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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-20

An 0neciate has been related to u.s. which we consi
or too COOL TO be LOST. While party spirit was Fl IFS
height in this State, gentleman rode up to the door
ola tavern III nei5hboring town, and accosted the Lam
lord thus:
"ls this the tavern Of Mr.. l., the democrat? Yes Sir
said tie obsequcus Boniface"p!ease aliht and walk
ia"
Presently another guest arrived
els This tire house Kept by Mr.. H. the celebrated fed
Cfaii5 :"saiJ the new corner. Yes, certainly was
the reply $40, take the genteman's hGrseu
'liOw IS this" said bysandcr, "feieral 10 one
and democrat 10 another;n
why" said tie publican, Gin my younger dsys !
attended dancing schonl aud then learned 10 chance
step when tha 'nhc change .--.Bikd}ssec Gazette.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-20
FOR RENT.

TgHlIE Manufacturing Mill, commonly known as the
Z Amherst or Calls NH! in The county Of amherst
on James River and distant from Lyrcburg miles
II was thoroughly repaired last summer and runs 9
pair vi Bur- and pair Of Euso7us 3Ll stones. 1T
tached To the Mill, is excellent Yelling house with
the necessary houses for tie accommodation Of lami
ly. and also with 81 Acres OF Land. There is Likewise
Saw Mil on tie premises Few country mills posses
the advantages that found Ibis. Boats may load
unload at the mill, al seasons. For terms apply
10 John VI. Warwick, Lypchbnsg, or to
=. T. s. WARWICK.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-20

CST received from Geh's celebrated rauure Glory,
e1 New York, assortment Of very choice PIANO
FORT ES among which very splendid rosewood cabi-
upright Piano Fo,tea Of which will be sold at the
lowus New York prices, AID warranted Ivy the nalcI
THE public respectfully invited call at SIr Robert
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-20

wish OF the Editor TO lay the 1rst number oeore Tue
public by the LIST of March.
u All communications may be addressed (Post pail
10 the Publisher, II. w. WHITE who, in all pecun
AIRY CONCERNS relating 10 the Establishment, the res
ponshie Agent
Il iIENnY &. ToI,ER will, in few days wait On
the citizens OF Richmond aud Manchester, for sub
scsiPtons To Tine FRIEND TuE UNIoN.n
Feb IL, 1929. n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-20
From the Amulet for 1928
POWER AND GENTLENESS.


or, THE CATARACT AND THE srHEAMLEr.
Csy Bernard BaTton.)
Noble the muun,ain-stream,
Bursting in grandeur from its vantage ground;
Glory i'll its CLEAN
brishtncSS;-t thunder in its deafenirg sound,
Mark, how its foamy spray,
Tingch by ;hc sun beams with reflected dyes,
Mmics the bow of dny
Arching in jesty the vmlted skies;
Thence, in n summer shower,
Sleeping the rocks arOuud:-Oh. tell me where
Could ma jeSiy aud power
BE cioth'd in forms more beautifully fan?
Yet lovelicr, in my view,
The strca inlet, flowing silently serenr;
Traced by the brighter hue,
Aud !iveler growth it gryes;--itself unseen.
1t flows through Rawery meads,
Gladdening the herds which its browse;
lis quiet beauty feeds
The aiders that o'erhade it with their boushs
Gently it murmurs by
The village churchyard:-its low, plaintge tone,
dirge-like melody
For worth and beauty modest as It's own.
More gaiIy now it sweeps
Ey The small school house in the sunshine brfshi;
Aud DER the pebbles leaps,
Like happy hearts by hoydays made light.
May not its course exNreSs,
in chata which they who run may rea.,
The charm of gensNess,
Were but It's still small voice allowd to plead!
What are the trophies gain'd
rs power, alone, with all its noise and strife
To that meek wreath, unstain'd,
WON hy the charities that gladden. lie.
Niasara's stream might fail,
And human happiness be uHdistulb'i;--
But Egypt would turn pale,
We're her still! Niles oelfowing bounty curbcd.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-20

n OflCE.-rhe Co partnership Of EUSTACE & Ale.
NE HAEA' having been dissolved by mutual cor.
sent, shall continue at the stand lately i'm their occu-
iancy, where shall devote myself erclusipely To in.
fPOTNEC.2l;Y, DRUG and PAINT BUSINESS
and Halter myself that by aSsuiiy aud attention TO the
interests OF those disposed patrouize me- torebet win
an eXpefeacc OF treaty four gears in business shalt
merit share Of that patronage literally bes,owe;
o" INC i"'e !.'"'. III. G. oNEMARA.
~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-20
Twenty Dollars Reward.

