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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-26

which will be the source of an increase OF inc
wealth of each State, and comfort to each lndlvl-
dual. The States being out of debt, they Will be
more independent, the Union more strong and
prosperous, and the people more happy. The
excelIency of this felicitous national condition,
NAV be procured only by moderate tax on for
eian commerce-one so light as not to give um,
bragg to any foreign nation. Certainly 1t should
not: for there is no nation this country has a
commercial intercourse with, that does not raise
from foreign commerce more revenue tnah "
millions. They tax higher what they import
from this country, and also they tax much OF
what they allow to be imported into it. This Is
an advantage which is allowed to them by the
American constitution, and they increase their
revenue by it, and at the expense OF the consump-
ton of the people of this country.
The only aim of what has been addressed to the
public, was to induce the States to take care OF
their independence, by avoiding debt, and to
guard against immoderate State taxes-to leave
to the United States (having the authority and
the money to provide for the prosperity OF inter
nal trade,) to consent to the assumption of their
existing debts, and not again to do any act that
will put them in that dependent condition. BY
so doing, they will be more independent. and
their citizens more satisfied with the administra-
ton of State Governments. SULPIIlCS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-26

Mn. EprroR: You have seen what intended
,s the second number Of g We the People" II
YOU cannot consent to publish 1T, please say IN
Tour columns, that g the remarks OF ''Ue me
People. are too mtemperate-'ce n'sdn' haey are
bv far. too harsh upon the ,corthy men 'eho are
ISnd ought to be acknowledged oar s'tper,ors.'
While writing. would state that wnen l &c nls AS
determined to interest myself In the affairs OF the
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-05-05
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The Arkansas advocate., 1830-05-05
! ADVERTISING.

TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
 Advertisements, not exceeding 12 lines, first insertion, ONE DOLLAR, each eontinu- ance, FIFTY cENTs-longer advertisements in the same proportion.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-05-05
AN ADDRESS,

Deliuered on the 22d February, 1880, in be- half ef ate TfaasylOonia Whig Society," 6g Mr. HENRy A. GRIswoLp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03
Aug. II

VIRGINIA: At Rules holden in the Clerks ogscs
Of the Superior Court Of Chancery for the Rich
mona District, the End day OF August, 1880.
John Leneve and Mary W. his wife Uezekiab Uyob..
and Minerva D. his wife, and Martha Ann Rawlings,
Pitts
against
Thomas Browder, George Clarke, Henry Mss,ie, An.
drew Ellison and Walker Dunn Defs
The defendants George Clarke, Henry Massie, An
drew Ellison and Walker Dunn not having entered their
appearance and given security according 10 the Act NJ
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and IL appearing
ny satisfactory evidence, that they not inhabitants of
this Country II is ordered, that the said defendants do
appear here the first day Of the next January Term
and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; and that conv =,
this order be forthwith inserted in some ne wspsper pb
lshed in the City OF Richmond for two months s,ecs.
siyey and posted At the front door Of the Capitol in the
said City. A copy. Teste VIZ
August a. aovs"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03

"Be not deceived by heir entlcing appearances Al
their beginning, the buds OF hope and passion
may appear but they end in anguish poverty and de.
structiou."
Our erveni prayer for you Is that yc, may be pre-.
pared by sincere reneoiauce, TO appear before the
Judge Of all the Earth. And we would urge you 10
arpy TO tts'e pious men whose duty il is TO teach
our Holy Rel gioo, 10 help you with their PRAYERS and
instruct ms during the Wv Remaining DAYS which ay
be allowed TO you; aud may God grant success
endsavOrs.
ooiy remains for us TO declare the sentence Of the
Law which il, and this court doth accordingly adj.
judge,
That you be carried from hence to the pr.on from
Whence YOU cams-and from thence to the pi ace Of
Efeeuon-end there be hanged by the neck until you
shall b' dead And may God OF his infinite grace have
mercy uron your soul.
In performing this opsressiveIy painful duty. Judge
Putnam was much affected, and sobbed audibly after
ne mad pronounced The judgment OF the Court. The
prisoner on the contrary, maintained his unconc
throughout Indeed. there was apparently not epec-
tator, who did no, suffer more than he who was most
interested O0 leaving the bar he put qnd of tobac.
60 into his mouth, with the utmost non chaisnce
The trials OF Joseph j. Knapp, Jr and Geo. CROWN
shieidAre necessariy postponed till the next term OF
me Court, which will lit in Salem, Nov The
Judges are required by law to proceed on the Crcui,
IN the western counties early in next month; and the
recent death OF the Chief Justice has devolved on the
C:urt many arduous preparatory duties.
The day OF j F. Knspp's execution il 10 be fixed by
the Governor o. the Council rBosfon Patriot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03

