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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-02

The food tide has yet Two or three hours TO run.
and it is truly painful to think Of the injury which
many of our merchants and Others may sustain
before they return TO their stores and warehou,.
Beacon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-02

And bat nr the other 0f,hese boats will regu,ti
during the season, leave the District OF Columbia
Baltimore, every Sunday AID ednesday morning.
(exc"yl 90 such W,dnes la;s next fellow the Tue
days before spccifcd, starting from Lsmbe'ps vl't
in Washington, IL 5, and rhonp.on's wharf in Aha
dria al 7 o'ci OK; and will leave Commerce slnt
wharf III Baltimore, for the District every Yenesd',
and Saturday afternoon at O'Clock
Washington, NAV 2--.lf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-02

siternate month, leave Est'moro on the Saturday; aid
that, to cary ts arrangement INTO effect, tie DAY q
departure from !lc Disir CT of Columbia viii, on We
DAYS hereinafter Enumerated, he changed from WEI
uesday to Tues iy starting al the usual hours, viz
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-02

Ciorer Seed.-This has become an important
item in the agricultural products of this country.
A respectable gentleman who owns clover mill
in township adjoining the borough of Chambers
burg, Pa. informed the Editor Of the Repository of
that town, that about tueire thousand dollars
,corth Of Clorer Seed has been prepared for mar
ket at his mill the present season.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-02
New ARRANGEMENT.

FfNHE public IS respectfully n!rrmrd hat, agreei;
10 an arrangement, The
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-02

Steam PdChNt zulu NBIA.
Capt niic'"!i. J md the Steam
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-02

The Siamese twins have lately each of them.
drawn prize in lottery in Philadelphia. These
young fellows will. by and bye, be enabled to
cut splash in society-be the .sobserved of all
observers"-and possibly realize some of the
scenes written for them BY Bulwer in his late
poem. Young, charming and rich! trey NAV
make many fair damsel's heart to palpitate.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-18

'olhqnire was incident to the right to iegis9aie that
'ne Pretence restored to-that il might lead TO Tho
disclosure OF 'mpeachabc ma;er-for the purpose Of
tne investigation, would it valid, suppress
.he government; that such inquiries had been made h
,he senate IN many instances, and put it home to
Hr benton Ar Tazewell, aud others members of the
1onhllee on Executive patronage in 1926, by ask
ing them If they then thought while inouirng into
anu charging abuses ofeXecutive power that it was
wrong to look after impea enable matter
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-18
Correspondence of,he y!bjg.

w ASHINGTON, IAN L cO. 10
Tn Tuesday last the Senate as you know re an
pointed Duff Green printer. had observed for some
time that great deal of prudence and forbearance
in certain quarter deemed necessary to secure
his reelection. That object having been effected,
soon discovered tina, Dir Calhoun had decided ugon
bis course, the manifestation Of which at an earlier
dag night have brought upon tic Editor ofthc 'rcle-
graph he burthen of the evils winch the opponents Of
Mr. Calhoun have been mCditatiEg against him and
his friends Before the end Of this woci; Dir Cal
Eoun will have submitted n $ appeal to the country
which le necessary to his yndiCaton For months
he has been labourng under serious Impualons
calculated to aicCt his character d;sgdvGntaCeous}v,
aud which have not been removed by the repeated
assurances OF his friends that be would pass The
fiery trial without having hair Of his head scorched.
it may be so. | Will not PREJUDICE him. know his
strength; and can readily imagine, that his defence
Will not be neutral or compromising Whoever may
have supposed that the separation Of AIr Calhoun
from the president, is slight matter, cannot rightly
appreciate either. and whether here shall result from
the expose Of Mr. Calhoun reconciliation or not
some men Of h1gh pretcnsion5 must be involved in
some way and IN 10 small degree. lie must be short
sighted indeed, who cannot foresce, that, fin the
judgment Of the country the Vice President shall be
acquitted, the verdict vii! reflect terrible sentence
upon the authors Of bis prosecution
The select Committee IN the Senate reported the
bill for The relief OF James Monroe on Friday last,
with verbal oucndmey'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-18


