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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28

Drowing ot tie Union Canal Lottery, No. ?.
"a, 16, 35, as, SO, 18, SO, 33, So.
Holders of prizes requested to call this day and
receive the cash for the same, or them in the
Washington City Lottery, which drew Yesterday
Highest prize $4,000, with number Of other pri-
yes worthy of notice.
the drawing will be received at my Office To-
morrow. VIM PEARMAN.
mar 28-It
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28
TRUST SALE.


~ virtue of deed of trust, executed by James
brown, dated ON the Goth day of October 1924.
ana OF record IN the office of the county court of
henrco, the subscribers trustees, will on the fore
noon OF Thursday the 10th day of this present month
sen At auction on the premises, the brick dwelling
house and appurtenances on the north side of f-or3
or ID street, next below the lumber house of M
iilam Gilliatt This property extends on the street
800 feet and its boundary back from the street will
be shown on the day of SALE BY the teuor OF The
deed OF trust the property to be sold on credit
put Mr. Brown consents that it shall be sold for cash
ana 10 evidence that consent. he will oin the TINS
tees IN deed 10 the purchaser il will therefor Ire
sold for cash. CHARLES COPELAND
mar 2 CHARLES J. McMURDO.
The lower story ofthe house is well calculated for
commission busncss-the second story is divided INTO
three rooms and large cosetund the attic story o.
garrett Is divided into four rooms and closet Che
back buildings are fbrok, and covered with slate
On account of the badness of the weather to-day
the above sale is postponed until MONDAY the
3Oh instant at IL O'Clock
CHARLES COPELAND.
- M
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28

BESIDES $500, 90, 80, 40, SO, So 40 so, 90 &C. &C.
Whole tickets 81 halves 5, quarters so, Fights
All orders post paid promptly attended to. and in
al cases the original tickets will be sent Send your
orders to the Managers office
mar IL YATES g. MINTYRE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28
NV YonE. March ~.


winch IS w III cts below the prices previous the arrival vi
the britannia Some holders o Cotton advanced their
prices e while others with rnness n, prsvio,
prices. f''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28

u. S. Bank Stock at .Ntir York March 81, 100 4 a
1858. Exchange London 1903 1901
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28
Io toIesaIe Irtfes Gmrrent.
RichMond, .March "a, 1923.
STAPLE ARTICLES.

