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distinguished English Stallion and Racer
and rertc of Racers will make his next Al my stable
Charlotte Court House, Virginia TrmS-So the season. paya
e ON or before st day Of August next al which time me
e,pres commencing the 10th FrhruayOnc hundred
dollars the BE- paid the mare Is asceand
Ia he in foal tancrred-and in every instance 81 10 the
n,oom Those that make payment al The
close Of the season. will be required 10 execute Their notes WIN
good security as have been subjected 10 some dcu IN CLOS
win he furnished gratis, and the mares well fed required
with rran at 30 per day. Servants sent with mareS VIII
he boarded gratis For further particulars see hand bills
" ~ WYATT CARDWELT.
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4 LLEGlIANY COUNTY COURT, NOVEMBER TERM, 1910.
n the motion Of Samuel Merry Of the Le.aiees Of James
Merry deceased by H. Payne h' Attorney in aot and
more than two elapsed since the qualification Of the
Executors OF the said Merry this Court is ordered
that all persons claims arninst the said Tcstaio b.
renued 10 EXHIBIT the for settlement Roben Kcso
Of The Executors said Tator residing in The
Edward in the State Of Virginia. or 10 Joseph Damro
Agent Of said keso Allegheny county, in the
within mnns and that this order be published in t
Rchsond Enquirer IA newspaper published in City Of Rich.
mond Vnsna for eight weeks ana posted the Court Ious
of this county several Court days.
Copy-Tes,e,
ANDREW FUDGE, Clerk.
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uEyRICo AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY.

GENERAL. MEETING Of this Society will be held u the
Washington Tavern in tho city Of Richmond, The hs "a
r,v IN March next IL O'Clock for the election OF Wee Pre-
honorary members and the Transaction OF other
The members particularly requested TO be puncta In thcir
,sndance by the hour appointed On behalf the Society," we re-
snerfy invite Farmers Of This and the adjacent counties
MIA have moi members. also such Citizens Of Rich
nnd m may be disposed promote the objects Of The Society," II
IN. Of which, all degree nteested TO come
forward and unite with without deay The first meeting Tor
and premiums held May next in the city Of
RIrhmond or lis immediate vicinity.
JESSE II. TURNER,
WM. II. RICHARDSON r,,,,,;r, romm;,,,,
WIN. u. WREN ~ ~
JOSEPH RENNfE,
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CUEAP GROCERIES.-HILL * DABNEi still continue 10
Iii M their Store the rs: door above Columbian
Tavern nm as good they can be mad In the cltyTy
invite their and the public 10 give then call a. they
not 10 be undcrsold in article in their line.
~ Cary STREE.
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WILLIAM PALMER.
S6--wGw


ID ETWEEN Farley Union Coffee House and X IT, len
ID kins Dry Store, and doors below Governor street
lake this late opportunity Of taikngtlt pubic Tor
received the last live IL was not our design al m
establish through the hut 10 do ny giving sa
tisfacon to upon which consider far prefer
able 10 any basis and Of which glad TO know has
been almost universal.
the future All goods sold BY that do please In cost quail
fit color make fashion, otherwise can c returned and
the money refunded-povided the same shall not have been
worn We this time large stock NJ" larger than
line of business and would respectfully IN
call before purchasing, ana examine
Than any other in the city, shall b. much deceived We
have Cloth Coats S2 while others charge Sa for making and
trimming; furnishing the CLOTH ana pants ~ So that
arc sold Tor sI4 Vests Shirts, Drawers anGScrchcfs cra
Socks Gloves aud Collars OF kinds
and qualities and MI other articles usually kept by Cotc Of
which determined Ia sell low, for cash. and request The
public In caand whether they want 10 buy not
~ ~ '''"' J BRASNAN& 90.
Richmond, June Q, 1910. 9-wlyf
STATE OF MTsSTssIPP-In The Circuit No1ubcr
- County:
Elias E. Byrn, adm. &c.
