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con; the other three were strangers but she had
reason TO believe them to be Of the same political
stamp, from the company in which she found
them.
Van Zandt was notorious cha racter and the
number and enormity of his crimes had rendered
his name famous in that vicinity. Not mur.
der or robbery was committed within miles of
s., that he did not get the credit either Of
planning or executing. The characters of Fin.
ley and Sheldon were also deeply stained with
crime, but Van Zlndt was master spirit of In.
Iqulty. The appearance of such characters un.
der such circumstances, must have been truly
alarming to young lady of Calharine's If not
to any lady young or old. But Catharine v.
possessed her fathers spiri,--the spirit of the
times. Van Zandt was standing on the stem,
raPPIng at the door. while his companions were
talking IN a whisper on the side walk on the op-
posite side. of the street.
us Judge V.--al home ?" asked Van Zandt,
when he saw Catha rine at the window above.
He is not" said she.
1--WE have business Of pressing importance
with him, and if you will open the door" said
Van Zant, eve will walk in and remain until
he returns" 4
No. said Catharine, "when he went 20
church he left parIicnftr directions not to have
the doors opened until he and his family return
ed You had better call when the church is dis
missed" i
"NO,"" retOrted the villain, I'VE will enter now
or never"
impossible" replied she; you cannot enter
until he returns" 1s
open the door," cried he, "or well break IL
down. and burn you and the house up together"
So saying. he threw himself with all the force he
possessed, against the door, at the same time
calling upon his companions to assist him. The
door however resisted his efforts. s ssaga
DO not attemp! that again" said Catharine,
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AN INCIDENT OF THE REvOLU-
TION..

In the summer of l779. during one of The dark
est periods ofour revolutionary struggle. in the
then small village OF S.. (though it now
bears a more digni6ed tiule,) in this State, lived
Judge v, one of the finest and truest patriots
within the limits of the "Old Thirteen, and
deep in the confidence OF Washington. Like
most men of his times and substance. he had fur
nished himself with arms and ammunition. sufti-
cient to the males of his household I hey con-
sisted of himself three sons, and about twenty
five negroes The female part Of his family con-
sisted OF his wife, and daughter Caiharine, about
years of age, the heroine Of our tale. and sew
eral slaves in the second story OF his dwelling
house, Immediately over the front door. was
small room. called the "armory," in which the
arms were deposited, and always kept ready for
immediate use. Aboutthe time at which we IN
troduce our story, the neIghborhood was much
annoyed by the nocturnal prowling and deoreda-
tons of numerous Tories
1t was on calm, bright Sabbath afternoon of
the said summer. when Judge V. and his family
with the exception Of his daughter Catharine and
an old indsposed female slave, were attending
service in the village church Not breath dis
turbed the serenity Of the aImosphere--no sound
profanpd the sacredness of the-day; the times
were dangerous: and Catharine had locked her
self and the old slave in the house, until the re-
turn of the family from church. A rap was
heard at the front door. Surely" said Catha-
arine to the slave, 'rhe'famiiy have not yet come
home, church cannot be dismissed" The rap
was repeated. 81 will see hat it il" said Cath
arine, as she ran up stairs into The armory On
opening the window and looking down she saw
six men, standing at the front door and on the
opposite side of the street. three Of whom were
Tories, who formerly resided in that village
Their names were Van Zand., Finley, and Shell
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Young Ladies' Seminary,
Charlotte Court House. Virginia.

REV. MICHAEL OSBORNE, Principal.
VENHE PUBLIC respectfully Informed that the
i You've LADIES' SEMINARY will be opened for the re-
ceptlon of Boarding and Day Scholars, on the first
Monday in January, 1912
The academic year will be divided into two terms of
FIVE months each commencing on the first Mondays of
January and July, respectively.
Assistant Teachers will be employed as the exigen-
ciesof the School shall demand but the government
and instruction of the Institution will be conduced as
far practicable, by the Principal alone, who pledges
himself with reliance Divine aid to spare no pains
for the intellectual and moral improvement OF those
committed TO his
For Tuition in the English branches and in Latin,
and for board, including washing, fae and light, the
charge will be eighty FIVE dollars tor the Winter term,
AMI seventy five dollars for the Summer term. Each
young Lady furnish her towels, bed, bedding and
bedstead. Day Scholars will be received at twenty
wodoars the Winter term, and seventeen dollars the
Summer term. '
Forinstruction in French and Music, an additional
charge at the usual rates. aat faz..
An payments 10 be made in advance. - -
References :-Henry Darlington, Esq. and Rev. An
drew Hart, Charlotte Court House, Va.
= November 10, lS41. 367-3m.
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TERMS:
THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD

THE NORTH CAROLlNA SIANDARD
IS published weekly, at three dollars per annum
payable yearly in advance. A subscriber fail
ing to give notice of his desire to discontinue at
the expiration of the period for which he may have
paid, will be considered as having subscribed anew,
and the paper continued, at the option of the Editor
Htil ordered to be stopped; but no paper will be
dscontinued, until all arrearages are paid.
I@Those persons who remit by Mail (Postage
Paid( or pay IN adrdnce s., will be entitled to
receipt for Sc, or two years subscription to the
Standard--or tu0o copies of the Standard for one
year for the same amount in Gduance
ADVERTISEMENTS, not exceeding fourteen lines,
WILDE inserted time for dollar and twenty
i've cents for each subsequent insertion; those of
greater length in proportion. If the number of in
'ertions be not marked on them, they will be con-
Onued until ordered out
Court Advertisements and Sherif's Sales, will
De charged Twenty-Five per cent. higher than the
Usual rates.
-, A deduction of 338 per cent. will be made to
those who advertise by the year.
= Letters to the Editor must come free OF
postage, or they NAV not be attended to.
II OFFICE on HiIlsborough street, south side,
between Mcdowell and Dawson streets.
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HOUSE OF ENTERTAINMENT,
L.

VHNHE undersigned, respectfully informs her friends
IL and the travelling community, that, in order to
the wishes of her friends she has again opened
House of Entertainment, in Chapel Hill She there
fore hopes by her unring exertons please and her
long perence in the business 10 merit that liberal
share patronage heretofore extended 10 hers 1t being
her inLenon and firm determination spare pains,
expense promote The comfort and enjoy
ment of those who may favor her with call. She
returns her sincere Acknowledgements to those who
have patronised her heretofore.
ELIZABETH NUNN.
Chapel Hl N. c., Nov. 10, le41. 3694t.
" Register insertions, cow.
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THE Undersigned having qualified at the last Coun-
ty Court for Northampton County as Executors to
the last Will and Testament of VIM B. Lockhar;, de-
ceased, request all those having claims against The
Estate to present them within the time prescribed by
law, and those indebted to the Estate will please make
immediate payment.
WM. H. GRAY, lEu.,,,o~.
JOS.J.BELL,
March IL, 1S41. 333-tf
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State of North, Carolina Wake County.

Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
November Term 1871.
Ann Jones rs. John Young and wife Eliza II. Young
and The other heirs Law Of Henry JONES' deceased.
Petition for Dover.
appearing the satisfaction OF the Court that the
Defendants, John Young and his wife Eliza H. Young,
are inhabitants of the State but reside in the State
of Tennessee: On motion of NJ J. Palmer, Esq. Alto.
for the Plaintiff it is ordered by the Court that pubIi-
cation be made for six weeks successvely in the North
Carolina Standard for the aforesaid defendants ap
pear al the next of this Court be held al the
Court House, in the City of Raleigh the third Mon
day in November next then and there TO plead demnr
to, or answer the said Petition otherwise judgment
will be entered against them, and the case
heard expaTe.
Witness James T. Merrot, Clerk of said
Court al Office the 3rd Monday in November, 1S41.
JAMES T. MERRIOTT, Clerk.
Nov II, IS4E. (Pr. adv S5 623.) 3666t.
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ATQTICE.-The undersigned, having qualified as
II AdmnIstratrx on the Estate of DR.. ARTHUR
NELSON deceased, hereby notifies all persons having
ella ms or demands against the said deceased 10 bring
the same forward for payment otherwise this notice
will be plead in bar.
Administrative.
R.Ie;ob Nov 24,h 1S4I 369.3t.
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GRAY'S INVALUABLE OINTMENT,
u the reputation of which is we'll esta bhShed tor
the cure of White Swengs, ScrofulOus and other Tu-
mors Ulcers old and fresh Wounds Sprains and Bruis
e., Swellings and Ihfammations Scalds and Burns
Scald Head &c &c. is for sale at the Office of 'THE
pot. liberal discount those who purchase by the
quantity. ~...-,r -
March /, 1871. 32S-tf
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ID ERNARD'S Remedy for Asiatic Cholera, is an
Id invaluable medicine in cases of Cholera Nor bus
Diarrhea, and Spring and Summer Complaints of the
bowels and has the highest testimonials in its favor
Price, 81 per bottle. For sale al the Office OF THE
NORTH5CAROLINA STANDARD" Raleigh, and by
ALLEN PARKS, Hillsboro', N. c.
March /. 1S4I. 247-u.
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AIOTICE.-Takenu up and committed to the Jail
~ of New Hanover county, on the 21st day of De-
cember 1910, a negro about forty or forty five
years of age black complexion, named SPARROW,
cast look when spoken to he said he free man
but on examination, said he belonged the estate of
Mr. Pollock Of Craven county, N c. and has been run
about Newbern and Williamson, in Martin county,
NC. The owner OF said negrois requested to come
forward prove property, pay charges, and take him
OWEN FENNELL,
Sheriff of New Hanover co.
Wilmington, N. C. June %. IS4l. 3466m.
(Pr. Adv. SOD
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BERTHE
Bladen
Craven
Carterct
Currituck
Camden
CasWell
Chowan
Chatham
Columbus
Cumberland
Cabarrus
Cherokee
CleaVeland
Duplin
Davidson
DaVie
Edgecomb
Franklin
Guilford
Gates
Granville
Greene
Halifax
Hertford
Hyde
Haywood
Henderson
Iredell
Jones
johnson
Lincoln
Lenoir
Moore
Macon
Montgomery
Mecklenburg
Martin
New Hanover
Nash
Northampton
OnsloW
Orange
Person
Pasquotank
Pitt
Perquimons
Rowan
Randolph
Rockingham
Robson
Richmond
Rutherford
Sampson
Surry
Stokes
Tyrrell
Washington
Wilkes
Wake
Wayne
Warren
Yancy
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Names of Auctioneers,
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
ENHE subscribers thankful for past favors. inform
= the public that they have opened their large and
solce collection of Goods, brought from the North and
natter themselves they have as fine an assortment IN
'e line, as has ever been in this market, VIZ:
CoNFEcTIoNARE-a very large supply.
FANCY GooDs-as Clocks, largest Looking Glasses,
atonary. artificial Hair and Flowers, Canes, Shaving
vols, Snuff and Fancy Boxes, Games, Toys
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
JJawELLERr-of Gold, Silver, New Silver aud plated.
PERFUMERY-as Soaps. Essences, Oils. ETC.
BOOKS. FENCING and Boxing apparatus.
lot of Dry GooDs, from 25 10 50 per cent less than
IPrce commonly is, being bought at auction.
10 fact, the variety of articles is too numerous TO
9uon; and they will be sold reasonable terms TOR
"N G. Wa G. GRIMME,
l., Opposite the Market House,
august Is, lS4l.-355tf Fayetteville st. Raleigh,
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UNIVERSITY.

TTNHE Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustees OF
IL the University of North Carolina, will be held at
the Executive Office, Monday, The 2Ouh day OF De-
cember next. CHARLES MANLY, Sec'y.
Nov 49, lS41 800 81.
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Amt due Amt paid
from Auc- by Auction
tioneers. eers.
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nENTALsURGER w. R. Scott
informsI public he has returned to this city,
and may be found at the Eagle Hotel. -
Jan. 81, 164L 326u
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Statement Of the erea from imposed on
Sales uctOn, and from
at onejTth OF held IN said Bas;
the
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-05
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 '' ilc vaHisfaHaii,sfstlsha shaY's soap ha- h.an for ilaiy years SC, etoh tA, raurisily ls gentlemen Nhu sh'Ne thausehe- md taetcl1fe ,it ts Wth n0 iltlp rlfisHfe @e caH ae YteHron tu the ceebia- ts Nr.hcna Gfeam lrcrared he NJ. Cha1's Ring h=4 Broadway. Prom s9lt-eXaenvnce ot its lners ns ch"'iuS ahi onr mcet uf praise. hatmg never ifinN shaved w.iltso much comfort. We be- lale stated ie AeihrE, Cream 10 he waii a t3tial- "s have tried Il an.l an confidently .ceJnInens t '
 Hig.
 ss }rihcna Crean.- We are much heca tn Mr. el1=. i. Ring ufGll Bratlnily. f,r roi-fhis Aer7 he'm'' 'i, Nhirf affords ai nn' rtFdrerce ef com i5tt tn -l,aHae. t.uin fssnc,' N tt tfally re s'nnmend Il 4u'i>ersHl pse ''--.iimo,.-
 ..'flc |. btpa p,Rn Tor shaving, prepared and seli iy q. F. Rig, 6il Broadway, destined to snper-e,c N otler kinds of sn>'4g >oan. Ii is re- al.y Gae-jgsi the lhis. Me lave dhtrrnh,et that hsacefnti no oiler shaving eoinlound shall he ap- plied tp on faee. ''-Simdag ARoS.
 The Neibent Cream Is q most delightful article for sha,'ag, just aented and bull lately introduced to the pit1t, Wio lil pr'bqpas approval, have proIomi- rel it uuiSall4d rs rich and endGcnt preparation, prom iong in the greatest possible dGgee, ease ftt anl luxury in shaving. .,.
 A supply nay he had -t he Drug Store of .,s..
 der2Js llC. DUBOSE sS Cn go Water st.
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MARKS orNTMENr FOR THE CURE OF