STAPLE ARTICLES.
Tobacco, leac
good To fne, 1oOlb. SO n l2i
middiing, = SD a6
common, 4a5
refused, 3 GOA 8
manu- faetured-
LIST quail. cavendish, 10. IS n IL
small twist, no I, Halls
no. 2 Can
-Four, city mills,7 so ask.d
canal, d 37k n q 50
Itheaf, bush. IS a ] 10
Corn, bush. 40 a Is
Coal, best for shipping, Is a q
inferior, ID a IS
Cotton, 81 a -
VARIOUS oTakR aErirLIs.
Alum, No. 6
birthstone, RON, ID. 3a3s
BeesIraT, best, 90 a25
Butter, 10 a 20
BeeE, mess, Dbl. 10i all
Bacon, new, 81 a
Cheese, s a 10
Candies, tallow, mould, 1ob a Il
sperm. % a 30
CgHee, w. !. green, IL 4 Isl
Java, white, ~ a IL
ordinary qualities, II
Chocolate, no. ], 10 a ID
CoyPeras, ID. 3 n "a
Fish, herrngs, no. I, old, 3s3 IS
shad, no. /, 6 "a 6 so
mackerel, no. 1, 5 50 a6
do. no. ?, 5 25 a 5 so
do. no. 3, 4 IS
Fruit, raisins, bunch, box, 4
muscatel, 3 a 3 IS
feathers, live geese, good, 3ca]2
Glass, window, sxiO, 50 feet,
2 IS lOxl2, do. 3
Gunpotoder, Dupont's, 5 50 n 6
Hemp, American, ton, $50 | ~
Hides, Sp'h, sun-dricd, la 10
salted, la 10
Indigo, Sp'h flotani, lb.I 75a2 -
Iron, Swedes, ton, los
English, IS "a 80
American, 85 a 80
Lard, new, 6ta7
Lime, i 10
Leather, sole, 10 a IS
upper ! 10 a = Is
Lumber, clear, 1000 &. rs
merchantable, II a I3
0Iahogany, 81. Dom. II. IS a 20
Bay, 10 a II
Mo!ftsSes, gal. N. o. so n %
w. India, generally, IS 4 30
Meal, bushel, SIS
Nails, cut, Id. 7a7&
Oh, lnseed, gal. ~ a IS
tanners, Dbl. BALI
sperm. winter pred. gal. SOa IS
do. summer do. IS u 10
Oats, bush. 25
Plaster Of Paris, ton, IS
PORK, prime, bbl. IL a ii so
mess, II a Ia so
Rice, Carolina, (new) a. scarce,
Sugar, loaf l8a2O, lump l5al 7
~ .. brown, loo lbs. Ba9
ST. Crnix, do. 10 a ia
muscovadoes, 8 Il 10
Salt, sack, Liv. filed, Il a "a
ground alum 2 - a 2 Is
Snttpst,'e, ID. 10 IL
SPirits- 4
brandy, cognac, gal I 10a ! 80
apple brandy, - a ~
peach do. 80 a 100
rum, ST. Croix & Ant. 90 a 80
do. New England, - 80
gin, Holland, 1a1lO
do American, 80 a 81
whiskey, 20 a 81
Steel, German, ID. II a16
Eng. blistered, as
Amer. do. 6a7I-2
Nhof ,~xpt SaJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28
GRAND CONSOLIDATED, No. -.

Besides S9Os sos, 1Os Cos, SOS, 46s, sos, SC. &c.
Whole tickets SO, halves s., quarters So So
All orders post paid promptly attended 10. and in
all cases the original tickets will be sent Send your
orders TO p. CHUBBS PRIZE OFFICE.
Allkinds of uncurrent money bought on the lowest
terms ut p. Chubbs Lottery and Exchange Office
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28
MfARI ME MEWg.
ARRIVED,
Port OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED,
Schr Enterprise Corson from Philadelphia with ballast
Sloop Valiant Niece from Great Egg Harbour with ballast
Steamboats, Norfolk, Henderson, Baltimore; Richmond Chap.
man, Norfolk Passed New ports Moose bound up wind g.
w packet schI Tantvy; of Jamestown ship Madisa bound
down. OF Turkey Island packet schr Favorite bound I'D;
3s az anchor oil Viewpoints Moose not known, and
raj schrs- and sloops. unknown.
SAILED,
Schr Richmond, Hand, for Philadelphia with tobacco and
coal r' " '
Schr Richard, Corson, for New York, with coal.
Slonp anne, Doughty, for New York, with coal
NORFOLK, March 26-ATrved sclr. Naomi, Cro,vrIl, from
ihchD1ond hound 80 Philadelphia Passed AT New Ports
Moose, schr Sea Horse Somcrs from do bound Boston
York.
Put IN on account Of head wnds-Schrs independence,
Hooper, and Mary Elem Smith, from Richmond bound Bal
tinore
Clearcd-schrs Sally & Eliza, Harrington, Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28
THIS DAY,
10000 Dollars for

TNHE Washington City LOTTERY, Class No. G.
drew yesterday evening, in the city of Wash
ington, and the drawing will be received Tomorrow
afternoon, at o'clock. Tickets and shares, can
only be obtained in this handsome scheme, with only
/ ,4eO tickets, during this dsy, at the ever for
tunate and prompt pay Lottery and Exchange
Ohce OF THO. B. BIGGER.
mar %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28
LATBsT TAsHroN.