Joseph len and James L. Coleman, attachment for $780,
q: attachment this havn, been returned
sRchmnnd Enquirer newspaper printed in tile y OF Rich
mond Virginia. notifying the defendants Of the pcndcncy OF this
su and appear, and plead dcmu NJ the
next term Court vii, the 81 Monday Of October neAt,
Judgment will be rendered against them and The property al
iac-d condemned satisfy plaintiff
demand and AL costs.
Wirxr.s-II. H. Fooc, Clerk Of said Cont
II. ". FooTE, Clerk
Oct ~ i7-wif
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" III &c SuAW nronosrs To open on The III Of 'dIVH
T. next this city, Classical and a,as%1s ca v lG1G
which youth may be prepared for me Of Civil Engi-
ner Mr. 5 relies upon competent Classical one al
w., poin and unon the lie hopes Tor IN the n. " Ia
tructon 10 secure him. ultimately, larger patronage 'a "
The esnersnce of mnny years Engineering VIII enaa'e NM
period and more s a.aoe,r @ Immediate pae
heal usefulness in that profession whether IN the hcu " ~
office. -, a.. oa,.,,;or NJ thcir sons,
Parents disposed him with tue educ5,o ~ ,rs in
mr. yonr men DESTROYS becoming Assistant bneeci
yted 10 make application James f. iiea f1 % ;,b
O. Slnton Nv either of they can be iurnisneu WI" p
pectns of The course in each branch OF education. ,,
Competent aid will obtained III every Department,
fom he number Of pupils or the variety Of Mr. rs
may become necessary en- a,,u.r
Richmond, Feb. llth, 1911. c'-''"'o
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POETRY.


From the Gic6e.
AZ the birthday Of the Father Of his Country-the man
nd uhout renroach who like the lovely eh dGurre
he reciau artist exhibits glow Of associated Deau
ride Of every model and the perfection OF every IN
nsar mercul; like Hannibal, patient; IKE elPo,
he num- the temptations OF EARN couu no. ;,,
corner oil your Waeg
la The following beautiful tribute the memory oil the I'm
mortar "A'A'se'o' ''AN LEWELLIN.
1Eyom the london Weekly DespGteh.l
THERE'S A STAR IN TIE WEST.
Th.re,s a star in the west that shall never 60 down,
TIN the records of valor decay;
We must worship lis light though It's not our own,
For liberty bursts IN its ray;
Shall the name of Washington ever he heard
By a freeman, and thrill not his breast?
Ia there one out 0; honda that halls not the word
As the Bethlehem star Of the west:
"War, war to the knife; he en,hra'd or ye de"
Was the echo that walked in the land;
But il his voice that prompted the cry,
Nor his madness that kndled the brand;
He raised NOT his ARM he dehed not his focs
While leaf of the olive remained;
Till goaded with insult, his spirit arose
Like long baited lion unciiaincd.
He struck with firm courage The blow Of the brave,
But sighed DER the carnage that spread,
lie Indignantly tramplcd tho yoke OF the slave,
BUT wept for the thou -AndS that bied
Though ne threw back the fetters and headed the strife,
Till mans charter was fairly restored,
Yet pray'd for the moment when freedom and LIE
Would no longer be pressed by the sword.
Oh! his laurels pure, and his patriot name
In the page of the future shall DWELL
And be seen in the annals, the foremost in fame,
Hy the side of Hofer and Tell
Revie not my song, for the wise and the good
Anon. Britons have nobly confessed
That his the glory and the blood
OF the deeply stained field Of the west.
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IL sales be completed The hrst day. they will be con
nued from day TO day, until completed.
SAMUEL w. CHRISTIAN, fgent.

