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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-17

TX is win no ordinary ieeNDSS OF satisfaction
that announce 10 fellow citizens the pas
sage of a law by the almost unanimous concur
renee of both branches OF he Legislature OF Virgil
MIA, comforting upon " The Baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road Company" the privilege to continne
this road through the State OF Virginia, t. any
pon on the OHIO river above he mouth OF Il g
Little Kanswha; by this act Of L. gi,latioa, on
tie part of Virginia, the accompI' hrneut Il he
object earnestly desired by The city OF Blu
more, is completely secured even should Penn
sylvania refuse her sanction to the measure
The route OF the main em { bis road, can
be passed con-ides ably he south of The Penn
sylyanIa line and this, should that state reue her
co-opeTstion, will no doub be ts course the
construction OF lateral road, however, iowards
,lie city of Pnssburg, for the accommodation oil
the North western sections OF the slate of Pe,n
syivanIa, and ;hs more Nor bern pats of the
State OF Ohio, is so vitality important to those dis
tricis that there be no question, but, hal GO
verncd Pennsylvania is. by an enlightened and
liberal polio, DIS internal Improvement,
she will promptly and cordially lead her aid to
the object.
We think the Commissioners appon ed 10 rea
ceive he subscriptions for be ock o. his Co.
pany should lose lime In proceeding 10 open
books and TO organize he Corrora'irn and as III
classes OF this community have tmmedi-ie and
dnecl intersei Ia the ca iy accom- plshment Of this
great object, We have no doubt but that e. ery
individual will give 10 il bis substantial suppor b.
subscribing for as much stock as he can conyeni.
emily take, for although we are well assured tbat
there is no danger but the whole amount II share
will be subscribed even on the first day hat the
books shall be opened, set We would prefer 20
see this stock generally diGused Trough the
community, since. az all have interest IN the
measure, 80 oJgb, all TO have an Influence with
the and conductiug NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-17

The fOiIowug aueejo,e quoted from be rhadsphia
Quarery. The review OF American BiOgfsphy, fun hie
mi. tsEen, contains nomher cf interesting incidents and
characters.
When a., d ilsh Army had poes,ion Of Ph,lsdelphis
Gen Hyw,s head quarters we're IN Second street, the 5ai
below Spruce house which before ocoupisd Nv
Gen Csdwsfsdei. DTecty opposite, feudcJ W. iiam a.
crr tho British Amy, belesei BE- tht sdjuaot enc
ts 6kej upon VI then csnbefs, back roo private
conference, snd two Of them frequently here, with 6,c
snd csndes ~ rlose cOnuiapu About The ID al December
The saa general told Lya that they you'll N he room
o'c,oek, ni late; anI that hey wis The famiy
retire carry g. bed adl'ne fhst whsn they going
ihey uid call her iet sn o aud tSnngurh hr H.
nd candles She accordingly sen s the family bed; rot
g the oheef bad beeo 50 particular her curiosity
cfed.
She took % bet shoes, snd pot her csr to tie key hoe Of
r concsve sud Overheard order fesd Tor al fhe British
so1ps 10 much om lse ~ the evening 81 the f0usth
tsts ensrs Ws.hnstoas amy ihep smped n Whn,
tsrsh o. hearing THIS she returned 10 her chamber
81 down. sos sfte the officers knocked the door
only Oh. third having ferned herse
ssecp. Her mind much srItaltd, thst 0r thu
nent she could nrHhef steep; suryosiuf e
power the lives bfhoUssnds Il hef fellow
5u. not knowing ho~ she convey The infofms,n
rue al Wshsgtor, not dariug to couile lea
sie time eft. however short. She quickly d,tefmiae
10 her Wy, possbie, 70 the oipo.ts
She fas fef fsnis t.st - she " WAX o. u she
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-17

II I
~ The county Noows5 one containing between ese1e
Gad ti0etue hundred acres, situated No9sy RIVER aud
containing large portion of first bottom ell atsp-
ted TO the growth Of Tobacco any crops tie high
good and well suited ol the culture Of The other
tract Containing betw and hundred
deep creek and bounded by other creeks which aHord
large quantity Of very excellent fat land All person. d
pos,d purchase are invited 70 view the premises which vii
August %. S2--tf RICHARD t. HARpAWAY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-17

