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N\ffW rBHCAIIOaS-the subscriber has
L. Just received direct from Philadelphia the
following new Books, w.
The Cronlcles OF the Ganonsate, by the au-
dior of haycrlv IN . vols ia an interesting
preface Ia Tie above work, SIR Walter scott
acknowledges himself Ia bethclr whole uiidl
vided author, aud relates many interesting par
hCulars relative IN the private history OF these
popular novels, wbra cannot iaIi 10 enhance
then intrinsic merits.
The Bnocanans, a Romance ofour own coun-
try IN It's ancient day, illustrated with drivers
marvellous histories, and antique and face
tious episodes, gathered from the most anthem
tic chronicles, and affirmed records extant.
from the settlement OF hlcu" Nederlanis unhi
the times of the famous Richard hid.
lie Eplcurean, a tale by ! hos. Moore, in
vol.
The Atlantic Souvenir ior 1928.
Poems by Mrs. Felicia llcmans, vol
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ALB RIGHTS
COiNMRAAN SNNVp,

<niilS Medicine, for the short tiineit has
"a been before the Public, has proved ltsei
superior TO Panaceas and other remedies, 10
such degree as to give confidence TO the Pro-
prietor, that its efficacy alone viii support its
distinguished merits II is the most useful spin 2
and autumn Alternative ever yet discovered. II
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10 tie directions. II may be given, without any
apprehension to the most tender infant, OF fec
bic adult
The COLUMBIAN SYRUP will relieve and
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the head, and system generally Syphilis, Ner-
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proper use of Mercury Ulcers Of the mouth y
throat White Swelling cancerous, and in"ctc-
rate Ulcers discharges rom the Ears; diseas
es of the Skin Liver complaints Jaundic" In
digestion. aud Debility.
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Of the blood, this medicine possesses Invaluable
powers. II improves the appetite, aud lSas the
remarkable quality of dfprlviug the skin Of that
yellow bilious TINT, which Is so common in bilious
constitutions Besides the diseases above cru-
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than afIlictlnc disnrder thQ liberated sore head,
under winch chd1cu suffer the most excr Lciatng
tormenis tor years.
Iach bottle ofthc genuine Medicine has lab
ei. Representing the Eagie aud the Hydra, WIN
my signature.
IA phlcl 80 rtR goTILE AND $50 PER boz
~ JACOB ALBRIGHT,
No lex arch street, near Third, Phha.
Oct. %
rhc sebscriber tls Just received large quar-
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gem for this section of country.
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ned Duch do Raddish
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i''"lP seed Of every
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az subscriber offers she above List Of
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1 "any oners now in use, all of which ate war
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NEW S.-Thcllea,mcs Of friendship,
~ yJames Melienry
Inc Pelican Islands, and other poems. y
Jlme, Momeomcrp.
In au..riean Cae- tcriicld. OF way to ,voal.a.
hunu.u and distinction, brae .electiona from
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extracts from othrr eminent authors. o. the
tnhJrct ofpohtsDcss, with alterations AMI add-
lion. su'.d ~ the youth OF the l,hlrd States.
The fl,a OF Midsummer !auia2, Hero and
LENDER, Lyens the 1cnlau5. and Other poems
~ ibo,. Hood, author ol Nhima aud OdGilrs
cIc. etc. The ahoYe uea books, s,ogolhtt with
many other. 90 tedious 70 mcntien,) I'M Just
boon received, and are NOW ior sale II the
cheap book Store Of
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Who has also for ,aic, q forgei me not, foI
little Boys and tdrs, heujbg instruction win
cement. at tie an's,Duly low pr, Of 81 80.
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933 HOgTIHS
POTTER'S
Xeeetahlc CatholicOn.

