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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-12-19
Oct 81
pOsTpONEMENT.

The sale Of the above described pro-
perty is hereby pos, foned until the Isl
Monday of January. c,,n
'o"' S. HANDLES, SbF
Dec, -, as-5s Ut i'0 p"
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sunRIFF's SALE.


Madison circuit coutt-.Uay term l84l
Com. & r. R. Bank Of
Yicksburg use &c,
sR NJ. Williamson,
Miss g. Ala. R. Road
vs. Same and same
Austin & Hobbs and
r. NJ. Williamson.
EDY virtue Of the above stated cases to
ID me directed, | will (within the hours
prescribed by aw,) expose TO public SALE
for cash, before the Courthouse door, IN
the town Of Canton,
On the Third Monday Of January lS4i'
|, being the 18th day of said month, the
following described land, TO wit | ne
east half, northwest quarter OF section
five, township eight, range two west
Lot number nine, section thlrty'slK
township nine, range three, west Lo'
number one, section one, township elsn'
range three. west; the west hall, norm
east quarter, section five, township eigh'
range three. west; Lots number iou
and FIVE. section thirty-one, TOWNSHIP
nine, range two, west.--ALso--8 9ea I"
Of Cattle. more or less; 90 mead Q
Sheep, more or less; 100 head OF hogs
more or less.
Levied on as the property Of deieho
ant Williamson, and will be sold 70 saws
fy plaintiffs debt and cost. cur
S. HAMBLEN, S4V
By ]. T, HErH, DeP'y
Dec. 10, 5O-2 [Pr fec sl2l
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Aa# iaf "a Csc uf
~ a fa.H fhs 1n'y Of Ns8
aH a.i fm lfaaf Csc n8e
l 500 aHar M pahr stis e. iha
CmH taHaa d0af % he 'owa 81 Canton
aaI county aIorsaI
Ga iif 7h aag q Domi nfn,
an credit OF Que, Two aal rbus
years, the following IL gf.bci lots tracts
zoe PARCELS Nj land belonging % ths es
ialee u Heale, discussed. 10 witt
mIho north hhll IL section thirteen,
lho cast half of dc north east qnarsr
5r section gievcH tie pasf half IF ihs
south east quarter tho vest haif and
twcuty nul and OIL fourth sores from
ho south end Of The west half Of The
aouIh cas-, quarter ~ section number
twelve; lot numtor five Of s~lion two
Tote number six seven, .niue and ten, Of
section number one or township nine,
range one vests Alec lol number Eve,
section thirty six, township two, range
ono west, also tb6west halfo the norm
Wosl quarter, aud tho north half Of the
east half Of The north west quarter Of
section eighteen, and the solth west quar-
OF section numbo s0ycu, township nine,
range one east containing fifteen hun
drol and sixty acres, b. the Same more
or less
Bonds with approved security and a
mortgage on the property sold, will DO
required from tho purchaser
HENRY lGAMBl.EN,
10 LATHAM
Aamr's Of A Il. Beaiie, deed
: pOSTPONE}lENT
The saa OF tho above described pro
porty is hereby postponed until the els
day of December,
, HENRY UAMBLEN,
. 10, LATHAM,
-, Adm's Of 4 Z. Beahie dc.
. Dec ., 1910. 4s--50
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
TEyO all persons interested in the es-
u tate of Samuel Meek, decd, You
will take notice that at a special term Of
ihe Probate Court of Carroll county,
Mississippi, TO be holden at the Court
house thereof, on the 25th day Of Janu-
ary 184i, will exhibit nay account for
allowance and final settlement as Admin
sistrator of the estate Of said deceased.
lBy order Of said Court.
JAMES MEEK, admir-.
Carrollton, Dec 10, 1870 SD
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SuERIFF's SALE.
Hah,on circuit coprt--.Uay term 1871.
George s. Grant, ,3
James {. Napier and
j. vs.. P. NcImscE,
Wiuga,e, Gaaull and
kuN,
James G., Napier q. al.
Idly virtue Of the above stated cases 10
I'D me directed. will (wItmn the hours
prescribed BY law expose TO PobIlc safe
Tor cash. before the Courthouse door, N
the town Of Canton,
On The Third M0nday Of December 1910
II being the 2lst day of said month, the
/ following property, TO wit A hkeIy
| Negro Boy named ISAAC.
Levied on as the property OF dele .l
ami Napier, and will be sold TO sailsI,
nlajnlilIs debt and cost.
By J. j. HNRY, Dep'y
Dec AZ. 1880 Pr lee S5l
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FpY virtue oftbe above stated cases 10
ND mo directed | will (@ithin the hours
prescribed by law,) sell 10 the highest
bidder for cush, before the Courthouse
door in the town of Canton,
On The Third Monday Of December 1910,
Being the 2ls, day Of said month, the
following tract or parcel Of land 10 wit;
The east half, southwest quarter, sec
lion twcnty-oue; west half, southeast
quarter, section twenty, townshlpiweye,
rarqe five, east, containing one hundred
and sixty acres. more or less.
Levied on as the property Of defend
an, and viii be sold 10 satisfy plain.
Iuls debt and cost
S. HANBLEN, ShT.
BY y. X. ALLEN, DePg
| Nov. 10, $3.50 lpr fee Sel
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EDY virtue OF the above stated cases 70
- me directed, Will (wilhin iho hours
prescribed by laws .xPose to public SAFE
larr,ash, be- f3ro tbs Court house door, ~
the town OF Canton,
On tic Third Hgaday Of January 1871,
II being ,he 18Th day of said month the
following described land, TO wit The
east hall. southwest quarter, and west
half. south west quarter, section twenty.
nlne; west half, northeast quarter and
northwest quarter, section thirty-iwo;
north east quarter, section thirty'one;
east half, southeast quarthr, section
thirty, all in township twelve, range i've,
east. containing in all six hundred and
ninety.nine acres, more or less.
Levied on as the property Of defend
ants. admir-, and adm'rx, &c, and vii
be sold to satisfy plaintiffs debt and cost
S. HAMBLEN, ShT
BY c. HleKERsoN, Dep'y
Dec. 70, 49-2 [Pr fee S25i
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uARsilAL's SALE.

