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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-02-24

would produce more agreeable effect in
that ere way, and look more democratical.
No, it's all vanity, as said afore, there's
no mistake about it,
|" There amt no mistake but you're
blu" said Charley, who was standing
under a balcony for the purpose ofshying
the rain You ought to be ashamed O.
yourselfto be in such state such night
as this" added Charley, in tones oftonch-
ing rebuke.
O dang it, old Teller, said Tom Twist
/" it's my system TO 90 on a spree whenev-
er ! can, without regard to time or place.
The tight end Of life, old teller, is 10 live
and be jolly. Don't you know wfai the
seig says p
don't know as / do,' says Charley.
HWell, I'll tell you,my old counterpart
ofthe Man in the Noon"
Tom sings
"sWhat is title what is treasure
What is reputation's care!
five lead life Of pleasure,
It's TO matter hon or t0here!' /"
That's quite enough pork for ashil
Hing" said Charley, and he most u1cere
moniOusly dragged Tom Twist q tn
watchshpuSe
| The Recorder dealt with Tom yester
| day morning as the law directed. HI
| fined him jail fees and said that if he wa
| found in the same situation again h
would give him thirty days -Picayune
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-02-24

INDIAN INcREDUL1TY.- When
Black Hawk arrived amongst his peo-
pie after his journey through the Union
he gave great accounts of the strength
Of the American Government, and OF
the hopelessness Of any attempt, OF the
Indians to cope with ii. When ne
told them that the pale faces were
more numerous than the leaves OF the
trees, they started with astonishmenI;
but when he assured them "that pale
faces had canoes larger than the red
SKINS VILLAGE they gave their char
acteristic humph, and enquired where
pale face got the tree to make It
Ever afterwards they were inclined to
the opinion, that the whites had made
their chiefa coward and dishonest and
binted that be ought TO have petti-
coat put on him and be sent among
the women.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-02-24

ALoAFER's PH1LosoPHY.-Tom Twist
is fellow whom nature evidently design
ed for a loafer, and lest her intentions
should be frustrated circumstances COM
pleted the job. He is perfect out-and-
outer. Ifthere were such thing as de-
grees in loafng Tom would most certainly
receive the highest honors. On Thursday
night, instead of going right ahead, Twist
was twisting about as ifhs was tracing
out map Of the Mississippi on the SIDE
walk. 6 Temperance, hill" said Tom
-"lt's all very well TO talk of temperance
but who could be temperate such night
as this. I'd like to know. Why, without
a few toddies human natur' couldn't stand
+ and / doesn' know if teller wouldn't
be guilty of suicide, in a moral pint OF
view by abstaining from 'em. They may
talk as they will about patent life preser-
yers and ali that, but brandy'and water is
the real genuine, universal, portable life
nreserve r after all !; there amt no beating
| Il As for Pease's horehound candy i
amt nothing but a cure. whilst brandy and
water IS a prevention. Nows as an
ounce O. prevention is worth pound Q,
cure. always takes several glasses o.
the prevention to save myself the trouble
Of taking any of the cure. In taking, .
perspective glance said Tom, al the
Times past and looking retrospectiyely a
| the fuiure. | begins TO think there's grea
| room for Improvement IN society. At pre-;
lsant It's all vanity. as the preacher sad
| What's the use Of them ere big blue
French cloaks fellers wear, with capes Z
ZEN, that'd make a GOVERN for a solger.
tent. or them ere frocks butioned behind
looking as il they was put On backsla'
! foremost. They amt worn for comtofl
because brandy and water, taken reg la'
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-02-24

MUrINY.-On Friday last, the Rev
enue Cutter Van Buren,, Cap. Price.
from a cruze, fell in with inside OF
Cape Henry, the British schr Mar
garettesville, Cap. Johnson, 80 days
from jamaica bound to Baltimere, with
a cargo Of logwood, was short OF pro-
visions and water and her crew IN a
state of mutiny. Capt. Prince trans
ferred the mutineers to the Cutter
and sent a force to the Margaletts-
Vile, 10 work her up to this port
where she arrived on Saturday NOR
ming last. and was placed IN the
hands Of William Gray, Esq. British
Counsel Norfolk Beacon.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-02-24