WILL give the above reward for TIC apprchoa
4, sion Of my PETER, well locking young,
man of about - years of afc; lie is quite blaci. and
hes small on lis forehead is about feet g
inches in height very in bis carriage, and - ben
lie went away well dressed He came from t!ie
Bowling Green, ana las perhaps gone 10 thal neigh
borhood The above reward and all necessary char
Ges vii! be paid on lis delivery here.
X. HARRISON.
Richmond r1tI, yyh 1000
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-20

SiTRhIED ircm the subs crihsr, d hue cream
- colorcd MARE, abou, 6 hands high, wth full
black fail and name. She left the stable the even
Ing of the 9th, and has not since been heard Oh 4
LIBERAL reward s. expenses paid If delivered ia Iiici,
inoad 10 K. Harrison, al Dorer, GooclaGd to Il.
NJ Harrison. She probably went up the ConcLland
read. RANDOLPH HARRISON.
J'ab
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-20
Hats and Cans

! Have received by late arrivals from New York gem
temens black beaver Hats Of superior quality ard of
various patterns, also one Of gentlemens and
Youth sea otter and for seal Caps, very handsome
On ha"h very large and general assortment OF
irr, and "'JV wool has To the latter invite the at
isntion Of those having tsc;ory, Coair Plantation
Negroes 90 IUiu.ss.
$50, -. Ohm THOMPSON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-20

Address
JJsErH iirywoOu,
Sutc.'s Tavern, Powhatan.
T. ;. Should sufficiently large engage me
- make their machinery should have objections also
rrEazr1 90 spefn!eni said Factory, proviicdihat it is
e e..Hty large 70 occupy my Whole time and at;cn-
hrH aar,1 contract OF ;his Kind take place, wish
y, . ~ .t'sH's aml the public generally, tH1i my
.-. Ifta. 30 PpwA1tan wi. be carried usual,
...-3 ..s lection and maaa cement Of NY son.
JOS G?U Haywood.
I.-ts'au. Jan. &C, 1929 If
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-20
Irish Linens, &c.

S-S and "A heavy Irish Linens, Of warranted bleach
"a Sheetings, Sd Cd & 1914 Diaper & Damask
Long Lawns and Brown Hollan ds-for sale reduced
prices ny HALL NELSON.
Feb =.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-20
390RtrY.
SAUL. AND THE WITCH OF ENDoR.


Ely W. ALLsToS.
What daring footsteps come, 10 break
The silence of the darkeucd wood,
And 1t midusht's hour awake
This sleeping solitude:
Some wandcrcr with the burning trace
q! guilt and sin upon his brow,
Seeks out the prophets resting place;
But wherefore comes he NOW.
That FORUM, cannot bc !orgHt.
'Tis he --'tis valuu,'s prouicst son
Aud she who guides him go the sFo',
Is Ln,lur's fearful one!
What deeds Of darkness Ger couli scud
Such wanderers 10 the place ul prayer;
o.! would the stubborn knre might bend,
The dark soul worship there,
Her hand has traced the magic sinr,
lie, lips the unholy spell have sad;
Can they deaths frozen clasp unrwine,
Will the grave yield its dead?
Blu, see amid the bursting sunn,,
What shadowy specte meets tho eyc'
IT'S the pale tcnan, of the tomb
List To his prophecy.
s.-Nonarcy. thy throuc and sccptrc are IN rust,
Irarr,ot, no more the Child of victory,
Father, thy hopes arc minglins with the dust;
.Norlalto morrow thou shalt DC with me-"
The morrow's sun shonc dimly down,
In sadness on the battle plain,
On horse aud rider ovcrhrown,
On slaughtered chief and train.
And there lay one, whose stilcncd hand
Fast fixed in natures agony;
Sill firmly grasped a broken brand,
AS If iii victory.
knew him fer that fearless one,
Who broke the slumbers of the deaii
Dimu.cd was the brightness of his sun,
His dreams of glory fed.
lie had gone forth at broak nf day,
While thousands walked his battle hymn;
Like dew drops they had passed away
- Sod had forsakcn HIM,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-20
II. c. NI'NEaIARA.