Ricl.mand, ret. 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-17
.Neeroes FIR Soie

sNtSTOtS IOT D0Ee.
N Tuesday the 10Th March uex fair il not the next fair
cay vii be sold TO the highest bidd.r al Newkeat Court
house, about thirty Negoe boys, and children
and sns Part OF then will be sold fof Cash, others on
credit JOHN H. CHRISTIAN, }u, +
JONES R.cHRfSTIAN, ( -AeeuVois
~ The above sale OF Negroes will be made BY
Feb "a A.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-10-04

DUBLIC SALE-,vlii be sold at public ven
L due, at the residence of the subscriber on
Back-Creek, on Thursday the 18Th day of DC.
tober next, Horses, Mich Cows sDd Young
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs, all his Farming Uten.
sis, Wagons, Pioughs, Harrows, &c. also all his
Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting in
part of the following articles, viz: Feather Beds,
Bedsteads ami Bedding, Bureau, Cupboards,
Tables, Settee, Chairs, &c Also. about gu, 600
good BRICKS. A credit will be given which
will be made known on the day OF sale. The
subscriber will also rent on the above day, to
the highest bidder, for a term of wears, tive
FARMS; the one on which he resides, has a
comfortable Stone Dwelling House, a new frame
Bsrn, with Stables under the same, wagon shed
and other out houses, orchsrd of good fruit,
good meadows and all the fields under good
fence. The other Farm which is in the same
neighborhood, has a comto, table Dwelling
House, Barn. &c a large proportion of this
farm is bottom land equal TO any in the settle
mention both places are good and convenient
springs that never fail. Attendance given BY
BETrHUEL MIDDLETON.
Ceptember 81
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-10-04
4 FARMER.
From the Winchester Republican. sep..7.

From the Winchester Republican, Sept z.
The last Winchester yirginian contains
an article in reply to the paragraph in the
Republican of the gath ult which charg-
ed the editor of the Virginian with cireu-
lating a ~falsehood in relation TO the visit
of Mr.. Trimble of Ky. to Richmond, in
1924. to obtain the electoral vote OF this
state for Mr.. Clay. Passing by the man
nsr of the editor, we will bestow a few
words upon the matter of his reply, and
in this we shall be as mild as the nature
of the case will allow.
The Yirg;nian Of the 18th ult. contain
ed the following piece, copied from the
Baltimore Republican:
There is one fact connected with the late G
lection, which we have never seen published
and which affords strong ground for suspectpg
the purity OF that election. We have been in.
formed. that at the time the electoral college
of Virginia met at Richmond, 10 1924, MIR
rrimble, the member OF congress from Ken
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-10-04

IL +rlhENlAh ORDERS.-The first Battal
~ ION of the 9th Regiment will be muster
ed on Saturday the 9th of October next, at the
Gross Roads, (Hoke's RUM and tn. second
battalion will be mustered at Darksyille, on
Saturday the Sd OF November next.
The Battalion Court for the first Battalion. will
De held at the house of Abraham M~srlatt, 90
Monday, the 5tb of November next-The Bat
t.a'ion Court, for the second Battalion, viii be
heid at the house of Robert Boak, in Dsrks.
NNe, on Saturday the 10th day of November
next. The Regimental Court of Inquiry, will
0e held at the Globe Tavern, kept by William
Aroesen, |" MaFtiLsburg, on Friday the 23d of
November next.
me Comnandan's Of Battalinns will furnish
= return OF the number of Drums and Flies in
",e'r respective commands, at the Regimental
S"ur'-aiso a roll Of the Officers and non-com.
n's''"nsd officers in their charlottesville vacan.
s.es VII, be reported in their respective compa.
n's' gentlemen who hsve held commissions
~ me OH Regimen viii return the copy o.
,|e Mlula Laws that they did not return when
"cY returned their commissions.
C"p'' tfskmt's Company of Rihemen will
orders. WUIIAu - '
'0r'' ~. 67h RegE Y. m.
cash gwen for clean Linen and Cotton RAGS
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-10-04

NOFICE.-The subscriber continues % carry
~ on the the FCLLLNG and DYING at
tie cid stand, in Bucklestown, where he will
be thankful Tor all favors in his line OF business.
Persons in the neighborhoods of Shepherdstown
and Nartinsburg. can leave their cloth, &c. with
Mr. hroesen, Martinsburg, and with MIR. Humric.
house, Shepherdstown, where it will be attend
Ell to with care, and sent ard returned BY the
Stage, and quick turn given. and the utmost
pains taken 10 render salts faction.-Prlces as
low as any in the valley.
lie will also attend at his old stands, VIM. r.
Locks and VIM Morrow's, ChsrIestown, and
MIS-. Lines, L~eetown, once a week and receive
any work that may be left, and return i, as
qulck as possible. SlLAS OAK.
Bdcklestown, Sept. 81, 1897.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-10-04
DUBLIC sALE.-By virtue OF a deed