vi OTlCE.-By virtue ola deed Of trust, executed 10
l ne sHbseIiber by John i. Price the 23d dayof
APRIL 1927. and duly recorded in Cumberland Cleyk,.
office, the 2Sth day Of May 1927 for purposes therein
mentioned, shall proceed 10 sell saiJ tract Of land men
TONED IN ssid deed on The premises the fifth day Of Oc-
ober next for casb The tract Of land lies 10 one mile
Of Ranes Tavern, aud Is believed to contain about one
hundred and thirty forty acres he the same more or
ess The subscriber believes the title TO he good bu,
VIII Only sell fueh title ss is vested in him by ssid deed
JOHN W. WILSON, Trustee.
August "a. s2-wAv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03
[" Muon Yrr REMAINS uNsusc."
from "rhree Couses aud a Desscrt."l
THE DOS-A-nOS -TErE

From "rhree ComSes and Dessert."l
THE DOS-A-nOS TErE-A-TErE.
hiy wfi loathss picked pork, and ha;o ham,
doat ON pancaSeS--she loves lritters;
Aud thus, alas! jus; like my mornin. diam,
The evening ri my life is dastd ,rith bIter,,
OH as we arc, tho ninnyhammer wants
10 teach the FTench-and won't learn it,
MY nigh iy paths, where'cr roam, shc haunts
Ana gtuises mo my glass, though well l Darn il.
Tho other day, while sitting back To back,
she reused mo from short sweet slumbcrr,
by iaxin. mo at such rate, good Lack
Aud summing up her :riets in these sad numbsrsi
You hate mo, YOU brute, nnd you know it;
Eut why not in secret repine,
Instead of dolighting to show il.
You question my knowledge of French,
Aud won't believe 'ru1niRdge' is che~ss:-
Why can't YOU look cool ON the wnnch.
To mo you're all shjper-de freeze,
WHEN around you, quite fondly I'vo sluns.
You have oitcntimes said in u rage,
such folly may do for the young,
but take II to bc baG-ia age!
reticule bag il | buy,
tA tino becoming each BELIEF
"At Jerco. madam you cry,
wish you, aud your bag at-elio'
"Whcn had in sonc cofdials so rioh.--
with letters all LABELED quite handy;
says YOU, I'm inquire, YOU old witch,
III q DIV doesn't moan brandy.'
Whenever wish To repose,
You rouse mo, YOU wretch. with a sneeye.
And lastly, i'll do=e- adore,
To neh me, you just iohee;e ,chce:c."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03
Aug. IT

