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commence can De placed In our Offctal pubic d0Cu
ments! Old ones may be altered and garbled, and
ones, contradictory TO the old, may be gotten up
to subserve the purposes of party Let it be borne
in mind that the Secretary does not pretend that there
has been any loss by the banks since his report of
1884. The Secretary has failed altogether failed
in his object-to prove that the Government has lost
more by the banks than by individual repositories
He has not succeeded in classifying his former re-
cords
It is worthy Of notice. that il did not occur to Gen.
Jackson, or to any one of the gentlemen whose
speeches are above quoted, 10 any other advocate
of the Deposite Act to object that the Stale banks
had, in 1876 suspended specie payments. Expert
ence had shown that State banks like all other hui
man institutions were not perfect-that under the
operation of extraordinary causes they had once
suspended-and that they might, from similar causes
suspend again. At that period, when no urgent
party object was to be subserved, we heard no COM
plant of bank SUSPENSIONS now they are spoken OF
as the consummaiion of all knavery and wickedness
II the banks suspended for dishonest purposes, they
merit the ceDsure il Gas will show) they suspend
ed from pure and worthy motives then they had not
and Wright, and the whole Democratic party, placed
in them in 1884.
Gen. .Jackson's Message, December, 1885,
The experience of another year has confirmed the
utter faacy OF the idea that the Bank OF the United
States necessary fiscal agent for the Govern.
ment Without It's aid, as SUCH indeed, in despite Of
all the embarrassment IL was its power to create the
revenue has been paid with puuctuay by citizens
the business Of exchange both foreign and domestic,
has been conducted with convenience and the circu.
ating medium has been greatly improved BY the use
of the State hanks, which do not derive their charters
from the General Government, and not controlled
by its authority is ascerained that the moneys Of the
United States be collected and dsburscd without
loss or Inconvenience, and that all the wants Of the
community, in relation to the exchange and currency,
supplied as well as they have been before IT.
under circumstances the most yorabc 10 the stead;
tha rEnt has haon fn,n AZ.
considerations which the Bank of the United States
rested its claims to the public favor imaginary and
groundess canno, be doubted that ths experience Of
the future will be more decisive against them
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lsX THOMAS

x;- Ghe ENGUtHEH is published twice a week, generally, and
,gn.et :ue; II week during tho session Of the State Legislature.
rn.s, ,ae sane Is heretofore, Five Dollars per annum, payable III I'D
,s"ce. Sn,es Of chartered, specie paying banks (only) viii be re-
c red III payment. The Editor will guarantee the saieiyo OF remit
I'm. ;hca, BIZ mail; the postage Of all letters being paid by the writers.
- No Tar.t will be discontinued, but at the discretion OF tho
r,.Jr, mill oil arrcaIaScs have bcen paid ur. 9,
- Whoever viii guarantee the payment OF nine papers, sha'i
harc the icalh gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ One Iusro, or less, fst insertion, I 5cents; eachcontinuance,
80 SEATS No aavcrtiscmcn; inserted, untilit has eithcI been paid Tor
q assumed by some person in this city or its enviroas.
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a IN REV RD.-Ean away from the subscriber, living in
CIV King William county, Inut negro men, viz: Charles, Scot.
Lr,ris. md James. Charles is Il likely negro man; about five feet
eight inches high; twenty -four or FIVE years old, dark complexion,
with fine teeth, the two front u little separate; makes shm g: has
worked n, the caTpcnters' tradc-and had on, when he left ne, a
Lomcspun woollrn short coat and cotton panialoons, also j blue
cloth cost. Scot is a likely black nun; abon, twenty-five years old;
five fee, nine or ten inches high; fall head nf hair; mouths and chops
his words when speaking; has worked in n smiths shop fol 5 or 6
years. Lewis isu likely young man; about t"tnty-one Yeas old;
hair; Il bad scar on the fore finger Of the left hand, occasionally lis
getting between The cogs Off whcat-fn in September last. Jamcsis
On uncommoniyl likely, tnwny-colored man; about twenty-five years
old; five feet nine rtcn inches high; finely formcdi walks erect and
brisk; all had The same kind Of clothing. The above negroes were
seen on my plantation about q month e.n; since then, have every
reason 10 believe, they have left this ncshborhood, and nc either
in Richmond, or lurking ubuut The plantation of tho Mcssrs. Wick
hams, near Hanover Courthouse, where they have relations. The
above reward will be given for the apPrchcndinc and securing these
men, so that get them, or $40 each. THOMAS CARTER.
