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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-14
IT. 'ie Eliior, ofRe r,giaiaa
rILE RlDHnDND WIG.

| frcoiae 70 see this yigofoas and eloquent pspfr
Ienlargcd and improved There can be u, higher
! ssiicnGc Of the popular admiration Of Mr.. fle4-
saris ablliits aul Independence linn tho ea.ef-
us y tlh Which his eapes "a sought for and read
t. pctenalal eri4.e AMI f'eshnssa Of his glrlt,
tn h daunhess ifeeom Of orini1l bafe c1at
liezfo the suenl,n ri thst pubic between y h9n'
4a1 b'nsrlfthetc hts eAi8tod little OF od rntnlth
#,al,a'hy. However opposed mhy have bean 20
fiia opinions u the y AZ upon Whnf. reference
~ thu pre#snl tisl nay ho Gallnd the TRIVIAL pe-
aae5 OF the aey. freely osehgok the past for tue
sfeat eumpef s1tion ofpuseui aerters ~ the eh9so
ai An neaa Freedom. nov possibly, 1jo1t In be
saei,iaod on the plains Of Carolina. There IS a
liability 3 generosity Of soul, which ordinary oeel
sa#4a tnYp ut bring lorh--huI winch appear with
sz.ut,ri elect 10 gteat emergencies. With the
probability ot iosint many otais anbscrbets, enG
non. the pat ov,rahaduA M Influence of the ever
teh3fou1ns ialurer, the Wig had hardly u hope
Itofep l. dat oss-.yet With splrit wdcthy ct lns
tIiust,o, namtsnle hr lleasarts haa com,
farlll almost a'onc telhe ii fence Of tie r4hs Of
man, uua. rs ht tlinl,s assaulted ~ my Of hia old
associates l. 4 man of such qualities, ri such
principles asscr,'d dn5cl stu circumstances,
sball 90, mud favour III tbs naleuued CON
lmonwraih -.htn | An deceived. -.
! We heejply eoneur with "a, in lie tribute
Nbca trpaY,t to the abItly 4 independence Of tbt
Editor Of tim Richmond Whls, aud WE should r.
net as much "a - writer, +, hear nut
Nj rlc9suts had suffered any peeanny los ~
consequence Of hes change of opinion IN relation 10
the South Gtfoi,na controversy. Yet, While 80,
anlo.h,8 Nbo had tol1td the coulse of The Wi;
l., : 3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-14
FEMALE EDUCATION.
@uyEE EExf scs.fea Of tie sa.,scs.l,sr's
'lrlol @lll open on he fllh o. E'ekra,ry mex

=
a. scleel .lli open on The fI,h Of fskr.ry ncxs
'ferits ~ iiere'pipr3s Sl5,payahle ir sdv afee
Mr.. s. hrs. for several gears, had IN csatsnt,fR
iiea itch ea enlargement, Of HE caltse Of is.rI. !
ion ,noulJ enitrsc" he mos important depart
meatf ef tis Physical Selenees susceptible q aIus-
fatinn by Experiments Specimens ., Diasrsn.
Ills ffepaalis1aa afe ~ fzF matnrad that wish fl
fexl session ii s-iobi if psnd4 IL rgonnsnee a
course OF Leesiaes n AalursI an fxtasid.stfas
Philosophy, ta estrnd iinausa ii. PERIOD Of iwos
{eafs, Or toa' ttsfaaa u Il, loll9sinc urfaugsz
neaf
caemisiy E,seirietty G.lgaa iro- Mag.
netsn
: PU7lrq--su'l,acs Of l}enanie 5. ri iiytErsey
nanes.- Pnenniallr.. Aaoasstss
J opti.s--Dphc,l lssttsnens 4 s.fonoay
/ Outlines Of Geology II Miner ,ogy l:p.a
ny-ouihues oI Saiuful History ~salnral ihoot-3
osY.
fha course viii be amply illustrated Try Chem
cal and Philosophical Apparatus of thu nqsf "a
cent and improved CONSTRUCTION. The hsding
principles Of Zach Science viii be- stated ~ saeeea.
slet propostons the less important obsefsn-
tons and all viii be fully Demonstrated. Il wi
b. The teachers iuccssant am 10 BE- Thoroughly
aa8ft1oJd.
hnctpit will be delivered every Tuesday NOS.
hlne at IL, and Ion auray morning at 10 ,':sr!t
when the two preceding Lectures @itb- rogegsd
and li6 class examined upon theu.
Tho class viii CONSIST vi Young L1dlss exelns
sivey
Terms per pessior Eight Dollars. y advance.
4 G SMITH
=. +. s. should adequate cncourag omon, BE-
offered NJ NTH will repeat the first division Ct
the aloyr toatae Of Lectures to a eiass Of gosag
gfRf{seita on Tho evening ol oyety Monday and
Ihafs,py The em OF he Solar Nj ~ oscDte nni
oher optical instruments being une,aidsiY lost
die latn9 viii be reduced 10 ~
IL nc hope - entertained that teAa Increased
fiGliio.tn education may bihaa mpfs ithefsl
,.dfot,se, both 10 tie felna,a atal III l1ass.eas
Sehnoie of tins Town NJ, respectfully submits
"a lhe Principals ct sad sftnoI, IL ffoprieiy Ct
aeanrtng how lar hs d. n mey n.of titer IA or
an encouragement
l1ea.Jt "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-14