"A New scIENcE.-Ihere + a lee
tured at Albany who a voctes the
.doctrins Of '.Ontologism, or Animate
IL ofthe Earth The editor Of the
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-02-24

In an old Boston paper speaking Of
celebration, we find lie following -
After the cloth was removed many e. =
|cellent soasls md men we're aFSn1
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-02-24

"Much remains unsung'as the tom
cat remarked to the brick-bat when Il
abruptly cut short the serenade.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-23
" LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
SATURDAY., Feb

SATURDAY, Feb. 70.
Corros- inactive. although the demand is ra-
,het better than In the early part Of the week
Holders are firm. The sales OF the week have
reached abon; 5000 bales, showing a decline OF &c
per 10. The rates ore, Upland 81 ~; Mobile 10
ixii New Orleans 10 n ~.
FLSuR-The Flour market is languid, bu,
rather more hfm. Sales some extent of Genessee
iof expo th,ve been made at 81 rs. and more want
ed. Michigan and Troy rather scarce. A sale
OF OHIO, via New Orleans. was made at SAYS.
se1.heto IS dui', and the tendency downward. Sales
OF Georgetown at IS.
GhAis-The demand Tor Wheat is limited
Holders demand 81 05. Northern Rye, So 81 ;
Jersey Sc. Southern Corn continues dull-salss
M4se Jersey 46c.
MONEY MARKET.
The business at the board was not very large,
utevery description went down.
United States Bank declined 81; Mechanics
Banking Association !; Delaware and Hudson :;
north American Trust !; Vicksburg 4; Canton 4;
Mohawk 2; Patterson 2; Providence aud Stoning
ton I; Harlem (; New Jersey went up !.
$1,000 illinois Snes (is7O) sold at 5it.
$1,000 Indiana Bonds ut So
$500 Treasury Notes, per cents, at 99l.
The demand Tor Foreign Exchange is moderate
The rate on Losdon is 7ss; on France, 52Il.
The Domestic Exchanges are still dali, and get
ting worse Times & Star.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-23

J5AxmaEsHIvER AND KANAwHA CANAL.
smppinf ARTICLES on the Canal. reqnesfed
70 observe, that By the reg u4fions The tos on
eh articles are requited TO be raid the toll N
ne one, al the Place Of shipment otherwise 10 ,he
'on siherer at whose once the boat arrives ia the
ol " voyage. There are toll Eaheiers a. Lynch
ouIE, rcousvile, (Aibcmare) and Richmond The to1.
on eay gde lvz: srclesaken board and dsc hafx ed
oetseen tou gaherers oces without are r
redio be paid 10 the keeper ofthe rst foock Al brh
me oo,i arrives after takiag board Tho following
,oe.s, being In number toll locks viz. The Guar
Dam. at bl ss M,den. Advss,oIe and e River
Al properly shipped on the Canal. must be aoeomna.
nedby Bn Of Ladiny. signed by the master OF hosi
anu we consignor, specifying the date aud pae OF shin
en lhe auaniy ami weGh OF each species OF properiy
snpped ana the place or pieces where IL 10 be s
cnhEe" ~ the property comes under the denos.nsfIon
OF eay fred, or i alter taking board the boat has
70 pass toll bek before reaches
the nasters required To have duplicate bs OF Ian az
such propsrty one Of which IN TO deliver 10 IN. keener
OF The lock at which the boat arrives after tskn.
such properly on board >
Bags Crates, Boxes, Casks and oher vessss
properly shipped well property shipped IN bondl.s
DC IN any other manner convenient arkng
hetrue gross weight Of such property marke theI con-
The following Is recommended as convenient form:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-23

