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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-16

The following. arc extracts from an
article in the Line ia Herald, on the
SUBJECT ofthc expedition from England
to explore the Niger:
':'Thc Government, we believe, defray
no part Of the expenCe, and the whole
unpcrtaking reflects the highest credit
upon the company. 1t IS to be wished
that the example was followed by some
Of our cities in the United States,
where so much wealth and intelligence
lie dormant. The whole expense Of
this expedition is, we believe, under
$4,000; and how easy might this sum
be raised in New York, Boston or Phil
adelPhia! Many ofour readers would
be astonished at the small amount of
invoice on board for the purpose Of
trade, and many years will no: elapsc
before we shall behold the waters of
Guerra covered with vessels from
America, as we'll as Europe. Should
the inferior officers and men Of the
present expedition suffer from the
effects Of an African climate. would it
not be advisable hereafter to call here
and procure able bodied colonists in
their place?
1--WE were pleased to learn from Mr..
Lander that the whole face of the
country along the banks ofthe Quorra
was one continued line Of farms and viii
lagos, and though the thermometers
daily range was from liz to 10. it was
still one Of the healthiest countries
under the globe. in contradiction to
the received theory that no hot country
can be healthy. 1t is calculated that
1t will occupy almost two years time
20 effect all the objects ofthc expedi-
ton.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-16
Doctor (. Van Ed. Dorsey.

January Goth. 1893.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-19
NETWORK MARKET-Jan. 16.

Flour-Operations 10 all kinds of Flour con.
tinue light, and sales are mostly TO city dealers.
The stock Of western in first hands has been con-
sideraby reduced by continual small sales, and
holders are more firm. Some parcels have been
taken. for eastern markets. Of common brands,
at S6t a 81; the latter price for that in clean
bright order. Fancy brands have been sold at
6a but holders now ask 6 a.; sales are mostly
in small way. The quantity OF Troy aud RI
yer Flour 10 market is small-hoIders ask, 81. -
Philadelphia Sc, and very little doing. BaIti.
more ct. and none now shipping east from here.
Grain.-We do not hear Of any sales Of
Wheat On Monday 1000 bushels Of Rye were
sold at 81 cents.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-19
SALES AT AUCTION.
Trustees Sale

IrNetee'S sale.
TWILL be sold the 1ith day Of January next on
w the premises all the right, title and inter. ST Of
]. G.. Wilson in and to,he
-. Three story Brick WAREHOUSE. on King
ssss between Union and Water streets, adjoining The
EslEa! Warehouse Of s. Il Iarmour & Go.
forms made known nj The SALE
dec is--ts 8. J.: POTTS, Trustee.
~. The above Sale is postponed till Thurs,
day, the 31st instant. jan ~
" At the same time and place, shall pro.
eeed to sell all the right. title and interestofR T.
Wilson in the above menoned Brick arehoase, Is
conveyed to me BY deed. Of record in the Circuit
Court for the County of Alexandria Terms at sale.
ian 10 It's WA. l.. HODGSO., Trustee
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-19
Slaves wanted.

r WISH to hire, for the present year, one Of two
i Black Men, of active and industrious habits
Those from the coun,ry would be preferred.
IhaUe for Rent,
M4 twostory Brick Dwelling House and Store,
on Union street. in good repair. centrally situate
ed roa good tenant, the rent will be made low
jan 9 cost WM. ". MILLS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-19

rCHARITY SERMON--On Sunday next
(To morrow the Goth inst. Sermon Will be deliver.
ed in Christ Church, (f Providence permit) in behalf
Of the Benevolent Society Of that Church, the unds OF
which distributed TO the poor of the tGv without
reference To sect or denomination. jan 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-19
BY GEORGE WHITE.

Orig Remittance at auction.
IN Monday next. the Dist instant, at ~ O'Clock,
~ will be sold q auction -
sS& The fast sailing Brig REMITTANCE, Of
I3$ about 40 tons burthen, built ut Beaufort, NC.
1--we oak ccdur and pitch pine, coppered in july
last.
Inventory may he seen on application to hssrs.
Cazenove Co. TO Capt Moore, on board, at their
wharf GEO WHITE, AuctiOneer
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-19
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. IN. CO.
SAILED, January ID.
Brig Martha Ann, ingalls,, New York.

In the Brig Philip Doddridge. for Barbados;
sailed on the 10th instant, vent passengers MI.
WILLIAM Fl. FowLE and servant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-19
FIRE Company NUtice.

