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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-25

Value Of Cotton Manufactures ex-
ported in the years ending 5th
January, 1924, 1926, 1896, IA
Value, &c. &c. in the years ending
5th January, 1927, 1928, 1929, &C
Decrease during the last three years, &c
Value Of Linens exported in the
years ending 5th January, 1894,
1925, 1896, Is
Value, &c. &c. in the years end
ing 5th January, 1927, 1923,
1929, {
Decrease during the last three years II
Value Of Woollens exported in the
years ending 9th January, 1924,
1926, 1926, III
Value, &c. &c. in the years en-
ding 5th January, 1897, 1923,
1890, is
Decrease during the last three years, 4, ..
Value Of Silks exported in the years
ending 5th January, 1924, 1926,
1926, II
Value, &c. &c. in the years en-
ding 5th January, 1927, 1928,
1899,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-25

Amounting to upwards of $4,000, comprising the
most general and valuable assortment ever offered IN
this place-The sale will be without reservs-Terms
and months credit, forapproved negotiable notes
We shall for SIX weeks, continue TO offer our
stock at private sale, at very reduced prices and in
vite those wanting great bargains, to give us call
mar % KYLE g. COCHRAN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-25

Valuable Stock of DRY GOODS at .8Ucfion.
an "Wednesday. the 18th of May next, at 10
~ O'Clock, will be sold under the mana cement of
OTIS Dunlop q Co. at their Auction Rooms, our en-
tire Stock of
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66o,eo2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-25

OF JoD PRINTING executed a, the Wing Office
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-13

BNRESH DRY GOODS.-In anticipation OF their
ID general advertisement, the Subscribers INFORM
their customers and other purchaser that they have
received by the last arrivals from Philade phis New
FORK and Boston, one hundred and eighth pntknges
Fresh american, British and French Dyy Goods in
which are included tier own importation from Eng-
land (vla New York; consisting in part OF the follow.
ing articles:
Extra blue, bhck, brown, olive, and olive brown n.
London Cloths
TO- blue, black, b,mixt, fancy mkt and lavender do
cassnefes
Plain aud fancy white London MarseilIes ouiItings
White and coloured ground chin'z printed do do do
Plain buff Toinet.-A beautiful assortment Of IN,
newest styles OF pfin's.-Fsney checked, striped and
Adrisnope; 6 4 new style singhsm.; ~. So and 4
sAmbiic and jnc0Det mu,ns- white bordessd crsy,,s
very superior and mkt and striped linen and cotton
drs-Ihelr assortment is now very good, and will in
lew days DO the most anding they have ever
had +. Il E.JAMES, & Co.
Market Square.
April I3. I1s-n
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April 49,

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR sALE.-By
virtue OF Deed Of Trust executed TO me by the
late Dr. James Lyons and duly recorded I shall of.
Ter ir sae at public auction, ION the prenise in the
City oil Richmond on Thur'dsy, the sixth day of NAV
next at O'Clock in the afternoon, two half acre lots
known In the plan Of the City by the Nos SIT and SIS
ogether with the dwelling house and all other houses
aud improvements thereon This property is situated
upon Saoekoe-Ilil, not far from che Shockp Hill Mar
ket.house, and Ia the immediate neghbourhood of Mr.
Robert Pollard aud Dr. Trent. Iii. desirable and yalu
able residence, and is believed be 60 well known that
a minute description Of il is unnecessary. Mis- Lyons
Is entitled to dover in the property, which iii be
commued, IL the purchaser chooses for a fair annual
allowance.
Atthe same time and place, will be sold an undivided
moety OF two-half acre lots in DuvaPs addition, in the
neighbourhood Of James A. Grant and others known
by the Nos and 2lThe title to the above property is
believed to he unque,iJnable, but acting as trustee
shall convey only such title IL vested in NE. The
sale VIII be made UPON credit Of twelve mouths-ihe
purchase money bearing interest from the day Of sale
bond with security aud deed Of irust upon the pro-
perry, to secure the payment will be required
The sale will be conducted by Thos fsyIor EN-
RICHARD MORRIS Trustee
April 10 ZIG ids
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OBITUARY.


