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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07
FLOUR FOR ENGLAND.

For several years pas, this country has been an
importer Of Bteadstutfs from Europe, ut a cost of
some millions Of dollars. A change of circumsi ances
has. however, recently taken place, and nctwh-
standing the price which Flour bears in the United
States, shipments arc going forward TO some K
tent for the supply of the wants of the British
people, arising from the shortness Of their last har-
vest.
We have eraincd from correct sources that
the quantity OF Flour which has been bought in Bati-
more for the English market, shipped aud shipping,
is about 10000 bbs.
The Richmond Compiler states that within the
last two weeks there has been purchased IN that mar
ket lO5o0 barrels OF -four at an average price OF
So l23, which are now going on board The following
vessels loading in James River, for Liverpool, viz
ship Luca. 1850 barrels; brig Ark, 5000, and brig
Carthage, 5000.
In Philadelphia about %, 900 bbs. have been
bought FOR the English market.
The quantity taken in the New York market is
not known. The whole foreign export from that
port, between the LIST and 23d instant. was only
eo22 bbls. Bait. amer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07

DELAWARE Y. S. SENATOR.-Tbe com
m,ltee of The Senate Of Delaware. to whom was re.
frrred the nomination Of DR. MAuLL. TO the Senate
ofihe U. States, as made by the House, have made
long report. adverse 10 the separate action OF the
two Houses and concluding with resolution deciar.
ing that the Senate will not agree any other mode
OF election Than by join, vote in convention. This
being persisted in by the Senate will prevent any
lee ton this session,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07

fatal ARRAY, the first in this State, for the new
year, occurred near Murfreesboro' on "Wednesday
night last md ended with the death of Samuel Wal
lace al the hands Of D,ury Massey, both citizens of
Rutherford county Wallace it appears from the
statement of the Muifreest oro' Times wentto Mas
sey's house in the night, and before entering the
house some angry words passed between them
Wallace, however, went in and was Immediately mr.
dered by Massey, with threat shoot him il he
refused. More angry words having passed. Massey
fired and lodged the contents OF his gun in Walace's
abdomen, from which he died early next morning
Upon legal examination the facts, Massey way
acquitted NashrtUc Uhio
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07

From tte Northampton Mass Courier Of Jan. 90.
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION The high price Of
Mulberry Trees has caused dishones, TO sell ev-
cry thing almost IN the shape Of young trees for
Mulberry When in the shape Of cuttings, il is diff
hcult to determine their character, and eyeh after
the leaves are of, it is next 10 impossible to decide
the Kind. even II j, is Mulberry tree. Yesterday
we were shown bass wood cuttings, which had been
sold by some sirong vender of trees real mnlber-
RES. We have heard OF other cases, where large
sums OF money have been paid for genuine trees
which have turned out to be some other shrub or at
best only spurious variety. Those who wish for
genuine trees should purchase Of regular dealers or
persons in whose integrity they can confde. Blu, if
they arc such consun'mae fools as to do otherwise
they must not complain finley do buy hunbug kind.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07

WAshiSGToN Monument SocIrTY.-From an
'"u'ess 81 the board OF manager, of this ocety, pub
''shed IN the National lntellgcncer of Wednesday,
we learn that the whole amount of money, rrcc;ycJ
from collectors, thus far is 1927 9I7 % from n,eres,
on stocks, S2,s62 55-total, $3O779 "a. Of,bis
sum, Sl2, $50 Cd were expended for $40. 900 Penn
sylvan'a ivcs $500 Washington CITY skies. and
So'2 30 Washington City fves, These investments.
IN stock, the contingent expenses, &c. make the to-
tai expenditures S30,l0 O6, leaving a balanc. ~,
hand OF S6747s, of which 1857 Sc are deposited in
the Bank OF Washington, and the remainder, sac %
IS IN uncuent and counterfeit notes in the hand NJ
the treasurer. "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07

The PcnnsyIsanIan OF Nonday says;
Judge Burnside has gwen opinion IN the Court
OF Common Pleas oflIuningdon county. that Gov
crnor Porter has the power. under the amended con-
.ituiion. TO remove the officers appointed by Gov
ernor Rner, and supersedc them by appoint
,nenis and commissions. aud Judge Blythe has ex-
pressed the same opinion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07