WlRGlNlA-At a Superior Court OF ChsDceIv
v holden at the Capitol, 10 the City Of Richme nd
the 81 day of July, 1890
john kobefison, Attorney General OF the Common.
weal'h Of Virginia, PnH.
against
Sophia Bradley and John G. Williams, DsGl,s.
The bill in this cause being exhibited for the MIR.
pose OF recovering moety OF the personal estate of
Thomas IL Bradley, late Of The City of Richmond.
native oil Great Britain. the ground that there h. no
person entitled thereto, under the laws of this Com
Inohweaiih. dIrectins the distribution Of Inte.tates,
estaes. and tha the same is vested in the Ijerarv
FUND: On The mo'ioD OF the Attorney General The
Court doth Order Tia, publication be made for three
months successively, in the Richmond ENQUIRER and
The National lnteIgencer, published in the civ of
Washington requiring all persons, claiming an
in the personal estate OF the sail Thomas RI R,.dl.y
~, ee'' appear mere on the first day Of
defendants to this suit Extract Tesie,
VIM. G. PENDLETON, G. @.
aug H. 29-w3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03
August "a
I'm CHANCERY.-Middlesex CounIy Court July
~ IS2O- - ~
Mordecai c. Booth.

Mordecsi c. Booth, PuG
Against Benz. X. Hudsins, Defdt
The Defendant, Benjamin r. Hudgips, not having
entered ms appearance and given security according
the act OF the General Assembly and the rules of this
Court aud il appearing that he is hot an inh bi,an OF
this Conmonwe On the motion OF the Plaintiff by
uenrge wright, his counsel IL is Ordered, That In Z
sad defendant do appear here the first day Of Oco-
Der Court nex', aud answer the Plaintiff bill; aud ,ha,
copy OF this Order be forthwith inserted in ihe Rh
mona Inquirer, idr two months uccrs.iyvly aud also
posted at the front door OF the Courthouse of This county
a Cory. Iesie, GEO. HEALY, C. NJ c.
Aug.6 26-vSy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03
Eastern District Of Tuginia, TO ,gu:

Eastern District Of Vu ginia, TO ,cit:
E8E II REMEMBERED, That on the first day OF July,
ELI in the hity-our'h year Of the lndepe ndence OF
RI G, The Unied States OF America BENJAMIy
WATKINS LEIGH, OF the said Di.nict, fer and
ON behalf OF the Commonwealth of Vil a. hath de.
posted in this office, the lille OF book the Int here
oil he claims or the beut' OF said Commonwe al,h
as author, in The words following, 10 wit:
"Rtp0rts@ Cases argued and determined in fhe
Court Of appeals, and in the General Court a,
pugtnia. By Benjamin Watkins Leigh w
iume IL
In conformity to the &C. of the Congress OF the Uni,ed
States emitted an act fur lie agemen OF learn
Ing by securing the copies Of maps, charts aud bcos
10 The au hors and prophet OF sgch copies during the
times therein mentioned" RID JEFFRIE
Clerk IF the Eastern District of Vrginia
August 20. 3O-wtv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03

ENOR SALE That valuable tract of land called
D. North End, situated on North River, at the line
oil division between the counties of Gloucester and
hews.
1t contains about $500 of land, of which from
IL 10 looo is arabic and adapted TO the various crops
grown i'll the lower part of Virginia
The timbred land consists principally of white oak and
being in ip-buildng country, and short distance
from the Navy Yard at Norfolk is rendered the more
valuable AS persons DESTROYS of purchasing will OF
course examine for themselves, it is deemed unnecessa
ry TO describe this well known estate, further than to
remark, that superadded 10 the advantages it may pos
sess OF SOIL climate and the various uxuries which the
salt water affords, it is situated in neghbourhood sell
dom equalled for social and polished society. new
property and will be sold with if desired The terms
oil payment would be made easy and liberal TO those de-
slrous OF purchasing; and slaves stock and farming i'm
PIGMENTS, might be had reasonable terms. For any
Information in relation TO this property reference is
made to Col. David Bullock, Richmond, John Tabb,
Esq oil Norfolk, and on the premises to
III. p. VAN BIBBER.
North End p. O., August 90 30-wJOf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03
North End p. o. A

