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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-19

r WILL sell from 3O0to 500 acres of uncvear
= ed land, lying in Bedford county, three
quarters of mile from New London Academy
and thirteen from Lynchbnrg. It's we'll adapt.
ed to the culture of Tobacco and the dITeren,
KIND o grain usually cultivated in the neiehbor
hood IS watered, aud lies better than any
tract OF IFS size in this part ofthe country IL is
80 situated as 10 be entirely exempted from da.
mage by heavy rains OF high water The terms
will be very accommo dating; say one, two
and three yeats, upon small payment in hanri.
Enquire of the subscriber, one mile and hal
south Of New London. ALEX. AUSTIN.
Jan. II. s29
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March -.


Ysl UNAWAY forn the subs'iibrr on the oth
~ ms, n negro man named Dc X, hired
from Mr.. STEPHEN Davidson. ahon' feet 10
inches high, q 80 years Of are His complexion
is very bincL-nnd little lame IN his right
knee. Tie isa rough carpenter aud good
sllor maker and cooper, lie was dressed in
an old blue cloth coat and o pair of ca'srnct
paoialoons, very much patched Sad negro
run oil in compnng with shiie girl, between
Is and ID years Of age, Wy we'll grown, sup
posed 10 weigh l26 or 100, named Caroline
C;owen. blue eyeS All laht c"'npl"Iion, round
face. and lighi hsir Tey took with them wo
horse. one a grey aid the other bay boi
as know no, how Thy obianed them, can-
~, give correc, d'scrp''on of them. II is
supposed tina, thsyw,l' ann tor one OF the ifre
States in ,he west Six dollars reward. and all
expenses will be paid for the delivery OF the
nsrro m.n 10 ne. ia Buckingham county four
miles below Nd. Floods o. for his beng DE-
cured IN any all 80 that get him agalu.
JORDAN GOWEN.
March ic. - 80.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-19
FOR SALE.

n WISH to sell my house and lot situated
- near the head ~ Main Street, 100 feet d.
tive seventh alley, and running thence south
o. degrees, wedst poles, thence north So deg.
west 10 feet, thence north 81 degrees. east s
poles to second street, thrnce south SO degrees.
east 10 feet to the beginning. The sa id piece
OF ground being part of the lots known in the
plan of the town by No. S. and 225. On his
lot ,heie IS convenient dwelling house and a
most excellent garden. There is likewise on
the lot good tobacco mandatory, with the
screws and all fixtures necessary to carry on the
business extensively. There are few lots in
town more convenient or desirable than this, il
is situated on main street, IN a pleasant part OF
town, and in one of tha best neighburhoods
The situation is healthy water convenient, and
IN every respect desirable residence for pri.
vae family or n man of business. | will make
terms accommodating, and will take negr oes in
part payment For particulars, apple alton
may be matr to the subscriber living OH the
premises, OF 60 the Editors Of the Vircinian
SAML. LOVE.
q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-19
pEDYGR FEE

Bolivar's sire was Sir Hal the best son of the
imported horse Sir Henry. by Sir Peter Teasle,
Halls dam by the imported horse Sal ram, by
Eclipse. his grandan by the import ed horse
Medley by Jim Crack, his grandam by young
Aristotle. by the imported horse Aristotle. Boil
vars dam By old Doomed, his grandam Widair,
&. grandam by Apollo, 9. s. grandam by Part.
mar, &. 3. &. grsndam by Fcarnough, his g. e.
6. (. grandam, on imported mare ofJohn Bland
CUTLER & PENDLETON.
March 5. 4w5S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-19

Lottery and Exchange OGcs.
TNfE subscriber has removed his Lofter,
Il and Exchange Office 10 the hovse iatei,
occupied by Mr.. VI White. nearly opposits
Messrs. John, William L. Caswail Poe.
B. w. hEWsON.
Successor TO VI. L. Co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-19

NfOTlCE.-B By virtue OF a deed of trust,
III executed to the subscribers by George
Shrader and Agnes his wife, of record in the
clerks office of Amherst county shall pro.
coed 10 sell, 10 the highest bidder, for cash. on
the'2ls' day OF March, 1929, a certain tract of
land situated, lying and being in The county
of Amherst, upon Rocky Run Greek, contain
Jog forty acres, more or less. adjoining the
lands of Jacob Pearce and Others, on which
said tract OF hand, there Is sW alter Grst Mil.
The sphscriher win warrant only such title rs
is vested III Itim,u which 10 believed TO be-, bow,
ever unqnesiionahle.
DABNEY P. GOOCH.
March 8. o.
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Bedford, February EuieS, !.
Redtord Eeb. RuLes. 1879.