"A petltion is before the Legislature Of Missouri
Pfayhngior the incorporation of company. with
capital OF million of dollars, for the erection of +,
of'uge over The Missouri, at ST. Louis. It's a stu
Peueous enterprise and is sand to be entirely feasible
II IS proposed 10 build it thirty piers, each CONTAINING
5000 perches of solid rock.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07
BUTLER FOUND GU,LTy

Inc 'rai OF Thomas Butler, charged with murder
ing young White, at house OF III fame in This ;,
SNORT Time since, was brought close last evening
when the jury retired, and shortly returned with
verdict OF gully IF Murder in the second deeree.
me punishment Of the crime is Imprisonment in
me Pen1tcntlary for life.
Cincinnati Hhie Jan. %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07

Professor Espy, who recently peIitoned Cougres,
tor the privilege of regulating storms is delivering
Lectures on the subject in Philadelphia. lie is in
dncing rain. r'o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07

Death Of Stephen Fan RenssaAaer.-The N. York
papers of Mondav evening, announced the sudJcn
death OF Stephen Van RENSSELAER, Of Albany. He
ued at II O'Clock on Sunday morning He was
man oil pt'ncely wealth, and of great benevolence
ana had hled many important public stations.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07
MORE EXECUTIONS IN CANADA.

We copy from the =. Montreal Herald" Of Satur-
day, the account ofthc hanging Of five moie prison
Yesterday morning a, nine o'clock. Pierre Thco
phile Decoigne. Ambrose Sanguineui. Charles San.
guiDei. francois Xavier Hamelip, otherwise called
Petit Hamelin. and Joseph Robert were hanged in
front Of the gao in pursuance Of the sentence OF
the court martial. Dccoigne wasa notary at Cha
eauRauy, and taken prisoner ~ Naperville along
with Capt MORN and others. with whom he was tired
The other four we're found guilty of high treason
aud OF the murder Of Mr.. Walker, under aggravated
circumstances.
Dccogne addressed the assembled crowd rs his
Dear brethren in Jesus" and stated that had he Ia
ken the advice of his good pastor he would not
have come 10 an untimely end. lie did not confess
thai he was n traitor, that he sorry for being
so, although he begged that his coun,rymen should
take his fate rs Warning. l he other wretchcd
criminals appeared engaged altogether in religious
services. and with the exception OF Jacques Robert,
met their end like men. DccoigDe IN partIc ular
was uno ommonly cool and self possessed. and did
not belray The slightest symptom Of fear, although
what reported Of him during the past few days
since his sentence officially intimated. led 10
expect a very different demeanor. Jaques Robert
was 10 drcadfuy overcome and nervous, that he re.
CURED to be supported until the fatal bolt drawn
which ushercd them into the presence of their
kerr Their suiicriDgs we're short, the hangman be
ing expert AT his profession than on the former
occasion. The gallows was erected on the top OF
the eaol wall, immediately above the gate, and the
bodies suspended outside of the wall, SO that
the Canadians might be fully satisfied that there
something serious than hanging in cffigy, is
currently reported in the country parishes was the
case with Cardinal and Duquette. When these
worthless were hanged there were only four hooks
on the gallows, but they now increased 20 Sc
ven, from which it would appear that they to be
used
An immense crowd Witnessed the executions, il
being quite novelty to see so many individuals
hanged At tho same time. There were not many
Canadians present although all those who were on
their way to market with their produce, were stop
ped by the crowd, and forced to certain extent, TO
witness the proceedings II was not until the actua
hanging had taken place. that the habitans really be
heyed the sentence would be carried into effect
and one who was standing beside us exclaimed
my God, they are real men" There was nothing
IN the appearance OF any of the unfortunate criminal.
which would have led any person to suppose The,
we've capable OF committing such barbarilies
proved against them detailed in the evidence we
this day published.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07
GANG OF THIEVES ARRESTED AT N.

.
Officers Smith aud Donnelson, of the police,
having obtained a clue, have come upon u den OF
thieves at then haunt, corner Of Avenue and Fourth
street fellow named Condition has been arrested
also three aceomplices, George kipp and wife,
Daniel Jones. and man named George Drummond,
10Th avenue, the supposed chief The ra,nlGcation
OF these desperadoes have been most extensive. Al
their various repositories have been found the stolen
goods Of Crosby, lloyt X Co. Exchange Place,
GARNER n Co., Spring street. 900 dollars worth OF
ladies' shoes, stolen from Spear Il Patten. Water
street. &c. &c. At depository in The mountains
back Of Fishkll, more OF the goods Of Crosby one
OF Drummonds residences, viz, in the same house
with the minister. at New Brunswick N. j., found
the cushions prayer book aud plate lately stolen from
the Railway church. 1t appeared that Drummond
was the receiver general OF the gang, and also chief
director. lie had hired the upper part of the New
Brunswick Bank, with view of making his way into
II on the first opportunity while another member OF
TO gang took up his abode at the hous of the minis
ter of Railway church, New Jersey and shortly there
after made his exit, carrying off with him every thing
of value and portable that he could find in the church
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07