DUBLIC SALE-By virtue OF a deed
FL Of trust. executed by George Newark to
tue Undersigned, on the 14th day of May. 1921,
and duly recorded in BERKELEY county, I shail
on ."onIoy the 18Th day Of November neat, be-
fore the door of the courthouse in Martins.
burg, Berkeley county, Virginia, offer tor sale
four TRACTS OR PARCELS or L.f.ND,
lying in Berkeley county, YltginiA-one OF SAID
tracts IS stated TO contain 240 acres. lying on
Elk Lick, a branch of Tiihanses Branch, aud
adjoining lands formerly belonging 10 Michael
ha" lings. &c another Of sad tracts lies On a
branch OF Back Creek, and IS sad to contain
l04 scres-one other tract said TO contain 80 a.
eres and one rood, and adjoins Henry timer and
lands formerly owned by John ShieIds-aiso,
one other tract. said TO contain 43 acres, lying
near Flemming's Ferry on the Potomac River,
formerly owned by Jacob Miller. The said
lands will be offered for sale for the purposes
mentioned in sad deed-one third of the pur-
chase money to be paid at the time of sale, the
residue IN two equal annual payments thereafter.
ARCHIBALD PoRTERFlELD, Trustee.
September 27.-ts.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-10-04
DUBLIC SALE.-Will be sold by

e. public vendue. at the residence OF the sub
scriber in Martinsburg, on Tuesday the 9th day
of October next, a variety Of Household and
Kitchen Furniture, consisting of a Feather Bed
and Bedding, two acorn Bedstcads, four com
mon do. Chairs, Cupboard, fables, Candle-staBd,
Cloths press, Desk Chest of Drawers, six plate
Stove, Pots and ketteIs, Shovels nd longs, a
fresh Mich Cow, two Hogs. !, me Viewers
Gear, &c. A credit of SIX months will be Civ.
en- on all sums over three dollars. the purchaser
giving bond with security under three dollars,
cash. WILLIAM REED.
Septemhe- 81.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-10-04

PhiiadslpLs, Sept. az.-0ur respee-
table fellow citizen, Joseph H~emphili,
Esq. arrived yesterday, in the Julius
Caesar. we are happy to hear. in re
uewed health.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-10-04

GOSH SVEN for clean Linen and Cotton RAGS
NJ thus Office.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-17
GOV. GILES AND MR.. JEt FERSON.
From the MARYLAND RepubLican.

The subloined extract from letter written in
1916 by Thomas Jefferson to benjamin AUSTIN
would some time ago been viewed as strong au
thority in support of the tariff pulley. Jeffersons
opinions On the subject were formed upon the
soberest leliberation they were forced upon him.
not by the sudden mastery Of some random cap
rice for he was superior to such iniluence-but
correct perception of its wants and true policy
And they are here put forward in language so
strong and remarkable, as if the leading wish OF
his heart was TO obliterate every trace Of what he
said in his Notes on Virginia, in reference to do
nestle industry, and iilscrbe, i possible IN ITS
stead. directly contrary opinions. The indepen-
,lence and comfort of his country were the prime
objects to the attainment Of which he directed all
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-17

which, il II is confirmed, will be very likely to in.
splre the Divan with more pacific sentiments, is
the report circulated within two or three DAYS, that
Lord Cochrane had gained decisive victory over
portion OF the Ottoman feet. But the FRANKS
know nothing as yet absolutely authentic on this
mead: Since the dispatches from Redshid Pacha.
winch have been so advantageous to the Porte, no
Official publication has been made. The friends Of
Greece conclude from this silence, but perhaps pre-
na'urely, that disagreeable news has been receiv-
ed.
Paris, June 2O.-The Marquis de Lafayette has
been proclaimed Deputy Of the reimbursement of
Nleaux, = majority Of l4l out of asl votes. Nj.
IiOuchon obtained 1859 sufiages.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-17
The United States Review
AND LITERARY GAZETTE.