TWO very superior BeaveI HAS, ofthe late fashion,
- just received, aud or sale nv
RAYMOND & BROTHERS,
NIB. We orc dclr boxing oTour Loa1on Beaver Hlg
H3Y& -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28
GoitImertfaI Nrror0

pATx OF LATEST EuRopEAN ApvIcEs.
rom Liverpool. Feb.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28

o. The Editors Of the Constitutional
Wing wish to employ Collectors throughout
the Commonwealth.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28

MANAGERS OFFICE.
DrGioing Of the Union Carat, Class No Q, for 1929.
81, l6, IS, AS, SO, 10, SO, So, 50.
mar 20 YATES 6 MINTYRE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28

Extract NJ letter crnlcuau IN t civ daicl "Bueuos
Ayreau private armed brig Cucrpo cll, Neusura 10, 2Jh
Dec lBlsWc uow yinc hero repairing damages sustained
~ running night with spanish Gunranau, the 18th INST
on the Tver Galrnas ic north Of Africa We swept
aier MIN from daylight until 30 uudcr English coors.
Came up Hlg side and or'cd him send his boat board
With the captanhe nj his boat his spercarco Our first
onoe MI SHh returned in lie bcai with anohcr officer aud
I've men, with orders to send tho Spanish Captain ON board
~ this tnne We shifted sg and Mr. Smith I uoray
wounded, her deck he had three halls through him Or
boat snvod off, for they uronrcd in doing which tvo ~
sho, along SIDE ~ him lie Immediately usdr
all sail On rcrccvng This, cave him hroadsidc and filled
acr him, and ancr three hours within grave RANGE on his
peceivng intention 81 boarding, hc struck Our loss il,
killed and wounded wcrc equal VIC iWcdg,cly TOOK posrs
sion ofe and landed The captain aud n, Cape Nouu'
and made sale fur this po We vcli rccevcd bu,
every possible assisiJncc gvrn 10 Icht ShN cut US up
considerably. We lve hccn endcavomg make Der SEA.
worthy, possible b she has many 81 holes through her,
dRd one especially ~ the ieT post Tint am AFRAID slmi
have 70 condemn her crc she " heautiiu FAST smiling
schooner sud would ~ acquisition N the ricer PLATA
nave bad handr fl this ss, eight days supply te
place ~ the hrs' officer VITO killed. Had attempted TO
tle ls'1 hin' On sca. sia III IA .ng Iowa lie @'s as
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28
NEW PUBLTClT7O.MS.

HAHUS History IF the Hebrew Commonwealth; translated
- from the Gcnnau Nv Calvin T. stowe A. NJ oftlc Tbeo.
logical Seminary Andovcr
History OF the Political system NJ Europe, and its Colonies
n The DscoyoYO OF America the Independence the Amc
rean Constitution; fro the German Of a. l. IIecren vols
Sys'cm OF Dental Surgery; in three pars1s, Dental Sur
y as Socco "a, Operative Dental Surgery; 3D. Pharmacy
M. ID. - ~ ~ "'
Ilo Republic Of Ciccro translated FINN the LATIN and ac
conpancd with critical aud historical introduction by G. w
London. 10Y VI
Grammar oi the Latin Language for the use Of COLLEGE,
and Scnuarce from ic German of G. G. Zumpt-aud n,srv
other publications, received at NASIi'S
mar 26
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28

0TJOB PRINTING executed ~ 'he Wig Office
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28
New YoRK, March "a.

NEW FORK, March "a.
Rowland Stevenson was yesterday discharged by
the Recorder, from arrest at the suit Of the agents
under the commission of bankruptcy, in London on
the ground, that affidavit of debts was produccd
and to-day, in the matter of Parkns suit he was in
like manner discharged from arrest, by the Superior
Court, on the ground that having been illegally
brought within the jurisdiction of this State the pro-
cess of the Courts could rot attach. So Rowland
Stephenson is at large. and, the Cour. of the I'm
ted States have no jurisdiction in Suits between
aliens, he is in no danger from that quarter
The Supreme Court of the United States ADJ burned
on Friday last, after aborious session, during which
they have disposed of ffty-three causes, leaving a
docket of one hundred and one causes. But for The
week which was wholly lost by the omission or rcfil
sal ofthe Senate TO act upon the nomination of a
Judge ofthe Supreme Court, Uice Judge TRINaIE
the Court would havomade q MICH larger breach
IN the docket; as it was, however, much was DONE
National Lntelhgencer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28