Every Canal Boat name and hailinf MAC
Cas oCEoiA Of scoTTsVllLE'D painted eonspic uonsy
on outside Of the boat In letters least four an
height knd the owners required ID deliver TO the to
Earherer iSed TO for clearance certificate Of
registry signed by thems"yes in form wb,,s :y,I no
fur nised by toll gaherer On change of ownersbin
the new owners must deliver the iolgaIherer ceTtI
In relation boats Board OF Directors OF The
Company, the 30h December $780, adopted the follow
"whereas by the 42d article OF the Regulations Of the
James River and Kanawhs Canal the President Dirce
tors are authorised pcrtnt the common river
boats under such special regulations and for such time
Resotred Thai such boats inay continue uniilthe
uIter order OF tue Board TO navigate the Canal under the
following regulations:
l. No Lock.keeper sla be required to pa IS such boats
through his lock, between the hour Of O'clock at night
and day light on the following morning
No Lock keeper shall pass any such through his
locks. unless shall be provided with srappng or tnub
bling lines, for the purpose Of properly fastening
TO The Swapping snubbing posts.
B. In ssceuaning the weghls OF the carxoes Of such
river boats, In where the table assumed weighs
cannot be applied The Toll glheTers in the event Of dis
agreement with the OF such boats weight
OF er eargoes may cause the same TO be ascertaned by
actual weighing at the expense NJ said masters.
such river boats are not requiredto be registered
hamtd out IN their bills Of adng certificates and clear
ances ey shall be designated by the names OF
eTs.
I'm the 2ls January, 1884, lhe following additional regu.
ons were adopted by the President and Directors rea
i've tn river boats on their downward voyages whether
Al such boats loading at or above Lynchburs shall pay
All such boats loading on the north side Of James river
below LynehbuIg, Except those loading the Rvanns
river above the lowest dam thereon) shall pay tolls from
the point at which they respectively load.
An such boas loading the south side James river at
Maidens' Adventure Damp and below Le seven
Feeder together with all such boats loading the
said Lock Nor.
All such boats loading on the solh side Of James River
above the Sevenlsaps Feeder, below the Tye River
Dam, shall pay tolls from the seyen:Islands Feeder.
above the Tye River Dam, and below the Joshua Fails
Dam shall pay tolls from The combined Locks Nos q and
d. being the ouiiall locks, above ye River Dam
By order of the President and DiTectOIs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-23

hrfohNeN AT Law, Charlottesville,
IN addition TO the Courts o. AIhemsrie and Fiuvapn,
VII IN intufe suend The superior and Infcrnr Courr
Of louisa County, and the CITY Of Richmond
Ne Sin rvo promp and hthful attention 10 busines,
couhdcd 81 ha care
Refer 70 Msssrn. Peyton, Dcane Ed,~sr1s Crouch
brooks Hudson, lancaslet DENLY a Co, IN. w. a u
Fry, =. a natier Logan Weller lna Y Tripleti San
2. AIDE Coz RieA.so.d Nessrs Tunberlaks Fianaesn
~ l-chw2m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-23
A FARM ON THE CONFINES OF RICH
HOND EOH SALE

AM now disposed 10 sell the farm wheTon dwell and
which has been summer residence for twelve
years consists OF fully ITO acres NJ highly improved
Land, part OF whchis productive meadow whole
log well enclosed nearly all cleared and eEcelenf til
age The improvements consist OF comfortable brick
dwelling and Kitchen Sbh the usual buildings attached
besides large barn and two spacious and substantial hay
houses covered with shngles which have usually been
filled with Of eKceen hay the
larn The garden contains about four acres in goo or
DER well stocked with vines raspbcTres straw Der
RES extensive asparagus beds &c with many varieties Of
ToJng AMI thrifty fruit trees This farm being located
west OF the CITY and the adjacent lands occupied the
most respectable PROJECTORS free from usual
tons Of suburb residence. Within half mile Of this
aTm own LOT Of y acres, well wooded and IL therefore
ae9nventeni appendage this will be included the sale II
desired II the quantity Of land than desired by
any one purchaser. Is susceptible OF convenient adj
vsntageous division In three four pars-but not
disposed 10 sell any part without the whole Reference
may be made TO me through the Richmond Post Office or
on the premises.
fe io-d&c2lwtf A. ROBINSON Jr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-23
R0CKPish GAR TAVERN,
EnD QlIE