The proprietor OF this invaluable medicine
feels authorized by its increasing reputation, 10
recommend il as superior to all other popular
remedies, for the cure of KINGS EVIL or
ocrofula. NECROSIS or diseased bones, sly
PILLS in every stage, MERCuRlAL disease,
RHEU MATlSM. LIVER complaints, and UL-
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The Catholicon has also been used with
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blood aud hlnnottr, and has been found an etiica.
cious remedy in purifying the blood of children
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as a general diierdtre both for children aud q.
duIts--bcing agreeable to the most delicate pal
ate aud grateful cordial to the stomach Tins
Is the first discovery OF a medicine taken into the
stomach, that has had the long desired effect, of
curing the most obstinate and distressing erier-
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the ordinary avocations of business are not in
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having the power Questioning both flesh and bone
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disease, is without parallel.
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No. l3, South Ninth street opposite the
University of Pennsylvania.
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The subscriber, who was appointed the agent
forthe sale Of Pottcr's genuine Vegetable Cathol.
icon, whilst AT Philadelphia a few weeks ago hns
ON hand, and for sae, whole sale retail, at the
PROJECTORS prlce:, 269 Bottles Of the Cathoii-
con. Howell DAVIES.
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The subscriber has Just received mn uddi.
iional supply of DIR. Chambers genuine Re
mody for lutempcrnncr. which he viii sell nj
The proprletOrs' rrlce8 lie was appointed
The agent lnr the saIc Of DR.. Chambors gen
u'ne Remedy tor Intomperance Whit Al \.
York tes weeks ago.
Howell DAVIES.
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'fAktsu GARDEN SEED have this
- day received, direct from Newfork,
nv ,lpply OF Garden Seed, consisting of the
s,3owins
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Ameriean Quarterly Review.

he fourth number OF the American Quarterly
3,r'cw, just received bv the subScrlber
ABRAM K. NORTH.
January 7fh
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IaA EMALE HOUSE SERVANT 4 liberal
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Cases cured by Swainl's celebra-
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NHE following Testimonials, translated
- from the original Spanish. ~ relation ,r
some extraordinary effects produced at tn,
Havana, by SWANS PANACEA. are deem
ed OF sufficient interest 20 claim portion o
public attention.
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-17

So Y s22aaoegp SSe3a6Na
'. ..DN.sls..t Mo:.NENs:. sE..T. l7. ISIS.

70. COSSTITCTIoNiL WING.
.4:1'hcr lcJrI 10 J-;,.v BlutuS--Not content with
at.rhu.ing 30 me President of the u s. principles
and opinions which yoU know lac never entertained or
ayo"od YOU have ;he uijlusilng ctEronterv 20 speak
~ 49," 'corr'' Ggrecnon between him and Mr. Clay,
as a fIC. already established bCyoId the reach Of
further Controy,rry--iIun is by nature frail and
errug creature" aud lnaIy of his tralties and even
a!eTrations from rcctituc and truth, excite
passion and di.posc u to forgiveness because are
aware CT the influence cXerted by ignorance aud pre-
irdicc ov"r the best disposed minds. We have no
difficulty in offering, in their behalf, the petition,
Forgive th"E1. Wh>n VIC able to subjoin,-'i0r
they know not what they do. But when we hear a
lln uttar what we believe he knows to be the vllCs
ISLANDERS aGaint ncn OF acknowledged integrity and
honor; when soc him cndcavor to revive and per-
pctnatc charges of nrigrl and corruption which
Wcr" not only never proved. but often rctei;-thc
ld!gnnni voice OF nature eXcgluJ, 20 Ijcuv"n-put
III every honest md whip. to lash the rascal make.
through tlIa world -aud we inclined TO retract
the denunciation only by the reflection, that too
must forgive VIC would hope to bo forgiven
Were YOU blinded by Ignorance prejudice when
Won wrote the following seutcncc-"Thcir opposition
was strengthened By their strong suspicious Of
corrupt agreement between Mr.Adams and Mr. ClIy,
"nd has herr ij2rrocpb!y frcd Ly vbscq,nf dercioU-
'D,c1is j'ITci7y INIT agreement teyond 6oubt-Dil
you fact believe the assertion which YOU thus made?
Then ! say, nav God forgive yor, and supply YOU
with bnfer information Did YOU know the assertion
to BE- flse?-I woull still say may God forgive YOU
ind make you know and fcei the cnorfnty Of your
offence. Hundreds, indeed, before von have commit
tod the SAM offence; but fatternot yourself with the
belief that you cycisnblc because YOU have fol
lowed the multitude TO do evil lie who aids in the
dissemination Of a known lalschood, ID often moro
aimical than he who invented it; and with regard to
the charge Of '6argain and corruption against Mr..
Clay. Canao' but look upon George Kroner or Mai.
Eaton az much less criminal than the Editors Of the
Enquirer, who have lent their columns to give it cir
cUlatjvn.
Iou say, TINT subsequent Developments have pac-
ed that agreement beyond a doubt You certainly
moan though your language is cquvocal that subse
Guent Developments have DJored the erisicncc Cbai
agreement. It IS false j win meet assertion with
assertion. Subsequent developments have not Only
proved the utter inability Of It's inventors to sustain
the charge, but what seems TO have been a proyi-
Dental ntcrpostion in favor Of injured and rcrsc
cuted mani have shown TINT it was without the least
foundation in truth and have indoli6ly stamped upon
the orchca6s Of lis inventors and perpetrators ESla
: .-cIs, cat:lniato.s, ~.-----" CENGOE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-17