Pampctike. Dec. -. W-wlt
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TuYHlS DAY, January Sd, will be published in Phila.
q deIphia, the first number of the MEDICAL EAA,
the Collateral Sciences. Edited by J. B. Biddle, M. D.,
and NJ. C!ymer. NJ: D
The plan of the Examiner is that of the weekly Me-
dical Gazettes of Paris, London, and other European
Capitals. Its object is to place in the hands OF the Fro
fession a cheap and succinct compendium OF valuable
information, necessarily not embraced in the periodical
works, published at greater intervals OF time. It will
contain accurate and regular clinical reports OF Inc two
principal hospitals Of Philadelphia, with accounts OF IN.
teresting cases occurring in other institutions and IN phi
ya,e practice. Notices and reviews of new foreign and
domestic publications will appear. A large space Will
be devoted to a summary Of American and European
Intelligence. Correspondents have been secured from
abroad, frcm whom may be expected Numerous interest
ing communications.
CONTENTS OF No. IA Lecture on Wounds OF
Nerves, by Thomas Harris, NJ. D., Surgeon Of the Naval
Asylum, and of the Pennsylvania Hospital; On Chronic
Laryngitis, or the Sore Throat of !C~lergymen, by N.
Chapman, M. D., Professor Of the Theory and Practice
of Physic in the University Of Pennsylvania; Case of
Fatal Poisoning, from Pork, by w. Pepper, NJ. D.; Bi.
Biographical Notices; Editorial remarks; Death of DR..
Physick; Clinical Lecture and operation for removal of
both upper Maxillary Bones, by VIM. Gibson, NJ. ,
Professor Of Surgery in the University of Pennsylvania,
and, Surgeon to the Philadelphia Hospital. Clinical Lee
teres delivered at the Philadelphia Hospital, by w. v.
Gerhard, Nj. D, Physician to The Hospital; Operation
for Double Harelipi in an adult with remarks, by J Ran.
dolpb, NJ. D., Surgeon 10 the PENNSYLVANIA Hospital
Clinical Repo.ts of the Pennsylvania Hospital; Domes-
tic Summary; Foreign Summary.
The Examiner is published in Philadelphia, on every
alternate Wednesday, on a supee-rIoyai sheet, contain
ing sixteen pages Svo. of double column:
The annual subscription is three dollars, payable in
advance. Taoo copies will be sent to any address upon
the receipt of a remittance of Jfce dollars, post paid
Persons disposed TO subscribe, are requested to forward
the subscriptions by mail. Letters and communications
NAV be addressed. postpaid I" TO The Editors Of the Me.
dical Examiner, Philadelphia"
Philadelphia, Jnn.9 f&-a
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Eurauruuc HDmc Manufacture !

TTo""T 1T""-
ENIE subscriber takes this method OF informing the Public, both
- in town and country, that nc has commenced the manufacture Of
u superior kinI ui SILK HAT, Oh fur bodies, which he vii. warrant
equal 10 any mad" in the L. States. lie having been practically et-
yaced ia the above business 10 years, (lr last tx with TIGTas
Simms < Co., in New York, who introduced the business III these
United Slnres,l Hnters himself that those who may GI"ot him with
n trial of the above article, will meet with TINT satisfaction that viii
ensure him their IN urr cuStnm. Gentlemen eau have u handsome
Hat nf the latest fashion Tor 81, warranted to Keep lis color and shape
in all wcatliSrs, equal TO any That are sold fur $40.