TIVE Subscriber offers Tor sale this valuable Tavern
sand, privstely, including 40 acres % land o
witch of superior Mountain land well adapted 10 all
Ends or grain as we'll az This property is
we hen Tavern stands for tho country qua 10 be
tEeen Richmond and The sprinps-thefe are two mineral
springs on this properly, believe Of good qIaiyatlcas
Mhthoufht BY Physicians 10 bo excellent wafer conian
ng lion and sulphur, and probably Other medical quail
cs These springs the Turnpike crossing Noe
nsh Gap, near The TOP 81 tho hounian 10 desirable
oni andM thoy were improved have no doubt they would
peeoe considerable watering place The improvements
include the House used the Tavern Out houses and
Nabie equaln superior 10 any on tho TOAD ~ y Gn
ne house. % sup sTior water
" this properly no. disposed Of privately before
luesay The SD day Of February ner will then be o.
Tered public sale 70 the hahebddcr VI this property
thcn disposed Of sooner viii then proc eed 40 sen III
ny personal properly including Household and Kiic hen
fnrnl,ure sone superior Feather Bsds, Farming Uon.
NJ creditors are requested to ansnd personally
TERMS made known on the day of ssls.-sas to com.
mence early. n Frye
HoftHsh tapsf ehsa n fl-iawtss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-23
LOCUST GROVE EoR SALE

TUE subscriber nsrs for sale this valuable Plantation
privately, contain ne 5c2t acres OF Land, some Of
wcn superior nat Ian say between twenty and~enty
I'VE acres Ia 20 ID negbor hoood miles above Pow
hatin Couth use, an about Elk miles from Jee
nsied on the RIVER Tues The Of the cleared land
10 resh and hessery well II good OF
inenf, by the inttant Of the non
sysem Tor about 20 The wood contains about
~ acres-two thirds Of which Is frstrae tobacco an
ylnSw anu convenient 10 the house. The buildings
consist Of good dwelling house, with rooms, conve.
nleniy situated with cellar dining room, and lock.
room adionine--a good and convenient barn. wheat
ihrsshng machine-ag 20 kitchen and plank
house, Stables AMI corn houses
uis properly isnot disposed az prvaielyrbefDrc the
lsioay OF November nex will then be offered public
sale iothe highest bid. II this property Is th,
ses OF or sooner will thea proceed to sell my
properly including household and kitchen Furniture me
SUPERIOR Eeaher bsiS f,spny Urcnss se. Ny eresi-
tors are requested 10 attend Dersona5 ma1c
known on the day Of sale. sale TO commence early. ~
SlLA5 BRYANT.
Locust Grove, 2hh February, 1871 fe22-cii
no Enquirer will eopY times and send account to
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-23
OHICAN SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

At Richard %. Farrars, NJ. D. located In Ame a mile.
above the Amelia Springs.
rls School has been In operation for The last 81
years, and sustained by pupils last wear from The
most respectable families In Virginia. Alter the January
recess, the School recommended tsi February 1871 ami
will terminate lat December, lsil. The English Dspart
ment will be conducted entirely by competent female teach
tive OF france)-Musc by Mr. George p. KnanH
Mr. DE Rnzc gives the following highly respectable re.
feiences, viz Rev. AZ Wilson. ID D. Rev r q Net,ure
ID d. : welifore Esq Beverly Wexford, ID. Reuben
Thorn. Esq, Frederic ksburs; - Robinson, N D. Walter
Jones,M II, feiersburg f. lS-c3t
to- The Waterman OF tho south and elieious lie IA
wi lnref hfee msa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-23