The ,orcil StltcsEit IN and Patriot Of the 2jth
July, gives the following account OF tie Execution of
two murdcrcrs:-
An Indian md negro were executed on the I}th
inst. at For Mitchell the Chattahoucly, for the
murder Of Ectger white man, Will coming through
the Creek. Tho weapon with whic., he murder
ed was smlll ratchet or tomahawk The Indian oF
MS accord immediately confessed his guilt; but
the negro broke from custody although shot scvc-
rdl times, and pretty severely wounded in the attempt.
lie hmm ,datcIy pursued by party Of indians
dcputed for that purpose, and rctaken-ior who can
escape the nrvCrslumb2rinc vigilance Of those Gycn-
gers of blood when they have scented the foot
steps Of their victim?
tribunal of Chiefs hal ben convened By tie
Agent, to sit in Judgment OIL fhe two wrcches over
which Tuskcega, Of Little Prince presided. The
trial and execution occupied about an hour. The
rxamin.tions being closed and the order given Tc
them a,ooy md XIII Nien, Ch;cfof the Cussctas as
If anxious TO vndicate the character ofls Tribe from
the stain Of blood to say something in eXculpa-
ton. The presiding Chief drew ont his knife and
motoring with it significantly to the speaker while he
EXTENDED his arm, and dark frown lowered OIL his
brow, gravcly said-.'Th0fS bad t1Ht; yotd batter
ractmnfeH." The wrctches were taken to execution
iipon log about an hundred yards distant the Indian
sitting the log, about eight feet in advance of
the negro. The cxccutioner Of the Indian was ready
with his knife and that Of the negro, with his club
Both struck simulancousy.--I5c who welded the
LaiF cyncCd sorac skill IL touching the ,cs.' though
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-17
ALnANr. OH Font. 1898

ALBANY, oh Erpt. 1878
Thc Legislature convened pursuant 10 adjournment
at IL clock this day, when The House war called to
or,er By ihe Speaker. Cen Root, seventy members
appearing Prayer offered ;y the Rev Mr.. " eei.
Three titles of revised statutes acted unon nj the lost
session. We're this day read third time and passed.
report received from The Rcv;sors prcseG tpc to
ihe egisture the ID part OF the Revised Statutes.
Adjourned.
III" President Of the L. States says .!c Nov. York
hncricaa oithc lOh inst arrived in town ,.ncx2cc-
tedy this day, from Quincy and proceeded i11nedi-
atey for WASHINGTON. T'his sudden movement is
we r"rct 10 state occasioncd by the serious nispo-
s'on Of Mrs. Adams who remninad at washington.
IL is wholly unconncctcd with any public husiress--
The President health has improved by few weeks
residence, IN his NATIVE Ga 10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-17

the lett rbs-The blade being buried up to the hiatt,
one or two Sudden turns given to to make the
stab effective. Quick light the knife with
drawn ana plunged into the opposite side. In doing
this, the blade bent nearly double by the ress-
tancc of RIB. The eXecutioncr tlIen placed it
upoa the log, and deliberately Strengthened it with
his foot. The next thrust was more cautious
and successful. AT this moment the negro sunk
under the nows OF the club, and both Indian and ne
gro fell the side th2 log together, without
groan, and, TO all appearance, without the yielding
OF muscle. At this crisis, each cXccutoncr passed
from his to tho others victim, SO that the club il
n's!ed what the knife had lett undone ana the knife
drank the blood which the club had left.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-17
From the Buffalo Journal.