THNHE members of the Friendship Fire Company sfe
i requested to meet at Horrs' Tavern Monday
evening next. at half past o'clock Citizens, not
members Of other Fire Comp anies. invited to ssso
cate themselves with the Friendship Such are de.
si.ous to do So will please to send in their names.
ian 1914
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-19

sP SAVINGS FUND INSTITUTION open
This Day. (Saturday,l under the direction OF Com.
mttee Of the Board Of Managers at the Room. corner
Of King and Washington streets at half past o'clock
P,N, eSsturtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-19

MARRIED. on Thursday evening last. BY the
Rev. Norval Wilson, Mr.. LEONARD G. ADANs
to Miss MARGARET +. BALL, all Of this place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-19

DIED. in Georgetown, d. C.. on Sunday, the
18th instant, MIR. BARNABAs-YoUXo. in the 52d
year Of his age. for many years resident Of thin
place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-19
BALTIMORE MARKET-Jan. 10.

Flom-Marke, dull: no sales Of consequence
have been effected. Wagon price We quote at
IS 50, and from the store at 5 Ga, per bill.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-19

THE WEATHER AT the Museum on
Wednesday. 8 A. NJ the THERMOMETER stood
at 49,; on Thursday, at 10; and on Friday, at
90. On Wednesday night and Thursday morn
ing, there was a gale from N. w.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-19
Vpholstering, az

UphotSterlng, &C
STEPHEN SANGER respectfully informs the pub.
- lie that he has commenced the
UPHOLSTERiNG BUSINESS
Upon King street, few doors above Mr.. L. Hurdles
Chair Factory, where he is prepared to execute any
description Of Upholstery, and will furnish to order
Feather Beds Hair, Moss, and common Mattresses Of
any size. &c. &c.
Stephen Sanger and VIM. Creighton,
under the firm Of Sanger & Creighton, have also CON-
menced the business Of.
CABINET MAKING,
and they Offer for sale sideboards, Bureaus, Tables
Be dsteads. Chairs, Sofas, &c.
Persons in want of any of the above articles will
doubtless advantage themselves and oblige by =. J.
ing, is purpose TO sell at the lowest possible
prices. Repairing promptly attended to.
Jan l7-3t SANGER CREIGHTON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-19

PIT WIZ y OO !" " Wv
FLOUR. Wagon price, Thursday. IS Co.
Yesterday, IS %. Store price, IS S7a IS
40 No sales have come to our know ledge.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-19
tlfteen Dolisrs NeW ard,

EN0R taking up, and securing so tina, get posses.
L sion Of her again. NEGRO L4NE, who ran off
from Dumfries yesterda, morning Jane is ABOUT five
feet three inches high, well set color dark, took with
her avariety Of clothing, particularly plaid cloak.
she now is. The above reward of fifteen dollars will
be paid if she is taken out Of the limits of Virginia. and
ten dollars within. PEYi NORVlLL,
Administrator Of I uke Cannon. senr deceased.
Bpeptsviile, 18th January. 1835-d3ts wifi
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-19
For freight.

,sLh The schooner ROBERT ROWLAND. Nc.
eiland, mss,er carries about l200 barrels, will
tax freight to New York Or any Eastern port. Ap.
ply TO w FOwLE 4 Co.
~ no have for sale said schooner's cargo Of
900 casks Thouaston Lime Jan IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-19
or Boston.

,SLN The packet Brig TOKEN, Davis, master.
i.ytxX viii sail IN The Of the present weeks TOR
Il passage having superior accommodations. ap-
ply to EDW'D. DAiNGEkFiELD.
ian IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-19

REV. Mr.. AvEnY.-It is stated in the Provi.
dence American. that the clergyman above men
toned has a6Sconded from Bristol, and is now
among the missing.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-19

i,oaf Bread u BiscMit Hakery.
JOEL C. REYNOLDS
SXyOULD inform his friends and the puolie that he
Nv has commenced the above business on The cor.
ncr of Fairfax and Duke streets ate the occupancy
Of Mr. Brown. } and he will supply the public with
BREAD on the following terms:
pound !oaves at I23 cents
2 do do ct Ct do
do do ut 3 do
and he hopes to please his friends and those who may
favor him with their custom, by attendi upon them,
and supplying them With the Staff Of Life" good
as can be had elsewhere in The town. He therefore
socits share Of public patronage, and hopes by
renting attention upon his business, TO merit the
same from generous pubic. IN 1S-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-20
DO sSEnC.
WINCHESTER AND ooDsT(

