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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-09

IHno"' W NC errors Of D.
press are exceedingly vrxa,ious and morrill,;
TO the Printer, and his bad humor i, heiot,.
ed by knowing that they will occur in ,ni.
all he can do We are made 10 spell incou.,,
ly, TO write bad grammar, TO murder tn. hin,
English, and horribly mapgle the lany,,..
Virgil, when, by our cer,rs, such sin, ar. :.
,hrst from our thoughts. Sometimes, a. h.,
will have it, a laughable blLnder can be e,,..
ed, and we get marc credi, for the mistake H..
we would for columns Of correct prin,,
Thus, if(as has actually happened to us)in
ver,ising Irish Linens, the MS should droDor
while the printers are moving the FORM r.,
we should announce that merchan, has.
ceive1 by the last packer an sssorrmeu, Il
"IRIsH LIES, i. would be too good jok, n,
our friends to quarrel with US, or VIC TO o.,
mad about. We are in constant danger Of Kin
ing people, or doing some other monsrous d.
fence: The mispIaoing Of single point leads u
into dreadful difficully-,hus,
"The Duke Of Wellington as in Norh,n,
tonshire shooting the American minister an!
the Earl Of Aberdeen had transacted public b.
sIntss"
But, o! the Latin! the latin! We have Il
most before this sworn, with old Hardest,
in The play, shy the right hand Of my body
we would never quote Latin again. Wen,yr
intended TO say, the other day, Qui palanum, a.
for the very good reason tina, we never Een!
Of any thing of the kind in the course Of or
reading.
Blu. why complain? Ever since the dsr
Faust, printers have had to grumb,e ahouiF sa
errors. They console themselves (wil tha
readers take the same for an excuseO with h
fact, ,ha, "types ere stubborn things"
We observe that almost all the respect,tl.
newspapers in the country, who have expr,"
ed an opinion upon the subject Of the rresa;
decision made by the Legislature Of New>Isr'
sty with regard TO ,he eligibility Of Mr.. South.
ard to the U. S. Senate, condemn in strong
terms its injustice and unkindnrs. VIVA
Shall man loose his right Of citizenship, and
be declared the privileges OF a freeman beesus
he accepts an Office under the General Govern
ment! Shall service in the Cause Of ones cour
try, exile him from the service OF his natin
state!
Mr.. Diekerson has. Indeed, been returned
the Senate, bu, under no gratifying cream
stances. New.Jersey had an opportunity Of
sending as her Representatives 10 the Gnn
Council Of the States, men who would hive
supported her honor and her interests, s'h
equal zeal and with the greatest ability By.
maneuvre one Of hese men, eminent as s'a',s
man and a. politician, has been lost TO h'i
and ingra,i,uds added to neglect by declaring
him ineligible 10 office because he is at lI''sH
Secretary Of the Navy. We looked for b.ia
things from New Jersey.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-09

Commodore cambridge and Comm'u0'
Morris, of the United States Navy anu
Baldwin, Esq. Of Massachusetts, civil E"s'.'r'
have recently spent several weeks in New w."
in surveying the ground upon Governors
and and The adjacent waters, in that nal'''
for the purpose Of enabling the NatI0na' Wv
eminent to determine upon the expedep''
establishing a naval station upon thai i''''''
The New York papers meation thai a''''s
men,s have been made between the o"ns.'
the two lines Of the Havre packets, by WIZ.
vessel will sail on the lst, 10Th, sn6 ~"
each month, and not, as heretofore, Two P''.
or the lst, and one on the 18th OF eaeh "''''
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-20

The Court decided that the Captain had right to
make the regulation in question, and that
II the right of the Captain to enforce the OBJ
sing to desist from smoking aft" the Captain had
right to him from such part of the vessel
subject to the regulations If the defendants had
done no more they would have been entitled to a YER
dict; but they not warranted in putting him
ashore. For this excess, the plaintiff would he ent
tied to such damages as, upon the whole, the jury
thought proper to give.
The jury returned verdict for the plaintiff
Damages IS.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-20

there ten families living within four or five miles
of each other, in which of the parents can read
Register.
At a late meeting, The American Bible Socictu
pledged ITSELF if properly sustained by its auxiaries
to place. within two years. Bible in the hands Of ey-
cry family in the United States, that should be willing
to receive it. In furtherance of that resolution
meeting was held in New York, on the Ith inst at
which Scpen thousand SIR hundred and thirteen dollars
were subscribed.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-20

"No smoking at7.'-A decision has recently been
made by the Superior Court of New York relative to
regulations on board of steam boats. A passenger
on board the steam boat Boona, insisted upon smo-
king in defiance OF of the rules Of the boat that
smoking would be allowed aft the wheel house, and
of which notice was given by painted sign. One of
the hands informed the offender that he was violating
the rule but he insisted upon his right whereupon
the Captain reiterated request that he would desist
This advice rejected, the offender continued to Vi
olate the Captains rule, and the hands were ordered
to put him shore. This direction was Immediately
complied with, and the plaintiff forcibly elected
from the boat"
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-20
TIE MECHANIC INTEREST.