ft,iis3 State riraai t5ari Nag term lB4l'
Gasaar, Parish 8 Go.
y on yen3 expo.
J5hn Reed & uHty. }
ppY virtue of tho above stated case
ED 10 me directed, by the Honorable
Circuit Court o. the United States, IN and
FOR me Southern District Of Mississippi,
4 will (wlthin tue hours prescribed by
lawl sell 10 the highest bidder, for cash'
baforo the Court house door 10 the town
OF Canton,
On he Second Monday d December 1870,
Il Being no llth day Of said month, the
following named Negro Slaves, TO wit
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Coin e Ro.aNUt
tgFhHrst
O1vad Er'
NHH.m q Hca,
u.m A GWGl wt
GUlIord GUau
TIDY virluo OF the above stated case to
I'D me directed, / will twilhu the hours
prescribed by law expose 20 public sale,
Tor cash, before the Courthouse door, 10
thojown of Canton,
On me- First Monday Of January loli,
In being the am day Of said month, the
following described lands, to vii: The
east halt and south west quarter of Sec
lion twcntyfour, northwest quarter,
section twenty-five egst half, southwest
quarter. section thirty Jour- all ia town
Shin number seven, Of range one, east
containing seyon hundred aud twenty
ucros, more or less.
Lowed on as tho property Of defend
AUS and will b8 sold TO satisfy pla'nua
I deb, and cost.
S. lIAMBLEN, ShD
December 3, 1910
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'O' ana '''' S. HAMBLEN, ShT
By c. IItcmasoy, DRY
Dec -, 4J-< ~ ~
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aNI ,eyied on as tho property Of defend.
III, and will be sold to satisfy plaintiffs,
debt and cost
". NJ. GWlN, Marshal,
~, he so,fieya D3llci Of .ahinisnRa,
By Il l.. BATTg, Dfpy.
Nov 90, 47-I9 Pr fee sol
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December o. 1910
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-18
lamentations.


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a%nsiss S'
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g. ssyls
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chi. sss fs'is cl
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white wiuoas sls Cassina 10 contos cork wood Barclay
MAs.our.-Per Pacdc.s hid. sugar W H Allea-sc DO
Harmony Co-7os wood 2, SKIS bark bns Tucker La"
Rsasss Sss. s. bag; bales
Zefasa or brs Fay-s esA Lamanos-l pkg lx'
bag. erdss Ssi.s shsstsr
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MosILEPer .aiabama.Qse bates + Gehard Co-ai GOD
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Per Ticks5ug-is bbls pork suydam Sage Co-4o hhds
tobacoo (ioodhue 4 Coz trunks A II Booth hid Brogan
2s5 hbIs ATS asses Frane,a-9 trunks EvsnsI' 30
lse q Qnncy-e bis bx Lathrop Col cs RBartiett
Il airing ton Cog VI Smth-2s bis wool w Hyde
Coso kegs bhls lard Wui Nesn-isi bbs hnur Nissan,
Stone bills Tucker Co-29 bbls pork Beg r 4 Knee,
rurebut s. Cots bis Casser Cog ca w Whit
wright hx Smith Wright Handel x Dol Dbl pork Mas
saw trunks Tx Colnin Foest2s0 kgs lard Tucker Co
so bis Gotten Har, Meritts doc Iamer,ishhds t9bac-
SKIS wheat Prescott Sonsf5 hhds tobacco Rodgers
&Coso3 bbls cotton sides is hhds sugar to order
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-18
sales at the ssock Exchange


