his behalf, no public meeting called.
no subscription lists afloat and as far as the pubc
are informed, no interest, whatever, felt in the
subject. Can it be possible this Justly celebrated
city Tor intelligence, patriotism and wealth. will
permit such an opportunity of evncing those quail
ties, and that too, in behalf of one of the most dis
tDgi'Ished and faithful statesmen and benefactors
any country has ever known, To pass by unim-
proved,and leave the whole honor and qualification
(ior so l certainly consider i,) ofconrributiug 10
the means OF securing ease and comfort TO his de-
cling yesrs, 10 be enjoyed by Others? cannot.
VIII not, believe this possible. If therefore, il is
intended 10 take any step in this natter i, should
be done immediately, by public meeting, or other
wise. Let Us at least foHo,c, IL we would not
lead in this laudable design, which humbly con
ceive should have originated in this, the largest
City, in his native state Will Richmond and the
good " Old Dominion look coldly and Indifferent
y on this scheme to aid, in his old age aud utmost
need, this illustrious citizen, she has always de-
lighted 10 honor, and who has ever proved true 10
the trusts Ieposed iG him 1T cannot belt must
not be FRANKLIN
ApJH 3Otb, 1926.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-05

PETER r. BEHERLEK E,g.
REAR SIR Take Noticerhat ~ pursusnceo ~ connie
~ sion for that purpose shall take deposition Of Car
Ter Bcuerly E'q r'edsv 18th June next between sunrise
and sunset q Oh, Office ~ Henry T0ocy, Eq The city Of
suit depending IN the hyperion court of cBonssry for ie Rich
mond Duirict IN which you plaintiff and ourselves and
others defendants Should not Tie ad deposition be taken
ou ON ihat dsy-H will be postponed FROM DIV day until tue
'ine shall beiatcn attic above place and hours
CHARLES Fills.
JOHN ALLAN.
may 81. ne al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-05
TO THE PUBLIC,

we yield TO the request Of the senior Elor
OF the [. WING, in laying the following before
our readers--
TO THE PUBLIC.
ii is with regret, that thrust my private affairs
upon the attention OF the public do so, becau.e.no
other alternative is left me- With all men of correct
thinking, the importance of the end, will excuse the
presumption OF the means. a particular transac-
ton OF my life has exposed ne TO the shafts of the
malignant and the misconsiruction Of the suspi-
eious. That transaction mean to explain 10 the
public. My motive for doing 50, / will however
first explain.
In the ENeU1RER Of the 9TH April, appeared
communication, under The signature Of Patrick
Henry, containing in alusion 10 me- the following
remarks. How then stands the charge made by
some Of your disiHtcrested neighbours; that the
minority on the Panama question constituted an
unpincipled faction Quoting from an article in the
Whig OF the 2lst MARCH, founded on gross dis
stimulation to each other, and trcaehery 10 thc best
interests of the couniry!' And again. &" Let
the denouncers read all Of Mr.. Haynes able speech
in the Senate, together with The report of the Com.
nittee Of Foreign Relations, and then say, (aUing
self interest oside) whether the Panama Mission
be not a subject which there may exist, g" an
honest difference Of opinion"
1t appeared to me, that the observations have
quoted from Patrick Henry, admitted Of but one
construction. namely, that I was under corrupt
influence that the press ! conduct, was commit
ted 10 sustain the administration and It's measures,
under all circumstances, and in consideration Of
reward already received, or hereafter expected.
was apprised that one OF two individuals, upon
whom had my eye, but whom | could never fair
y detect, bad covertly labored Ia create impres-
sion like this, upon the public mind, with a view
to impair its confidence in the integrity Of my jour
nal. could not be insensble too, that the parii-
cular transaction to which I have alluded, gave
them plausible ground for their own suspicious,
and something like an apology for communicating
them 10 others When the communication Of Pa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-05

ETUEtEiS hlsrfru cfGrsuufcd fo d. Execute. he
~ oeJ liio Of Gloucester COUNT. til certain To.
fovn wi, ll ie'n convicted ~ r court 81 r,it
county and tcncurrf % st rorgIt tfe perir
tilry fa nr, DID, nhr a-ht ~ e c71 ni'nn
hrek aa ufic cc7re from thc s'd i4 is no "a
u. I'D large: have 'rfre thought pr0gfr with tbc ad,,,
pi tive Coai Of Sse. 10 offer cwiri IL bundled dol
m 1uy nr-'or pe'oIs vic will a;prchca and eonye
to- %" f Of eIpuetrf county 0fnrs8i1 TIE said rtos Rom.
ind nar1ycr,c lirs ai o'lcers civil aud military ,nJ
c1hchr good people of iccommonweai % nsc teir be
tHdr1toaFs Cause Use sud fugitive 70 be- unprecedented M
he may r" d,at VITA a.tbe Ave directs.
r.n un'er 'y iani a Governor, aud onder The se3i
r.. 81 o r commonwealth 10 Richmond, s day Of Ma,
ia4 JOHN TYLER.
Tt-r, Eroun +, atsr' feet inches HEB vel made
vcy tr hf m ,vc. ish hiir sod comPeSop down lo,
when poison t0, bad ,llteince, sr caceps on The
per hlt H1l 'ssl iI,.'tt .ta.r.
..g---
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NOT[CE-