We have often wondered that the MECHANICS Oh
Borough did not adopt measures in their own de-
fence similar to those pursued by the same class OF
persons in other places. We have already published
the proceedings of the Mechanics of Lancaster ana
some other towns, and perceive that those OF Gar
sle in Pennsylvania, have had meeting on the SUD-
ect of the injury they sustain in consequence OF 'ns
quantity of manufactured articles which the merchants
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-20
Raleigh, N. c.. June 12.

Families destitute Of the Biblc.-From actual in
vestigaton, made during the past week, there were
found torty-nlne out of one hundred and fourteen
families In this (Wake) County, destitute of the BIZ
ble In twelve of these forty-nine families, there
was not an individual who could read. In another
part Of the county, there is neghborhood in which
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-20

against individuals, and in both the means by which
they are perpetrated must be set forth with precision
The Court proceeded fully to point out the parts of
their former opinion which had been Inexperienced
by the Counsel for the prosecution, and show that
their argument in the present case had been founded
upon these misunderstanding. Judge Thuston dis
scented, as before, from the decision of the Court
Nat. Intel.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-20
DHGAwA "a REGISTER.
wILMINGTON, sAruRDAY, JUNE 20, ls29.
Prices at BranQywine, yesterday.

Sup. Flour, 6,374 Middlings, 8 "A: Rye Flour,
per Dbl. 400: Wheat, white, per go lbs. 1898 red,
per do. 1895 Corn, per 81 lbs. 48 Rye per So bss
so: Corn Meal per hid. 100 l. ,25: do. per bbl
2,12 1926: Oats, 80
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-20

COLONIZATION SoCIETY.-It affords us pleasure to
behold disposition to promote the object Of this i'll
stuton spreading throughout the United States. In
sections where hitherto prejudice, and distrust, and
jealousy, have kept aloof helping hand, these un
friendly feelings have disappeared, rapidly van
ishing. The papers from the East and from the
North from the South and the West, contain eloquent
appeals in IFS behalf and perceive that the plan Of
taking collections to aid the funds of the society
the Sunday Immediately preceding or following the
Fourth of July, will be generally adopted, and we
hope it will be also pursued in the several Churches
in this Borough. The exhausted state Of the socie
tvs treasury, the hundreds Of applicants for passage
to Liberia, and the nconceivable and eternal import
ance of the interests connected with the operations
of this Society, call loudly the Christian the Phi
lanthropist, and the Patriot to extend quickly and
literally their support to the cause of humanity and
justice. And we affectonately entleat all who con-
slider the scheme of Colonization chlnera, and
have consequently withheld from it their countenance
and assistance, to divest themselves of prejudice and
faithfully to examine into the apparently nsurmounta-
bic difficulties that were TO be overcome, and the good
that has already been effected, and the Frightening
prospects that presented for encouragement 70
perseverance. The result of such an examination
must be, in most if not in ALL cases, conviction that
sentence of condemnation has been passed without
due information and reflection on the subject against
which Judgment has been pronounced.
A monument of white marble, about IL feet high'
to the memory of Isaac Van War one of the captors
of Major Andre, was erected on the 18th inst. IN
the town Of Greensburgh, N. Y. The Subscription
for the purpose made by his old friends and noig
bors of West Chester county, n. Y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-13
B.4LDWLW, IVES g. Co.
CLASSICAL READER.
.HIS work has Just been received