A meeting was held in Cincinnati, Ohio. IN con.
s'der the. proprety of reforming the peniten,iarv
system OF that Stale. At present, the labor of ,b.
prisoner is " farmed out" to the highest bid der.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07

BEAUTIES OF DR.. DUNCAN.-The CRACK
Loco Foco orator OF the House of representatives IS
now Dr. DUNCAN. The following specimens of hi,
sy'le and manner oftreatiDg subjects are taken from
one Of his late speeches:
Sir, what is the Federal party \ monrreI COM
position consisting OF part Bank and part anti Bank
Masonic and anti Masonic, Abolition and anti Aha
hllon. &c. &c. Made up sir, Of the factions and
fractions, and odds and ends Of all factions bonnd
'ogeillerb by no common principle or lie but natural
aud unreenting hostility the democratic party and
the Democratic principles
When The day shall come hat this mnlc .b,,,co.
yetn this country and hs pie then will our Rrmb
lie lall, and our free Institutions c,umbI. :, tho
ground and mngle with the dust of the free instu.
"ons oil other Republics which have fallen by the mi,
rule or similar factions and ambitious den,aropues
Swattwout was conceived in SIM broup III Cor,b i,
nqn'ty, and reared IN fraud. His father was a base
uetauter IN Mr. Monroe's administration
1t may be asked why General Jackson woutd nom
mate such man, with such native suspicious sur.
rounding him! | answer, why did Whp Senate
con1rm the nomination OF a man who had su n m
tive suspicious surrounding him!
The intrusion ofhc weapons which the Almighty
mas placed al the end Of each Democra,ic's arm.
IN the faces of Gov Rners patrcian militia. would
nave instantly produced prec,pi'ae flight.
would rather be a comfortable and easy ofice
holder than hungry lean Office seeker, / ,binl
the former far before the latter ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07

EXTENSIVE FRarp.-We learn from The New
Orleans Bee, thai theft to avery large amount was
committed on the 18th ult., by a clerk, Ebenezer
Ramsey by name, employed in the house Of Dennis
ton Il Co, English Commission Merchants in that
city. A bank check on the Merchants Bank with
the signature Of the finn appended had been left in
the counting room. Ramsey got possession Of the
check and filed up the blank for the sum Of seren
thousand dollars. Ga being presented il was Of
course paid. Ramsey dccamped with the money
aud has not been heard of.
reward Of $1,000 is offered for his apprehension
and the recovery Of the money or a reconpensc in
proportion Tor any part ofthe sum- Arcward OF 5000
is offered for the arrest Of the thief.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07

Ex-PREslDENT JACKSON has been in town dav or
two' stopping at the residence of his friend, General
ARMSTRONG Weare pleased to learn that his health
is little improved from wha, it has been for mon,h
or two past Nat Bonn.r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07

KENTUCkY.-We learn from Frankfort, that
the Green River Bank BILL with capital Of Two
millions Of dollars. and without the Real Estate
prime ple has passed the House Of Representatives Of
Kentucky, by a vote Of 81 to 80.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07

SPECIMEN OF THE K. |. BANKs.-Tbe Cr,r.,o,
bank in Rhode Island, has been in operation over
twenty years, ands entire loss thus far has been bu,
forty eight dollars and thirty cents,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07

HoREipIE.@We learn from the Flemngsburgh
kentuckian, that, few days ago, a Mr. Hamp,on. of
Mason county, an habtual drunkard, hung his own
son, boy about l2 years old, for accidentally breaL-
ing jug Of rum There is no account of The ares,
OF the murderer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07

home, and eaed for a meeting Of The friends OF mod
,6es,au. Good old Boon got up aud told tnem
the, had all acted sufficiently dsgr.cefuI already,
and p,oposed lor all to retire TO their boarding hou-
.e. which was done after a short interval
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07