II ttI.-Ap persons having cla.is against tie above
Concern, as well as all those ndcbe- will appIy Il,
the subscriber, vino alone authorised To settle the sam.
Jan. l, l32S ct J. ri. EUSTACE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-20
DISSOLUTION.

siE co-pa rncTshp heretofore existing under the firm OF
EUSIACE " MNEAlAl;A, is ths day dissolved t,r
mutual consent. j. H. EUSTACE,
II. G. NFNEAIARA.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-20
FOR RENT IN MANCHESTER,

I'IiE House and Lot IN The town of Manchester be-
longing TO The estate of JANIS Clarke and now
occupied by Mrs. Martha II. CIarke-Possesson to
oe given Immediately. Apply TO Chastian Clarke or
i. ID. Aiu,chie.
Ian,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-20
"a e s Fl g
And Shoemakers' NIateria

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
DUNCAN MCDONALD, Boot and Shoemaker,
~ one deer below the corner Of the old 3iari5et,
Main street Richmond, is now receiving from the
Hanu!aciofy. aud will keep constantly for sale LASTS
Of oil descriptions, and all other kinds of Boot and
ShocmaeFa' Materials OF tie best quality, which be
WI sod AZ INC lowest prices by Wholesale and rela
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-20
PEeAgMS EslR gsTsssa

Richmond. 18Th Feb. 1929.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-20
CONDITIONS.

Ihrce Do'inys payabIe OIL the delivery Of tic first
rumber.-Subscrlbers not paying al hat tune, or
Wien their bills are presented Withholding payment,
will be charged -Four Dotlay per year.
The Fy'c1d Of The Union ~,,, be printed Oh hand
some Scw rfPE,-on paper OF good qualty,--to be as
large as any paper printed 10 Yirzini1.-aud viii be
issued 30 soon as sufficient number OF Subscribers can
he obtained 10 justify thc undertaking. Gentlemen to
whom subscription papers forwarded, and who
may either wish io subscribe Themselves or 20 procure
Tie names Of i'ionI5, win return tie early
10 ne !ac-.s -s l'ctiasrv practicable, al3 I .'5
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-10-02
NATHANIEL SWEET
THAMES. STREET,

NEWPORT,
pEGS leave 20 inform his old customers
ID aud the public in general, that be has
had good Agents in Boston and Providence
at the two late largo sales Of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-10-02
'WMs yA&Is !s..aaYs

STARTED last week for Boston, to attend
~ only 10 the half yearly auction sales OF
AMERICAN Goods, concluding il would be
of no use 10 make an attack on English, bu,
ct his astonlshment, he found and purchased
every article Of IMPORTED Goods al actu.
ally less prices than before the Tariff.
.9Di0Hg them are
A very large lot OF English and American
Cloths and casslmeres, oi every color and
quality.
Snttinetto of all colors,
flannels and Bookings, Kerscys 4 baizes,
Bianaeis and Coinlorters,
" Rob Roy piaids, beautiful and fash
ionabe article Tor ladies' cloaks.
Scotch and Coronation plaids,
Goats hair oamblsts,
Ladies coat and Habit cloths,
Elegant satin levantines,
Superb Italian silks,
Black Slnchaws,
Furniture chlntz,
Satin uamask, new article for curtains;
Elegant ginghams, Rich prints,
Canlbrcs and muslins,
Swiss musllns, black grapes,
American manufactured Goods Of ever de.
scriptlon.
w. j T, has also 500 Kid shoe skins, very
nice and cheap; stout American Calicos, for
10 cents the yd; more l2b CT. hdkis 500 yds.
damaged Russia Sheetings, and at least nifty
thousand yards of Coltons, OF every quality
and price, and a thousand other articles not
mentioned, all of which shall be sold lower
than az any Store in town. Sept 4.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-10-02

this act of the time and place Of their meet
ing, bat may adjourn from tfae TO time as
may best suit the convenience Of claimants
upon giving due notice thereof And the
said Register and Receiver shall have pow.
er to appoint clerk, who shall be person
capable oftranslating the French andSpan-
ish languages, and who shall perform the
duty of translation and such other duty as
may be required by the said Register and
Receiver; and the said Register and Re-
ceiver shall each be allowed, as conpen-
saton for their services IN relation to said
claims, and for the services to be perform
ed under the provisions of the several acts
TO which this is supplement-, the sum of
eight hundred dollars each, and the Clerk
the sum of eight hundred dollars; which
several sums of money shall be paid out Of
any money in the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated Provided, That the payment
of the whole OF the aforesaid compensation
shall be withheld by the Secretary OF ihe
Treasury, until report, approved, by him
shall have been made TO him by said Re
gister and Receiver, of the performance of
the services herein required.
AppIoyed-2ith May, 1923.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-10-02
[PuBLic--No. 5s.l