Ills "oIh mas just Deen received at the
bookstore opposite the Eagle. An extract
from the Visitor Il Telegraph of Oct. last will show
the nature and object of the work.
IHL CLASSICAL READER, Selection in PROSE- arr,
Verse, from the most eminent English American wr,e
For tive use oi the higher classes public private Sena
res BY Rev. +. w Z. Greenwood, and G. B. Emerson of
Boston, u
This work IS valuable acquisition our schools This mr.
one of like character has long been very much wanted the
reading books hitherto put into the hands The hgber Glasses
m our schools III suited gain object in view rom
examination OF this work, think among best comnIa
ons we have seen for The OF advanced classes and families
II has many eXceencies TO recommend the attention. on
parents and teachers to some OF which briefly adve
In all Ms selections it IS decidedly orae 10 y,ue ,n;
religion aud IT'S matter appears have been ted witt much
taste and Judgment
IL Is work purely national aud modern II has r,snv
valuable historical facts and anecdotes relation 10 the
history the Character manners geography scener~ of
country In the matter II contains
taste feelings and habits OF the present age emloda ~
OF the brightest and sparkling gems of Irving W,"
Everett jefferson, Claiming Sparks Brya ~, and PeaI =
s. ne selections are calculated awaken the cov II
the Young scholar and form and improve taste II viii
nrpar to HIN mental refinement, and inbue hin, ,vrb
generous taste for elevated, moral and manly lie,,
Teachers and others are invited to call and exprnip
the work. ARIEL WOpES
lune ,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-13
June Is

Virginia: Al superior cbancery bol,fs, ar
the Capitol in the city of Richmond, on the a.,
day of January, 1923: William Mann ~ his ce,n
ueht aud as eNor Of Jsses Mann decd pt again,f B
lamin Mann IN his right as exor Of Jam Mann
decd VIM iTurhesr, late shet of Hanover county aud
as such aminslrs of John Mann decd Mar,be W.
n"g'o"' who was Martha Mann Austin Porter and Fan
ny his wlir Elizabeth Wade, who was El,zsbetb Ma4,n
Reuben Burton ex o. Of Thomas Wade James LAM
Lh1abeh MANI, and Adeline Mann, GEORGE Gilman
Wm Gilman aud MHly Gilman Thompson Mann
N'"''' ''u EIAaoeih hiSwhe, Moore aud Judith
hs ~'le' VIM Mann, George Maon and Sarah Mann
Fake Street and Tempie Co,t, Jonu D. Brown. Fle.
ming Brown, Thomas Cawinorne, Ann Mann. widow Of
James Mann Elizabeth vino interua rred with
JUICY George, william and Sally Mann, children Of
George Mann, deed, dts
IhIs cause IN which the plaintiffs appear 10 have pro
ceeded ~ the mode prescribed by law against the def
dants usiin Porer md Fanny his WIFI, James Maun
ueofge Gilman, VIM Gilman, Mly Gilman Thompsoo
Mann, Martin md Eizabetb he Of
and judith his wife. VIM Mann. George Mann Sar.b
mann ana Thomas CawthoTne who re out of this eovn
try ann as tn The other defendants on the several
orders taking the bill for confessed TO them came %
'h'S day to be heard the bill aud exhibits ard 80
argued by counsel; consideration whereof the COZ,
doth oder that one Of It's commissioners do state the go
veral accounts between the parties in The bill menticnd
ond report The same to the court, with any MATTERS spe
cally stated, deemed pertinent by himself or which ma
be required by the aTties 10 be stated
copy. Teste, WM. g. RENDITION, G. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-13
FRESH SUMMER GoNnS


w ID have received by the Effort ami Fs;rse,a
"om New York, many scarce and seosonahla
articles among them are ~" seas ohao'e
Extra quality nance nankeens
very superior white satins
Black eros de Indies
Blue and jet black Gros de Nans
Uteeh' Whte pink and straw co.ored aorence.
Whte black pink and green Ital. cranes
Areophlne grapes, assorted colors
FIGURED satin and Grss de Nap bonnet r,bhons
NO. O, 3,yl2. Is, g. % plain eros do Nan a.
various coors
Plain Swiss and checked musins
Cd book and bishop lawns
Common and fine plain bobbinetts
Handsome stripe ginghams
BIRDS eye diapers
I,ando'n nn,1t and white cotton half hose
PACK and white silk, and raw silk do
White feather fans
rain leaf do with iyorv handles
case common palm leaf do
Super white and figured Marselles ves,;no,
shell tuck and side combs
brazil, tuck and side do
Black crcassians
lew pieces super blue do
Black hastings and prunellas
pieces extra fine Sd black meriro bonlbazines.
Tor gentlemen summer wear
b b me Angola, and Rouen cassimeres
Brown French drillings
cases common do do cheap
Ladies horseskin gloves
Misses horseskn mitts
Ribbon and bonnet wire
super blue and drab sewing CHS
Irish and German linen sheetmgs
Buckrams, grey and drab paddings
bales canvass. No. 10 4
cases low priced prints
DO ladies open straw bonnets
do do Leghorn do
2a bales % inch brown shirtings.
All OF which offer at wholesale or reto;L At MN
sually low prices.
june B.4LDWLN IVES g. %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-13
CoMMIssIovrps orY,.r