ing comments on the Russian Canpaign
There never was, in the memory OF man. cam
paigD that so speedily and completely cJnfounded
the pretensons of an arrogant government. Three
months ago showed the Russian army drawn up at
the foot Of the Balkan, and only waiting for the En-
peror's nod To storm the hills sweep over Rumelia
and with scarcely the fornaty of a siege walk into
Constsntinople. But then came the Turks rarped
and yet not to be driven from their pround by
bulletins and the Russian battalions rapidly felt that
the march to Constantinope must be pogtpon d.
The labors of whole campaign have issued in the
capture of single fortress, whose nll il imputed to
treachcry, and whose maintenance in the hands of
the captors is already threatened On all other
points the "Grand Russian Army" the choice of
the whole force of the empire, and probably tho
whole disposabe force ofthc empire has been shame
fully beaten. Their own bulletins, which, of course
soften the disaster much possible, are COM
PEELED to acknowledge tremendous losses. We have
accounts Of the staff of armies grouped together in
Jassy and Bucharest, without soldier Of those ar
miles, colonies, in oil directions, without regiments
bngades of artillery without gun; hordes of cava-
~, without horse; cannon buried, Wagons burned
wounded deserted, hospitals crowded, great army
creps left behind, to fight their way back they can
and probably, long since broken up, and in the enc
my's hands; that enemy pouring OIL in increasing
force and with the spirit ofvictory; and the Russians
still flying, with the Imperial Guard leading the
flight, and the Emperor thousand miles from the
field. II computed that their three months cam
pnign hast cost the Russians not less than sixty
thousand men slain, dead of dlstempcr, disabled
by wounds and hardshps But the scarcely less ev-
ident proofs Of failure TO be found in the rapid
changes Of tho imperial officers The latest inclli
gence states, that after frownng down some half do
zen OF the highest rank, and among others the pnu-
crallissimo the Emperor despatched order to the
General commanding in Armenia, To take the
charge ofthe Moldavian army, and retrieve its for
tunes IL nc can. The case must be all but hopeless
which resorts 90 eXpcdunis like this and runs the
risk Of disgusting the chief officers Of the army, for
the sake Of trying how far the chaser Of rubble of
the loose cavalry and half naked infantry of the limits
ofAsa Minor moy be nblc TO stand against tho force
Of European Turkey, fighting under tho eye Of the
Sultan.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-13

who had assumed that it was made by all for the
good md benefit Of oil 4c had showed by reference
I" history that the Constitution made BY a Ger
tan eIa'5 ~ fr"r'oders who eti !; jus, ;Ley fou=l
H.. }ic in""nt c,1nect this sta,c:ncut with ~ p
ot": q iird rl'ich was taken the subject OF s,,l
!tDgo. al'sni ct wus 10 chow that although The
Constitution csea us obligatory on MS yet II wa
ono II wi-' lie wishes Of oil were not consult cd
a11'i1; e orc'ir 20 be amended hy c,reurin- tho
'shr- low EXPRESSED By al.
Mr.. lrTNcs :hcn delivered In snc.cl, we Dish.
ci OF VcI-e. MI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-13