H VIII stand this sprinr af nv plsnfsfiop
~ "oakland,' Chester Held coun. " % niies
. ~A from Richmond and Petersturr. and = nos
~ ready 10 serve mares AZ si00 the sesaou to
BE- paid within n which closes luf Inlv
with 81 cash g. The Groom. Mares will be fed with VIZ,
hey want a. shdlnFs pei dayeervanfs senf with tbeo
boerded FfaiA Ihere D. evefy convenience fhaf A. an
400 extensive place can h1ve for the accomfc dsfi 80
mares and colts such - ots, stables snd pastures Pe
.uenon shall De paid 10 prevent sccidents but no u.hi
for any. ~ mummy
Bosom has run every where from Neu yorr o.. A..
sa and l.ls Won more Jockey Clubs. % ami mils $50
ivan ay 70 nofscs ever ODD, never having osf one. .t
too vel fnoWn 90 advertise a. length a. ~ ~ N
Woml nv tns whole OF = newspaper his 49, $500
n c,is,f,. WM r. JOHNSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-23

~ Law and Chsncery for Buekinzh. County, prosoan
eed the ich day Of eptember iSf0 Ia therein
pending between amuel Ford panin add James Austin
T. ~ fonisns and ohers defendants. shall on the ls
day Of FEBRUARY NENT In the Of Charlotte svllie
ON the Courthouse Square, sell public auction. the
he hest bidder for cash, all the right TILE. claim and nie
and personal OF hs late father Wyatt Mills the interest OF
the said John Nj being one fourth part Of
parcel of land lying In the county Of Absare, adjoining
the lands Of bdnsnd Davis Richard snow anaothcrs con-
tanlnE BY estimation. 80 be the
aud also The fourth OF 10 Negroes many and
their Increase Of the estate OF the said w Mis Decd
To be divided amongst his fur distributes. Also,
90 parcel OF sn lying In said county OF Abemare,
tanning 10 aercs adjoining the lands Of Mary layne, John
Early and Others being the ian conveyed by Mary fa,uc
TO the said John Mills Also horse, Book Case, Bed
sieads aud Feather Beds and Sofa.
DISAPPOINTMENT.
In consequence of bad weather. the sale OF the oreeo
ng properly 10 postponed until MONDAY, the let day Of
March neat.
u q rlInar nENl IL MAGRnDER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-23
TIMER WANTED.

10000 3B sci asTTs ES Se RsS gffdHs Bullets
~ Hickory AHletrecs,4 Hii Inches Seven feet long,
90 90 20 20 ~, % tough and eleST Of
The slave bllets IN be 20 inches long ne hes wide and
~ inches thick the heart edge-he heading billet in
wide, u inches long, u Inches thick the heart edge
third heading.
For Merohaniable Timber deliverable at the Peniten-
thry, the highest price current will be paid.
la9-clm ]. u. WATSON. AGENT. Ar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-23
MOUNT VERNON HOUSE,

Five doors above the Bell Tavern over Gilrs Book
Store, and Wyatt & Whites,
(NAN accommodate families, and rooms rcser.
~ we'd for travellers aud their families. Charges mode
rate fe 5-wilmar
fNhE Annual General Meeriug ai The Mutual Assurance
Il Society against Fire Bu dngs State of virQi
MA Will be held at siT Office, the City Of Richmond
on SATURDAY, the 9th February, at O'Clock. r. NJ
j. RUTHERFORD
O-cWfw Agent A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-23

school Fund Lottery Of Rhode Island Class No 2s6 9Th
seres-To he drawn In the City Of Providence Saturday
February Hth. Capitalization GOO sou 400 lssSl
OF lSVo 70 Of 1000, 10 Of 800. 40 400 &C. IS Nos-2
drawn. "hoIes slO-shaTes in proportion.
Tickets, shares and packages all Lotteries OF which
James fhaIen d Co. are Managers may any be
Orders from Of the Union will Give the sama
CONFIDENTIAL and immediate attention personal apphca
uon were made JAMES PHALEN & CO.
ic q Managers, Richmond Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-23
BY lNLoEs & BRoTHEK-
NEW FuRNITuRE al, A.;