Store Keepers aud country merchants eau be supplied lower than
nj the Northern markets, ut The manufactory" Of
JOHN r. SMITH,
Near Ealsntime and Breeders, shOha MN, RiehmoHd ia.
Dec OF GT-wif
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against
Benz min Sheppard, late Sheriff Of Henrico county, and as such
adninis,.uto of George Mctiert, deed, who was executor 0! Charlie.
LehnleI, decd, Washington Mrttcrt, james Mc0unne!, Edmund
Steaue, administrator Of Thomas Miles, deed, aud John Cobbs
Defendants.
This day this cause came on 10 be heard upon the bill of The plain
tiff, taken for confessed, as TO all the defendants ana sundry eahi-
bits, and ws argued by cunusel-On consideration whereof, the
Court doth udjud,s, order and decrea, that the defendant, Dcnjanin
Sheppard, late Sheriaof Henrico county, and us such administrator OF
George MeteIt, dec, do settle tho accounts Of the administration Of
le said George Mrttet, decd, On the estate Of his tcstuior, Charles
Zshuner, decd, before tho commissioner Of this COURT und that tho
defendant, Edmund Steane, administrator Of Thomas Miles, decd,
do also settle the accounts Of his administration Of the estate Of his
ia,e,,a,c before the sumo commissioner, showing al! the assets, real
and personal, of tho said Thonss MileI ,~decd-whichs said several
accounts the commissioner IL ordered TO state and report to the
Court, with any matters especially stated, deemed pertinent BY him.
sell, or which may be required TO be SO stated.
A Copy-Tes,e,
PiREE pJISDEETCR- CkrE.
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Dec Is

AND FOR SALE.-ilavinc determined 10 remove, | offer for
- sale my valuable Tract Of Land, containing lyjt2 acres. 1t is
situated in Granville county, y. C., eight miles Iom CIaIE.vilc. a
furnishing Tobacco market on the Roanoke. Tho improvements, n
very large md wrlI-fnishcd Westinghouse, well ceiarcd, and nv
unusual nuInirr OF good ou,-hnuscS and convcnicnces; pulled yard
and garden, md Il large house for tirn-hing machine and cuituu: in,
all ~ good order; u GOOD aud convenient spring. md good pump Oliver!
cold and sweet water. Ny laui abounds in goni springs. There is
a small creek running lhrUuga The centre OF the plantation, with n
rood deal Of valuable Hat. II is bounded on one side by Grassy
creek. On which stream, have n valuable milLsCRt. About 4 or
800 acrrs under fence, and u great deal of valuable tobacco land 10
cIcar-3O or 40 acres in herds grass and clover 1t is remarkably
fine grass land, and good meadows TO any extent, may he had. 1t is
an extraordinary estate for raising stock. lthsa veTy healthy place,
and the plantation is in good condition and productive. will sell
thi, estate very low, md on accommodating terms; and mm jnsti-
fed in saving, il il well worth tho attention Of all who wish 10 buy.
Nov 81 f1s-w9wt1 Gus. j.. READ.
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FLEETWOOD DENY subscriber, who has been en-.
q gagged for several years past in conducting the education Of
youth, purposes TO open this Institution on the 18th OF the ensuing
January, and hopes, b. giving 10 il his unfenittins attention, aided
by A competent Assistant, TO establish pc rmGnenuy n school OF such
n character as will mort Il share of patronage from the adjoining
counties, and preclude the necessity which now exists, Of srnhin.
bows TO distant Scminarirs in quest of elementary instruction. The
situation selected is in King n Queen county, near the residence OF
DIR. &. g. Fleet, adjacent 10 the main road leading from Richmond
10 Tappahunnpck, and hi.tnnt about - miles from the latter place.
The well known saluhrty Of the site, the highly intelligent md mo-
raj ncighborh0od in which it is situated, excluding every oprortu-
nifty for vice, md its contisuhy to houses Of public worship, com
bne in rendering the location peculiarly eligible for the moral cul-
,ureo of youth. Besides the Academy which il now completed, the
course Of instruction will he liberia! and extensive, comprising tho
Greek, Latin and French Languages, Mathematics and Natural Phi
losop.v, with surh branches as constitute a thorough English cdu.
cation, which will be varied with reference TO the future destination
of the pupil.
forms will be, for inilion, board, and washing, Sl20, Tone half pay
able in advunce.) Ir bed and bedding he furnished, there will he m
additional charge OF ST. Day scholars S25. The boarding depart
ment will he conducted by an experienced person under my super
vision. oLiFEf WHILE.