this dry painful task record the among
n another Of the Oldest and csteI members of
Esq departed this life in tho 6l of her
i inst the city of Richmond whore she visit
yesterday morning inferred in the family bury ground
mouth
maron best read in the deep nicOn of her offspring
and SonS, ana the pervaing sympathy
The of her mild and unou.ivc Virtues nd Of her pou
walk ind wccty cmbamned
her spirit, have hope and believe, is
with the God who ton whose and loving
she had leaned in all her ulctions with full
faith (Ereder.eks5arg Herald 7nt INST.
DlE0, AT the residence of Dr. William OF
Couriand Law Co Ala the 10th inst Dr. NruMo MoRRss,
aa, the 1922
friendship aud of all who had
we'll lie constant aud unrenit, ing
eon, AID fell victim To his
good penetrating vigorous and com
prclenve, govoned by the uniform principles
integrity; neither melted by pleasure ccmnacy
by distress detection la situation of his life
and his God whom he worshppedfu
affection his brethren of mnnLind-thu his friends
his cncmieswam with
simple in his mannersbu manly in his eelngon whose
could entirely ey whose deceived whose
of kindness etIsien
the guuicssuc virtues the whose amened
death have TO record.
Church. and though young in years he had made uncommon
in the Christian life and had already become standard of
of patience and resignation rarely Witnessed he often
pressed in his firm aud fixed confidence tho
wisdom belief
accePianc ofGod and Of final happiness Thus evincng
the benign
the religion Of the meek and lovely Saviour the
recently, in franklin, Pendleton County, Mrs. CARoiSg
Mccoy wife Of VIM McCoy J Esq and daughter of the Hon.
Wm Mccoy representative Congress- who by this affecting dis
deprived oil child buckingham
Near Prince Frederickovn Calvert County, Md. on
the Goth day of March, $780, coloured
hundred and fourteen years! Certified by the best auoyJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-13
To TnN EDIroRs OF rIIE ENoU:RI

To TnE EDITORS OF THE ENoU:RER.
GENrLfMEN;-Prl init me TO make a sHggesuon t.
you on tie subject II the Tarin 1 wish YOU would
procure ftom some OF your commercial iei de lit Of
the various articles in common use in families, uuler
the beads Of Dry Good, G. Oceres and Har, ware MAC.
them in extended list, in plain n,elcible manner
dollars and cents in the Country where II s produced
then what II would cost, adding the expense por
teton aud fair mercantile p' Oft and along side OF hat
the present. selling price wnh the exsttg duties 1t
strikes me that II this were well done, so TO enable
every family To know at what price they could TN
snpplies without the Taii, ard compare il with wha,
they actually pay would be mOrei orcible arg ,imen
IMAM any have yet seen used because il would be in
dspu'abie and every argument have yet has its
opponents, and the ming is plausible en- both
sides, mat plain man is bewildered But this would
tell Tue IN at once that however they may latter them
selves win the notion that there is direct Tax in the
United States there IL not sett Of knives and forks,
or blanket or pound OF tea sugar. they buy, wha,
they pay tax, direct Tax and heavy tax in that
simple transacon But they do not know il: and the
object OF this suggestion is TO let them know it, and lie,
them see how much il is Let this be published not
only once, but over and again, h il may no, he
foi gotten or overlooked. aud think il would make con
verts even among the stauDehest friends Of the Tariff
There are many OF them, ave doubt who are very
willing TO spend their breath in favor OF the measure
who, was proved home them tina, they were pay.
ing large sum in cash every of their lives. and
spending their hard earnings which ought 90 the
comfort OF themselves and families in support of their
favorte theory, would be glad reract their praises
OF the Ia i'll, and very sorry that they had lot done
s,oner
have written more than intended You may use
this hint as yoH think proper. w.
" We think the suggestion il very excellent one
but as Is out OF our power TO collect the materials
and make the calcula ion should be particularly
biged TO any mercantile friend who would be at the
trouble OF making out such view Of the effects of the
Tafih as he may think the best calculated to answer
the purposc.-TEDuroRs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-13
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
NToTIcE IS HEREBY GIVEN 10 , i" r rom =,