The ,rsets have been Iang,nd all the week. expectation
of tkc srvs British Queen steamer which reached
The she has brought the
s<nte OF the markets, iy the eo kct both
the beet which has ched US Tor
no this Tke in the money market, has, at last,
pet ton fall of bre ds,uh cdseed crease of
and The sos,ino,d demand for twIss snd yarns ~
tc avrs csusdan advance oi Soa oolbs The
on, oSk~ Bv,sish Queen the symptoms
me- rsutasy rise IN the price OF cotton which subse
urst lost but improved state Of the markets sye hopes
that nj prices will Be r,1aincd In both the Liverpool
nd isre tho pris-s OF Hour have declined In LIZ
vcst OIL American flour dull tina us yer s Ia bond;
md Amer H. duty Iss Cd qszster
n fhr Uvgs Of flour
n, hd Thu brl The general state of
th- nanuf ctur,ng DISTRICTS aneh ths
ir0uxnee Of The c.tnued the mzrket part
from political Considerations, the commercial horizon bears
. psosr~ct o, return 60 activity
he p@dsce this city hsv' been thus Ear
cder.s The Lr..ks IN the csha interrupt the nasg.,on
aslss ytoss hs,e been made 70 fair extent incaiy Coz
nuhxr strsogsrs city the activity of
and the business part OF the city shows
Corrow-Ths state Of the markets abroad Cor this article.
euhbssea ~ he esws brought BY ihe British oeen, mors
favorable r shipusnts There every apps h@t p
~s have rsaeh points and favorable ssrsstos
1. rs,rht - THE sid would greatly encounge
ip en- he sells " this market for the week have been
od~s~4s wthosa material variation ~ prices The arrivals
ase hes xbe~t bss The southern msrksis have been
r-ner.J ms .csve Prices hc~e,.r DO no, vary msssri'
Ny. ne seIIe.iN = lat 4 stocks sAs-, priees add
.rk~ the S6ss~st Ports for the week re'oss TO the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-18
BY EXPESS.
Correspondence ofthe Herald.
NVAsHINCrGN Nav ne.


The weather IS excessively warm, and the Senate
very wisely has declined holding session to- day
The thermometer ranges at W deg, aud the intensi
ty OF the heat almost reduces to the condition Of
a tallow candle.
The bill to explain the bill passed two years ago.
fer the relief Of the merchants Of New York, who
suffered by the confagration in the year 1855 was
taken up this morning, in the House, its final pas
sage, and was lost by majority of nine votes.
Mr.. Profit, of Indiana, who voted with the major
ity on the BILL Immediately moved sideration
Of the vote, and the motion was lost ayes believe
SO, noes 81. So the N. York Fire Bill is lost andin
all probability lost forever All this bill asked was
that the bill of 1896 should have construction that
its trainers evidently intended it should; but it was
not suffered to pass Its defeat is to be ascribed
solely to the refusal Of the New York delegation
vote An appropriation for the continuation of the
Cumberland Road. AS the bill called
up a majority Of the Western delegation set
their faces against il, and tauntnglv enquired, when
did You vote for the Cumberland Road! "Help us
Cassius. or we sink"
An offer was made to the delegation of the east,
bv the representatives of the west, when the Cum
berand Road bill up, to'' log roll it, bu. the
ss yirtuous and honest east" could not endure the
propos iton and the loss Of the New York Fire Bill
was the price Of the refusal of the proposition.
Since the year 1897, think, commission has
been in session in your city, at expense OF about
$4,000 the year, to act the claims of the mer-
chants no suffered by the fire Of 1875 and thus far
it has done nothing The refusal of the House TO
pass the bill that lost to-day, renders that
mission forever useless, and i presume il will be
instantly abandoned.
The remainder Of the day was devoted to private
bills.
On and after Monday next the House is to take
recess from IL o'clock ill 4 o'clock. Look
out for squalls,
The return Of Mr.. William M. Price has, created
good deal Of sensation in this city. The trial Of
Green is going at Richmond, and the calprt
Dabney is the principle witness against him. Here
after, let not Richmond pirate Of her morality.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-18