Tho annexed expression Of sentiment is from the Trustees Of the
Rnppnhnnnock Academy, which Institution Lave aided IN Conduct
ing for the last six years.:
Il lis with great pleasure and ihn fullest confidence, that we cx-
press our entire satKa with the department as q senileman.
and qualification as an instructor Of youth, uniformly exhibited by
Mr.. White whilst officiating at our Academy, from whence he bears
the sytnpathies and regrets OF all who know him.
JoHS Fl. BERNARD,
WM. p. TAYLOR,
JoHs TAYLOR, Jr,
RICHARD BUcXSER, Jr.
Clark,ton, King & Queen county, or By addressing me, at the Rap
pahannock Academy, until the 18th December, aud after that date
al Charleston, King &auccn. o:".
Dec Is t4-"ow
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4 Copy-I este,
P.ARkE PUJNDEXTER, Clerk.
COMMENCEMENT. Orr,

CoMMissIoSER'. OFFICE, Dec. Is, 1887.
Thc parties concerned in the above order Of Court will take no.
ticc, that | have appointed the 10Th day Of February next, and Tie
Farmers Hotel, in Manchester, as the time ind puce for The settle
inca, Of Ike matters referred by tho foregoing Decree, on whicldty,
by 10 o'clock, A. NJ, they are hereby Untitled 10 attend with the
necessary evidence 10 enable me tn dischutgc the duties required by
the said Decree. LAWSON NENNAl.Lf, CDmr.
IAN T2-wiw*
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,LnmcS Rirer Land far SHle.

James RtUcr Lana tr Sale.
T>HE subscriber. vi lin. 10 remove 10 the State OF Kentucky, of
n frrs for sale the plantation OF which En al presnnt" resides, III
tho county OF Goochlanl, Is miles fiom Richmond, ono mile from
powelI,s Tavern, containing 40 acres Of land, 100 Rcrcs OF tIrcr
bottom, running for nearly n mile on James River, and not subject
the balance is wool land. about 100 acres OF which is very well
,imbcrcl. This is undoubtedly one of the hundsomcst nnI health.
est situations on James River. The dwelling house is largo aud
very con cnien,ly constructed, and is situuich on 4 beautiful cmi-
Dencc, afordins n fine vrw for several miles both up and down The
river, all necessary out houses. and an orchard OF fine fruit trees OF
different kinds. This plantation has running water IN each field,
andi within one mile of a .rist aud SOW mill. The subscriber has
seeded sixty bushels Of wheat Un good land, Which, II the season
proves favorable will WELD ut least siy hundred bushels.
From The many cnurcnicnccs Of This place, The quality oil The
land. its vicinity 10 Richmond, &c, the subscriber hnitcrs hIm*cli
that these wishing to purchase lund in Virginia will call aud exam
inc this farm. Any communication addressed TO him a, PowciTs
Tavern will be promptly attended TO.
Dec. 8 LG2-wSwSl William Il" hhhhlS'
SLATE RIVER SCHOUL.-Wc have procured the services OF
y Mr.. BENJAMIN W. Curtis, 4. B., as principal Of this school for
the cusuins wear. This school H. situated four miles West of Buck
inchum Courthouse. in an unusually healthy ncishbofhood. The
terms Of tuition for The scholastic year Of ten months will &c for
the vniou. E,si.h branches usually taught in good schools, 500
For French, German, Latin or Greek, $50.