UpTtI 0H, IS3U.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 20 tho rropiie,ors
y of III. SIX PER cent Stock, created in pursuance
OF an Act Of Congress, passed he 81 day OF March,
1915, that the Certificates OF the said S oek amount
ing in the whole to sic millions tour hundred and oriy
thousand five hundred and fifty sir dollars and sepen-
teen cents, will be- paid the first day Of July next
TO the proprieors thereof their legal representatives.
or attorneys. duly continued, on the presentation and
surrender OF the said Certificates the Treasury or
at the Loan Office where the may stand credited.
Notice is further given, that transfer of the Ger
hcates Of Paid Stock, from the books OF the Treasury
any Loan Office, will be allowed after the first day
Of June next.
Aud also, that the interest all the Certificates Of
the said Stock, will and determine on the 30h
day Of June s. d INGHAM,
Secretary of The Treasury.
April Is. ll6-wII.tJIy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-13

NEW DRY GOOD STORE.-Opening this Morns
"a ing (April l2tl) by the subscriber, few door
street, fifty packages OF New and Fashionable Fancy
Dry Goods OF this Springs importation Also-an ex.
tensive assortment Of Tish Linens, Long Lawns Sheet.
lngs, Bird4 Eye and table diapers Like wise Lace
V,s-Quillings, Bobbiaet and Thread Laces of every
description The entire stock of goods arc auction pur-
ehases consequently great Bargains may he had at
Robert H. Jenkins Irish Linen and Fancy Dry Good
Store, NJ ain Street.
A rril Is. JI6-3t
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April 10.
VERY VALUABLE ESTATE.

VERY VALUABLE ESTATE.
NATILL be sold to the highest bidder al public auc-
w ton, at Halfay Court House, on Monday the
2s day Of June next, (beng Court day. if lair, il not
The next fair day. tract Of land lying in the County Of
Halifax, BANTER River, containing by late survey
,595 3-S acres; 100 5-S Of which fret rate low
grounds belonging to the Estate OF Edmund Ifby dec.
large portion OF the low ground is .tey drained
and has been for the last ten years in regular and
gressve state Of improve This tract is said be
the GDe., estates in the County: Judges of
the opinion that so hands he worked TO advantage up
on il One fourth Of the purchase money will be required
on the 18Th December next, with iseres from the day
sale The other three fourths on and q years credit
from the day Of sae--bonds with approved Security,
and deed OF irus, the land will be required Of tho
purchaser-The title shall be satisfactory and COM
pIePosse'son given the LIST day Of January next,
with the privilege OF seeding crop of small grain in
the fall. w. X. JOHNSTON,
LEW JONES
Administrator OF Edmund Irby dec
April l3 ll6-tis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-13