! aiie4c,r tr q r7es3 ieslei' trijgas'5 = N
roud,re, b fbcoa. mi w, ~ 1~ser ooauHt
: anc. s'tl G u,i8s The union--and that tia
t.p' af5.. .ase al 'ito a.ore, hold themselves
daa, .t.aai a ilftasf oal4ii to maihtain o.
p>.,. .t##z#l. 1.tniea' tonntNiea With the people
-. t.es .-s aaiWd ipr.a@ N rraeted To
sFtt.l=7= 80 1sr5-a t#7s0renH1f, afI 10 d. other
.5..e taa sa.1ss winch sapet.i.s dnt n1shsa 'sas
ssa,ls ny do
! In liz o.8.oaaee onth Cat5'oa leava 70 tbs
/ fedcrai ziltcr1ioaat oae slngla alternative and
pfol, >ses - give aasfaaf but affiI c'n-fs l. The
alternative gwen u tae fcpaat If Ia re.enae 0A4
/ by the l.aa prescribed lfnut, tie odIuanee anlJs
/ IA t,H farre south Guona dsalarea the tseenus
laws oal and yold, aud thus proeains 10 In rco-
/ pr VI tie Uuited States That their geeeia1uout
must ylea 10 lll,4 determination Of the sovereign
Stale 81 .au,h Carolina, and frpoal all tie reyenue
laws at I'm dlctauos, or the revenue shali not be
collected within her borders and II the Gu,cn-
mont OF the Z. States shall attempt To enforce the
laws ~ any other way than through the 6trd ~
bHnais OF he country lmcanng the courtsl Sic VIII
| secedt. And yet, this same ordinance eiceiaaRg
4 &c.,, r. daer, ~ tte eaHHs 10 ali manner ot rc=
tltc., BY swearing tIie udses anl the lures Of her
state courts 10 decide against theso laws IN every
form and shape, and preventing thc effect OF any
lud ,ment ef tue Federal Hoods ny the OPERATION ol
~ repltUia end eap.dS cd ie6iftHdu / IRIS TO BE-
enacted by her leelssdare. Tn Fode,al Govern
mcnt than. has no alternative but Of submitting to
the d.c,auou of South Carolina yielding to her
threats and lalnates. sul repeating bar fey me
laws, or OF e .rclns Obedience, tn cNil tribunals
being ea5el agopsl her Ii she attempts eorrcion
5. Carolina declares her secession from the Cnlon
This Is the attitude il which aeolh Cmelma places
the stpra t,nyrlnnent \, hirh involves II a1frr the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-14