~, hIchmond, July in, 1879
me parties interested will please notice. thai have
appointed the 10Th day Of September ne It. 70 h
performance OF the duties prescribed in the foregoing oder
on which DAY az o'clock, NJ. they re requifel m t,4
my office ~ this city, with their accounts vourhs
and documents ready for miuation and se,tlsme.,
80 w8w HILARY BAKER Conn.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-13

Richmond, 5h .Wqy 1899
Tho parties Interested in the execution Of the
above order are hereby notified, that have oppoin-
ted Monday the Goth July next, to commence the
at this office at which time, and place, they arc
hereby required 20 attend hearing of The matters
iu reference, by virtue of The said ORDER before me.
duly prepared with al necessary documents, and
proofs too enable me 10 perform said order
81 THOMAS GREEN, Commissioner.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-13
LABORERS WANTED

On ne RaPpahdnnock Canal, near FyedericksbsDg
NROM 81 to go able bodied men will find con
slant employment, good treatment and prompt
monthly pay on the above work; blacks will be- pre-
icrred' but industrious white men viii be employed
by the month piece work.
From 8 TO 6, and for very prime first rate hands.
81 a month VIII be given.
Farmers may be assured the rsquc or labour is not
greater than on farm RatOns rs much bread
meat, fish and Hoasses as can be consumed, three
times day. with some spirits. Rock blasting is per
formed exclusively by whites
For farther particulars 10 the Kind of work, or
any other information required reference may be had
to Col Storrow Of Cupepcr, Mr. Benz. Barnett Of
FauQucr Mr.. Y. Smith near fredericksburg Mcssrs
$. Wexford, VIM. A. Knox and Jolir Ray Of Fredc.
ricksburq. or the subscriber on the work
WARNER w. MINOR,
june swift Fall Hill, near Fredericksburg.
~ Stone Masons win find constant employment.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-13
KNIIES. RIZORS. Nc.

VVNHE subscriber has received hnnd-omc nssort
nent Of Pea and Pocket Knives o q rood aud superior
quaity and huh, 10 s more reasonable prices tan
has besn recently selling so clcrr
Razors, Che thin part oi tive blade manufactured Of tie real
Damascus sceD
Spanish Guitars, cheap aud good
Back iuiunu Boards, flr.t Euelish)
Pocket Wallets. ana As skn Mcmo Rocks
Chess and Chess boud, cheap
Florida Water sccond Supply oud many other articles GOOD
and cheap rcccvc' ot ihc boon and ,orlty Ut
june i. ". NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-13
IRON CASTINGS.

1--WE Snhscrihrr nfr,ns public that he continues 10
carry on thr Iron FOUNDRY near the Savage
Factory, Vhcfe lr mokcq son lot CASTINGS tt Ma
chncty of n drrurtirre Al orders him az the
Fnundfv. or 10 NJ. GEORGE VILLA ANS. Nos Bow
Tvs wharf Bhittuu,c, or Castngs, will meet with Wwe-
diNe acptcH. and the CastuGs delivered frr o
expense for transportation. JONATHAN BONNER
Baltimore Ian. 20 iS2q. tau2i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-13
TgIO UNDEETAIlEHS. Tie

TgNO UNDERTAKE EIsS.-The county cuurl Of tioocii.
q land having orcfcd tire iehuidmg OF Bolng's Bridge
nyer Lcknghue Creek, with stone abnments, persons diso
sed undertake such work requested attend
dge the road leading rou Gonchland Car.
tcrsvilc Saturday Iih month tJuy 10 ocluck
.(ioorhland. 30 June 1929 THE COMMISSIONERS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-13

az CIIANCERY.--Atac held for Louisa county IT
4 he court house, Monday May tire Ill., 1929 Robert
Nche pitt against Robert g. Willis administrator of Jane,
Miche j. dec Matthew Mchc John Michie Joseph Michc
his wife DIS
The defendants Matthew Niche md John Niche not hay.
ing entered appearance and security according
law and the rules o this court and II appearing the so,ac-
Of the court that they not inhabitants Of his state
the motion ofhe plaintiff bv h counsel 1t is ordered that the
said Matthew Nchir and John Mche, do appear hcrc
rsi day of August rex and answer the bill ri Tive plain
tiff and that COPY of this nrg be forthwith inserted
newspaper published n uc city " Richmond for monis
successey posted door Of the house OF
this county, some cDut-day
IS Copv JOHN HUNTER = e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-13
SCOTr'S PROSE WORKS

TNIIE Miscellaneous Prose Works of Sir Waller
Scott, Bart. in vols.
The Hian OF Two Lives, narrative written by
himself -
The spirit transmgratcs, and far from losln, lis
principle at ie by the change OF appearance il is
renovated IN Ms new organs with the fresh yioour of
a Juvenile activity. II Burke
Jefersons Notes on Virginia, n new edition.
Byron's Works complete, IN I vol. octavo. ernbra
cling the suppressed Poems and illustrated by eirh,
handsome copper plate engraviugs.
Library of Useful knowledge, No. IS.
For sale at NASUS
June 10 Book and Stationary Store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-13

SHAD d CORN.-IO0 lbs. Of nett and
- gross shad
900 bushels Of white corn for sale in the Dock by
iuv JAS. WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-13
PTBLIC ENTERTAINMENT.