AN ACT making appropriations for the
purchase of books and other purposes.
he Il enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives. efthe United States of.i.
meriea. ia Congress assembled, That the
sum of five thousand dollars be, and the
same hereby lie appropriated. TO be paid out
of any money in the Treasury, not other
wise appropriated, for the purchase Of
Books for the Library Of Congress-.
Sec. 2. .fnd be II further enacted, That,
the Librarian OF Congress be authorized to
employ an assistant, who shall receive u
yearly compensation of eight hundred dol
lars, commencing March fourth, one thou.
sand eight hundred and twenty yseyen, to
be paid out of any money in the Treasury
not otherwise appropriated.
Approyed-24lh May, 1898.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-10-02
TPUBLIc-No. Sol


AN ACT supplementary to the several
acts providing for the adjustment OF
Land Claims in the State of Mississippi.
BE IL e,lncted blythe Sertnte and House Of
REPRESENTATIVES Of the United States Of n
aerica in Congress assembled, That, the
claimants of lands within that part Of the
limits of the land district of Jackson court
house, in the State of mississippi. lying be-
low the 3lst degree of North lat, whose
claims have been presented to the Com
missioners appointed to receive and exam
inc claims and titles to lands in said Dis
trict of Jackson Court house, or to the Re
cister and Receiver ofthe Land Office OF
Jackson Courthouse, acting as Commls-
sioners under the provisions Of the act OF
the third Of March. enc thousand eight
hundred and nineteen, entitled "An Act
for adjusting the claims to lands, and estab-
lishing Land Offices in the District East
of the Island OF New. Orleans" and which
have not been reported to Congress, or
whose claims have no. been heretofore pre-.
sented TO said Commissioners, or to the
Register and Receiver acting as Commis.
sioners, or whose clsims have been acted
upon. but additional evidence adduced, be
allowed until the first Of ofJanuary, one thou
.and eight hundred and twenty nine, 10
nreseut their titles and claims, and the ev-
rlencc in support Of the same, TO the Reg
ister and Receiver Of the Land Office at
Jackson Court House. in the State Of Mis-.
pissippi, whose powers and duties IN rela-
f,ou 10 the ga me, shall, in all respects, be
poverned BY the provisions Of the acts be-
fore recited, and Of the act Of the eighth oi
May, eighteen hundred and twenty two,
entitled {" An Act supplementary % the
several acts for adjusting the claims to land
saa establishing Land Offices in the Dis
frict East Of the Island ofNew-0rlesns." "
See. 2. And BE- Il further enacted, Ths,
shc said Register and Receiver shall have
power TO receive and examine such titles
and claims. and for that purpose shall hold
,hsv Sessions at Isc xson Court House. and
she town Of Shieldsborough. They shall
sivs immediate notice after the passage oi
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-10-02
GPuBLIc-No. 59.1


AN ACT supplementary to an act, enti-
rled AN act providing for the correc-
ton Of errors in maklng entries Of lands
at the Land Offices" passed March Sd,
one thousand eight hundred and nine
teen.
Bet enacted BY The Senate and House Of
Representatives, cf the United States Of a
merica in Congress assembled, Thot the
provisions OF the act entitled "Ap act pro.
vidlng for the correction of errors in max. e.
ing entries of lands at the Land Offices" }"
approved March third, one thousand eight
hundred and nineteen. are hereby declar
ed TO extend TO cases where patients have
issued, or shall hereafter issue upon con.
di,ion that the party concerned shall sur
render his or her patent, to the Commis-
sioner of the General Land Office, with a
REIMBURSEMENT of title thereon, executed in
a form TO be prescribed by the Secretary
OF the Treasury.
Approved MAY, 1893.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-10-02
[PUBLIc-No. 55.1