NASHVILLE, srpl. 2Ah, 1852.
Sri am grea /, pl.a,si with your t'feshns
math,ue--n - so sion ~ IT'S construction, MI
yauablr J. II. results. tiai iesl saishrd II VII
tend grsaIy 10 assist the la met md - 'ces" Inn
~ his ltbars 18th pa grral sueeeSs IN nitro
lnoing It amongst thu agt'uhutists OF the ce1n
ny, nnt ,oaGing "a, thai the, vii h. materially
IT, eGttsd hy name ! n EAiG%.
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their gold and their jewels. A new
decree rewarded their ZEAL
valesius Maximus, who Lived in the
reign Of Tiberias, informs ~ tint, in
the second triumvirate, the three Assas-
sins who governed Rome, thirsting al.
ter gold, no les than blood, and having
already practised every species ofrob-
berry, and worn out every esetbsd Of
plumber, resolved to tar The zronsen.-
They imposed a heavy coatsibslson on
each Of them. The women sought an
orator to defend their cause, but found
none. Nobody would reason against
those who had the power Of life and
death. The daughter Of the celebra-
ted Hortensius alone appeared. She
revived the memory Of her fathes's r.
bilities, and supported wieh intrepid
" the cause Of her sen. The ruilians
blushed, and revoked their erdess.-
f3ostensia wss conducted home in tri-
umph, and had The hoeoe Of having
given in one DAY IN sxsaPle Of cour-
lge 70 0en, q pattern - eooqoesce to|
go@sn, aed . lesson ofhs0anity . ty-l
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|amm9nition failed, ard not tt14n til
their antagoaistss felt The. beech o.
their gsas. Il was = presd day 70 tls<
Americans II they did not gain . deci'
ded victory, fhey learned that the Brit
ish troops were not inyincible.
But alas! alas! brave Warren fell
He that had % learlessiy fought, and
encouraged his countsymen to tight,
while bullets I'D cannon balls we're
whietliog over bis head, was left cold
aed snaninpaee on the field Of battle
yss, the body ef the heroic Warren
vas LEFT weltering in it gore, but his
spirit took it, everlasting fight, and
winged il way 70 immortal bliss.--
But let me not forget the rest Of these
heroes, Who offered Up their hives on
Bankers bill, fer the rights q man.-
Ye immoetnl band, while yesr pare
spirits are baking in ssas Of heavenly
blin, yoar eoua&sy0en ofteo visit your
ssns, and bedew the sacssd spot with
grstefal team. Yoa ell! bet yssr
~ aade the ts0ple of desPolism
lsemhle 20 it, very ceotee: Yosr
Mood, o6ssed - e. ehe sasse e ibes-
y, roused the ooos e Coeu0bja . &C
ion. The semsmbsaace q yeur Go
rioss death, i like . voice fro0 the
lead esyiag, roase! rouse ye soas I'll
Celum6ia! in TIE s.ight ef Gsessen,
Nd be Tree, iadePeodest, and happy!
J.
Manchestes, Sept. l3eh, 1888.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-19

.. nv Me- m MIMI
rnASkL!S'-Ane Ncw 1onoonl
saon!.!y Maea-'ne cI ny ~. 80. :.
gSo'',neo 'eeo. - - .'.a
"e 'os'o"s ~ ws'ee 1 ass -
"' WY yoS"s "'-" -
fHiLADELFaIA, 80 y, Is1o-.
Dear sister: ! - nse'ay pleased
with the accouaf captain ireenaa
gives me q youssl always judged
from your oehsv,oss wnen : cnssos se.t
you woulC make u good, agreeable
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-19
ROMAN WOMEN.