ERSBE sulsc.br informs his fitnds the public gen
c,aly, dat ~ runuecnu wih his mercantile business
Wilmington, Fu,anna, ne has taken that old and well
known Public House, fercoiy kept toy Mus Ni!s lnow
patronage.
The House having undergone various necessary repairs.
IS m ccnp"N u'dcT lor thu reception u Travellers,
and Mss. Cole viii dfvote herself exclusively the
dol- site concerns ci ihe establishment, nothing be
wsnlng cnsr the stay Of the agTreable. The
Bar Will always be furnished with the choice liquors.
selected 10y ths suc lcr and he
friends nat 1cite' be procured in Vugnia.
~ fnT L.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-13
LEWIS WEBB & co,

% h hI,5s n,,oi, ~ I.Ii. G. c.-.,>
INV ~ WIS - S'';" AKA" -\cN dreams SUI
. ,,, .
"a iIJ INo 'i''' ~ nIS ,''I ana lump sugar
M MI C~.,I :, 30 80, ~"
200 Mis- (.ln ,t VII a',,, III
> dc, ncprb b,,', 80 ""' ''i'"'IH "PFe brandy
? H. I p,tI - -
o la Arti,,n ~ i ~ L. tp'h
. do Jamaica
> nines rrcrci L,l "o
q Jd H1Iiand .,i
Madeira Ca1arr
49," anu To- -. ~ iNi's" WINES
D., ni,, '''''
I.ondon nor,or o;1ar
100 hin. v;nd@,r
80 sacks Liverpool ground salt
Do do blown do
30 tons Sweden En,lisb and 4 ,or.,.,, -. -;
do castinus va
German crav.lev. blisternd and cas-, s,oo1
Cui nm dy,rc,,,.b, MI. ''
$50 Spanish hides
go sides soal leather
60 sides uppcr leather
Barrels tanners oil
300 bbls n Carolina emf t,r.., ,,s
30 do mackercl
10 do prime porE
10 900 lh- bacon
Is casks prime cheese
Irish r,i,t,,os Inv 49,. ,.o- d.,
birthstone indigo na,na.r ,i,o.nt,
Race. and Ground g!neser olrnonJs
Rasine nutmcos cassia. dcmiiohns
Quart bottles, tumblers decanters. wines &c
Stone ware, window rlass
Letter, writing aud wraUDino naper
Sperm and taliow candies
Brown and shaving soap. bcesvax
Imperial, gunpow,cr ana pouchonn tcas
Duponts aud Rogers runpowder
Shot bar lead
Glover orchard grass and herds mass sc.d
Whtcmoro's cotton and wool cards;
ALSO
Cotton bogginr bale rope. bed cords
Leading lines and various other kinds Of cor-
dagc
Seine and wrapping Irvine
Shoe thread. osnaburgs thread
Osnaburgs, hessians cotton warn
Domestic broad cloths. sc Sc
NIRGINIA-N a suDerlo- C1,,-, al ---,,c-,-,,
holden at tLe. Cnoitnl in The CIV &C PicLn,of
on Monday March soib. I82g
Lewis Webb admir- de- bonis non Wit Tho rill arnc
ed of Thomas Webb. decd; also aIr,'nr o,' wilma,
Webb decd who was brother of tha snid Tbo,,as
Webb decd and q lcoalcc under M, wiz oleo o,,,,r
of John w c,b decd who was bro.bor cr Ia, sil
Thomas Webb and leoaec nudcr Lis viii ard ,l.o
adm or of Mary Smith. who survived her b,sbn,d
Samuel Smith and which Mary smith ,yoso sister oc
the said Thomas Webb and iepotcr ,,pdor his ,yilr
Elizabeth Vass late Elizabeth Webb who was n SIS
ter of the said Thomas Webb and lecotoc unJor
his will: Mosby Sheppard sheriff of Irnrico countv
and as such. adm or of Francis Webb. deed: also
ndmor of Jane NJ TunstaI decd late lam Al
oil ~ Il -. Ill