FNNRUSTEE'S SALE BY virtue OF Deed OF
a fiusi ON Ludweli Lee, bearing da : the LIT Of
May, 10 the year S23, and recorded in the County
Court OF Spo'tsyvans, shall, on Monday. the ii III
day oil Oeober next before the front door OF the Eag
Hotel, in the City OF Richmond, proceed to sell, al
public auction, to the highest bidder, Tract OF Land
lying in the ssid county Of S1ousylvania, containing
Tour lhosan1 hundred and forty acres mere or less;
being part Of he Tract OF Land commonly designated
IN The ssd county as the Mine Trac. The Land is
represented 70 contain largo quantity oil iron ore -
Large quantities OF this were, mef times rails
ed with large pfoh TO those eneage o the operation;
ana 1t s supposed that the Mines might be now work
ed TO much profit ii the operations prude aly aud
skiiiuily conducted. But, of this, tits supposed the
purchaser will, by an examination, info'm himself az
no guaranty OF the extent fertility Of the Mines III
be made Selling as Trustee, I shsl convey TO the
rurchafer with special warranty only, though il be.
hved that the title IL unquesoBable.
The Terms OF Sale will be one-hird OF liz purchase
money, and the charses OF the sale and OF the eArcu.
non OF the trust to I've paid in hand; and the &c sJue OF
he purchase money, in three equal ins,aments paya.
ole respectively at one, two, and three years from
me DAY oil SALE and bearing nteres, from that day. aud
to he secured by deed Of trust or the land
Aug ~. 2S-w'ds ROBERT STAHARD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03

NOTICB-Al persoos having claims against The es.
~ 'aie Of VIM. +. Micou, deed will please present
them as possible, prep fIy authenticated for
expected 10 make immediate payment. The books and
papers will he kent fos this week al the residence OF
the late VIM f. Micou. and afterwards al the counting
room Of Mr.. Tbos peterborough.
Ia my absence, Mr. Thos. w. Micou, will be duly
authorized 10 settle all accounts relating 10 the esta,e
JOHN MICOU. Exor Of
August n. 92-w3w VIM. +. MICOU, deed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03
It, MTEW ORLEANS PACKETS-To ,aiI !,

lEh NEW ORLEANS PACKETS-To ali in
LJTsH ~ al the month OF o tober next. The fact
--~-S@-- sailing coppefed AZ copper asten ned brig
BOURNE
OF i96 tons buriheD, Il. H. Banks, Master will sail for
New Orleans from tbe LIST to l0;h of October next or
sooner required; her accommodations are Of tie most
spacious aud comfortable krd, and admirably adopted
to The transportation OF slaves sad vessel is now riding
at anchor in the harbour, for ibe reception Of
gers,whefe every attention is ebseryed for their con IT.
III brig .''~ ''' '''''' ''''''''
OF l62 tons burihen, Robert Benfh0H Master will sai
TOR ibe above port from the i0ih 20h OF October her
accommodations also ate Of the spacious kind; she
momen'ly expected, when she will ride anchorage in
the stream for the reception Of passengers.
IL Persons DESTROYS Of shipping will please make
eay application 10 prevent Disappointment TO either OF
tie masters on board or 10
RICHARD DRUMMoND, NorJofk.
Au8ust 81 slwfonoI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03

AWJHlTE MARSH FOR sALE.--Tho Subscriber
Wv is authorised by the heirs and distributes of
Mary M p G. Roocs, decd to make sale of that valu-
able estate in the county Of Gloucester and state of Yr-
GINA, called WHITE MARSH, supposed to contain
about two thousand acres, 1909 of which are first rate
Low Grounds and the Hills of the best quality in that
section OF country. minute description of this Estate
is unnecessary as il is certain that persons disposed TO
purchase win examine it particularly: they arc invited
to do so, and Mr. a. Smith the Manager residing on
the premises is instructed to show any gentleman who
desires it, every part of the Estate. ! will only add
that these Lands lay between Ware and Severn Rivers
and extending TO both aordiHg navigation TO vessels Of
large burthen, and furnishing fish and oysters of the
best quality, and in great abundance. The improve
inents consist Of large brick Dwelling House with
four rooms on floor nearly new, and finished i'm the
best style; all necessary out houses some of them
brick, an most Of them new. The Low Grounds Law
in compact body Immediately in front of the house
without single break, and every part TO be seen from
the dwelling al single glance ofthe eye thew are fine
ly calculated for the production of Barley, Wheat I'm.
dian Corn Cotton, &C., in fact this Estate is generally
knowledged by all who have seen it, to be the best
Of the same extent, and of the handsomess i'm va
The time Of payment will be made TO suit the pur
chaser and the necessary number Of hands TO cultivate
the Estate together with the stock of every kind farm
ing utensils, &c. will be sold wiCl it, if required
May III. l-wu JOHN TABB
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03
I'm rules tskon !. the clerks e.
ice OF Prince Edward cosnty court, the 3nd day Of
August, 1880
Jacob Taylor, Pltf