Pupils will he charged from the time Of udmiitancc TO the close
made. Boarl can be had in either of our families ut s. per month,
including washing, candles, &c. The ninth session OF this school
will commence on the ODD Jannnry neat. Parents arc assured that
the morals OF tho children at Tins srhnol "i!l b" attended to. MIR.
Curtis graduated nj Dartmouth College, July, le3G, and is highly re-
commended by President Lord. liz has hnd chfrSe OF the school
for the past yaar, and ha. sivca entire snl.ficiion. Apply TO either
Of the subscribers. WV. T.. MpSELEf,
I'll. ". BONDrRANT,
OK. MOSELEY.
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Richmond nnd Peiersbrry Rail rand Co,

Richmond nnd Petersbnry Raj. rand Company.
a T n meeting OF the President aud Directors. IN The lgih Instant,
the following further sums were required fiOm the stockholders,
10 be paid by them into The Iank of Nitsiniu or its Branch ~ Pc
tcrsburg, to tnc credit Of tho Company, viz: Tn each share -, 10
h. paid "a the Isl October. ISi November. Isl December, ll Junua-
ry, aud lat February, and $40 on tho LIST March next.
WIN. i. SHEPPARD, TrrGsurEr.
Sur d 31-3awtl-tM
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TREAT NORTH AND SOUTH EMPRESS LINE
ST -WlSrER nttm,ngt"n'
and Charleston.-This line, while it avoids the dangers
of the Capes, and the fa,igues Of 300 miles OF Staging
offers to the traveller a route, which tor speed, safety,
comfort and economy. is not equaled.
GoISG SOUTH By this route, Passengers who leave
Baltimore on Monday and Friday, via the chesapeake
Bay Boats, and Portsmouth Railroad, or VIA Washlns ton
city, the Fredericksburg, Richmond and Petersburg
Railroads to Blakely, will reach Halifax on ,hr evenings
of the next days, viz: Tuesday and Saturday; From
Halifax they will be Immediately conveyed oy Post
Coaches and Railroad to Wilmington, where they VIII
arrive on Thursday and Monday mornings, (hav'ng SLEPT
at South Washington the preceding nights) thence al.
ter two hours delay, to Charleston, in from ~ TO ~
hours, thence, by Railroad, to Augusta.
Extra leaving Baltimore or Washington CITY on wed
nesday, via Fredericksburg, Richmond and Petersburg
Railroads to Blakely, Passengers will arrive at HALIFAX
ON Thursday evening, at Wilmington, Saturday morn.
ing. and leave for Charleston on Monday.
GoIye NokrH.-LeaveC Charleston every Sunday and
Tuesday, at 5, P. NJ reach Wilmington the following
morning to breakfast. Leave Wilmington at IL o CLOCK,
and by Rail road Post Coaches arrive at Halifax on lhe
evenings of The next days, viz. Tuesday and Thursday.
Sleep at Halifax, and the next morning proceed North
via the Peter sburg, Richmond and Fredericksburg hail
roads. rc
Extra, leave Wilmington on Friday, arrive at Halifax
Saturday, and the next morning, via the PORTSMOUTH
Rail road and Bay Boats: or the Petersburg, Richmond
and Fredericksburg Railroad.
Observation-Disclosures SOUTH.
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SITUATION WANTED.-A young gentleman, who hs had some
- experience rs a Teacher, and who can produce satisfactory les.
,imouinls or his character and competency to teach the Greek, LII
lin and English languages, including Mathematics wishes to enensc
n situation as Teacher, for the ensuing year--Any communication,
addressed a. B. c., Newtown, King Queen county,F Va, willmeei
with Immediate attention.