ir,Do'trnt ,1''1ey m0remeatS,--Wc understand that
ForC Niagara is Immediately to be Eirrisoned by four
companies of the second regiment OF United States
inIn;ry; and report saws that this fort will DC made
headquarters of the Troatar line OF posts. By the
Detroit papers W" are informed OF several now ar
engagements; made IN Inc West by the War Department
inolg Which the re-occupancy Of Fort Dcai born
lChIcagOj ana Fort iratot. But tin, most important
Measure OF thc Department conceive 20 be- that of
establishing & new post, immediately upon Inc ports re
between the Fox and Oasc nsin rivers i'll the country
o. the finncbago 'n,:iaus. PERM 5siCn Tor this was
obtained OF the lives, ut the late treaty ut Green
Bay The post viii be called For, Wimnc5aso, end is
to Dc sa;r soned by two companies Of the fls reel
'Hent ~ the United States n;l,trv. This FORT Will
occupy the ey Intervening land 10 per age OF 5u six
miles between the CHAIN ii western lakes ana the
Mississippi river. The position is about central be-
tween RARE du Chen, the Mississippi md Green
by ana upon tie extreme northern V"rnc OF the
INNING country. 10 OBTAIN ccssion OF this district
10 ti3 United States, aInour the objects to
DE- embraced In tha late treaty at Green i}av.
Inc purchase lot effected, but permits son
WIS obtained to occupy the mining district, until
Ii the indians Interested in the sale can be col
41cttdo III Couucil WiiclI VIII the ensuing
Summer r"o;biv 1T Gaeia where thor, little
coub, the arrangement viii take place In The mean
',hle the ''id"nS propose 10 intoriu themselves ri
me numbers OF The wht~s, by actual obscrva-
uon ior which purpose. fifteen OF their principal
iheli came TO Detroit, i'll the Clay, their way
10 Washington. They propose visiting, before they
return the seaports of New England, and many ofthe
- it';ltrl LOWE soi inc r"i'fN Inns, says inc
Michigan Herald will doubtless have powerful eff
iect Oil those s"rGges who have heretofore considered
themselves equal III numbers 20 the whites AMI more
brave AMI wariil;c. They viii ,oor be convinced Oh
t!icr error in regardto the numerical strength o;
,ha people OF the U. States and of course, les vii
Ing 20 put their bravery TO tho trial
solould the proposed treaty, the ensuing Summer
result idvorabiy, We trust n0 time will be lost IL
dor4g per!oc. tic navigation between tho Fox and
Casconsin rivers, and thus opening the way, By The
short route or tile Erie canal and .hc lakes for th9
food OF emigration which is ready through. that ckau
nell to DenC.TGte The Forests Of Tho Hest.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-17

en- the .1.,,
'''"' '">
l - eIo,' !t"'l ne 4tiEe Wocen factory oWJ.-
- =: '''e C!,I!iGgr lhnss-) NOollen manufacturing
St8 ,uOJ, the half cf which was insured Cr t}o oo,L
tie Woo!icn ilctorv Of Stephen r. Par,,tii,. :. "a
-, 80 ~, - ',"oF Ii Siit hoih.'' 70
lShrai"e-oss $4,000. Both OF thesc ire. are a.
tHAI''tCd - s.>OI.i4leGus combustion.
The National Journal s;.rs:--:.V-. arc eor,,, A
cD. Yesterday committed suicide p. s,,s1,r 'i I'm
80 rom tn3 ili'P Oh al uil Fassnge o. LIS dwelling
o''se III TINS c'E, during lt OF del:ngelant ~.
Us uior; innate md las excited n,l,I -. ~ ~
W;s universally esteemed 49, " ~
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TO- IA u, : In yea Of M ;,e Ar ha va, soldier q
, !t,"i.2' lad was present. At the siege o. or, 49,,
:, the ff.ig"ee Of her iher, NJ! Henry o.1ence On ,o
TN .,i Mn inAHefs 4 T Mstso. the ana aIeca,.,
ON Thursday th, lii, ,,l,;,, - I, ~
lily county, IilIry FIEa.yG S,rNns tasi.r ~, -
tlifo- and interesting child bore her Affections tie m
Viii Irrhnns f. -, cii, e 1'7'sl'l on 10 ''s v'ir.
and ,lae e:lr MA c lt.ch e ,,i ie I"'
al NO knew hGi ;eace be unto ilI r,r,n,s $3.50 -
i and .NA; sI.E..--ihe suLscrtof oRe:s io lie
t;' "a MI ~ II i '' tte-,i cH.' 80 y cor
I5 ooS aSts; OF, incn > Il CO. orias ov:cIl!o'r,
M ,,9 On iI"ef t'i, an' ulee above, N'' A.'I-
and every other snn hou.c wen oferc,t l,r
an,omeiv ia Of % se. I --h-y - o.e ar,,
I i ,; q =.ti var " ., ING l'i N''s "Fte
@ l1, - 'itr i's iVa oi nv own a!t IL al
!S .:" Tiv'5 'is L+' on M Ia .ug"2t>,tie
H','I.,' o! Griisi4i livingstone aud iron. is ,sy , rs;
. w. -, ., .'e''i "a I.'tf,'.is vli3 @de:o
oiSS "i ~. N'ie ms '' es rn' e.a'ely
S Pi a %s1s q a" ses %1 wsI 5, o to
oy a f'E Ta5 a o At III! time n Poe ae .
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-17