Contents II No s. III .. FIR .ingasr, 1877.
Reyie4o --Ihe Novels OF Charles Brnckdem Brown Per.
ter rhetorical Delivery. Noye's Amended Y-isicn ,f
job. America. El|iots Address. Mer's Letters Oh
Clerical Manners and Habits.
Original Poevy.-Ile Dsnterred Warrior. The Ira,
vellcs Return Translation of Scene in Scilers Ira
gedy of I" Maria Stuart"
Critical Notices. Hints Early Education Elements
of intellectual NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from Ovd-Wor,n-
ing,ons History OF DedhamBet chers Sermons Oh liz
temperance-Lst OF New Publications.
Literary .idueriscr.
The United States Review and Literary Ga.effe ~
published every month. Each number contains so pages
octave making two volumes year Of 4S0 pages
The annual subscription price is Gve do2ars.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-17
The late election of Boliaar, by large majority,

The late election Of Bolivar, by large majority,
goes tar towards showing that he yet retains the
confidence at his countrymen. The exaggerated
complaints Of parties are always to be taken With
many grains OF allowance We haze no doubt, IN.
deed, that in an unsettled governments many JUST
causes Of complaint arise, and that the alIejged ag-
Grievance of some of our mei chants there has noe
always been baseess. We hope, nevertheless, that
the day may arrive, when the restored tranquility
OF his country will allow the Liberator to EXHIBITS
his true disposition and policy.
Baltimore american.
RDrhe brig S,lpb, Capt. Farrir. which recently ar.
rived Buenos Ayres from Baltimore, accomplished her,
passage through the Brazilian bIockadng squadron os.
daylight by stra,agem, the ingenuity and bodness os
which deserved be crowned, il with success Or
her passage OUT, the Sylph touched RIO de Janero, an
after clearing from that port disguised in her appear
10 resemble the British Government Packets
which ply monthly between London touching at Mo de-
Janero) and 'uenos Ayrss Upon making the La Plata
the Sylph, with British colors ayng and having the adj
vantage OF fne wind, boldly in towards the first
sells Of the squadron, living off Monte Video-nade the
usual signals of British packets--backed her topsasr
and ed the hail Of the Brazilian officer. Sill hold
ing her at moderate rate she passed the next
vessels in like manner without exciting the least suspi-
c0n to her real character finally go by the whole
sqadron-when, hauling down the British colors and hos-
ting the American ag she fired gun token Of triumph
and in short time was safely moored in the inner roads
of-luenos Avres The cargo OF the Sylph sold "
large profit and the vessel was disposed of for $4,000
y. Y. Enquirer.
The result of the Elections IN some Of the DO,
roughs in Upper Canada, has been in favor Of the
popular sides and the exultaton of the presses OPP
posed 10 the present system of the Provincial Gov
eminent, is very great. In the borough of Sorei
Doctor NUfred Nelson has been elected in Oppo~
stion to the influence of the Government. The
Lieutenant Governor has his country seat in thas
place. The Attorney General was alsp immedi
ately active in opposing the popular candidate
Is After the election" says the Canada Spectators
IT, Doctor Nelson was carried in triumph through
the borough, the people exclaming: Weare No
longer rotten borough; we have restored gu.
character. Free Elections for ever Shame to the
lClerkarchy." ". T. Com. .ldv.
Running Bank.-The agents of the Boston Banks la'e
made her appearance at the counter OF The Mount Vrr
non Bank, Rhode Island with plump demand for $4,000
in Specie, which, TO the astonshmen Of the runners,
cheeriully and Tranquility handed out to them.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-17

The Vater WIorks.-As the work at the Basin
progresses. the citizens appear to take greater in
terest in the undertaking, if we may Judge from
the daily increasing number OF vlsters to the scene
Of operations. The prospect of having an album
dant supply of water gladdcns the hearts Of all
classes Of the community.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-17
DRAWING,

TIVIIE DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY. 9Th Class, viii
l. be dra~nin the Borough of Wilmington, Saturday
afternoon, The 1871 insian, AT O'Clock
YATES & MINIYaE, Managers.
Aug. II, 1927.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-17

The Democratic Conferees Of this State will
meet at Dover on the 2sth of this month, for the
purpose Of nominating Candidate for Represen-
tatve in Congress-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-17

Deacon Elijah Hart of Berlin (Conn.) whilst at work
in the field on the I'd inst stuns in the neck BY hum.
bIebte. Which caused almost instant death
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-17

The City Inspector Of New York reports the death of
ons hundred and seyentyom PERSONS during the week end
boys aud SO girls IS died by drinking cold water.
sumption IA, commissions Is, small pox l.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-17
The New HYMNS.