l. wm Chenden, Secretary Of the James River and ka-
nawha Company hereby certify that SAMUEL W. CHRIS
TT AN whose subscribed the foregoing advertisement,
the Asen, the said Company duly authorized by the Pres-
sale Of Delinquent Stock
holders lime may be deemed necessary pursu-
AMI the provisions of the Charter. -
WIN. B. CIIITTENDEN.
r-bG s1-aaw4w
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o,TEAM CANDY AND SUGAR REFISERY.-R L.. g x. "a
s1fi aR corner OF Greenwich and Chambers Streets VIEW
- AZ now manufacturing and offer for sale Candy, sugar
Pums &C. made by their improved steam process from Omne and
loud hinerv the advantage of long experience and mo
rough knowledge sugar refining they WIN continue , 10 ean
rnra Al nearly or quite low prices the inferior
Try " ~ sm,llv sold Having increased their buildings
qates @ red IA execute largest orders for Candy or
Iey ar mp NJ tl shortest notice. Country dealers are re-
uuesed 10 call and examine the q""''' y N''''' 'N
backed in boxes Of 20, o. 20 and 100 pounds,
c IN. souhern and markets. ana delivered III 'e cry
u M without charge boxes or carriage. -,
Rnrlsrp suG.n-Doae Refined LOAF packed N
G MI,s m lhds and The above sugars are re-
fined by steam without the use VI 10y " ss-20t.
Feb
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GRIsT AND SAW MILL FOR SALE.

LRANK g. RUFFlN, .4orney q, Lnn WIN rraese 10 .e IN
prrior and Inferior Courts Of Abemare and FluVanna cou
ties. Adlfrss-Charlottesville. Va - ,,
Innu 'o-"O'"
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Hoyt Il Co.'s Office.

TWO MORE CAPITALS.
nRAWISG Of Virginia ecsburg Lottery Glass u, drawn s
ii IS IL : 40 65 4s o. 80 IA % 81.
"' HOYT * co.
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O. X.

M
CURE YOUR CoLDs-Call and buy some Of J. Pease &
clarified Essence Of Hoarhound Candy in
New York during the past for curing Coughs, Colds
iioarseness Whooping Cough, Group, &c;
hoo' HILL & DABSEY
Corner ADORE the Colum5iaa
Nor ~ 5s-tf
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HOiT * co.
Drawing Of Virginia Monongala Lottery, No drawn i?h
Ga 81 40 Il IS ls 20 81 81 % - 50 10 a.
Half Ticket Is - ~ prize OF 81 OOo was sold ~ the
~. h, ' 49, IOYT 90.
Feb % 49,
associated ho+ L. Beazlry WIN
- partner the business will hereafter he conducted I'M
firm and title of Winston Benzcy; ana, nienhne ~
keep hand usual large and general supply oi
Shoes Hats would respectfully 'e hot
only the former Of Winston but The public rene-
ray call befrc buying elsewhere IS We are wen a.
sre that shall be enabled TO sell goods a ow ~ they can lie
had in the Particular attention will be PAID To- me safes
all kinds Of produce that may be consigned TO vs. ann
made when desired. PEi ER w iN, w. a,
a. b. Those indebted particularly requested =" car
their ear!y prnccable rs very ac'
rabe up my individual business on c 60
partnership TEL Eh ~ i'. $500,
Feb ~ 'i-o.lN-M
ID TMFORD ACADEMy-Tle exercises of this institution VIII
IL be continued the subscribers the ensuing session. com
mencing the 18th Of the present month january anu te
December next, with vacation oi one month
in Tie summer The Of instruction VIII embrace a me
branches of the English usually taught III preparatory
schools also the Latin, Greek and French languages Maine
mntics including Arithmetic, Algebra Geometry plane ana
spherical mgInGm r,n;nn 1 every thing 500 90
ie'"' ,r.;n, e ' 80 90
M deduction will he made for late entrance
hddress-Rumford Academy, King William, Va.
N' ~ II. ]. CHRISTIAN, Principal
JNO. l.. CASON.
Ian 80
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE.