MARKS OINTMENT FOR THE CURE OF IVA PIIES.r The inventor of this valuable < dy, begs leave offer to the attention of those who T are subject to the Piles, a remedy the efficacy of 7 whichhas aeen tested by the experience of years, and the utility of whice las in no instance been im-f paired from failure relieve. To those who havea been subjected to this disease, win prove, if sppei when reataeked, preventative toits contina. ance without the least pain: indeed many have pro. nounced it the most agreeable remedy ever applied.
 There can be no dangerin it's use, it's component parts of harmless vegetable mater4 For sale - only by, . u-lfI.F5 ' .t P. MOSELY, &tsn
 noy30 92u Druggist, Mobile ] {
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nOCrOR HALLS CELEBRATED SPEECH AP FlC.-The celebrated specific for the cure of GoRolhra, Sc. can with safety be recommended as being certain in effects and containing mercury This medicine has superseded most of the prep#ra- ons sold for the cure of this disease and has been sol for sometime in New O,leaus. well various other sections of the Union, From the high charac- ter and standing of Dr. Ha and tae large quantities sold (3S00 bottles in lhee lnonths) the north, there can be doubt of it's superior value in curing this dis eise None genuine unless signed by Dr. Hall, M.
 For sale only by .l.t ,eaieJef 7is. s R. NORTH, Dispensary Chemist, ht frb5 1i9s N5. B Governmcntast.
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NACKEREL.L .L5O half barre[ No. l, for sale by llvl lnl2am ?. .. LOWBEk. 59 C0lnmeros-sf.

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aa ,,sJ is gsit.d }tis.a,aui if .lfaf Fs',',J z S te..,,alss ..iis Iaj lslolpuP 70 e{iWf' Tf-.;. ia esiisasii-a lgtll aas ,isipaaS9 l'ee tv ',,..f.r. R sdI at -4.is n fsi sssV "49e '.s s' q, ,ieiurs tna t,s,s.N a' .,..., .'i,f,,,ii .nassaq .s hh 'atsm !" DO sul
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CsRBY fNyAL LU1bLE oINI'1l F.NI,,s for the U cure ofWhite swe.bngs, scorGalous and othertN-
 dtrs ulcers, spfelees ol and fresh v5un,s spralns, ssoises, swelngs and i,ifiamalions, Sead head wo-
 mans sore breasts, rheumatic pams, tetiefs, empp- ,bnes, &c for Saleiwholesale or seia byy ..,.,l.. s s.4E sass.. iWUObRuTF & WATKINS, ,sieb 22 l62f v No. 30 Water.st
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MOULD 8t'4N DL s.---200 boxes. for sale by SlIkd.c 20 IoSEpH Waop & co'

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nUtJRRAy,s FIuID MAG;NEsIA.--P,

Al URRAY's sFEuID -Prepar- VA ed un@ier ie exclusive sanction the discover err SIR JAMES MURRAY.-fbe mild, safe and 4eepnt Anti-acti and perian pbsstsses a the pro- berries of the Magesa in generni use, without being liable like it, to form dangeieus concfetions in the bowels tcorrects aeidity and electuay cdros heart ba'u without njuring the coats of tue stomach,
 Soda, Potash and their car9oQies are known to do; it prevents the'to9d of infants rom tqnung sour and inall eases a6fs as pleasing aperien, peculiarly !ldapled for iames ,s.,~rN tt tFa uss st
 l. has long lieep known that the most serious con- sauuence have 1equent, resulted tn the use of s6- lfl Magnesia, which have beeu povelby MT. Brsnde, a1 many other .emiheut Chemists, to form conere- lions in the bowels enangering and in instances dtstrpying life This preparation isi free from all objections and nall respect more desirable article! 1t cop,cs to Us recommended by many ofthe most em inent Chenisi4 aud Medical mea of day, Among whom are Dr.kDunean, Dr. Hope and pr. Gregoty, of Edinburgh, Dr. James John, Sir Astey Cooper, Sir. Janes Clarke, and otefs. A supply of, dIege iine article with more delaed account of it, may .be had on applicatiosl a the Drug Store off rls La ,iuneI5 litf |. C. sDUB0SE S co, 9Water-st.,
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70IU WIT1T1V74'I1 dTT'T IV0FfI TTN
 ..5I RICHARD NORTH,
35 Goverment aal 45 Counnelo;e-s
HAVE YOU A C0UGH14Do .ot neglect if:.-