TERMS. -SusoEirroS the DAILY R,ciruoxn W,,u So
Agar, Hj Dr shorter period, Fate OF SO ,caT ma
n.0: hi advance. 'f"'
Abshrriird -3r one sq'a,c e IL hrs or loss one in,
Tn 70 cents, Two n'Seos 81 Ice Insertions 81 ~ AMI
tTaiy uoeeedhl, ia.1r;i1n I'll cents y - $3.50
rhricc week, first week 81 2j every suocccdn, week $
Twice week, fosi l-vn Is every srcccc,n. IN
sscilion 80 cc3:s
oce week. nTi; insi;inn - cras every succe Ling
,eer;ior 81 ce,,ts
~ advertisements a.o the
Transient advertisers ;ntS' pay in advance
ne number OF Insertions c noted The NJ ''-y
VII be inserted uIi ordered to be stopped aid Inarsd
cusl!iey.
MANUAL Adsestisrs Gc charged so doll for two squares
ana IN that propoon iog Advertisements greater lci:;t
eIce. auttonecrs md Lottery dealers, who charged Slt
or The COXSTITUfiOSAL TiliI j. p'. SD twice
wNek, (rucstays and Friays,) five dollars per an
payable Ia advance
For 4dcertsnyT5 cents s,I,rc So hi lie c.s !fl
srsiioh. and 50 cents for each continuance.
C- Present c,rculaiiOn Wiit iOlTI ,apics!.,,u
lob week, badly aud Country.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-05-28
ABSTRACT
IT. WHEELER
OF 4 Course of Astronomical Lecturesy

A s egg ID EsPEoTFULLY informs the ladies and gen- lC tlemen of Litchield, for the intellectual and moral improvement of the young. he will give Course of Astronomical Lectures, illus trated by such views of the Planets, Comets, Stars, and nebnlOus spots, as appear in the sky, through powerful telescope. The fol- lowing topics will be comprised in the Course, and others not mentioned :-Views of the most noted Theories of the Solar System; Descriptive Astronomy Of the Sun; it's spots, light and color; its motions, vast bulk, density, and attractive power. Herschel's theory of its dark body and double strata of luminous clouds; Descriptive Astronomy of the Plan cts and their Satellites or Moons the Comet of 1880, and of 1911 the fixed Stars, divided into Constellations, and ancieT.: ci'::aians resi- pecting them. The cause of the transits of Mercury and Venus. The varying Phasesef the Moon. The appearances of Lunar anI Solar Eclpses. Partial, annular, and total Eclipses. The rotundity of the Earth. Ters restrial and celestial Latitude and Longitude. The Tides, and the cause of Day and Night, and the different Seasons of the year. i
 He has valuable apparatus for illustrations, both in descriptive and in physical Astrono- my. Besides the Globes. nearly 100 illumi- mated Diagrams will be used in the Course. With the use of these he confidently hopes to impart as much knowledge of the science. in few evenings, as would be acquired in as many months by the usual course of reading; since it is known, academies and country schools are seldom supplied with an Astrono- mical Apparatus, by which the same amount of knowledge can be obtained with less time and money. It may he economy here for ia. miles and individuals to confer obligations on the Lecturer and benefit themselves. The utility of this sublime science requires no cOmmendaiion--" If it were possible. | woufu persuade all mankind to gain some ic@ q1aintance with the vastness, the distances, and the motion of the planetary worlds. It gives an unknown enlargement to the under- standing, and affords divine entertainments to the sout and its better powers"-- Dr. Wotts.
 IRe Course sciI include three evenings. The third Lecture to 6e on TAursday eveniag the 28h iRst. ha!f past seven o'clocls, at the Court House.
 Terms of the Cowrse.--A single person, S7 l-2 cents, or 1S 1-2 for a single evening; chil- dren half price. Tickets to be had at the bar and stores. May %
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-05-28
FOR THE ENQUIRER.