m Eaol' THE rIRiiINIA FREE II,ESs.
Inc vote OF Virginia has been so confidently claim
Ia oy m Jackson party that most persons have yicl
ted 1t up to them without dispute we pyoposo ma
KING some inquiry mso the propriey % this surrender
and VII be thankful for information ON the subject
rom Editors who have an opportunity of Judging bet
Ter thi we nave ofthe situation ofthe districts near
them. We pretend to no spirit Of prophecy but Will
venture an opinion rs to the OF this ami . neuh
boring district. II in the polls will correct us
Ems electoral district will give the following
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-17
Estraet 9fG letter from Cpt Tt,,aos .lnttony dated
CAN'T G.Es0~, AK ,~s,s T.


July I, 1928 (
sen. & lily M'Intosh md twenty -seven OF our
Greek H. ti1ns nave been buffalo hunt AM after
an absence of twenty DAYS returned with the nleai of
@ butfrlnes wnch tn - killed T'hev saw about GOO
biaiocs AMI an immense Irilner of deer, WHILST ont
and would have killed more, but mud not the means of
bringing th" maa: home every horse having as much
as he could carry. A second party vii! % on; next
month, when they ant;c1n.'; much sport Al the In
Sians ere delighted with ths country, which rich and
well calculated for people, who can live well by
agriculture and Hunting. We have no fears Of ther
suffering az the crops look we'll We shall have roast
ing ears q corn Ftwa weeks, ont Of the now groIn
cutTic! since March last. W. nav come ..oo4 pt:-
deus With cucumber lettuce radisIls l"ray Of Irish
ana sHeet ponoes beans, peas, 51ots watar-in"iu.c
&c Col. BrGariy viii ,4.iaa 1900 bushels Of corn
which We have planted since have boon here
1--WE have hui deIutlticr o. Delaware indian,
amongst u.s. who claim b. the grandfather OF uil
diaE tribes. | went 30 Public Square with them.
an: held TIL; They presented hcads AID tobacco,
vci, received IL ancient form; and received pre-
o.! the articles -.tur. Al this IS :i,,ht;
and i, anticipate officially wiz any % the In
iian trb"s. We shall a.oi ali alliances This has
been my lv!c,, to the illiians There are however.
number Oh Indians who DO not the rights
any atom they go upon expedite 70 gain the
nam Al cla"sc.cr OF warriors and will take any
persons seal nj, ami the risS ,, Ia consequence IS;
+9'nja1eg Jouuh, .4W-. %.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-17
MY York, Sept. Q.

MY lORN, 5rpt. =.
Breast 9F P3-o3,'sa Of ,Tzy j.tsn.-hn ion was
treI yesterday il the Siapcior C,:,rt Judge Hoffman
prcsIgng, which cXrtoa considerable interest. It
vas bros IL Ellen Eats to r4ec,sr damages asaias:
William lie COun. ior breaking ma:riLIoIi.i en-
gag@rnent. Mr.. n!han con:uctcd the cn.o foG the
plant !. Mr. Price for 'hr defendant. 1t Appeared IT
evidence tint the parties lad resided un,er the SAM
roof, II the horse Of mutua conncxon. for nearly
seven ycar5 ~. d,lt iii attachment observed be
tween them in ~ = when TIC age Of thc plGiutih was
only 10 end that 9th drtindsnt II. Tic prnof
sufficient to establish the inference that IN cngHge-
plent had been made between them. IN May last the
for the defence, insunning up did attempt
sal the Character of the pllnt but urged that The
defendant rct"d correctly in breaking Of any engage
rneut which mgjl. have been foruicd I'll, arrived
the cotcius:on tina. It's ilnant would prove source
Of uahappncss The jury found 1crdicS Of ) 800.
LiUn, ids.