t " 'Hc same reasons that i is advantageous 20
-, ~, 10y miiiefS lt IS advantageous to- the .ners
ni,, ~ ana IN" iact 10 proofto your COM
bolJ 49, 'r some unaccoantablc with
49, 10" '"e ,iouseI thGt soinc uf them regularly
W. t'""uS' proves that 1t 5 so consid. red bv
,lo ;-ons t''.!'', ne benefits are Us great to
,neuE III proportion to their operations. and to the
E,tu''o" 'hey nave acquired, as 10 the City n.icrs
I ne wheat growers who depend upon the Coun-
yNi',S 10 purchase or grind their crops, will find
''c"is'NsS very awkwardly situated, if, in consn-
qe"ee Il any law you pass, they shall be deprived
tor 'neir lnirrinr wheat, or Of the accom-
ION OF having II ground If the Country mil
~ mas gained a reputation for good -four
DC expected To bazlrd it for tue
s;. ne Pfoh's TO be made, by purcha-
IL - s"r".S on 'oil bad crop of wheaN
NO., 80; 'e'uSt 10 put ms brand il, and
- = "oct'E i9 use another the whe6t4
= ms S-@N o hl'k't where he cauA
-. - ~ "i'v@e'iief' Which last IN distant paris
- - u'SH' "'l'n OF nac7fsitv De the case.
10 "L'IIN yea tle situation o many might by
~, : rSi i 50" De Is''"s5ee truly distressing.
r. - s'I ,E up argument oi 'ac opponents CT
IN 10 -. nus Is mon very ltnpaEf ant except
90, WI 'uI !tW makers. 1t is Tim HE
,,.,.c,o ~ l'i.S 3'Percfda' the necessity of
%, t,,fn a2 -. - - ''3 USES Iir Danger Of such
.:,-.tI- III 80, - 'o' :L.y Imminent The H.
',,r ,,,,,,,, -: Cl-S' 'ii most wa c!:ful mil
~ t1'7 supervision WI! always =. Ileccs-
81. 10 Io"s Is Poor human nature IS ijaGIe to er.
~. nue., iohdy or Otherwise.
NJ .'"' pFe'*'fod meeting the arguments OF
,tG C.'n,'''e AGAINST the use Of two brands, md
L!FiI ,ut'i'y' might have saved myself Tho
tba nrcc"dn - al" y''u 'ne fatigue of reading
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-18
fo8 THE WIZ.


For your liberaity in publishing various ees,,,. :;
favor ct the proposed System OF enclosures and for
the manner IA which have invited public attention
10 that important sub you deserve the thanks OF
an "ose VINO favour the system, and those who hinIx
II worthy OF public attention and invest aiion But
Giicuit 10 set the public mind to take into con-
aieFaon, ana 1t IS hopeless t0 expect the members OF
Assembly 10 act definitely and decisiyey on that or an
otheF SGJscf, before the cXprr ss0n well As forn9
ION OF public opinion, Now srs what IS to be donep
SAS the friends oi this system 'gve il up or devise
means OF bringing it more directly before the public
can these objects be accomplished?
What objection could there be to The Dassara cf .
u allowing the court Of each COUNTY rDa;nri,v ~
tHe magistrates being present. adopt .hc system 40
10 tnat county, II they be evcd ii would promote the
general interests OF ITS Citizens? The county benches
are composed OF respectable experienced and intel
Sent citIzensi whose interests, in this respec are
'Ie:slsd and :nscTaTa5le from those Of the cointv
IL large; and there Is mora certainty that the court
would not adopt the system against the wish of res
peclab!e minority. Indeed it is ra,her to be aDDre-
"ehded that the court may be inclined to err on the
other slde by requiring more unanimty of sentiment
than can be expected any important subject which
is both and un,ried,
But 1t the ABOVE measnre be thought too bold take
ahother plan Let the Assembly By resolution or law
request the county courts, respectrvcly TO apoDnf
three or more intelligent citizens to investigate the
Subjecl examine INTO the probable operation of such
law, It's advantages and disadvantages ftather the
opinions of the people and report 10 the court thereon
and 1t the court, ma orlty being present adopt the
views OF The report, let be sent 10 the Covernc7
or Auditor to be laid before the next Assembly per-
hapS th's course IS preferable, it would embrace to
otate al large and would ensure full and disposition
ate examination OF The subjcc The next Assemble
I'D then be prepared to act adyisrdIy ON the mar
ter, and may reject, adopt modify it at pleasure
A CITIZEN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-18
FOR rue WING

rue
To THE hIEsIanRs .rus HOUSE or DELEG Aqcs OF
NIRCaSTA.'
No
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-18