WINCHESTER AND OODSTOCK ROAD.
NINcnEsTER, Sept. It-By a notice in snutLer part
of this paper, it will be thai meeting Of the citizen
OF the and county called the first day the
October Court, adopt such may be neces-
stry the construction OF this road, vitality impor ant
TO our town. and, indeed to the whole community through
which II may pass. Concerted action is the great
CT success in all public undertakings II The counties OF
Shenandoah and Frederick would unite to "a man in
'hs Increasing enteIpiize, five dollars from each per-
sJn BE to contribute would construct the road. Such
'c - ony stated 10 demonstrate how easily the road may
b. made, all would uui heart and hand the uude E.
tak'ng A. 1t ~ there hats been air, ally subscribed, II
Shenandoah, we understand much less hau $50 600
How east, could hundred geucmen iouId in on,
who would take hundred dollars worth OF sfnr
csc hi4 with rl, above .ub.eripon and tu o. on,
the State, would insure the construction OF The road.
hen took 10 the GDtcfs III trade OF the whole coun-
n.y. or at least ut miles up the valley, would a."
fo"t; how little OF this trade reaches notc. II th
y &C were the most eligible market, the road. gres,
part al the year. will not permit reap he bere hts Il
oar locality how are our natural ad, aut"ges spial ing
'henseives IN lie effects oil Il uesteIn road,
properly! The larne, AT the distance OF wen miles
TON nchesier ins'ead Of taking TO he
town. DIVORCES such dire course and likes a.
road The distance of five Iuiles and thu IL
feels himself subsSSiaiIy Ia Winch ster Or OF our
oldest citizens irWVduys since s.w train wagons
prndirg their this read o The such a sight
b" declh ed he had never before wInt.sed has
lived ho'e rps ards OF hi Sears. iiey came ,og her
on the road IL these things have already resulted hen
than Fix mil completed wha, is O be IN.
state of things hen lie hole Is finished; ard how much
wore in poran'. 'han ibis ioad would he turnpike
go The valley the whole country Iayely par
uen. n mind can tell the immense sdvsnages winch
we must Ieap-it would he harvest Win us ,.e whole
year round.
II 1Oio'ss ciBtn to b~ doing lining, "
IL 10 the public. .NOiD fine, il
hi scheme fortune is made. Property must double
la lIe business will increase boy There
sre those who can remember how much activity aud bus
ue there in this place, twenty thirty years since
when the pack trade conferred here. since that
this trade has increased one hundred fold but have
lost itwhy? cause other places have afforded greater
aces; stores III the county and small in their
DeighbohoOd have tapped u; rather have diverted the
he ny La liz IN .t,r.
10 ourselves oil the natural advantages OF ocaliy--
VTgiHidH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-20
pENITENrIARy or vIpcIN,,

We understand, that the improvements directed 10 be
made ~ this Institution by The last General Assemble
were somewhat delayed IN the early part of the summer
Tor want OF bricks, but they rapidly progress ling
ihe front wall on the south side has been ventilated nv
opening SIX large windows with CRATES and blinds The
high walls in The yard the sides Of the inner rate have
heen taken down, and an addition msde to The front build
ing Tor gateway, and for Offices The old wooden gates
nave Deen been taken out aud ones put in made o
IRON rods and bars like CRATES 10 increase the ven-
lano' ne hospital u going up, and will lie completed
curing me ia For the purpose OF increasing the vena-
ion Of the prison, and oioding for timber sheds
nc. the Executive has directed the wall enclosing The
north sde which il about three hundred feet long TO be
taken down and rebuilt hundred feet further out
he greater part OF this wall thrown down on the
last day OF August, since which period the dninuon OF
disease has been For several weeks pre- yous
the number IN the hospital from about eght 10 fen;
but since this alterations the number has been
TO from three fire The site Tor the new wall has besn
excsvated and and bricks are in state nj
lion for putting up Immediately The buildings OF the
prison we're enclosed by wall twenty feet bie1 " hirh
only circumscrbed supericies of sbou, one hundred
yards square IL will be readily perceived that an addition
OF one hundred ieet TO side Of this snpeffcjes with
the openings already made IN the front wall will gre
promote healthy circulation Of The atmosphere There
has been less disease during The present summer the
prison 'han Is usual al this Nothing like Cholera
has appeared.
ne same phenomenon prevails Ihroug bout our city
"'s"'ne last year, The Cholera stalking firth among
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-20
ON WARD