We are happy TO recognize In the Albany Argus an
able and enlightened auxiliary in the defence of the
Constution-Speaking of the National Rond n Iata
No. of the Argus says -" If the measure were CON
coded to be expedent should be pleased to know il
any oil its friends, (and its friends, if can be
shown to he expedient and constitutona) tcH mt
their finger upon that provision Of The ". S. Consttu-
ton toich cOnfers upon Congress The po,Cer 10 con-
sfruct tins rood."-We repeat the demand. We call
upon the friends OF the Mammoth Road, 10 point their
finger that Clause of the Constitutions which author
yes such an appropriation.-Thc Knoxville Register
maintains the cause Of truth with great sprThe pa
per OF the 3lst OF March says T'We have showed nv
extracts from the Journal OF the Convention who form
ed the Constitution Of the United States that the prepo
sition TO give The General Government the power of
granting interpretations TO construct Roads and Canals
was moved. discussed, and rejected. Mr.. King, who
was member Of the Convention, also stated, that this
rejection did not proceed the supposon, that this
power was already contained in other part of the
Constitution Such thing" he replied, Z" was never
thought Of" II also proposed, that there should
he a Secretary Of Domestic Affairs, whose duty il
should be to attend 10 matters of General police the
state of agriculture, and manufactures the opening
roads and navgsons, internal Improvements and the
facilitating communications throughout the United States
and TO recommend such measures and establishments
as might tend TO promote such objects. But this propo
ston was Degatived by the Convention. Here is posi-.
tive proof, that in this respect construction of the
Constitution, conforms TO the views Of those who made
IT. this opinion Is sanctioned and confirmed by the ati-
hority of those usrOus republicans, Jefferson and
Madison. The latter says, ia his Message on the bill
to set apart and pledge certain funds for Internal In
provemen's: am not unaware Of the great impor-
lance OF roads and canals and the improved navigation
OF water courses; and that power in the national leg
lsature toPrevidc for them, might be exercised with
signal advantage TO the general prosperity. But see
ing That such power not expressly given by the Con-
sutuuon; ami believing II cannot be deduccd from any
part OF II, without an nadmssibe latitude Of censtruc-
ton, and reliance on insufficient precodeuts; believing
also that the permanent success Of he Constitution de-
ponds on definite partition Of powers between the gen.
era and the state governments, and that adequate
landmarks would be left by the constructive extension
Of the powers Of Congress- az proposed Ira the bill have
no option but to withhold my signature from tl-Nor
can we permit ourselves entertain moments doubt
about the course Of Gen. Jackson.--We repeat OR
nope mat he too would put his UetO on the bill now
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-13
ANOTHER CAPITAL PRIZE OF
Ten THOUSAND DOLLARS!
To be drawn in the City of Baltimore, on

10 Ue drawn IN me cry oil Baltimore,
Wednesday, 2SM of .4priL
ME ARYLAND STATE LOTTERY, No. 4, torIIsSO
1VH This scheme il arranged on the popular ODD
and EVEN SYSTEM, by which The holder of Two
Tickets or two Shares is certain of obtaining least
One Psize aud may draw THREE!
Besides the Capital Prize OF TEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS, there are the usual number Of minor de-
nominations. and no Prize iotoer than Five Dollars
Only 5000 Tickets III the Scheme-More Prizes than
Blanks the whole payable in CASH. which as usual
can be had the moment they drawn.
Whole Tickets, $500 Quarters, SI,25
Halves. 2,20 Eigh,hs, gees.
~ ORDERS either by mail (po,t paid) or private
conveyance, enclosing the Cash prizes will meet
the prompt and punciua attention as il on person.
LCoHEN, Jr. s. BROTHERS,
March 80 1l2-i23A Baltimore.
~ EW AUCTION ESTABLISHMENTS HUR-
" CHILL j. SELDEN & Co., having given the re-
CURED security, and taken out license, respectfully
tender their services to the public in the general c-
ft0n and Commission BuSiness-embracng the sale of
Real Estate, Slaves, Dry Goods, Hardware s. Cutlery
Groceries, Wearing Apparel, Horses s. Carirges Jewel
ry, Household Furniture, Books & Stationary, &c. Sc
Having taken the eligible stand, opposite the Eagle
HOTEL with large Lumber House attached to it-They
are now prepared to receive consignnens make adj
vances, and flaer themselves by prompt and unremt-
ted attention TO business, TO merit share of public pat
ronage.
Trustee and Orphans's sales, and outdoor sales of
any description promptly attended to.
Regular sales at the Auction Store ON Tuesday and
Friday in each week
April 6. II4-2wf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-13
OHIO COUNTY ELECTION.