The Committee Of Agriculture and Manufactures,
after bringing forward two br,uds u,cd by City Nil
icr5 on their inferior flour, striking in tanccs OF
the ocise5 to which toe liberty OF using Two brand
marks is liable, and The nnri6rs effects that rrj,i
lego may have on C"uatry 1Ii.,crs and Wheat grow.
cFs, ,Ju which in nv dsj number have shown 10
DC in every point of view imaginary thus proceed
" 10 was also proven, that III one case. Il few years
past, the brand OF country mil was erased, and TINT
Of a city MI! marked Oh parcel Of -four purchased
to complete cargo.
Aler examining al! he subjects of c.qnjry refer
red TO your Committee, and III the resolutions thereon
reported 10 the House, I cannot discover one on
which bis communication has tho slightest bearing.
II is perfectly 9raiuitOu5 and uncard for and is not
necessary 20 explain nor support any measure propo--
cd By them for your adoption. We're u not f,- mo
injurious effects it is calculated 10 have or number
p !2a7'1lals, who were 1y' called npou ty the Com
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-23
LlanNveth's Garden Seeds
EDWARD STABLER g. SON

DEsPkCrFUi.; inform the ci,zcns Of Alexan
dria, and those who have opportunities of sending
to this G that they have received fresh assortment
ofthe pest GaRDEN SEEDN groom byD e C Ian
dreM Hher Nurseries near Philadelphia. and ,Varrant
ed by them to be genuine supply Of Flower seeds is
eXpa,,ed IN a few day,
:. Il Son state also that they are SCENTS for pro.
curing Plants, Shrubs, Vines, Rcos FrIit Trees Orns.
mental frees. sc ofrvery description
All VII be sold at the Philadelphia prices. the rur
chaser paying the expenses of transportation &C. on
articles ordered for him
In addition to their own rcccmme nda,ion of the
abnve articles, they give the following letter from
distinguished citizen of Virginia.
Alexandra, I'd mo 24,h, 1851
OAK iiILL, Feb. 25th, 1880
GENTLEMEN: have received your letter Of the 2Sd,
and you, with pleasure that tbs G.r.ien Seed
with which yu have supplied for several years, of
excecn, quality, and such my fsm, have highly
approved did not know from whom, you procured
it, but conclude from your letter tina, it Messrs.
Landreth. With respect and esteem, yours,
JAMES MONROE.
To Messrs EnwAnD STABLER & Son,
Druggists, alexandria.
feb 24-law2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-23

proceedings to the Legislature Of Maryland at
their next Session, we shall not get any thing au-
thentic and formal from them-but we under
stand that the Commissioners have stated in their
conversation, that they relied chiefly in their ne
gotiatlon upon the compact existing between the
states in relation to the free navigation of the
Susquehanna. and referred to the correspondence
between the two state governments, subsequent
to that time, to illustrate the views entertained by
both States.
We hear that the Committee fths pennsylva-
MIA Legislature have prepared report, against
which the Commissioners intend formal protest
for reasons therein stated, and that the protest
will in all probability accompany the report Of
the Committee to the Legislature of PennsyIva-
niaN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-23
IN COUNCIL-MARCH IA, 1881.

AN ACT in addition to s. An act reducing into
one and amending the several acts respecting
Guagers, Measures Of Lumber. Wood, Bark,
&C." passed the 2lst January. 1921.
SECTION 1. BE II enacted by the Common
Council of .4leraudria, That, in addition to the
duties prescribed BY the above rected act, it shall
be the duty of every Guager. Measurer, or In
spector, who shall hereafter be appointed by the
Common Council. to furnish the said Council,
at its first meeting after the first Tuesday in
March Of each year, with certified statement, on
oath or affirmation, of the quantity of every arti
Gle guaged, measured, Or inspected by him dur
ing fine time for which he was last appointed.
Sec. 9. find be it further enacted, That any
Guaser. Measurer, or Inspector, appointed as
aforesaid, who shall fail to comply with the re-
QUESTIONS Of this act shall forfeit aud pay the sum
of one hundred dollars to the use of the Corpora
ton.
SEC. 8. Belt further enacted, That this Act
shall commence and he in force from and after
the passing thereof.
Passed in Council, this fourteenth day of
March, eighteen hundred and thirty-one.
EDM. |. LEE,
President of the Common Council.
Approved:
JOHN ROBERTS, Mayor.
Test: |. p. THOMPSON, C. C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-23
This is TO give NUtice,

VENlAr subscrhers, Of Alexandra County, in the
District Of Columbia, have obtained from the Or.
Phan's Court Ut said uounty letters Parliamentary on
the personal estate ofCRAvEN THOMPSON late of the
county aforesaid deceased All pcrs having claims
against the said decedent hereby warned to exhi.
bit the the subscribers with the vouchers there
Of passed by the Orphans Court OF before the lib
ola, of March, 1882 or they may, by law be excluded
from all benefit TO said estac and thu st indie bted
thereto are required to make immediate psymen
Given under our hands, this Eth day Of March 1881
ISRAEL p. thompson,
WM. HENRY THOMPSON,
ALBERT THOMPSON,
Executors Of Craven P. Thompson.
or6f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-23
Missing,
RICHARD r. MATTHEW'S.