"a ~ persons indebted o. The Of Bcni,nn John
81 son, lae of Cartevilc will please fske PAYMENT for
INDULGENCE cannot be gwen. All person, having claims against
ssid ss'ae, VIII peee bring them forward duly authcn-
'afdi ttll arrangements lcr payment n1lv he made
GEO w. DANIEL, admir- Of Dcri. Is John,on dec
% nay y At@' fg-T6tt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-05

WISH 70 purchase sklful and Trustworthy Carriage Dr
yer and Oer and one who IS young, healthy and active.
None need he pr9poled TOT whom the most und9u5fed te
ona' as to III the qualifications aforementioned cannot be
given. y V. f,AWfFf
Richmond. may g. 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-05
VIRGINIA ELE CTIONs.
HOUSE or pYLECArrs

HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
.9me!ic- william Il. Giles. IS6. John w
Nash 100 Rodophil letter IO5, Mr.. C;reqo,r
81. (Voies given in 2j2 of these Mr. @ re-.
ceived 1861
AUGUSTA -HenryJ Tappt 49,. Samuel Cj.rl.,.
I7s-William b. Helms IA,
Bath-Thomas SitIinstons IA, s. V. Ham
il'on' Io5-George Mayse lol- (Gen. RlacL-
burn not canddate.)
Bofeto@rt (Nalhaniel Burwell was not can.
didate.)
CabeH-John Everett. J: a77, Genera, RE.
sha McComas 49, john Hannari I2l, Car,
II. Peyton 4. ''
Cumberland Daniel \. Wilson, Randolph
HARRISON
tdaqicr - "a 4 number of Free,,oliers coz,
tile Warren'on Gazette) expressed a wish to r.
cord Their vote on the subject Of a Convention
-2li expressed themselves in favor of such !,
measure, and about half that number 2. opposs;
TO At. There can be doubt we think that
more than ids of those who attended the poJl
were in favor OF amending he constitution. The
gentlemen elected, Messrs. a. D. Kelly and John
Robert Wallace had their names recorded for =
conveniently
Haiifar.- John p. Darlington, Dr. John G.
Chambers.
Hanorer- Hector Davis 27i, YIN. Cpnn;os-
ham" 227- Basse,t 2G5, Whi,e 200, Berkeley ia
Peter Lyons I65.
-morgan-Benjamin orrcks lG5. Gas.awav
Cio'e i"f-ueoI6e DoTeT a., W nj. Il. Smith 40
.Neisor-( An error in the former statement,
Robert Rives ir.e 2Os, Henry B. Martin 2eI|
David r. Paterson lS2, Thomas s. NIcClelland o6
Oronge-James Barbour il as, JOHN Woo
folk 32S--ITm. Morton jr 3ol.
PocGhontas- Messrs. Grimes and Gilliam.s
Scott Thompson Martin George wilcox -.
WashngtOn- Robert L. Cummings 4s,. Job,
Keller 800 Henry Thompson 297, John Clark
26t, Joseph Z. Trigg 100.
THE SENATE
AngUsia District David w Paueson is -
Iected by majority of 1903. over Thomas J. Stu
AIT.
Botetor. D. Pere e. We'll cred elected bv =
respectable majority over john Brown the ate
Senator
Chesterfield D. Samuel Taylor without Oh
position.
Shenandoah D. Walton majority in The Dis
rici 100.
No: IF Ia, las, Legis,rt,~.
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Etract OF a letter from

1IoNDoN, %-d N4arcn.
The King is again convale-cent-afer having
been severely attacked with fever and some in
Illumination, in consequence OF cold taken by
falling asleep on sofa with the windows of the
adjoining room open and March wind blowing
on him.
aThe Duke of Wellington has arrived at ST. Pc
tersbursh, and had an audience of the Emperor.
Here they either do NOT, profess not tn know
any thing about Russia, its probable condition.
II IS said the Emperor has called upon the Senate,
Tor advice and counsel in the present emergency
and that they have advised him to disband one half
OF his army, and 10 refrain from taking any part in
behalf OF the Greeks, for fear of the example of
supporting rebelhous SUBJECTS.
This country seems 10 be quietly, and without
apparen effort eXtrcating itself from its embarrass-
ments. Articles of commerce begin to bear a real
price, and trade and manufactures will gradually
revive. ~. Y. amer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-05

The PhiIadephia Press has published 90 y
co1ious stretch OF the latter part Of Mr. RandoI,,b
six hours speech. This sketch has exci.ed tc-,,
Considerable curiosity but it appears 10 be so
much caricaure, designed to answer rar,.cula,
Ponca! purpose, viz to bring The orator into
contempt, that we cannot think Of Transforming /,
10 our columns We shall wait for the Official
report Of it from Washington with the cre,,er
anxiety, :.owcVer. that the true version shoyld an
pear as soon - possible. Should some of tho
touches Of This @.eIch prove be correct, we siaa
regret the circumstance, as much as any man
from the respect we entertain for Ar RandoInL
ne "oaT which ne was addressing, and the caus,.
when ne indicates with so much zeal and intre-
piiity. We call upon The Washington Eenorta 6
to give US the speech itself. as soon as II car nos
si5ly be published.
Another Sketch Of tie same speech is furnish
ed in the Philadelphia Press in the share of
letter from Warrington, Transmitted from Prince
ton i IS tinged with the sane spirit which
dictated the sketch Other letters and ofbsr
Sketches are in circulation. The only wav 10
DO justice, is 10 give the world the true original
CFSrCra idgsrti'eme's tqasoi99t'g ofraic-