THE Subscribers having taken the house on The cross street in
media,ely If The Bell Tavern and neat door 10 Mes-
James Sizer son. carry the Auction ana Comn
son BUSINESS i'm all its biancbes They VIII also inform their
friends and the pubic that they will continue their former n
nrss OF hiring nrgr0er and collecting debts in The Cy Of Rh
,pd and throughout The State Vrgina-thus giving
chants ana others opportunity Of having their claims collected
on The most favorable They hope by strict attention I" Of
tain an addition 10 already very liberal patronage Iei:
house will be ready 10 goods the l4h inst
~ ~ ROBERT HILL & GO.
= orr charge for hiring negroes win be
COLLECTING lie same collecting SeO IN tie city,
do; do nader sUO, do. They will also attend 10 the
.ryc; in caS. Of sickness through tbs year.
H. i, c6-if
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JAMES RIVER AND kANiWlIA CANAI.--PerSons ship
ping articles the Canal, requested tn observe, ia ~
the regulations The tolls articles required u be
paid cnth-er if there b. al the place Of SHIPMENT
ocrw .e the m ic cate-, whose office the boat arrives
in the course There ignhorers al Lynch
hirg Scultsyc (Alrmar- aud Richmond The tolls on
rub wiz board and discharged between toll
passing oe required TO c paid T.
The keeper toiock which the boat arrives after
taking The following locks, being nine ~ number,
are toll locks viz The Guard Locks Bo.hrr's Madrns Al
venture rye River Dams, and Lin Locks Nor H. H. o. .
3s and 81.
Al property shipped on The Canal must be accompanied by
BIZ aag signed by Of the boat aud III" consisnnf,
specifying date and place of shpmen the quantity aud
weight Of species Of property shipped and The place y
places where f the amer
ay rad. il, after taking i on bo:'t u
boat toll lock before IL reaches toll gatrreis !"
nee the master required duplicate bills Of ion If SUE,
property, Of which liz deliver To tho keeper o ;ao r
lock which the after taking such property
board
Bags Crates Boxes Casks and other vs.els containing
IS shipped well property shipped bundle. ~ any ot
for marking must have the true gos weight
al such property marked thereon
The following il recommended as q convenient form III bi
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- AEON AXD FLOUR HoCSE-Wc have on hand I'D
IL offer for sale,
10000 lbs sddng Bacon perfectly sound, large and dr.
nj 81
5000 do. Tudds Family Middlings, old
10000 10. New MidJlngs
5000 dc. old Shoulders, sound and dry, re:y cheap
100 barrels Waskey's Family Flour
do. Extra Supsrfnc do.
80 superfine do.
We intend keeping always hand IT," ASSORTMENT Of b
con- Flour Of always be relied med u
not suitable We shall keep always hand To-
Ccther with large stock Of Groceries.
WYATT : WHITE
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SIR CHARLES will make his next al the stables M
Richmond SLcnherd in the county OF Prince Edward NIL.
from Of bis time other third lie
stable Of Mr. R. Claiborne in the county Of Cumberland three
Ruucs Tavern, the stage Read, ana Other
third NJ hs tinr nj the stable Mr. b. W. Lee, miles south II
tile town Of Curdsvle, Buckingham County and Will be e
mares AZ IN. price Of S2 season. and $40 paid within
seasonss the single leap, and so 10 inufethe insurance
ney payable when ascetaned or the mare transferred
30 cents cash to the groom instance All pg
Sir Charles will charged with the season, unless otherwise
agreed to The 10 commence the 18th March
and expire the 18th Iuly
Sir Charles rich chestnut sore ID hands inches high
fine commandln. form, nine years old next Spring
Saadn he By Old Sir Charles-Sr Cha.lcss Dam b. Od
CuItvaor and he by Old Imported Domed, &c For further
partc uars see and-blls.
EDWARD 4. BLASTCN
Feb % gi-if
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20 PARTNERSHlP-lhe subscribers, having formed Go
- Partnership continue the business Of the late hin
Wa,sworh Williams Co this city and New York, under
' JOHN f. WADSWORTH.