Bedford FEB. Rules, 1879. -.
CHAS. WHITLEY, surviving partner OF u IN, on,
Chss. Whteley complainant, against I'm, fho NJ.
WIN. Hurt admr. Of Henry Hurt, dec. dets In linn
~. d His
The defendant I'm. II. Brown, not having entefou
appear ance and given security according to the ~
Assembly and the rules of this court, and II sPs y
by satisfactory evidence that be is not inhaonss
this country IL is ordered that the said deend' .,
appear here the first day of next March term ~ y,
the bill of the complnt and that copy ol',d N
der be- forthwith inserted in new spaper p'' an!
the town of Lynchhurg for two months succesn aid
posted the front door of the courthouse IN M I,
county copy-Teste, X. {. MITCHELL
SWlRGlNiA to Wit AT court held for II a.i I,f n
" ty the 22d day OF Dec. 1928 Judith Preston, p b.
gainst Fleming Maynard, John s. Glass and )" uh'"'
Banks, defts.
IN CHANCERY Thu :.
The defendants Fleming Maynard ana 'o s,,i
Glass not having entered their appearance ana
rity cording the act of emily and the ontt
court, and il appearing the satisfaction OF ' an
that they inhabitants ofthis commonweann bc
motion of the plaintiff by council, 1T is ordered ,
said defendants Fleming Maynard am y S' in
Glass do appear here on the 4th Miond'A rha, ,
March next and answer the bill of the plant' a.,
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
per published in the tow of Lynehburg for two 'A' ,
succe ssvely and posted at the front door oil 'ho
house of this county some court day., ,-1,r n {
a copy--Te wv. h"5 ,;e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-19

"ARE'S best Chewing Tobacco, for sal
IL by the subscriber.
Howell DAVIES
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-19
YTyRNYT AHEI'VAh9 :

VnHE subscriber has jnsi received n very
u handsome lot o fashionable Gnchams aud
Galicues from New York. aud will be receiving
iom that city from time 10 time, Goods suitable
for the approaching season. selected by an
experienced hand II. ALLISON
March 10 'sH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-19

ofiCE.-AIl persons having dsmand1 a
Az gainst the estate of the late William ia
tis of Cawpbell county. ate requested 10 make
them known to NJ. John NJ. Clark Of iIalitaH,
and such rs are indebted to the said estah, are
requested to make payment to Mr.. Clark, who
i.authorised by mo 10 give discharges for the
same. JESSE FAIRS, Ad,p'r.
of I'm. Epis, deed
March 4 3~pS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-12

one hnlf-and bat The property Of oaf towns
had experienced a considerable diminuiion.
Fortune vas continually fiutustiag. war
M Europs would affect ii--sud a law OF Con
eres, bringing down n.e price of the public
lands. had reduced The value of all the lands
IN Virginia.
M VI proceeded then IL examine, how Tar
tars,i u should be measure misrepresentation.
He frfrfi ed 10 the remarks OF The gentleman
from Culpeper-wlinh called ap Mr- Green
and after SINE conversation bsi ~eea Me'srs
Green and Mercer. the latter prnoeeded-and
epn,ended, that ~ taxation he used rs The bass
misrepresentation the city Of New York would
oyrrn bel m The whole Of the State. 80 liiiie
! would The gentleman from Chesterfield gam,
upon bi. own principle, from his combined
basis of population AID taxation. Ia hassa-
chusetts, the bssi. would not apply; because
IL Is several years since any public taxes were
pa there--hnd in Psun.ylvanla according TO
the same principles, the city OF Phiadelphia
would clam one lfh OF ibe whole r"pfescn's'
tom Of the State. Aud iftaAes we're used a
the measure Of representation. t,e difficulty
was 10 determine who would have the right 10
vote for many who advanced the tar ~ me
first instance, Tor example the sali manuiae
tnrer. were not those who ultimately pad ~
So unstable ~ the bhsH of representation, q
| taxation were 10 become ii pat oi IT.
How such basis optrnos 10 south carolina
he was not abe TO a.certen but he had no
difficulty ia shown how II would Affect the
representation IN other Sintrs.
lie controyened the argument which Ind
, been drawn thu, day from the Writings oi Pub
m-bui with all his respect Tor It's dislIng'
n,shed authors, and 10 no three individuals was
the country mprc indebted. yet he would noi
hesitate 10 say, that the writings oil Pnb'ius
could he employed TO prove dG rent PROPOSE.
tons Il ght be proved from us pages, thai
Toe government VISA national one--and FROM
another part. that II was nj NATIONAL govern
meni, &e.--and the reason was lhal thu book
was written al hOmi5iemi 10 reconcile the PEG
pie 10 the adoption f tn soVefnnenl-hnd
| I'M. lth No. was written by northern vii
Ter to operate on The opinions of his own peo'
pie In like manner, other Nos. were addressel
| TO the ,uth
Mr.. NJ then prorecdrd 10 irnoe the history
Of that clause Of The fedarnl Constitution
which adopts the rhrre fshs Of tho slaves al
the bass OF represen,Aiion.
Al TIN. stage Of his argument he remarked
that he was about Ia 60 iiio new bfaneh Of Il
which would IaRc some tune To- dn'sh and as
II was late, he hopri the Committee would
indulge him with another opportunity OF adj
drcs ing them Tiny accordingly rose-and
directly alter the Convention adjourned I'LL
| ! O'Clock.
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SATURDAY. Nav