j Manchester, Sept. 18Th, 1851.
! ROMAN WOMEN.
| Among the Romans, . grave aat
lausteee people, who, dsriag i've hun
dred years, were aoaequainted viii
the eieeancies aud pleasures u lfe
| and Who. in the middle Of burrows and
acids Of battle, were employed in til
large or In var, the manners Of the NO
laen we're . long tune - solemn and
sewers ~ those Of the men, and with
lout the smallest mixture Of corruption,
lee Of weakness. The time when the
Resnan woMen began to appear ia
public, sharks a particular era IN histo-
~. In the infancy of the city, and e.
ven oneil the coaqsest ef Carthage,
| shst - elseis houses, where . amPSe
and rustic vistse Paid every thing b
insaiscs, mad noel,ing = eoegsnee-so
lseasoy ol)ied . baGbasisn, - oely d
know what it was 70 BE wivSe aod 90
|thess-chaste without apPsshen1ing
they couDd BE ollserwise-teoder and
|aG;etionaae, before they h.A learned
the aesssng ofthe words-occsPieA in
duties, aud ikaoeant that there were
other pleasures; they spent their lie
IN retiremeot, IL. domestic economy, in
nursing their children, and rearing to
the repsblic . race Of laborers or Of sol
diers.
The Roman women, for many ages,
were respected over the whole world.
Their virtorious husbands revisited
them with transport, at thess return
from battle. They laid at their feet
the spoils Of the enemy, and endeared
thea6elves in theireyes, ~ the wounds
which they had received for them and
Cor the state. Those warriors often;
rame from imposing commands on!
kings; and in their own houses accoun-
ted il IN honor to obey. In vain the
too rigid laws had made them the ar
bltess7 of life and death. More pow
erlhl than the laws the women ruled
their judges. I
The Romsn matrons seem not to
have "p6ssessed that military cour-
aye which Platarch has praised ces-
lam Greek and barbarian women; they
more Of the nature Of their
WI; OF, at least, they departed lessI
from it, character. This hrst Quality
vas decency. Eyesy one knows thcl
tory of Cato the censor, srho ssabted a
Rsnsas seso1or I6r kissiHg Ais s0a ssjsl
IL Ake sveeemce al his daaekaer. To theseI
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-19

= dying bed; and when he died, noos
shed Tor him tear-s,o friendly mour'
ner followed TO bis grave-and ~
from father, mother, sister. friends, a
stranger in a strange lard, he lies for.
gotten, and he wastes unwept.
Wandering on, saw the father. the
moaher and the little infant, all laid
side BY side in the cold embrace Of
death. No more to live and love, till
the last resurrection. Still farther on,
and there slept together, the husband,
the wife, the mother, the father, the
the sister--all in one little
group, no more to wake till Gabriel's
trssnp shall rouse the slumbesiog dead.
There too, fsieod lasd By f1iead, and
neighbor fast By seighbor slept, to
wake not -sgsin, unt'l they wake 70
sleep no more.
Death and the grave know 10 dis
linction. There was the lady Of fash
ioo-ooce she moved in an the show
of dress aad pride Of conscious beauty
the stately step-thc lofty mrin--
he piercing eye-the coral lip-the
ruddy cheek--the Ills Sesehead, aud
he raven r'nglet, Ill once were hers
bot alas! nov @ou)deriag III; and
q a svsall remove, there slept the me-
,ial slave, on the same damp couch.
And the enemy too, rcposed ia the 70
y boeeas Of him, upon whose charac-
e. he oece sought to in dishooor'sI
tains, and whose very existence bel
would cheesfally have blotted from the |
'arth. But they rest together, till the
sreat Judge Of Ill shalt summon them
. trial. And not far hence, / saw
he mothers gave, and at her side
here slept three darling children
he will press them no longer to her
more imprint sron their in
mt lips, adection's kiss. No! putre-
action wastes that mother's bosom
ow, and those infant lips now feed
be joathsome gTavc-worm. They
'ill return to Us no more, bat Ne will
Ron 90 70 them, for ~ |,
SIC mas ty0nsinsxs ons,ses. !,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-19

TR0MS-Two dollars pr voas0s, q
paid Within the year, and two doslsD and
6lty cents. it payment b delayed until
- year expires. Advest,semenss in
sorted &C he usual rates.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-19