.Jayt rs:sive.i ana for sale By a. y II. Filson.
HYMNS
OF ~ nsdrsi1nf EpiscopH Chrsh in the United States az
l,c Ga, for General Convention ct said Church.
in tie years 1880 1893 ai 1926 These Hymns STALL
lsr srco, pc editios printed yarisus SIZE type arc
81 u - y, ara 6: cvrts
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-17
FRIDAY, August II, 1927.

Frown Indignantly upon dawning of
ore porti n OF the U,io1 from WASHINGTON
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-17

Running a Bank.-The agents ofthe Boston Banks lae
made hry appearance the counter Of The Mount Vrrs
non Bank, Rhode Island, with plump demand for Sl30U1
in SPECIE which, TO the atonislmen Of the runners
cheerfully and TRANQUILITY hsnded out to them
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-17
From, The Baltimore Chronicle, Aug. II.

From the Baltimore Chronicle, Aug. II.
The Editors have been politely favored with the follow
ing extract of letter, dated
.jfaanoras, Bay Of jlerico. Julp 10, 1897.
"There were two men taken up this morning fur pass
ing counterfeit bills the United States Bank they had
in their possession the of seventy FIVE thousand and
twenty dollars. Their names are SIMMONS and WAT
SOM rather suspect the OF the former IS SNIP
SOND
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-17

1t is mentioned in the Kentucky Reporter .ha. grea,
damage done 10 the farmers and nIlers in that neigh
borhoud by tremendous rain which fell on the e,ehus
of the cd uitimo. Fences rrdans, Sc were s.sepi
away aud the Kentucky river forty ~ sres above
its ordinary level Malay u cellars in Lexington "ere
inundated the great injury Of til yarabfc mcrea'i =,
with Which they were G.lr..
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-17

a man of honor.-The 60 foreigner of distnc
tom who was lately wounded in duel in Rhode
Island, and who was obliged to remain some time
in Pawtucket until his wounds should be healed,
has, it seems, ran off without paying lis tavern
bill. A most droll conception of honor. truly !!
The Pawtucket Chronicle remarks .. Such is the
dueist. He will fight for honor, be wounded for
honor, murder for honor; but he will not pay for
honor or Justice"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-17
Robertson & Littlc's,

Who II will be recotlecied, ,od the Capital prizc Of
S1oOS il the last class Of this lottery gen enan ii
lbs Borough, besides several susiie, capital riz.s.
Aug. II. 1897
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-20
BranAywine ChaAybeatc
SPAIN GS,

THE spacious and elegant house belonging to the
Company. which completed last fall, is now open and
handsomely furnished for the reception of visitors and boar
,ers, under the superintendent of the Subscriber
This Hateriag Place is finely situated in the high and
healthy country five miles Of UIhaington, commanding
an extensive Of the surrounding country, the River
Delaware and the neighbouring States The grounds OF
the company afford pleasant and shady pronenaes, and are
bounded by fine streams.
The virtues Of the Waters those of the purest Chay
beate according to the analysis of Professor Heating, OF
Philadelphia They have been particularly ethcac"ns IN
bilious and other evers, and celebrated fine tonic
The vicinity to Wfnngton offers at all times access to
anexceiient market; and the daily inerc'urse by Steam
Boat lines between that place and NEwCAsrLE to and from
PHLApELPHIA and BAtrIa,nH. affords facility of cunnu
ncation not possessed by any other Watering place
Parties be accommodated at a short nutce with din
riefs colla,ions, Ice creams, &c &c.
No exeron shall be spared by the Proprietor to crafty
every want OF the visitor to this pleasant and sa!ublous
Retreat.
Charges will be moderate.
June lat, 1897. CHARLES STANLEY.
N B. Carriages, gigs Or horses may always be had and
there are delightful rides good roads, to the nehbor
ing towns villages, canal, &c Horses taken al livery
l5-2m G.. S.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-20
CHARLES STANLEY.
"a PLANTATION.

THE Subscriber offers for private sale, a valua-
BILE Farm, lying on the turnpike, leading TO Elk,
about two miles below Chistiana- Bridge. 1t con-
tans il2 acres, SO of which are under tlrvng TIM
Der, and the remainder under tillage, with good
proportion well set with clover there is also OH the
premises good bearing orchard--the fences are in
good order. The buildings are "A good dwelling
house, stable and granary. further description
will be given, and the land shewn to any one apply
.ng, by the subscriber, living on the Plantation
WILLIAM u. MINTlRE.
l5--tl Dec