EEAVE YOU A C0UGlil-Do .ot neglect it:-- Thousands have meta premature death for the Mani of a little attention to a common coll.
 Have you a cough l-Rev. Dr. Barthoemew's rN- pecipnnt Syrup, safe medical prescription, eon- tainng no loisqntus drugs, and used in an eAten- sise practice for several wears, will most positively afford relief, and save you from that awful disease pulmonary consumption, which usually sweeps into the grave hundred of tie youlg, the ol the fair, the lovely and the ga,
 Have yoa | cough 9-I}e persuaded to purchase a bottle of this ENpeetorant Syr1pto day !!-Tomorrow may be too late. ....t
 r Have ynu cough? Barthole1new's Expectorant Syrup Is the only remedy ydlr should take to cureyou. , For this plain reason:--1hat in mo one ol the thousand eases where it has cen used, has il failed to relieve, a... 5.4 zF#
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N0HEN'S RHEUMATiC EMBKoGATION- C This remedy, sn cesbiatei for the cure 6i chronic and inlnnJatulA rheumatism, spiains, swell ings of the joints, from the improper or n1Hdrious use qi mercury, lnblgo, sle. now for the first time offered to The people of the South, althengh long Kuown and used, as the certificates testify, at tue Worth, whare it's suct ess has been gletly marvellous and unrvalied. Tn. SC afflicted with the above com. nlaiuts will find immediate reiief on tnal of. the Embrocation. For sale by the Agent.
 march l. c. pU6OSB S@Co.
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blxefs uesIi fltlsl'lS, IOJ'hiJt Ul ll lar 20 OfipEN BR0TI lERS- l2 Waier st.

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,,TpOITNn 11I1,trsss1, .,vopkf sRE,n

<NoMPoUND FLUID EXT. W oRSf SEED.- N The most eaeclal and safe worm destroying me- dieine ever used. The great objection heretofore urged against the worm seed Is lts exceedingly disa- treeabe and iruseos taste, and smell, 50 much so
 that il is with difficulty that ellilifercan|be made te take it. All difficulty lated in this medicine hs children take it with pleasure. For sals hya
 iftaa RICHARD NORFtl, s35- -Govist., lsSs
 noSI7 Y. l 9pp2slte the market 1
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IT COX oUTl-"c ca,t6k' k tRc Paieat5} Sqfty. 1l An attack of the 'iss'' may be positively pre- arerel) the celebrated HAYS 'LINTMENT.. There are more than hundredpeope in this city, and in the Inteh States m immense number, ho have suf- Geref beyond enatsncs fy' this Jiredihl complaint, who keep themselves vhoIl free from attacks by ap. plying this 1.inunept when they feel any symptoms of its appr6arb; o ts tters is inc most polect proofl
 f1sr None Gbnhine without lls name of CON- STOCK $ co, writin Yn .llle wrappers. Ra9 .nlIDN IA XS-
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-05

rNHE' SiLESIAN POLISH-ls auarticle that
 \ challenges aa equal. Ali'tle essential propei- ties of rapid and beautiful polish iorlver, Brass, Brtania, Ware and Fine Steel Cutlery,
 iALSO--A polish for Cabinet Furniture superior to anything in use. A single trial is only necessary fer the satisfaction of any person. RG sale whole sale or retail by. 5eilia, RICHARD NORTH; . Druggists and Chemists, 35 Government and 45 Commerce. street. I fI4. sai H5# laG .feb23-
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-05

M OSELY S CO, Druggists, the corner of IVA Royal and Dauphin streets, having received large supply of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines.
 Paints, Oils Perfulnery, Garden Seeds, &c.,, which they offer for sale in quantities suit purchasers at very moderate prices aud reasonable credit. o d nov29 s5.t sg4 a fi Ar aa ,s'si n