siHKsr. Apr'l2s-s Chiioia: Lane, Mobile
ssass sssFs SsHss:sss'
ToSHAy, April ~ OF, Constitution, Ahhorn, NYork
fan NYork; Martha Morris, for Hambro; Fanny Rot.
swISEMu soK, April 7Prsben Frederichsou, N York.
YYosen.Ll, Az i ls1 =, Victory, Baltimore
,RooxHAyEN April OF Cape Clear, Clifton of and for
SYoh i% Lgoo with passengers out days Bartholomew
FL L,ms AprilagC2a E.%ouh Bar April aParason, Bell
s ar S sh R. SSss
s% ssp %.s Ia asir @ ar Fan
gsS RsI hse,s r's.isnI ES%sS ssi TSs
S:ss WYE
Maria, Boston; IstR, Constitution NYork; Republic do;
AaSsrrnDAM, April gar Pomona NYors aath Paugu.,
TnsfR, April aas ycopmoaud Charleston ah sid
iHpdsrs dS Nscss ran!1 cSarss,on; WIN Eisr
msror 1en III Isaac T,s;s ao Maria
ana do; Fanny, BAIT ioh Teaedss, NOresus; sid jose
Tnirsfs. April 0ar GOriqlanu., NYork 9th Lar do;
ai.as xp Genoa for day.
ODESSA d. A5 I'D Hsc G Within Meany % I'D NSst fer
Lane IL PsIsmo S{stt Hamilton SysfE SiS 81
a GSss Boston Boston, Hf S G SY
CerESnteEs. April Par Fortuna Charleston John Mon
BATs,I,, Dee a-ar Robert Brown, Msnsield N York;
In Plate SpTTne dos 18Th Talma bOstOn 2th Lon
BoNaIRE, "a days since, Americ vessels in port
HAVANA, May SILVA Ann Barber fin Liverpool: Norma
sss fnsS wsi aaA day LIMA
MArAszAs May 3-Arno, Dizzy iJg for Europe; Tasso,
Condry unc Falmouth, Davis, Peru Bailey Europe do;
Ballard Parkinson Trieste, ldr Wildes; walker, Etgt-
Gordon sail in DIS; Clio, Marvich, nnc Cronstadt
Hatch Cronstadt; Caspar Hauser Adams DIS;
oTnIsiDs6 II days sinessld Mary reasr, Dayid Pratt
Boston In Madrid Apss to sail in as; Cumber-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-18

BArxs o RHopE ISLAND rHE IRA Mar. 1910, COM
JARED WITH srH ArRii, is~e.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-18

10 rpos -@sr~ shb British Qv,e~..B Flint, Mr.. Mrs
want d. Tuap~nny and adyy Mr. s~veeri Mis- spencer
S.n,-on, e Kirkby. Geo Gilk spe, Hommsn, Tay
~ Edw Isas q Robinson, W Dunscembe and lady Cot
Nm Hsh John sint.n. q brooking, tshsr ~ Hsnmsr
L.g lance Drake Drske Alfred szndemae Neutsvo
si-dy ia Holl.rd, n T. avis, Francis soe, Hem ing
wny W gsasnr anil lady, w thsgman .hapmar, Meg
pus tslv snA sevs v kinerste,n. Holmes nnst,
J~eksrn, Jvhn -rtsr, Robt Tsynr, hswk,sy,y uw
s-s w Lang Bsron a. Tuyl Mr.. Mott w. hri.ssen Mrs
B.r,,sr aud Mr. Churchill lady ard shd W. b', son
Ids- Hcpe, Sell Annr.w Kennedy Arshu, Hctre Turs
Jcv I!:ssy ~, Dwgn' M New.,sd ,ws ch''drsn ard
grrs, Ge? H.rs. Gray are ssry, Miss cn.ss. Cay,
rr wy Fifygsrsia W Br,wr ~ w rey ard lady,
Mrs Roberts chi,d AID rers Mr. ArssGh L.,J seden,
~ hns~n. NJ y svis w " p~vrods Rncher,n.
PseId Shir Qnssec- w tbs nspd family, , Robinson
,sa witty. bersa, White shattn - wiirrngtpn.
ven~.' y H>srer, Mr J.hnsor T. D. Carrie, Fsrio snd
BAL, ~. pnsssrs, W Msnndr aud lady Jusgsio
vss,ses. "a H,r,1MrH Buru,. and lady Ms, NJ
w eelr rrc.fe Nr~ robirsc~ Mrs Dinett Mrs
Miller ww Robhs MIA. Robinson. A Thuey.
nyr d ~ s-Ss .qu'rrn-- Mr. Met ~ ~ Ca Kim
hal Mrs ~ Mrs rebcrah Mrs Ns,lsr-T b. steerage
Ns~ OtassNs-Ship Ticks1prr--vra Aunturn. shl and
.yau,. lrcrliari and ant, Mrs Abbott ,hIf and
.e,Srt les Abbot; Miss Parker, Miss Wes. Me- E>stS
w. servant; Messrs suosl Rudca. Browerr in Che
.s-Br,. .qi-la-si q 9 Baker, e g cowdry.
s.v.rs.u~ Trir Mods Mrs ali and sy Nrs ~ur.
pr nurse sni chi a. Miss TUNER Miss Coe, Miss rur
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-18