The Raleigh Star OF the 18Th eioces al the e,erprizny
spirit which has gone forth in N. Csrolinaconouerne
every difficulty, and triumphng Nature herself Il
displays the pomp and circumstance OF the glorious"
efforts making 10 improve the Stale !, ecitcs ''Ihe
morable July State ConvenoD The Pittsborough and
Hisborough Conventions; the county meetings
which have been heidi the ncre asng zeal and activity Of
the people, the sturdy yeomanry Themselves and the H.
bera subscriptions which have been already secured
aoring solid grounds OF confidence aud hope; 80 that il
may now be looked upon certain that time is not
distant when The great deSderdfu in trade, the OF
whch our cI'izens have 30 long and severely sucreda
cheap and expeditions means of market may no
obianed"-Thc Wilmington Peoples Press" OF The 4h
also staes, that irom the various subscription returns il
- asreroined that upwards OF Four Hundred Thousand
Dollars ($i0OO00) have been subscribed for the Rail
Road from Raleigh Wilmington, 10y the way of WSyue,-
boi ougb.'
II we turn orr eyes to New York, we find there the
fruits OF those efforts which are penetrating N. Carolina
What the one promises 10 effect the other has pe,fored
be results are calculated 10 srprize, yet cheer
"Ibe aggregate amount OF tolls received upon all The ca.
nails o the State for the month Of August is SI47 9I5:
Exceeding the amount received during the same month
last year. by The sum OF $5S 266 Tie revenue derived
rom to' from The opening Of navigation the first of
Sepemper, is greater by more Than hundred and
Jyfy-e'ght thousand dollars than il was during same
months OF 1882; aud exceeds by about 300 900 The re-
ceIps Tor the like period in 1881 The Cholera had Sc
riOus effect in diminishing the tolls for JIv and August NJ
last year"
Wha, is more striking evidence Of the prosperity of
The Public Works in ~. York. is the great Fund which
me ,oIls are rapidly gathering Tor The extinction Of the
cumUldie, they are deposited in The Banks and loan.
ed out to them at . reasonable inerest.--AuJ 50 con-
siderable IL the Sinking Fund, thus acrumuiated that
proposals are issued for The redemption Of certificates
OF the stock, with small premium, and hand
some smonn-Hcre we see the whole process in iriuin-
phant operation Money borrowed 10 execute the works
the capital invested the work complstediolIs sccu-
mh'aung oeyond the current expenses and the annual
propositions made Tor exnguislug hand
some proportion Of the original debt.
And shall pause longer the very verge OF our no.
bic enterprise Shall we not pobly plunge into the stream
and buffet with all hs difficulties, with manly snews
u ~ Carolina marshls us the way by her scive sub
scptions aud NJ York cheers by her brilliant per-
fOTmdnoes, why should we any longer hestsie in the
execution Of iic noble work'-Cheeiing voices rome 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-20
IIyo PHYSICIANS AND 0THERs.-rhe .nb.clib,

ITENO PHYSICIANS AND OTHERS.-Tbe subscriber
IL oilers for sale tract Of land in The county OF Pow.
haian containing about 20 formerly the residence
oil Doctors WHARTON Holcombe and Chambers no
cesson anu Tor many years engaged very extensive and
lucrative practice Situated three miles from James hi.
yer between the points OF Bull Neck Ga large
the Ver I'D wealthy and popnlous neigbbourhood and
inierseced by the roads from Richmond TO Cortersye
aud from Mchauxs Ferry to Powhafsn Court House, ii
considered convenient and desirable loo ,on for ply
sican The improvements dwelling house with 5
rooms, granary stables ice house, medical shop carriage
house &c garden and yard enclosed and orchards of
various and select fruit About 100 acres OF the land are
cleared and cultivated in four fields. About so or go acres
have been lately seeded in clover small crop of wheat
can be seeded the ensuing good corn land Mr.
Wn" A. Cooke residing Just below the above described
iarn, or The subscriber, few miles above will show IL to
any one who may wish TO purchase H.
CHAsTAIN COKE
Powhatan, August 3d. 1888. 3l-w2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-20