1AithbAf, NOV. d
Inc convention was opened with prayers lP
Tue new MI Lee--and the President took Tie
Chair.
The President laid before the Convention
letter from Robert B. Taylor. Esq "a delegate
from the Norfolk Distrcf,) winch read os fol-
lows:
SIR MANY of my constituents have m-
s'rnc'eo me to support the proposed plan Of
appof'iohlog representation, with regard 70
whhe population and taxation combil ed ~"
l nave reason TO believe that large mayor"
OF 'he people of my district concur Ia the dfsff
expressed IN those Instructions
IL IS due TO myself TO prevent all IN s"epresrh'
talon OF my official conduct was elected TO its
body, with the full knowledge of my con'tl'.
uenis, that favored reforms in tie exstl"g
Constitution | came here uptrammelled By
instructions and restrained by no pledges
am unfortunate, indeed, in this, that my oplh
IONS do not harmonic with those OF my cor
s'hoen's out have disappointed no expeg
,"''oh 'iohted no engagement betTa.tu "
trust.
Having always believed and maintained dat
'ne value OF representative government MANN
depsRds on the prmcip that represena'i""
Is only mean, whereby the deliberate vii 81
me constituent body is TO be expressed aud e.
iectuated, no act Of mine shall ever impair ne
principle. Had my constituents instructed mr.
on some m''ter OF mere expediency OF IL
CURED me to perform any thing, which was POI
sibie II would have afforded me pleasure 70
testify with how cheerful submis ion, WOW
give effect TO their opinions rather dian ny
own. Butthey ask what is impossible Ivy
required me TO violate my conscience, and ~
sentiment OF filial devotion, which owe u
my country.
believing, as conscientiously DO, thai Wv
measure am instructed TO support, IS h'''''
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-05

The Improvement OF WeI,sburg pn
rapidly. aud Notwithstanding the dbl
of the times. which at present perya,
whole country, we have good rcasonh
il will, at no very distant PERIOD, en-
large share ofprosperity. Suchasa
enterprise exists among many of our
zeus as TO produce the most favorable
cipauons, thatuot only the town itsel
also the whole surrounding country
soon begin TO reap thc fruits OF their o.
try.
On Monday we were present at tie
mcnccmeutoftlc operations ola news
Saw mill, owned by Mcssrs. Miller
bah. and Kuhn. TIE machincryls s.
beexcelIent, ndappcars 10 work well
hope the company VIII realize all Oh
vantsges which should accrue from 81
dable am undertaking., and one too.
must be productive of SO much unl
the town.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-05
RICHMOND. IULY o2

The price OF wheat continues 10 eiyer.-
is now down 90 % cts. and only the Mill
chasing as that. The shippers donot ap9a
clned 10 purchase % over 80 20 50 cs. g.
sion merchants who had orders from The *
purchase az go Co 95. have had those orde.
demanded. and are now limited 90 ,0to-5
think the price viii be Down before Sep,en
- 90 20. unless we shall receive accounts
crop turning ouj uutayonbly ~ 6. Hru.au.
erli war in Europe The latest letters fomE
on the subject OF the crop. represent lhe ,r-
having been untNonbie. it being cold G
and consequently backward.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-05
NOTICE.