- ~ III yODS S4DS0 1GS 109S ray
- he lovely town Of Boston, and nigh
beeas 10 east her sable nantle owe
~ wes1ssn hemisphere, when de
sseA0sat q eae tlousaod ofthe sons Q
Co)uQbia, marched 70 the summit o
eBssed's hin, and began % prepare 20
dbe Wesk Il 1eaah.
The balmy sephyrs geatly giidet
-by-the beautsisl silvery ssnapel
stsods slowly csassed sthwast the be.
sveae. 81 ~ oalure ooo0ed = iospisl
ahe heart With sentisserss sf hove and
9es1-will towards The whole hvman
9Aaily. Us6ss sseA eeliap sur llttls
bssd q psasises bsesa . 6sn sn en-.
1reneh1eal, With tAeis hearts raised,
IN seeae Psaysr, - The God II the uni-
vesse. i was ~ The sudden burnt ol
PsesiSh rsseaeasne lbr supposed injur.
~. The cejosies had long felt The
jsse yoAs efePpressioo-they had long
eeen thae R6rliaapeot were Forging
chains ef bondage 6os them, and their
childcon. Bot Il VS. . veil matured
aod eeseled deeesninaiion, usurpation,
and tyranny; yes, even y bonds, con-
f6eneieo az property, imprtsonmene,
aad death. Foebeasancc was no lon
eee = vistse. They had sent over Pc
1tio0 after petition to Parliament, but
I'll in vain. Instead of redress Lieut..
Col. 0mith and Majoe Pitcairn, At the
hesd ef 500 grensdiess, had wantonly
titled eight Of the Americans at Lex
5sgseo. These iron sons Of freedom,
thesefese, concluded i was high time
. drive those tyraots out from n
nsaese then, and rebuild their fallen
eemp)e of Ibesty, or ol5er up their
heast's blood eatlu9sacred altar Of Gnee-
49,. Their aoeestess had ned from
Vteasthes c6unlsy o. tl,e account of
expression, eliey had eadured Ill nan-
- efAarishieo ID peepaeiuk . hone
fsstheis possesisy, inthe westetnwilds;
ICY had converted the wilderness In
9 Aesjle 6e)ds-grappled with Wild
ton1oD-beaved savage lsrocity. and
eveeeoase every ebstscle. sad susasoun-
~ every difficulty, incident to set
slsog new country. rather than give
up DE liberty Of conscience. Could
~ descendants Of such men taa,ely
s'nss 90 wear sne e"dlos Of oonda$e:l
- eeoa the k"ee 10 tyranny MOI
- s;soS a. e. sacs..or.
~~:~ 70 ...-:.1 -:
e.s lsne cU ~. vo..e % so"'
dee q ! great distance, but ike the
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-19

From Tie ~. r. Evenine PeA.
THE MERNllEAGE.sI
The IadiaDa DoQoesae -eoaon6nea
letter giving N aceouat ofe s0coqe Me
It paid 70 Dc Hes0ilage, tbe ssae oG
Rsesidcne Jacks0 = NaGhvilDe.s We
copy lsen Il eAes lollswiag asxesact
which relates to the gave ~ Mn. jack
son which cannot b read without
some touch e the emotion y which
1t was dictated. @
81 had Just looked upon her likeness,
fresh ~ yesterday--on features hssd-
some IN youth and manked in age BY
aa,iability and benevoiepce, telling not
Of talents, nor accomplishment, but Of
the every day duties and commoe
place realities Of life. From this ]
passed to the garden she had laid Gut
and the flowers she planted. l heard
the friends who had known her Through
life speak the eulogy Of her virtue, her
her gentleness aud usefulress.
heard the very slaves whose lives
had been spent in her service, talk Of
'e. wy" .nect'o",.e 'ono"es'. 20,
70 ner .omo-'n 'ne very pay"
.nerc she nAo waiHeo ana "ePts :"
The bitterness Of sorrow, that she, hum |
be aud unassuming, should be drag
,ed forth, in her old age, and made the |,
.arget Of scorn and ridicule, because
/ destiny she deemed happy, had link
ID her to a man too much beloved mott
10 he hated.
~Can you wonder, as I stepped On
he circular platform that covers the
yrave, ! felt that swelling Of the heart
shich emotion always occasions! The
inscription accorded well with my leebi
nes. Az | looked up from reading Il,
N old friend ef the General, whose
.ye had followed miee with . 9ssyes.
q lip, tshe deserves 5e-evesy W0e9 ofI
t She had nothing C H. aGbcta-
io0s, the vices, Of tie acco0q&1h .
nents ef fashion, but she was the bsstI
{ wo0ea, all who knew Der loved
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UnioM Grand Canal May Bali,
Cron,mein Hotel, Great Falls of Pgi0my