The Montreal Courier publishes letter from Lon
don, u. c., dated l4lh inst, which mentions ,,.t
Albert Clark. from Ohio, had been harsc on tha,
morning for his participation i. the late invasion at
Sandwich making the ,nid who had been executed al,
london The same correspondent states that are-
port was current the time he writing, and gem
orally believed that attack by about three Thousand
men was expected at Sandwich on the 10Th. and the
sole force TO repel the invaders consisted of four
companies OF the e5th regiment and about as many
/ volunteers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07

new Van Buren, paper has been comm.,cea -
New Orleans by the late editor of the Bee which
was cold out for s33 900, and converted into Wbg
paper. IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07

Al Mora, N. Y. Mr., Oliver NJ. Pierce was Kill
led by his own son, while at work in the woods to
ee'her The son is but sixteen years of age-h,
was committed TO prison.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07

Nareu Escope and PSesence Of Mind-Mr. Pres
colt Hall of this CITY, and several other gentlemen,
On their way to Albany during the storm on Satur-
day night, being ANXIOUS 10 arrive, pushed on
through the dark and in attempting TO cross Fish-
Kill Creek with their carriage, plunged OF the pier
or bridge INTO the swollen current, and in this aai M
ing situation having managed To get the vehicle,
oa,ed 200 yards down the creek the wheels fo'-
tunately struck sand bar aud made fast three Of
the horses having previously been drowned.
Happily The weather was not excessively cold
sufficiently so, however 10 render their marine posi-
iion quite hazardous for sleeping place. Mr.
Hail. ofiruc courage. chose the alternative Of strip
ping to the waist and making for shore, which he
reached almost insensibe. From thence he pro-
cured with great difficulty boat which had TO he
waggoned down two miles and then launched lie
thus saved his comrades also from death.
IN Y Jour Com.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07

Elizabeth city, N. c. was visited by a destructive
're' on the goth inst. Property destroyed, valued a,
about Sl2, 900. v
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07

C. l, is stated in the Naehez Courier, that there
is some prospect Of the election Of George Psipdsx-
ter to the U. s. States Senate by the Legislature d
Mississippi. We do not how this can b. -
Gov P. now resides, unless have been misnior"'-
ed, ia Kentucky.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07

WHALING Luck.-Threc. thousand barrels of
spetm OIL composed the cargo OF whaling vessel re-
Gently arrived al Newport.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07

most destructive fire occurred at Erie, Pa. O,
the 20.lf instant. ' W
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07

Major General Scott passed though Albany
on Thursday, on his return TO the frontier. Al is
quiet there
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07
Correspondence Of The Richmond Compiler
HERALD OrFICG,.
NORFOLK. Tuesday, Jan. 20
Up MIMI EhNlAL Al Al

NoRFOLk. TUESDAY, Jan. ~ \
CRIMINALS CONDEMNED.
Yesterday the Court Of this Borough sat on the
trial -four negro boys rraigned for burglary We have
already related the particulars OF their tase and the
accident by which they we've discovered, after the
robbery Of Mr.. Bonlord's S,ore-Therc were seven
implicated in that and the several burglarics previ-
ously perpetrated but only four were fully commit
ted. The frs, nd'c,mcn, charged them with break
ing into the hardware Store Of Mr.. +. =. Tabb, and
upon which two OF them were found guilty by the
Court, and condemned to suffer the penalty Of the
law, which in the case OF slave, is DEATH The Sc
cond Friday in April is appointed for the execution
Of their awful sentence. Their ages do exec ed
sixteen. Arthur aud John arc their names. The
first huc and active boy, employed for some time
porter in dry goods store, belongs widow lady
in Alexandria; the latter, house servant, is owned
by gentleman in this Borough. The value of Ar
thur was fix ID at $1,000. and John at $500. which
sums are to be reimbursed to their respective own
out OF the State Treasury.
The other two prisoners, who were acquitted on the
indictment, for breaking into Mr. Tabb's Store. will
be put upon their trial to-day other indictments
Tor bun gary.
They have had the benefit Of able counsel to de-
fend them.
The Indiana Leg isaturc has been disgraced by
the enactment OF disoidcrly scene BY its members
some Of the particulars Of which are mentioned in
the following, letter dated
"1NpIANoPoLIs, Jan. is, 1889.
=" have just come from the State House-scenes
were enacted there day tina, almost rival Penn
syvania or Pendemoniuln. The speaker adjourn.
ed the House, aud declared he would hold certain
member personally responsible for the language he
had used in debae.--That member was Judah
the debate on the modification bill. Judah made
personal attack on Evans the sreaker)-refused to
oe eahea 10 order, or rather IN explaining how he
was out oiorder, he was more catstic and severe
than when called order Ia ,ba o,rd l..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07