~ " wednesday. ,1c 5thdly Of Angus t
~ commencing 90 ID O'Clock IS n f
t.l.t Mandatory of J.m H. Ickd
offered lur -a.et1 tHc lieho, md hrtiI'r
ul.y money D tleneht l.tIe aul u're.r
-ui Tickle. b. g. 20 70 lease OF l0tof ror
tle Town OF Wheeling. mldcby Moses W..
Inc 20 sand Tickle. o1 the 2.d Day of Jme p
lDr tle term OF five wears together vfl
huliinc- add iwp ovcmeu's ib1t tnc $500 u.
tl- mlie thereon Aso tw0 ige ketDt
blue 500. t.ue p.n looms with gearing
uni loom .purul with gearing, ona
maclum ono picker one spinning ml.hae
doubling s1t twisting machine. horse m.
gearing with two HORSES. together with .H
stoves. pipe gui a.l fnc apparatus. wor'n- .
aud other things connected vti i,e a.- T.
ict0rv.
Also quantity OF Household all Isl.
Furniture. sucl as Chais. Beds, Bedding g.
The aIoge p eDcrr 20 be sold under do
trust rom John d. TickeI 90 VIM. McCo
alI acku0Wiedg before iIe Clerk Of %
County ou the ytn of lluch. 10 fr fe
pose ~ paying tIe debts. f,here.u secured !
10 JOHN f-@cet auI others, TIE iusiae
only mike mc:f C,lg as is vested in hm BIZ
decd oftut
WI Mcconnell
Jif- Il f-1o
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QQsA!

q IL persons with whom 10 prssiea .
~ rauseueui RS bccn m1ds) indebted o .
Subscribers, viii Boz waited on 10 a fcw tsJ' u.
their respective accounts The pressure o. \
times makes D. necessary Or us 20 urge our ~
90 meet promptly, this our first cail-ihe oi'l
ns sill To- q great accommodation al tbs unf.
Those who give US tioir AID shah be asxEnlfn
well, and those neglerfing us shall not h tof.
zen. JOHN /. CLARKE & g.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-05
NEW-YnaK. Inlr II.


iran. Greco. have received from
friend in the Mediterranean. a file of the
National Gazette of Greece, published
ssmi-weekly at Egina, from Feb. 9th
Y S. TO March 2Sth, inclusive. The
Governor. (CaPodistrias) had been absent
+bree or four weeks from the seat of Gov
srnment. on a visit to different parts OF
the Peloponnesus. He was every where
received with enthusiastic Joy. Among
-ho places he had visited were NaPot al
Romania. Hydra, Spezzia, &c.
National C0mcH-The National Coun-
iii was to meet at Egina on the 9Th o,
May. It appears that the deputies Tor the
different districts are chosen by electors
and these by the people, 10 the following
ratio. Places containing from ID 20 3O M
.babitants. one eiector; 30 to 100, two; lOJ
20 300. ihrce: and so on, adding one cleo
tor for every additional hundred. The
manner Of choosing Electors. as directed
hva decree of the Governor, dated March
18Th. is well worth relating
]. The day of election shal. be the FIRST
Sandqv after the expiration OF eight days
from the receipt of the orders of govern
megt commanding the same to be held.
The authorities, on the publication oil
these rules. will Immediately notify the M
h.buants of every part of the different dis
fr,cts who have ii right to vote, that ON the
Amounted day they arc to meet tor the
choice of electors. This rights possess
cd by all the native Greeks above ,Ie age
of 2j. VINO are residents 30 the country.
,. Citizens having rgnt 10 vote SHAH
meet on the said day, 10 tue most spacious
church % the place, and after the sacred
Liturgy, the Priest Of the day shall read
IN a dlsunct voice, the Decree, aud the
rules now gwen, for the conyocatIon OF
the National Council.
3 The officiating priest shall prepare a
list of the clazens present who have a
rrhfto vote ihls list shall be read dis
unctlv. and receive the concurrence ofthe
citizens present This concurrence shall
he determined bva majority orvotes. The
meeting will then be legal, and those only
will remain IN the church, whose names
are entered in the list
4. The Priest will proceed into the midst
or Them. holding in his hand tbc GOSPEL.
chat they may swear the following oath.
which Shall be raad distinctly by one o..
be elder mon of the meeting. and the Cit
,-.rs shall ADOPT itby holding up the right
L,-5
~, u, name NJ N, Hqg and Iudiri.
III y.;..lq J ,rrar brfre he aR1r Of
AZ CoJ b,tJuH aire mv ro,c, ueilr
,Ir.g,L f-,-g.LbiD. n0y iqtrrd. nor the
f,. or jo;,,, o,r the hope Of Dregpa.
,...5,-,,, t,t g..g,rEaq 10 nm g1ra coa
.s,eot ~ ga-,9Ue 80
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-05

feeu7ns soil-wihcil, alone, was waning
10 render if the abode Of wealth IN ITS most
ENLARGED sense. The people have not been
encry9tsd by luxury-are industrious and
enfernrisinG: and with habits 50 formed
thew Will not fail to avail themselves OF the
advantages placed within Their reach.
~ Missouri Republican.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-05