Or the above vote for and against the ratification Of
the Amended Constitution, only az by PERSONS
10 whom the right Of suffrage Is esiended-fvery one
Of whom voted against H. The people If Ohio county
have thus given most unequyocsl expression Of their
dsapprobation Of the charter which has been offered
them by Messrs Leigh and Co., sovereign superb
Of the East,' &cIf we may Judge from the vote
in Montgomery and Ohio countless the Trans.Allegha.
ny will nearly Horse and Foot and Dragons
against the COnstituiion.Tf The East aud The Middle
Country IT, ii lie lime for them 10 be up and
adding,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-13

YHyOBACCO Planters are respectfully informed, 'ha
u al tobacco consigned 20 for the future shall
b. re eived INTO the Ware House free Of drayage from
the Basin or the Dock freight &c paid when requested
by VIM s. r. BURTON,
Inspectors Seabtook's.
April 10. II6-w2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-13

H ABOURERS wANTED.-wsnted fifteen or %
dA labourers by the month"; for The balance Of the
year-lor which liberal price will be given. Apply 10
April g. l14-3t FRENCH & JORDAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-13

selves When it is told that the Common attn OF vir-
gnia she who has boasted loudly of her attachment
TO The rights OF man, has declared bv her fundamental
law, .aat inc. government OF community, cannot be
safely conided in majority of its ficemen.
We VIII say 10 the leading men in the Convention;
those WHO nave uiumphed the principles upon
which must rest the governaeat of every free country
who are now perhaps reeicn, in their victory that we
envy them not, either their glory their 3alne. We
their Try. and having rctles in old age covered
with honors should suffer themselves be dragged from,
c peaceful shades OF rcpose, 10 lend their and
Influence TO create and keep alive local preudices in
the land OF their nativity.
We have reasons 10 fear that in the west there
are persons who will vote for this Constitution be-
cause they say it will lessen the expenses of govern
ment Does any person really believe, that the expen-
ses oil this government, will be less than at pre-
sent should any one think so, all can say, is that
we believe he will be disappointed. But should such
be the effect Of this Constitution viii the people of the
west sell their brthright for less than mess of pot
ge, and draw upon themselves the curses of DO tcry
Tor thousand generations?
we viii make an observation only the Executive
Why did the Convention refuse to let the people elect
the governor! Was il because they though, them in
capable oil making wise selection? We think not
But because it would give every free white man,
equal weight in this branch of the Government.
Therefore, Resoised That the members of this Meet
ing, a, the ensuing election, win against the New
o Amended Constitution.
Resolved, That the Members of this Meeting will use
all honorable means in their power induce their friends
and acquaintances to vote against the same
Resolved, That these proceedings he published in
the Western Virginia Argus, and that the
ny papers, and the Richmond Enquirer and the Cons-
'u',ons whig &; be requested to re-publish them.
Ordered, That the Proceedings OF this Meeting be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary
DAVID FRENCH Chairman.
AUGUSTUS A. CHAPMAN, Secretary.
SALES of Tobacco Auction at Shocko Wa, house,
on the 9th April, 1880. 4 crop of 5 Hhds. belonging
TO Mr.. Thomas Withers of Dinwiddie county:
No /, so 5O1
2, 80
,, 10 rs Average. IS 65
4, Z 25
8, CPS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-13
CITY ORCANIIATION