ner; Mps Brewer and chld Miss Clark; Mrs Crane
and child; Miss Gould Miss Nunier; Messrs ALI Manviie
Ford Weston; stebns; w Bacon; Bancroh Nolcomb;
w Gbbs-ss the steerage.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-18

Deposits 1851 72s4,f0 2ai $50
This indicates their ability to Tn. crop
South has seen immense and mostly gone forward while
they have purchased comparatively nothing This would
ague but the current Of bills
taken agmde indicates increased indebtedness This appa
rent the result Of the of
who Apply proceeds of the crop their
own paper they did last to specuations Western
poduce long the people tolerate fraudulent
in the banks long they TO be cheated All the
plumber which the banks make comes Sut of the pockets Of
The planter af South aud degree by the pee
ME of New York or the East. III nj ~
This the e the when that class of who
periodically the Southern sections for the North take
their This demand Northern funds
Instead suppl this demand it'll the of the crop
the baihs furnish neither bills specie This forces North
large IN their certificates and bis the increased sup
ply increases discount Their then stands
buy up gradually order great In
this way the people the South humbugged by the
nose while bank bought endeavoring per-
suae them the suspension is for their benefit
II stat that the banks Of Charleston consultation
on the propriety early resumption of specie
This il very probably the The banks of that city have
been WITH integrity and ability than any the
other Southern banks This evident in the fact that
specie have been much lower than
elsewhere AT this bills Charleston per
discount only while Philadelphia there 81 per
cent discount immediate resumption by the banks at
would make her the central point for all the South
ern business benefit her has
been matter Of NO little asonishmeDt that in all the attempts
that made South to establish direct trade"
with Europe the important of maintaining specie
payments has neglected at Charleston The Charleston
banks all the Southern institutions the best condition,
and tey indebted the Fast Georgia and the whole
south heavily indebted TO her From that quarter therefore
nothing be unprecedented in the of demand for
specie Charleston what the Phlade
pha Ne York Ever since the failure Of the Pha
depha banks they have been trying TO force suspension
upon York. but al their efforts have been rutess This
practical fact which the Charleson banks should take
their opposition all the humbus Of demand
them from debtor Banks To demand specie, the Augusta
banks hrst have claim which will be diff ent to pro-
cure 10 any extent while exchange already
in OF Charleston The Bank OF Charleston, If would
exert s powers, could effect resupton in week that
would place heal OF all the Of the South
The other banks, including the United States would be
oh ged stop, and Chsilest would the
lead temporary contraction o. the wod be
nothing her merchants when compared with the immense
advantage which would follow. IL Charleston effect a
sumpton the Of half her capital would
within year, be gain to her q matter OF dollars aud
cens accession OF business that would necessarily
BE the rvsult
BArxs or RHopr ISLAND THE frH Mar, 1870,
rAsxp WITH srH ArRiL.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-18

,gsinst their Northern nds TO supply dee and travel
with the o remittance they refuse to cell bills
and uss the funds in buying their own paper at
discount Of 10 per and upwards There 10 no wen
that Suspension profitable to them under such cir
eumstances The Legislature OF Georgia during their
cent ssssisu made themselves ridiculous in than
instance They first tolerated the shape Of
son and then satisfy the clamors Of the people, passed
law that the should sell exchanges less thaa2
Ct This was judged admirable conrvanc bat it's
ton was the banks would not sell at ALL but used
dspscate their then agents to this
city buy at 10 or per ct discount We aware Of
instance whe the agent Of Georgia bank received
reprimsnd from his pracpof FIR not buying their m,ney
Cheap This the natural result of ridiculous
laOn The banks being in cheating the people,
Of would scrups to evaae the laws The
facts not only Of the Georgia banks but OF most OF the
Southern States Mobile and New Orleans particularly
obnoxious charges We have letters
from high authorities in New Orleans which state that the
of that city could and would Instantly, it
for profits they make Of this nearous traffic in their
paper.
BANKS OF NEW ORLEANS THE 4osI MAY AS COMPARED