DAVID B. TURNER,
Isl January 1871, GEORGE ;. PALMER
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senpers, pages &c; which amendment was adopted.
The amendments were then engrossed, and the bill
passed.
sage, the amendments having been engTossed
Mr.. WRIGHT briefly spoke against the abill, CIV
ing his reasons for the vote he was about to give.
Mr.. CLAY replied with much animation.
Mr.. BUCHANAN said the bill was far, very far
from what he could desire IL had been greatly i'm
proved however, in the Senate Coffee and tea would
continue to be free articles, and railroad iron and
wines and silks would be taxed. He should vote for
the bill from these considerations and from the in
structions of the Legislature of. his State.
Mr.. CALHOUN thought the bill violated the
compromise in several particulars. he was very anx-
ous to give his views, but the lateness Of the hour,
and the anxiety to bring the session to close would
induce him 10 forbear.
Mr.. KING said although he might disapprove OF
the manner in which revenue had been distributed,
the question in reference TO this bill was, does the
Government stand in need of the money 7" II did,
and as he nevcr withheld means from Government
necessary 10 carry on, he should vote fer the bill
Messrs. WALKER and ALLEN briefly expressed
their opinions against, and Mr.. PRESTON In favor
of the bill E #ast g
The question was then taken and the BiIL WAS
PASSED, by the following vote
YEAS Messrs. Archer Barrow, Bates, Bayard,
Berrien, Buchanan, Choate, Clay. Of Alabama Clay,
of Kentucky, Clayton, Dixon, Evans, Fulton, Gra-
ham, Henderson, Huntington King, Mangum, Mer-
rick, Miller Morehead, Porter, Prentiss, Preston,
Rives Sewer, Simmons, Smith, Of Indiana, Southland
Sturgeon, Tallmadge, White, Young-33.
NAYS-Messrs. Allen, Benton, Calhoun, Cuth-
bert, L inn, Mouton, Nicholson, TapPan, Walker,
Woodbury., Wright-ll. as
And then, after session of seven hours, the Sc
nate adjourned s.-s.... .tgss }.:
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From the Daily Cinsinnafi Republican, Sept. 4.
A WE'LL. RIOT--SEYERAL LIVES LOST.


AWFUL RIOT--SEVERAL LIVES LOST.
Our city was thrown into great excitement last
night Il originated from quarrel that took place
Thursday night, on Columbia street, between few
negroes and whites in which one Of the latter was
cannot live. In consequence Of this, two three
thousand persons collected around the houses OF the
negroes on Sixth street. East Of Broadway. The ne
groes apprehensve Of ARRAY, had armed themselves
with muskets, and fred upon the crowd. The Mayor
informs us he thinks two whites and two negroes are
killed, and about 10 to 20 wounded, mostly whites
During the ARRAY, cannon was brought up, loeaed
with slugs, and fired down Sixth street two OF 'nree
times raking the streets but with what effect not
vet known. The Mayor, who was on the ground all
night called out two military companies the urays
and Guards, and both squares from Film 70 oevenn
are guarded by and under control Of the military ana
large body Of armed volunteers, the negroes oeing
all confined TO their houses.
No destruction of property of consequences mas Ia
ken place. -,
The city is still in great excitement; and special
meeting Of the Council is TO be held ct 10 o'clock TINS
moynino. when strong measures will undoubtedly be
taken to preserve the peace OF the city
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rick, Miller, Morehead, Porter, Prcntiss' Preston,
Rives, Simmons, Smith, of Indiana, Southland, Tall
made, White, Woodbury., Young-28.
Mr.. BATES moved an amendment, that the duty
under tins act should not be levied articles shipped
from beyond the Cape of Good Hope which left their
last place Of Iading prior to 1st August ult.