. Be- ri
..- ,.-.,ol,5 ~ ler,orst.,.o ~ Them
-'-.l ..-.c-, t,,t mo had made q dis
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80.
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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-05

A letter 20 the Editor Of the r..
Register from Burke county, N C. St
that there is a Gold Mine, within l3 o.
of Morgantown,owned by the Messs
sons 81 Co. from which they have dn
the course of three or four months, OBJ
worked in a loose manner, 40 ihe ID
estimate S2j. 600
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-05

Ndns ana ADDED UNIT nc WAS an 1uullu "
the strictest veracity and sobriety. Tn
western wilderness is not only TO blossom
like the rose; but there, man has started
up and proved that he has not degenerate
since the primitive days of Cecrops, ano
the romantic ages Of wonderful effort ana
god-llke ren0wn.
=
We find lille or nothing In the Euro
peao Intelligence brought by the late arri-
walls. +, addition 10 the extracts Gwen YES
terlav Tba1ews from the seat of war Is
very unsatisfactory. and insufficient 10
found anv ooinioa on. touching either the
events which have already taken place. or
the lumr, nlan ofthe champaign. On the
aolnt oftla interference OF the other Pow
e-s we find two particulars which are per-
haps worth mentioning: the first Is, that
France continues on foot a force of25I 600
men. DcarIv equivalent TO what is consid-
cred an establishment preparatory for war,
which is computed at 2s6000. This
force, winch li Was HINpJctu 10 lClhlt' " as
kent uY from a regard to she peculiar sl,u-
alton o. European otiEs at the present
crisis. tae second Is the reference OF Pr
James Macintosh TO Tins question: I'D a
Speech in thc House OF Commons. lie
deprecated tie introduction oil the MEG,
uty o!iho Ottoman empire no The general
system of LuroPen politics. as increasing
the chances o. war WITHOUT aoe4"''t mo-
tive. lie was OF opinion l''t &c "o4u on
Iy end 'ln The recurrence o. 'oe o'o ''1
ihod OF settling the qlaffei ao'1l 'Ae prey
namely Do the cutting i'uP oy'Aosc pow.
crs 90 whom it was near al h""' atu WHO
when the time came would sio's al me
credu.lty of the more distant one Tins
IS W9a' England mas sTCa' reason p 'A' G.
q. o'e experience goes l'' any ~ = ~"
me Po"cy OF I,,' l"'7' ''''5 ~ ~
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-05

The last ChvOtre PiaHir contain
complme ntay letter TO the editor D
Baron DE- IlUnoLDT, at Berlin, and
questlug his name 10 be added 20 DDS
srrlpion list
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-05

IN that case, Eouid be 70 make the 81,
rich as to defy and almost disarn
rayages.-Rickmond Erfiarer.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-05

A letter from the correspondent Of
Commercial Advertiser, at Washing
says-"Mr. Jos. Noursc, late Reg
has gone TO see his friends In Peul9
ma, and the government has attached
his property"
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-05

Isseim Fg ja JTlc1t--The article.
ono4r LIST page from the Canadian Paper.
susel. only because d Is calculated 70
cal. forth discussion. II bias proved so DO
our own case. We understand, from y
very observing Farmer. that he has EDl-d
his seed-wheat TOR three years blt that bis
wheat is ~nli liable 10 tie attacks of tie
!Iessan FIy-but II certainly has tie adj
vantage. not pointed ont ia the Canadian
article, Of eyempting IL from tae Smut
lie soalles his seed from - 10 81 hours
90 lime water, then spunkles lme over It,.
stl--lag 1t 10 With Tie spade. &c. HIS
hollow, poorer ground is visited by the Fly
bot no part of It by the Smut-Wnhin a
few days past, we published an English
article, stating the copperas salts as an
luta.iible preventative TO toe Smut-sup.
pose tins experiment were first made on a
small scale, Oh grounds most liable 10 the
Fly. 10 see whether il would protect the
wheat from It's attacks -Ifdns experiment
illled, It might also be gradually extended
TO the solutions Of other neutral salts -
But 1t IS the opinion Of many, ifnot most
Of our farmers, that the egg Of the Fly, is
lot LAID 10 or on the grain--bui that It Is
iald on the growing wheat by the Fly on
lie wing. If so. all the attempts to Kill
~ grain, by lining, &c. sc. viii fail.
Of course. The only Perceiyable remedy,