August, 1850
Jacob Taylor, Pltf
against
Jane. D. Wood and Moses Tredway, executors Of
bnson, the repress natives Jacob Taylor name
y, Henry WHEEL and Elizabeth his wife, Michael Tsy.
Tor, John il. Lulz and Mary his wife, Henry TAYLOR
Bstshcm Harvey and Es'ker his wife, Jesse Lutz and
Sarah his wife ard David Taylor the representatives of
Mary Linn, deed, namely, George. Henry s.. Peter,
Jacob, John, Michael William aud Samuel Znn, eorg
aud John Mincar. John HUFF aud Elizabeth his wife
David Well. aud Mary his wife, Henry Grim aud Eliz
abe,h his vile, the representatives. OF Henry Taylor
deed namely John Taylor, Henry Taylor Jacob Tay
Tor, Daniel Taylor, Otis Wilkins and Het,y his wife
The representatives. OF John Taylor deed, namely Mi
chael Taylor, Joseph Taylor, Christ an Reede aud f..
hzabeth bis wife, Christian B,ets and Catbarine his
wife, Simon HeDing and Magdaline his wife, John
wsner and Mary his wife. Def..
The defendants Michael Taylor, Elizabeth Robinson
Henry Wiize aud Elizabeth his wife, Michael TAYLOR
John II. Lutz aud Mary his wife, Henry TAYLOR, Bet
shem Harvey and Esther his wife, Jesse Luiz and Sa
his wife, John Taylor, ii. nry Taylor Jacob Tay lor
Daniel Taylor, Michael Taylor Joseph Taylor, Chis-
,lan keed- and Elizabeth his wife, Christian Briets and
Catharne his wife, Simon Hening aud Maydans his
wie, John Wisner and Mary his wife, not having en-.
tered Their appearance aud given security according
an act OF the General Asserby, and the rules of this
Court aud 1t appearing that they not inhabi ants
OF this Stsie-On the motion Of the Plaintiff by his At
torney, Ii il ordered that the said Defendants do
swer the Plaintiffs bill and that copy OF hi. order be
forthwith inserted In enc Of the public new.ps
pets printed in the City OF Richmond Tor two months
successvely and also posted the front door of the
Courthouse oi this county. Copy. Ttae,
August27. 32-wSw b.. WORSHAM c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03

q IHuiNIh M ItuIes holdeh IN the Clerks Office
OF the Superior Court of Chancery for the Rich
mond District, the End day of August, 1885,
Sylvia, woman of colour, and others Pitts
against
Lawson Burfoot, cx'or. of James Scott deed John
Haynes and Elizabeth his wife, James Wniree, Cleber
Scott, David Murray, Alexander II. Branch, Robert
Mciyree, Sarah McTyrec, and others, Defts
The defendants John Haynes, and Elizabeth his wife
James Winfree, Cleber Scott, ID. Murray A. r. Branch
and Robert and Sarah McTyree, not having entered
their appearance and given security according TO the
ACT oil Assembly and the Rules of this Court and it APP
pearng, by satisfactory evidence are not inhab
ants OF this Country 1t is ordered That the said de-
eaans do appear here the first day OF the next jan
uary Term, and answer the bill of the plaintiffs; and
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted i'm
newspaper published in the City of Richmond, for two
months successfully, and posted the front door of the
capitol, In the said City. Copy. Tese,
VIM. G. PENDLETON c. c.
August "a. cIwSy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03