impressed upon Ministers the improperly ofpe Knitting has
Lordshp meeting new House OF Assembly, composed
back 10 their constituents; aud belief in this is
seng thened by the prorog alton OF the House in
definite period Ii is now no secret that Lord Mulgrave
would have long ago been recalled but
OF the Duke u Richmond.
Sir john Ktane sent for but lac preferred an East
India Coinsnd, and he succeeds Sir Edw ard Barnes
Gov and Commander in Chief at Bombay Sir Johns
reasons Tor declining this Government not exactly
known. Tut on hs refusal Sir whlughby Cotton WAS d
reced to return here forthwith aud d. hourly looked ior
aud Is stated that r arrival he will assume the Go
Nern,ent as WILL as the command Of the tSrc"s-e''n>
most devou'iy to be wished Sir wi'oughby has many
friends in the country, and not enemy the House VI
Assembly. Lord Mulgrave has real trend here
The Jansca Despatch OF the same day pull shes ST.
nilar report, in the opinion that his Lofsps
departure viii not give um5age 10 the Respectable por-
ton OF the community.
Neither Of the papers of the subsequent days
firm the report.
TITO Despatch thus allu,es 10 he situation of Jan aics
and the prospective result OF he law einancpa,iug the
slave:
The future happiness and prosperity Il Jamaica de-
e'ds on the hnal seti, AT OF sion which has s-
listed lie symPatbes shd feelings u millions in Great Rri-
tsit aud haas ssiness bood.hed and depre cia
ton OF property in the un ortuna'e colonies II sgita
was to be Kept up much Logger in tic mother country |.
there any doubt but West India property would be daily
bee ming vslueless, aud security OF life uncer
tain We have fatal piecejeDs establish the iac ,ha
continued agitation would cause the destruction Il
con- ider OF the most efecuai means for the coo
MIS- 10 secure much possible out Of the wreck
the shoals and quicksands which surround th, must
DO cautiously avoided. and the vessel steered by our
State sHen into the safest hsrbor they ach We
really 10 admit that the oi twenty millions is
v"lent for the inmene property vested in the colonies
aud likely TO suffer by tie contemplated change. When
consider that the British Government have been lore.
by the dice o the nation TO the steps they have taken
and that they have sgniied t IL intention oil giving TWEEN.
~ millions to probable losses (nd. they state
loss at all will io their measure,) trust the
colonists they secured III the money, and il every
compac, is viriuay fulfilled, will the necessity OF
jeci. so long source OF irritation and discomfort.
by The OF New Oi1csns, we have news from Nc ri
ia. I0h of August. General Valencia has totally
defeated the insurgent General d. Angel Perez Paces,
with all his host prisoners, arms SC. falling into the
hands OF the victor. The battle lasted five hours The
Telegraph OF Mexico says the liberties OF Mexico
secured for ever. In New Leon, Col Corino has
pleely tumphed the rebels, who have cd
their faction, aud yielded 10 the Federal Governme mt
Duran aud Arista in Grega moving towards, Zelaya
i-Pennsyl, anian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-20
AALUABLE LAND FOR sALE---on rneall.v-

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE On TUESDAY, The
lrsi day Of October next, ii fair il not the ne 1t fair
day thereafter. shall otter for SALE public auction OH
the premises, the Tract Of Land which live in The
county OF Prince Edward. II lies on the main Southern
road within about mile OF Farmvile and Elk miles of
Prince Edward Court House. The tract contains about
02l acres OF which about $50 in woods and 80 10 GO of
creek bottom This Of land s well adaped Ia line
cultivation OF com wheat oats and tobacco: IL well i'm.
proved ma very veil waterad lie deems farther de-
scHPnon uhnecessJfy, those wishing purchase will
view or themselves Before the day Of sale the land will
De Fho" 10 any wishing to buy. by the proprietor
isr"s WI be accommodating and made known on the
day oil sale. ABNER w ATsON
August l6. oo,.,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-20

The amount OF ia du les The week before lat eceiy
cd the New ltik uslom House, ca oollci,s, was
over ! 10000.
ny he death OF Judge Eeber, BrnSon. of Nv Yo k,
james Nj iii on is lett the ouly surviving member o. the
inst American Congress Ia 1881, lie IL also The last
yvt ot the en,iCn which 70. med the federal
stitu:i n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-20

VHNO UNDERWRITERS Two Houses be let the
IL h OF October next, AT Randolph Macon College.
Que OF brick Ohe bricks made and will he furnish
ed the other wood The prospect for good and punctual
mechanics is encouraging at this place
II. q. LEIGH.
Boyhton, Mecklehhurg, Va, Sept go 39-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-20

NEW ORLEANS, September The sickness are
sorry say has not abaied; and The victims
means from The exposed class he weather for the la
tour five days, has been remarkably pleasant snd cool
with occasional showers. Tie number OF deaths from he
Sh TO ihe Slst ul' 3i6 On the Is IS. the
2d FL .frEus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-20

~ OIICE.-There will be Petition before the next
General Assembly Of Virginia, for the purpose OF re-
dueing the Tolls the Falling creek and Manchester
Turnpike road FREEHoLpsR S or CBEsrERFtELp
hhgus ~ Y3--wI2t~