The persons ell c,.d on Wednesday, the 7th inst in
the several Wards Of the City, assembled the day
he City Hall. and proceeded to the election Of the
Mayor, Recorder and Aldermen.
JOSEPH TATE, E.q. was unanimously reelected
Mayor.
EDMUND w. RooTs was elected Recorder, ard
IHoMAs BRocKENpRoUOH !SeaiOr alderman
Thomas Priddy. Will p. Thompson and Ma.
,haneI Charter, were eleS:ed Aldermen for jefferson
Yard.
James Rawlings. James M'Kildoe, William Allison
and Otis Manson, Aldermen for Madison Ward.
And John Goddn, Msrn Drury and Preston Smith,
Aldermen for Monroe Ward
The other fifteen persons returned elected, are Com.
mon Councilman. viz.
John G. Williams, John Enders. John A. Lancaster,
samuel Subie't Henry Clarke, John S. Myers, John
Rutherford, Gustavus A. Myers, James Bosh-r, Cur
don H. Bacchns, James +. Heath, Robert G. Scott,
John Bosher, Mann ). Valentine and George w. Nun.
ford
John G williams E'q was unanimously elected
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-13
+. MOI Of me Last Legislature.

The Delaware Waterman says, the only Editors
whose before the Senate Of the u s. for
hrmaiiOn, are Messrs. NJ. NJ. Noah, D. S. Carr, NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-13

This rs an interesting day at JYashington.-I, is
stated in the u s. Telegraph, that great dinner is
he given at Browns his day the Anniversary of Tho
Jeiersons birth day Ii expected, that the Democratic
Jeiicrsonian Republicans; the friends OF the OLD Re-
publican School OF 80 and go will acnd-but one
oil the yccpt n a,iona Republicans The President OF
the u D alone is 70 be invited; and il is said that he
will attend. II the Proceedings of the Day, should
correspond 10 the true spirit oil the Old Republican
Party, we shall hail them with great satisfaction, and
VIII lay the I0osts and Speeches before our Readers
Hopes are entertained by of the Repul lcans at
ashington that matters assuming brighter aspect
that the Republican, Party is consolidating its strength
the true principles of the Constitution reviving
as they existed in the best days of Jefferson and Mad
son. and that every thing will straight
The tone OF this Republican Festival, dedicated it is
to the Anniversary Of this Patriarch Of the Revolution
and hrm supporter Of the text of the Constitution may
be calculated TO give life and effect to this disposition
Washington
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April i3.

BIGGER'S OFFICE.
"a MON Canal Lottery Of Penpsylvania, Class No
q 6, for 1880.
To be drawn in the City Of Philadelphia on Tuesday
the goth April and the official drawing will be 70
eeived by BIGGER, the Friday following, $3.50 inst
60 No Lottery, dawn ballots.
Capitals $4,000, $4,000 S. 900. $4,000 S24l0, 10
OF 81 900, &c Sc.
Tickets 50, Halves 80, Quarters 25.
For sale in the usual great variety at the Lottery aud
exchange Office of
THOS d. BIGGER.
- Where Thursday last No 3, 81, ST. the
highest Capital Prize Of $40 600 in the Delaware and
South Carolina Lottery, extra class No. 3, sold
and paid at sight 10 resident o Richmond-and where
no less than Five Capital Prizes have been sold and
paid usual b. BIGGER sight 10 the three last draw
ings.
II Orders from abroad meet The most prompt auen-
ton. April q. 11f..d'H
BIGGER'S OFFICE.
III kRAWING Diem al Swamp Canal Lottery, Glass
" No. 2.
2S 90 SO 40 10 81 2
Dismal Swan Canal Lottery, Extra CIass, No. l.
Draws in the Guy OF Richmond, "Wednesday, 2Ist In.
slant
$4,000 Capital Prze
STirkets 4, Shsres IN proportion
Grand Con 'oidated Lott ~, Cha No. "tl TO-
dravn in the City OF Washington. Tuesdey u Api,
Instant
$40 900 CAPITAL Priv.
Tickets s 10, Sbsres in proportion.
Orders from abroad Will receiv~ The most nroU RI
attention from THO 49, BIGGER
April 49, lI6-2if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-13

The n. Y. Commercial Advertiser is still unfortunate
in It's attempts 10 justify the expression applied
the Edorof this paper.-It is most unqucstionably'
false, that We knetc the charges made by (our) Cor
re pondent against the Craftsman were false and base
We have stated already that il subject had ne
yer Investigated, aud did not understand.