NOrICE.-0n the second Monday in Oc,ober next,
" at the courthouse door OF the county of James
CITY, lin Wiiliamsburg) in pursuance Of a decree OF
the Superior Court OF Chancery OF the Williamsburg
District shall sell at public auction. Tract or parcr
OF Land, situate in the county OF York, on Skimino
Creek, and near York river containug is supposed
about 4i0 acres.
This land was formerly owned by John ID Watkins
oil New Kent and adjons the Lands OF WIN. Hawkin.
and George James. 1t i. chiefly wooded-sone of it
s'ing virgin Lind, in oak aud pine and the residue
Except small beIJ) covered with pines Of small size
an eiy cleared The soil is W n adapted to the cul
lure OF cotton corn, and OATS and portion Of is
ileved TO be quite productive in wheat For further in
formation reference may he had to Colonel Wa,kn.
o New Kent or TO Major Edmund Christian OF Rich
mond
Also at New Kent courthouse, en- the second Thurs.
uayn october next parcel Of marsh lands or sunk.
grounds, in the county of King William containing n
oout IoO acres IL is opposite TO the of Cumbcr.
iaua, IN New Kent, and from recent experiments on
land similarly situated, is considered very valuable
h's ground Is perhaps as dry Swamp land as any on
tn. Patnunky, m'y be easily reclaimed az a trtng
coat, when compared 10 the value after reclamation
These sales will be on a credit OF twelve months
Bond and security. to be approved by me- will b.. re.
CURED Tor tha purchase moncv-aiso lien on the land
itself. JAMES SENPIE Jr Trusea
James City. Augu.t 20 90 If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03

~, Defdfs.
The defendant, Peter NJ. Cary, not having entered
h' appearance, AID given security according to the Act
oil Assembly and the Rules oil this Court, and Il an.
pearing, ny satisfactory evidence that he is not an in
istiiant OF this Country is ordered. That the ead
defendant do appear here the rst day of the next
January Term, aud anwer the bill of the Plaintiff:
and that copy Of hi- Order be with inserted In
some newspaper published in the City of Richmond.
Tor two months excessively, aud posted at the feDt
oil The Capitol, IN the sSd City. Copy. Teste,
VIM. q. PENDLETON &C
Aug. IT 2evsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03
Aug. 6

WIRGlNiA.-At Rules, holden in the Clerks OF
v hce OF the Superior Court OF Chancery for the
Richmond District, the 8 h day OF July, 1890
Thomas nj. Burfoot. an infant, who sues by Thomas
e. Burioo, his friend, PI,f,
against
Law, on Burloot adn'or of NI,,bau, p,,.fs.. =,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03

CHAN f-prsina.-At a Superior Court
III OF Chancery, holden at the Capitol in the Cv of
Richmond, the 6 h day OF July, 1880
Edward ii. Mosely, EX'or Of VIZ. Fleming who
was EAor OF Thomas Fleming, who was Ex or of Ro-
bert Boiling dec, Lnneas Boiling, In his own right.
and as Exc of Powhatan Boiling. dec, James s. Jones
Adm or OF Thomas West. and WIN. Patleson, Adm'or
de bonis nou of Elizabeth West, dec Pi,H,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-03

u Richmond, 3lst July, 1880.
The parties interested in the xscution Of the above
order are hereby notified, that have appointed Mon.
DAY, The 10Th day OF November next commence tho
same at This office al o'clock, A. Nj aud they are re.
CURED to attend with proper documents and papers, to
enable Inc to execute the said order.
THOMAS GREEN, COMMISSIONERS
Aug. 6. 26-wsw