FOR THE ENQUIRER.
 Mir. Adams: noticed in your paper of the 14tl inst. remarks the subjecl of the late movc- of the Medical Society of this county for form ing Temperance Society. rejoice that this subject is about to receive some attention. do hope every individual who has any influence in society will raise his voice against this growing evil, and come forward with Hercuean resolution, to do something to ward ohthis common enemy, intemperance. do believe that all who regard the best interests of their country
 have any respect for themselves, their families, or their neighbors any regard for virtuous and re gious community will come forward and unite their influence in placing Litchfed county on high ground in point of temperance. Are there no means within reach to wipe off this stain which has long tar nished the bright prospects of community? answer yes. Let every wellwsher to his country, his neigh Dor, and his friend, feel that he is something more than cypher in the scale of human beings; let him arise and shake of those feelings of apathy on this allimporant subject let all feel that they have thing to do but above aI let the real friends of tenn perance out and say by their example well precept that they can, and wlI live without blasting their reputation, and wounding the feelings of their dearest friends by taking that souldestroying stuff called rum.
 Your correspondent urges, with much reason and good sense, the utility we'll necessity of the mer cante interest being brought into the plan forming temperance society. believe every weIl-wishcr to the happiness ef society will say to this sugges- ton: for where is the class of men who do more to discourage the practice intcmperance than this? Let each merchant in this county try the experiment of refusing to sell spirits for year, except in ca- ses of necessity,l and then make calculation of his profits, and see if he is better off in pecunary point of view than when he sold them, and in the constant habit of insulting his customers by "reatng' them. have no doubt they will find their profit count as large, and their loss account less and what is more, will have the heartfelt satisfaction of seeing
 respectable class of citizens rising from among those who have heretofore been objects of disgust to them Now if the merchant can do so much to discourage and put down this abOminable vice, and that too SO much to their own advantage, why are they not will ling to unite with others in forming society for the suppression of in,emperance have no doubt ma jorty fthem are and we may hope to see that large and respectable class of citizens ably represented in meeting with other professions for forming Tempe rance Society. B.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-05-28
FOR THE L1rcHFlELD ENQUIRER.

Rain shine," it is found that buildings may be raised without the aid of rum.
 Notwithstanding the rain last Saturday Q6th), a large barn in this town, 36 by A. rased as had been also framed, srithout the o ardent spirS- and no one is known to have taken cold, any mis- take or disaster to have occurred. The building is owned by Philo Hawley, and Erastus Holt was the master-workman. Two barns last year, belonging to David Frisbe, Jr. and Titus Netteton, were also put up in the same safe and commendable manner.
 When such examples become a little more nume- rous, it will no longer put sober mans courage to the test through fear of becoming the song of the drunkard."
 With what respect shall we soop look upon the man who had the conscience and the courage to do the same thing, in conspicuous case, dozen years ago and thus alone and uncheered, to lead in the now triumphant, but then desperate, assault upon the strong fortress of mans great enemy! Yet the man who did this is now living in neghbouring town--- but while alive, it will be too much like fattery to pronounce his the public in this connexion.
 history of the rise and progress oftemperance, is work which must sooner or later be compiled.- Wanld ii not he well far-son or more in each town immediately make record Of facts TOT tiIat town, far they have transpred, and add to it as the facts shall occur from time to time Such doc ument cannot fail to be interesting the people of the place at future day, though it should be known no further. After the monster, Intemperance is fairly dead and buried of sight, those who walk over his grave will like to know acho Killed hin--and ho,o .- and what the demon did while dyng---bow he plead, and groaned, and raved and struggled---and whom he continued to deceive or to frghten to the very last. X.
 Norfolk, May 18, 1929.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-05-28
R STEAMED OR STOLEN
NOTICE.

FENHE Hon. Court Of Probate for the Dis. A- trict of Litchield has assigned the 29th day of June, 1929. at 10 o'clock A. M. at the Probate Office in Litchfeld, fur the examina- ton and settlement of the administration ac- count efthe administrators on the estate of
 ASAPH WRIGHT,
 of Goshen, in said district, deceased, at which time and place all persons interested may, if they see cause. attend and be heard relative to the same. A true copy of record.
 FREDERICK WOLCoTT, Judge.
 Mav @5, 1899 $50
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-05-28
FOR ALBANY.

IT EAVES the above Office for ALBANY -Al daily Sundays excepted) at o'clock in the morning. Goes through in IS hours- Fare through SS s5.