NEW FURNITURE, AT Auction.
% THURSDAY MORNING. Feb. 18Th Al no o,eio.k
OF store will be Sold large invoice OF New FurnI
ture. embracing In part = follows 1'-
large mahogany scroll pillar Burean.
Small mahogany plain 40
Secretaries aud Book Cases
rideboards
Work Tables, with drawers
Centre Tables marble tops
Chairs, Of various patterns
Bureaus, &c. &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-23
CO-PARTNERsUIP-

HAsING associated TiIO's l.. BEAZt.EY with me "A :,
partner the business will hereafter he con ieted nm
uea t1c hrm and title OF WINSTON BEAZLEY sand In.
tending TO keep constantly on hand INV usual Lac ia
supply OF Groeeries, Shoes, Hats. Ne We would
winston but the public generally 10 give as esi bcfo,:
ouns elsewhere as We well that we shall b.
ehaoeh 10 sell goods ne low they be had In ,he
atke Particular attention will he paid 10 the sales IN
m KINDS OF produce that may be consgn 90 US and adj
Sanees made when desired. - ~ ~
n H. Those Indebted TO particularly q,
70 ea and settle their early
very desirable To close my Individual business. be-
lore commencing the partnership.
fe S2-eo2xc PETER NISsroN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-23

II ONO ~ EADOW, lying IN the FORK Of Chickahomi.
- ny and Bosr swamp. ~ miles Bastof Rchmondis for
sale The tract contains 80 aeTes, twohlrds of which s
hst land. Of superior quafy The larger portion well
adopted grass The house i " by ~ foe Two stories
hiah. " not sold by Welnesiay, the l0h February, u
viii he rented for the present year, the pfcmses-at
which fns The subscriber will sell 10 or " head Of Cae
about 10 Horscs some Of them thorough bred Waao0
and Car neariy new, and the usual variety Of Farming
TOos Fodder, Oas andab0ui l01O0 weight ~ lay
that sum, cash N. RlVES.
IN 10 d2aw&ctds
up-rhc ABOVE sale was unavoldaby postponed a. We'd
nesdayhe 2ih inst, when II will certainly take place.
IL fuArfdN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-23
CLARKE'S OFFICE.

The tickets DO ne t0uery Tor the 9Th % March Grand
capital etnosp, are received. Those who wish IarEv
numoeTs bad beuer At an early day secure them q
ie lA CLARKEE.
l5p1 1000 gSu sul 200 blE1 2oi 100 vi 2s0O .1 of
10 Hl Of 100, SC. rs Nus-H drawn Tickets els
Saturiay ,3ih. Welsbura, Glass C.--N Alesandra-i
puac % enUun. ICON Eon 3-tl guu. Oul gsul and Id OF
100, &C. - ani ~ drawn Tickets $40
saturday elih M1nonzala, Class Cat Alcrandfia II
pttEe Of nu lOfA NtA ytro EtS7. 2u0 Of lgo 3 Of
90, and 20 % az - aut % drawn ouf. rcketseiO
SATURDAY 17'h. Lccsburr, Class D.-At Alexandra -
pri1e of 5000, 1900 lQouo go, sou, ApO 2g % Of
100, On Of 30, a..
The auenfion o. nv friends IN the country, &c s par,
eulW greeted 70 TIE shove rchemes for March presen
ms hey d. ior irnr Investment "A opporunv no.
ocn seen OF acquiring aiansnne oriune, Tor hlc above
ne coz oi whistle A. am aciermiued vcry shorty 10
le slip through my fngera yerF lnres rfrea ofiers K
better be forWorted speedily b secure mem, ~
20 L