STUUtWtttt o'C" Wto W OtUWG.
NE Managers take pleasure IN snrouncrns H..
D. every arrangement has been made for III. ,fr
con fort and pleasure of the com?any-thst he b,,
tjfd Packet Boats George Washington and Ckl.,
Fenton Mercer, under the commend of thO~ sole aa
efficient icers, The Captains Out, are sIple
d,rf their reception.
II is desirable that the company from WaMngJr
&c orsetrwn Alexandra, and their vcinit,. shOuAb,
on bnari the boats stationed al the Canal tge. f..
,!erick street Georgetown, at O'clock z. en- tie
tir,i OF May.
Those gentlemen who have MT already subscribe
AMI int, nd being Of the party. wl'plcase to call ur
any ofihe Managers, and attach their names TO tie
subscription list This course is deemed necesan
from The fact that the list Of subscribers is nov ye
large.
The Boats are comnodous. and will well sccOnmo.
d,te III And the Managers being determined ,aE
every accommodation and comfort shall be siOrtst
have made amn'e provision.
Any OMISSIONS Of invitations to Ladies the ainagsn
requ s, 10 he Informed Of
The Boats will return witt, tho Company 'bs os,.
morning.
rhe subscription price, covering the expenses
the tro anil the Ball, will be three dollars.
The Cromme.ia Hotel is spacious and the en'er1''
in, pr prie'ors the Messrs HoSsTds, vii! Use s'a.
rx.rtion TO acco nlnods,e the company.
q, or.ler of the Managers appointed tor The @;'
cities, and for Montgomery COUNTY, Nc: ana f.'"
County, Va. J. n. A1uLnLhI A1
W J GosztEn Scc'ry,
T. RELY, irea'r.
ITItisIespec,lully requested tia, no small cilr''
will be allowed to accompany lheirfFendS, 'or mc
accidents Fec ".
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GaI,aher, Of Jefferson, have received f,on r.
Floyd the impor,ant and responsible appoir,s 0'
Of comm ,siuners to settle tie Inc betn s.n "
MIA and Maryland -tinchesser Republicans "s'
The Vice President, who departed for
York on Saturday last. at 10 O'clock. vi, view
learn, rrman in that city ill The PrrsJsr, w. W.
reach il in June, on his tour to New Ens,,j '"
the President will there be joined BY ,ba r
President, and then both will pruceed i, ro,'' M
ny together through Connecticut. Rhode It, p
Massachusetts, Maine. New Hanpshire ."|
thence to western New York. On rc,,b hin, 80 +"'
tern p. nnsv!vania, the Vice Presideu, viii r y"
likely separate from the President and con, ;s'
Ne hi. journey down the Mississippi, sec,lnn r g,
the country which he has never ,r, yi.i,.I
TIC President will return to Washington aHo-,
the cluse Of the summer. -Pennsy!rag
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AlexauAria Academy.

TIME Trustees Of the Alexandra Academy Az
l. to the public that they have elected ~ 81.
erosion Principal Of said Acsdem,; 10 'n,
sttution Is opea for the rec pton o. 's y
The course of instruction will embrace The ~ p
Lstin Classics, the french Language S'
branches Of a complete Engiish Educaton'
TaU,TkEs;
Rev ELIAS IAHRIsas. President.
Rev: 4. Lippett l. P-ihpmp,o-
Robert !. Taylor, VIM. Z oIun.r
Edmund !. Lee, Charles a. hN
Hugh Smith. VIM L. H0'B'''
John Lloyd. ,or err
apr 20-eoG VIZ. L. AOp1Sp''