Mr.. CALHO t1N was understood to move to amend
the amendment by allowing the like time to vessels
distant voyages this side the Cape but the proposition
was ncgatved ~ 23 sa IN ks3
Mr.. G, said that he had long seen4hat the CONNER
cal interests had representative this floor The
tariff interest appeared supreme.
The amendment of Mr.. Bates was adopted, and
the amendments ordered to be engrossed and the bill
read third time.
The bill from the House, making appropriations
for Notifications on Staten Island, New York, was
read first and second time by its TITLE and referred to
the Committee on Military Affairs.
The amended bill from the House Of Representa-
tives making appropriations for the repairing the Poto-
mac bridge was taken up; and on motion Of
Mr.. MERRlCK, the amendment was concurred
In, and the bill passed. asgt IS a5
diplomatic agents, which had been discussed during
.ne morning hour, was taken up; the question pend
ing being the motion Of Mr. MaNGuM TO strike out The
sa 'ny an, 1na ou.ht Of Charge to Naples,
~ m ms motion debate ensued in which Messrs
BATES, CLAY, WALKER. CLAY. az Al anil
hlVES participated, when the question was tax en-
ana decided IN the affirmative; Yeas %, NAYS rs.
MI. 81 YER then moved to reduce the salaries of
for Charges. ~ --"~A ~ - 'hNN'
On this motion very interesting debate ensued Il
which Messrs EVER, BUCHANAN, ARCHER
and RlVES participated; when the question was IA
cided In the negative. 80 ~
On motion Of Mr. BUCHANAN, the amoant of
the bill was decreased from sixty three to y eight
thousand dollars, by deducting the appropriation for
service at Naples that having been stricken out by an
amendment - - -
Mr.. TALLMADGE moved 10 amend the bill by
adding an allowance Of three months extra paw TO the
officers Of the two Houses Of Congress to the mes
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Government; TO forget the crime Of treason, for
which these men, according to their laws, had been
tried and transpoIted-transported by the mercy of
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, instead of being hang
ed drawn and CHARTERED, as they had exposed them
selves to be by the of their patriotism Mr. A.
would say that if TO ask the President to ne
gotiate with Great Britain behalf Of these people
for mercy for entire forgiveness, and that they
might return to their homes It would be well first
to say what was going to be done with Mcleod. -
undertook TO interfere with the British Government
in order to countenance and force an insurrecton
against Them by obtaining the immunity OF our citi-
gems from the punishment to which their conduct had
subjected them, would be as well to ascertain who
they were and what they were, and the circumstances
under which they were now in Van Dieman's Land.
Mr. A. here referred to resolution adopted some time
since calling for information on tins subject and then
he proceeded ask what information this House had
received since that tmel Who knew what these cit.
liens were who they were how they came there 7
what their trial was2 what was the proof against
them what they had DONE what was to be said IN
excuse or mitigation of punishment for the crime oil
which they had been found guilty. Before they un-
dertook to ask the President Of the United States to
negotiate on the subect it seemed to him they ought
10 have some justification for the act for looking to
the present state of affairs with Great Britain, was
a very delicate matter to NEEDLE with.
There was one point Of view in which this report
or resolution appeared to him Objectionable and that
was that il was not direction To the Predento the
United States but Il told him to take the subject into
consideration .Now was that for the purpose Of
casting odum UPON the President il he did not do il
He presumed the President would not do it unless
something besides this resolution was recommended to
him. He asked IL there had been any claim, on the
mart of any citizen the United States upon this Go
vernment to interpose in this matter. Now, IN order
70 place in It's proper point of view the position in
which the President would be placed with the British
Government, in undertaking that which. was recon:
mended to him. he MR. A. would suppose an insur.
rection Of slaves in this country and in consequence
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-31

Quarter section 25 township twenty range
two east containing 24I and so hundredths acres
was purchased by VIM M. Beal' on OH pee ZEN
..h.as hrndrnd and thirty -four. Printer lee 14o