Dec 10 oo-~o"
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REC EssN0N.D VIRGINIA.,

IN Circuit Superior Cout Of flaw
und Chancery, held ior Henlco county, On the a6th Of Scpiem-
Der, 1881:
Charles Zehmcr an infant offender years under the age oftwenty-
one, who sues BY Spencer Woodbridge, his guardian and ncxt friend,
Pluiutit:
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yEw ADVERTISEMENT
.inoths7 Extract from the .1ibiol

.inether EI!ract from lie .4'GiOn.
yU3!lE Albion of December 2nd gives the following
notice of S,odart, Worcester IL Dunhans Piano
Fortes: ~
* By The WV It wouh puxslsshe Asaicai iastrlHuens Mabsls 10
Europe. TO tell them that sufficient tone can DO obtained out OF
Jsrei M a.s,iona5le on Wednesday evening, when one OF the dos
cr;,iio,, from The Manuaciory Of Stolart, Worcester * Durham,
vas f,unA TO possess all tue volume anl uchnosd which Is usually
oh,ainsI from the Horizontal Grand Instrument"
The above speaks for itself, without comment:
Z. T. NASH,
sg.n, far ,S,odurt. Worcester &. Dunham's Piano Forte,,
Petersburg, Pn.
P.S. My agents in Richmond, Messrs: j. w. Ran
dolph & Co, will receive two of these Pianos IN the
course Of a few days. The public are requested to call
~ E. P. N.
72-3t
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rP The Portsmouth Cars run daily. The Petersburg
Cars on Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Sec
the folooing advertisement.
Passengers will observe that on this Route, via the
Chesapeake Bay Boats, and Portsmouth Railroad only
oue u;1h,,s slern is lost between Jew York and Augusta;
or via Petersburg, only one night between Richmond and
Augusta.
The Coaches are new, the Horses fresh and well train
ed, the Drivers sober and skiHul, and the fare and &C
Communications rood. The new, beautiful and Swift
Steamboat North Carolina, built by Cornelius Wander
bii, Esq of New York, for the Company, has just been
added To- the line between Wilmington and Charleston.
In fine, no expense has been spared to render the line
comfortable and safe.
Office w. s. r Railroad Company,
Wilmington, N. c., Dec. l4lh, 1887
Ian q T2-l2t
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land FOR ShLG.-Wiii be sold, on MOspAr. the 9th day OF
~ FEBRUARY next, if fair, otherwise, the next fair day, nj the Bell
Tavern, in the city Of Richmond, al IL O'Clock, Il Tr ct Of Land be-
Iensin. 20 he estate OF John Stark, decd, in The couaty Of Hanover,
containing go acres, by II late survey. This tract OF land is u
miles from The city of Richmond, Oh the Odd leading from Goodlils
Tavern to Hanover Courthouse, 9uilcs from the latter, and fave from
tho former, and Within 3milcs OF the Richmond and Fredericksburg
Railroad. One Third Of the tract Is wood land, md no hill between
it aud tie Railroad.
The improvements consist ola largo large and commo1ious Dwell
ing. house, with > rooms and ! passages below, 3 rooms and = pnss-
ages above, and some uuthOuscs; IL good well of water III the yard,
and II fine upplc orchard. Schools, mills, doctors aud " p"Sioihco,
all convenient. The quality of the land is as good us any ~ 'hat
prt Of the coun'ry and the situation Is healthy as any this side the
mountainS.-rrrmS: ono third cash the balance IN one ana TWO
curs with personal s,curity. Jos. SrARKE,
administrator, uth the Wi ANNEXED, If John S,drke, dct'd.
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NEGEOES FOR SALE-Wiil be sold, the highest bidder, for
~ cash, IN tho iowa OF Warren, Alb-marlc county, on Thutsdly,
the 2;h day Of January next, it fair, il not. tho mex! fair day, about
thirty NEGROES-m"n women, boys md girls, belonging to The c-
tate Of Jesse Jopling, desirable TO purchasers. a credit
OF sixty or ninety days will be given by addins the interest for that
term, and giving satisfactory paper negotiable Ut Hank.-Thesc Ne
grocs are likely and valuable.
Creditors, who have not presented their claims IN the estate: arc
requested 10 do go; and debtors To 1t arc notified 10 pay, Us the con-
dition of the estate iorb!ds Indulgence 10 them.
REUBEN B. PATTESON,
Administrator, 9Th The ol aaneted, gfJes<c .JOpi"s, deed.
Nra % hl-OIMiLa