AF Brook vile. Montgomery COUNTY, Mary anl who
O"n the 9Th instant, went to .Hexsnlris county on
business, and left the house Of A. Scho6eld on his re
turn home o., the 10Th instant, intending to take the
steamboat Independence to Washington 1t 8 o'clock
Il he was seen IN his way down King street, near
Washington street, since which h has not been heard
of lie pucchSs articles az the store Of James
Vansant ps,d tor them, aud pr missed 10 call and
ceve them, gu, did not This Circumstance, together
with his absence, and the fact that he YiSeS A
siria TO Obtain money due him there, render, II pro.
babe that his absence from has family is voluntary"
and places his family state OF such grcai distress
to call impcriously on the generous, yssnt, and
well disposed part of society to ascertain the cause Of
bis absence.
HIS person is below the mid lie stature and he is
der thirty years Of aye. Ills dress blue coat,
with MEAL buttons, pantaloons of the same color, and
his vest Of u light color mar q
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-23
NURSERIES AND GARDENS OF d. & C. LANDnrrH

NURSERIES AND GARDENS OF ID. q u. LANDRETH.
Erf,acf from The Report ofthe Vsifing Comm nee IF the
Pennsylvania horticultural hoc'ety naede July 1850
" The Nurseries are very correctly managed, and
cover 40 acre.. supplying every part Of the Union,
detail of which would occupy too michof space We
therefore content ourselves with stating that the stock
is ver large, and in every stage of growth consisting
of Forest and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Evergreens,
Vines and Gre cpers with collection Of nerbaceous
Plants, Fruit Trees of the best kinds and most healthy
conditions large beds fseedng apples, Pears, Pums,
sc for budding an grating upon, apan very supe
ror to that Of working upon suckrs. which carry with
them into the graft all the diseases of the parent stock
In these grounds to be in the spring the most
beautiful Iyscimhs in he country, consisting OF ffy
dIfferen, sorts of the double kind.
=. Garden Seeds of tn finest quality have been scat
tered over the country from these grounds, and may al
ways be depended upon The seed establishment Of
these hortculturists the most extensive in the Union,
and their reputsons we sustained from year TO year.
To obviate the chance Of mixture otthe rina of plants
Of the same family, they have established another nur
sery at suitable distance, that degeneration cannot
take place, and which secures 10 purchasers genuine
article; the age quality and process of culture Of
plant being thus known to the propretors the sup
ply from their grounds is recommended with great
confidence When properly assorted and labelled, the
seeds are sold at their warehouse No IS Chestnut ST
where may be had likewise all kinds Of Garden Tools,
and publications Botany, Horticulture, Landscape
and Decorative Gardening"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-23
This is 10 give - oiice,
mar li--eo6t

'sTHt At the subscribers Of .xandra County, in the
i District of Columbia. have obtained from. the Or.
phsns' Court Of sad County Aters of on
,he personal estate Of EDWARD STABLER late of the
county aforesaid deceased. All persons having claims
aganS. the said decedent, nereoy warned to exhi
b., the same to tn subscribers, with the vouchers
thereof, passed by the Orphans Court, before
the lh dav If March, 1882, they may. by law. be
excluded from all beNe fit to sad estate; and those in.
debted thereto required t. make immediate pay
ment Given under hands. this l1,h LAY of Mach,
1881. Many SIABtEi. sdDi'x
WILLIAM SrABLER, admir-.
u,ar II m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-23
orThe sale Of J. C. MandelI's valuable
HARDWARE, etc. will be continued this morning.
mar % WM. d MUTT, Auct.
Warren Green Hotel.

s-& The subscriber having removed from
e. 4 Fairfax Court House to wsfreTton, has taken
VI 4 al the abuve stand, lately kept by Mrs. Norris.
Assssland respectfully solicits share of public pa.
tronage The advantages Of this stand in point oflo.
catnn the Arrangement and style Of the buildngs &C.
are sufficiently know TO the public The house has
been recently fit up and furnished in the very best
manner. he subscriber pledges himself to spare no
pains his part to give entire satisfaction to such -
may favor him with their patronage and to render his
house desirable to travellers, bosrders, and the
public generally asthe strctest attention, and the most
ample supplies Of every description, can possibly
der il. HENRY StIACKIETT
Warrenton, Va mar 14-eD3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-23
This is To give notice,