GO The New York correspondent ofthe Nation
al ln,eligencer that the Aboi,ionists are b.
ginning TO denouuce John q. Adams.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-07

C. Mr.. Benton's late speech on the Salt duty
has hardly enough Of the true Attic to redeem
from contempt. II is the most turgid aud bomba's's
shift that we have seea-even from him. "Sa's'
sir. (hc exclaimed,) what could do without Salt
sir 1t preserves every thing sir; yes sir. it 10 the
great preserratire principle the conservative PFs-
eiple Yes, sir, salt is the great preservative; It
keeps the food ofthe poo, from becoming Pasrss'
cent. SIR" We concur in opinion with the Ba'''-
more Chronicle that the renowned orator deserves.
after this, to be "rowed up Sal, river"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-07

On motion Of Mr.. Lpckc,t, The rules being dis
penscd, twas
Resolved, Tint a committee Of three members
OF this Council DO appointed by the Recorder 10
examine into the of the level for footways,
streets &c in the third ward ana 10 report as 3 on
as practicable, whether the same should proceed rs
at present not.
The Recorder appointed of said COMMITTEE
Messrs. Lockcti, Whitney and Yorke.
On motion, the Council adjourned to Tuesday
next tho 12Ih February instant, at O'Clock, p. M.
JOHN GIBSON, Secretary.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-07
For the True Americana
HOJJSE OF RESENTATIVES.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Wednesday, February 6, 1889.
Leave Of absence granted to Mess,s. Bourg and
Estevan.
Mr. Poydras introduced resolution directing he
board Of public npr,vement to enquire into the prati
cabiliry of erecting bridge at the upper mouth of
Fausss River in the parrish of Point Coupec.
Mr. Preston introduced hill to inc orora1e tic Pho.
nix Fire Company No |, in tn. City of LAFAYETTE.
Mr. Golbcry introduced bill to revoke an az, in.
corpora ing the Catholic Congrcg,,i,n in the pa rh of
st James.
Mr. Poy,'ras introduced bill granting further power,
to the D lice jury of the parish Of Poin, ';ourer.
Mr. Gaicnne Introduced bill to expedite the on
strucon Of the Nav Orlean and Nashville Railroad
said bill on motion Of ,r Phelps was ordered TO be
prinel
Mr. Laforet introduced bill for an additional auc-
,ioneer in the parish Of Laourcha Interior. On mo-
ton of Mr. Gue"nie the rnles dispensed wi aud
the bill rcad three lin md passed.
On motion Of Hr WaAsworth the rules we're dispensed
with and bill creating Justices of the r.sca with
tl, powers of Notary Public in the parish of Plsouc
nine, passed.
On moiu Of Mr. RnlIiT the bill locating branches Ct
tho Citizens Bunk different parts of the Statc, was
fixed for til. special order Of the day
On motion Of Nr Patton the bill for the relief Of iobn
Morrison and The heirs of rnos. S"itl was taken up
and passed.
| On morton # Mr Walsworill the hill recommending
the rari sh Of rIa1remn for expenses incurred in
| rest a criminal taken up aud !assed.
| On motion of Mr. Claiborne the hill increasing the
renson Of c Nero inirn veteran of 1871 s-lj was
| taken up and passed
The bill Introduced by Ar. Brashcar providing for
General System of Internal Improvement, came up in
| the srcciAl order Of tNe day:
Ate, few amendments proposed by NIessrs. Garn.
mic anil Lewis, the lst Dad, and 4h sections were
adopted and the 9th section up for cnnsidera on
This ton propo ed to give tn board If Internal
| Improvement composed Of the Gov-rrur and some
| members elected by the Lesslatue,) the power Of
granting the bonds OF The To such combination of
individuals as shall form themselves INTO associations
for objects of internal improvements provided that said
ssoc,atons furnish mortgaged secuity to the satr.-
The house rcsolv ed itself ina committee of the whole
Mr.. Claiborne feared that he would attack a vital
part OF tue bill in ojesting The section before the
house; bu, lie fell his duty urge constitutional
objection 10 it. lie did not bell that the Legislature.
| had the power of dergalng the indefinite f,owcr of
granting tl,e bonds OF the state He cou no, vac for
If bill unless il ul'nlcd 10 Oh, iats,l,c Oh
J j..;i"n.