[PUBLIc-No. So.
AN ACT TO confirm claims to lands in the
District between the Rio Hondo and Sa
blne Rivers, founded OH habiiation and
cultivation.
BE 10 enacted by the Senate and House OF
RcpreSentgtires Of The United States Of a
merica an Congress assembled. That the
claims 10 lands founded on habitation and
cultivation, reported for confirmation by the
Register andReceiver oftieSouth-western
District Of Louisiana, in their report, dated
November frst.c ghteenhundred and TWEEN
ty-four, in conformity 10 the provisions OF
the acts Of Congress, Of the third Of March,
eighteen hundred and twenty three, and
twenty sixth Of May, eighteen hundred and
twenty -four, contained in the third class of
the report of said Register and Receiver
be, and the same are hereby, confirmed,
except claim number forty two, near Can
tonment Jessup, and the claims Of Leonard
Dyson, numbers fourteen and eighteen
Samuel Norris, numbers ten and thirteen
Baptsle Poiret, brother and sisters, num-
Der nineteen Baptiste Poiret, senior, mum.
Der twenty; Henry Stockman, number
thirty-one I; Peter Stoc kman. number -;
Moses Robinson, ,numbertwenty one James
Pharis, number twenty four Cesar Wal
lace, number thirty-four and fifty six John
Montgomery, Junior, number sixty nine
anu Emanuel Trickel, number two hundred
and thirty .one which claims are suspend.
ed until it is ascertaincd whether they are
situated within the limits ofthe lands claim
od by the Caddoe Indians.
Sec. 2. .4ad be II further enacted, That,
the combinations made by this act shall
not be construed to extend further than TO
REIMBURSEMENT Of title on the part of the
United States, and the claims hereby con-
firmed shall be located under the direction
ofthe Register and Receiver Of the proper
Land Office, in conformity with the legal
subdivisions of the public surveys, so far
as practicable, and shall include the i'm
proyements Of the claimants respectively.
A. STEVENSON,
Speaker Of the Honse of Representatives
s. SMITH,
President of the Senate pro tempore
Approved, Oath May, 1928.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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Newport, Thursday Morning, October ?, 1928

For ten dollars for each emigrant, as
provided for by the eighth article Of the J.
ioresald freely, i've thousand dollars.
For Capt. John Rogers, as provided for
by the tenth article, i've thousand dollars.
For the expense in part Of running the
boundary lines, as provided for BY the third
article, two thousand dollars.
Approved-24ib May Is2s.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-10-02
BY AUTHORITY.

&Aws OF THE UNITED STATES PASSED AT TIE
FIRsr SESSION OF THE TwENTIErH CONGRESS,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-10-02
%GHgoN
TO FARMERS.

gIyHE subscriberbavings several FARMS
in the District Of Abbcyille, siinsted
ia the upper part OF the State of Soutb.
Carolina; the Leases Of which expire on
The lst Of January next, will give encour.
sgemcnt 10 industrious families, or 10 .
number of sober, steady and active Young
men accustomed to farming to settle there
The FARMS are Of the first quality Of
soil. producing the best Upland Cotton, To
bacco, Indian Corn, Wheat, and other
kinds OF small groin, are under good cult
vsiion. well wstered and fenced, and the
Buildings. &c. thereon eligible. The eli
mate. similar to ths, Of the Northern states
is healthy; the population numerous: rosdf
good; and the lands not far distant fron
Hamburg and Augusta, both places always
resdy money markets, for the produce o.
that section Of the country. For further
particulars apply TO
FRANCIS HENDERSON.
Newport. r I. August %, le2s feow6w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-25

t'7t ~. .''t's II Iafe'yee0c-r oFO faic, u
u. F""ication II a letter from Mr. Jefferson 20
A'r '"ieS, dated the 2jth Of December ig25, con-
JcIjln9 connunlc1tion made by Mr. Adams 70 Wr.
Jefferson, in relation to the c1nbargo of teo7 rcnd
Necessary the following statement. which VIC are
dU,hoj izci by Idr. Adams TO make
ne indst.ncncss Of the rocollectons o. 1ir Jofcr-
blended together three distinct periods - f;,,c j
'Ac information, which ne dill receive from E!r. Al
aIs win events which afterwards occurred, and Of
|Dich NY. Adams could not have Informed him II
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-25

nsA DOLLARS REWAED.-Ran avav from, H.
-. sugsonner on sunday night TIRE I9h inst a dsri.
D't''2 man, NAMED PRANK JASPER who f,rrncyv b,S
~ inCock ana Mr. James Curre ofiis place and aci3
,ooh, 100 winch occupation he as wen o,al;fed ~
v, 'Sn'd rank Jasper is about wears oid fyc e.
~ - Ioes hign, and rather spare in his form cannos
- ms cIotnnH but recoicct his having on the dav -
nc aco"7cd, round PICKET of green mai
i 'oy Is the f'fysutmaid of Mrs Murd9Iol, of Wi
Wiere Re may have gone; but from, HE 60, rr
- sIlioW OF cause known nc, It is feared HE S,sr
CO.. o0n IS TO escape altogether viii rive the abb
, ior ms delivery to me, if taken out of the STATE ~
49, uPldIs u taken IN the State An masters Of vessels
~ , ,Fco Against carrying him of, at their peril
' --'' W is-5--i; ITO RICHAPDsCy