TISiAT the subscribers o! Alexandria county, in the
L District of Columbia, have obtained from the Or.
phsns' Of said county letters ntsry on
the personal estate of JAMES b. NICHOLS late of the
county aforesaid, deceased All persons having claims
ag anst the said deccden hereby warned to exhi.
b the the subscribers with the vouchers there.
Of passed by tie Orphsns Court before the lth
day Of March, 1892 or they may, by law, be excluded
from all benefit to said estate, and those indebted
tn reto r,qu-,ted to make immediate pa, ment.
Given under hands, this 1lh day of March, 1881.
WILLIAM JACKSON,
PHINEAS JANNEY,
Executors of James Bruce Nichols,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-23
David Martin

EyASiuyt received and offers for sale the following
Z A beautiful Annuals, viz:
The Keepsake Co. 1881 with IS eueravings
The Amulet for 1881, with ID DO
The Literary Souvenir for 1881, with II dJ
Aso
Part Sd Of the Histor. and Topography of the Unit
ed stat, BY John Howard Hinton
Vols 5,h 9th, and 9TH of Divincs of the Church Of
ESglsnd
Vols. 4h and Sth Of the Molcrn Traveller, comprs-
ing histor, OF Brazil and Buenos ayres.
mar o. dat
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-23
This is to give notice.

VTNIAT the subscriber, of Alexandra county, in the
Il Di.tric, of Columbia. has obtained from the Or
phans' Court of said county letters Parliamentary on
the personal estate of RcHAHD KIRBI late of the coun-
ty aforesaid, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deccdent hereby warned to exhibit
the to the subscriber, with the vouchers there
Of passed by the Orphans Court or before the llth
day of March, 1892 or they may. by law, be excluded
from all benefit to said estate; and those indebted
thereto are required 20 make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 18th day of March, 1891.
WESLEY CARLIN.
Executor Of Richard Kirby
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-23
New & Valuable DnoEs,

sUSr received on sac by WI. ~. MORRISON. -
- Among which are
Life of Bishop Heber, by his widow in 2 vols
Bishop Ravenscroft's works, vols
Iowth's Lectures on Hebrew Poetry, Ga new edi,
ton, witty notes
Elements of Mental s Nora! Science, BY Geo Payne
Parlsh's Bible Gazetteer
Bu,terw orth's Concordance, Minister'S Companion
DIR. Psvson's Sermons, IIr Pa,son's Memoirs
The Life and Times ut the Rev Richard Baxter.
Baxter's Call, The Young Preachers Manual
Wilber!orcc's View of Christianity
Douglass on Socicty
Henry's COMMUNICATE Companion
Observations upon the peoponessus end Greek Isl.
ands IN 1879, BY T. Anderson
LIST volume Library of Education. Modern Traveller
Two ciegan, copies OF Josephus' works
Also, handsome assortment of Common PRAYER
Books sc. All of the above books i'll be sold low
mar %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-23
Section 4 Of Low passed .harch, 1881.

"Be it further enacted, That the assessors be- and
they hereby, authorized to require from every own.
p"sSessor ofhouseho'd furniture. kept for use an
account OF It's aggregate value, at fair market price,
at the time of rendering such account; and list
Of ground rents which may be payable such per
or person; AID any such person or persons 30 re.
lrrd and after being informed of the provision. Of
this section, refusing to render such account such
st of ground rents To give such information tho
assessors rs may enable them to make such valuation
'uch list of ground rents, be, she, they, so off
Tending, shall forei' and pay the sum # twenty dol.
lars; and in where the have cause to
suspect they have not received fair esmate of urni.
ture or list OF ground rents or such correct information
may enable them 10 make fair valuation of furni.
list Of ground they shall the value
Of such furniture or list OF groun rents, according to
the best of their knowledge and judgment, and should
the person SO assessed deem him herself sggrev ed
he or she shall have right OF appeal TO the Commoa
Council"
mar 2l-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-23
MAYORS OFFICE.

From the return of the Commissioners APP
pointed to superintend the election, for two mem
bers of the Common Council Of Alexandria, for
Ward No. Q, to fill the vacancies occasioned by
the resignation Of two members of said Ward,
1 hereby certify that o. S. MORSE and Louis
BKELER, have been duly elected
Given under my hand. March 22d, 1881.
JOHN ROBERTS, Mayor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-23
Dyeing and Securing.
p I. SALVFTAT

RESPECTFULLY inform his friends and former
IL customers, and the public generally, that he
tinees his
Dyeing and Securing Establishment,
at the old stand on Rys street, where he at all times
prepared TO execute orders in his line with punetu
ality aud despatch
~ B MrRIxo SHAwLs and LACE VErLs neatly
clcansed and culore6 at the shortest notice.