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brigade Escad Quarters.

EDGErIELD I. ii. August ID, ISL.
EYIlE Regiments composing the Second
Il Brigade. will parade for review aud drill
n, the times and places herein stated, viz:
The sth Regiment at Morow's Old Field, on
Tuesday the lillI Of September.
The 9th Regiment at LomaS' S, on Thursday
the 10th Of September.
The 9th Regimen, at loves, on Tuesday
the 2lst of September
The 9TH Regiment at the Old Wells, on
Thursday the 23rd September.
The 10Th Regiment at Richardson's, on Sa-
turday the 18th of September.
The Commandan,s of Regiments will, on the
day Of parade, make their annual returns To the
Brigade MAJOR.
Commissioned and nnu-commiSsIoncd otii-
GERS. will assemble Il, their respective Regimen.
m Muster Grounds. for drill and instruction,
on the dav previous tu the review.
The officers will wear Grape OH their left
arms. OH the day of review. III memory Of Bri-
gadr Major d. +. Nicholson. deceased.
By order OF Brig Genl. Winbish,
ARTHUR SIMKlNS.
Brig. Major.
August ~ ~
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An Ordinance

HNO amend an Ordinance, entitled an Ordi.
Il nancc 10 suppress the firing Of Guns, Ps-
tolls, Rifles, aud all descriptions of Fiie Arms, in
the streets OF the town of Edseiicld.
Beu Ordained, by The inieHdam and Eardens
Of The To,rn cf Edggfe!d, aHdLy Me authority Of
The same, That from and after lie passage and
publication Of this Ordinance. il shall not be
lawful for any person or persons. 10 fire Gun.
Pistol. Rifle. or any kind OF Fire Arms in the
public square or public streets. or places ada
cent thereto. or any place Of public resort, or
within Two hundred yards ofsny church. or pri-
va,e dwelling. where the discharge Of fire arms
nigh, lrigh,cn. or cndangcr persons walking. or
riding by; except OH training days. or general
holidays, uudera penalty Of two dollars for each
Offence.
Ind be IL fan!i,r Ordained That this Ordi-
nance shall not be So construed Us TO extend the
penalty Ito Gases. where lire arms may be dis
charged at the places designated. E'r good aud
sufficient yeaSonS, 10 b. judged of by the Coun.
ell. T. +. LABORDE.
August l9-b - inieudani.
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3. The number Of each sold, and ofwlat

3. The number Of each sold, and ofwIIai
kinds.
4. The mode in which the distribution
has been effected whether by Societies or
By the CommIteesi aud the arrangement
adopted 10 facilitate the work.
5. The mode adopted TO raise funds for
supplying the District, The amount, obtain.
ed. &c.
6. To what extent you believe the sup
ply OF the District TO be effected.
7. Whether any and what Societies ex-
isted, their present state, and what new
Societies have been formed.
6. Any other Information tl'a, may je
useful 10 others in performing the like duty,
or interesting TO the Convection.
Editors of pupers friendly TO the object
Of the Convention. il is belicycd. will pro-
mote the enterprise, by giving one or Two
Insertions TO this paper.
Charleston. 10Th August, 1911.
DANIEtRAVENEL. Chairman,
WM. II. BARNWELL,
THOMAS SMYTH,
WM. NJ. WIGHTMAN,
WM. RILEY,
HENRY w. PERONNEAU.
Executive Committee.
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We copy the following legal decision
from the Macon Telegraph Of the 10Th
instant:
Our Superior Court is still in session, and
will continue during the week.
The most important cases decided last
week, were those broush; by the Monroe
Raj! Road g. Banking Co. against certain
rescuan, Stockholders, for arrears oiinstal-
ments due on their stock. The plea set
up by the defendants was, that they could
forfeit their sluck aud the nslalmcnts al
ready paid aud thereby cvadc further pay
mems. The question was argued by y.
II. Campbell! aud C.. B. Strong for the
Rail Road Company; and Poe & Nisber,
aud Tracy 4 Grisham FOR the deicndau's.
The decision of the Court, Judge Cole on
the Bench, was in favor of the plaintiffs
We shall cudeavor 10 give Tho Decision.
which was very elaborate Que. in full IN
Our-ueXi.
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E.rom lh. Charleston Courier.
ORAS0rsuRG, Aug.


Messrs. Editors Having seen in your
paper las, week. an account Of The accident
which happened on the rail road between
Brauchviile and Orangeburs, calculated
TO mislead the public and do injustice TO
,hose who have charge OF the repairs of'hai
road, have taken some pains 10 examine
the spot where il occurred, and ascertain
all the facts connected with it, and have no
hesitation in saying that The passengers
were entirely mistaken in supposins that
il was caused by the spreading Of the Tim
hers (planks) Of the plantation bridge, or
road crossing. The fange OF The wheel OF
the locomotive mounted on the rail near
the centre Of the bridge, and the wheels lcf.
neither rail until they were entirely clear
OF the bridge, and could no, possibly have
touched the plankins. The farm bridge
or road crossing Of few planks spiked
to the cross ties between the rails. even II
they had spread so much as to touch the
rails, could not possibly have caused the
accident. Neither was it caused by the
spreading. or any arrangement Of the
track, for that has not been touched, and
is now as good as when laid. 1t was ow-
ing to this portion Of The track being IN
such good order that the locomotive with
an unusually large train Of about twenty
burden cars besides the passenger lrain)
was proceeding At its usual rate Of twenty
miles an hour. have examined the en-
giae, and could see no indications Of the
bu,ling block having struck the plankns
Of the bridge. as some have supposed. 1t
is true, part Of the frame Of the bullins
block is broken of, but that was 6oue on
another part Of the road at former time.
AT the lime | examined the road, il
would be impossible, from The appearance
of the ground, TO form any judgemen, as tc
the immediate cause Of the accident; but
have no hesitation. from ali the nforma-
ton eau collect. in concurring with the
statement Of those who had charge Of the
train, that it was caused by piece Tim
her inserted, by design, between the plan
king Of the bridge and the rail, in 4 manner
as to throw the engine of the track.
This is the frs, accident rha, has happen
ed to the train which has regularly made
one or two trips day for upwards of thir-
teen months, running distance Of about
10000 miles without interruption, except,
one week after The great food last spring.
A SUBSCRIBER.
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During thunder squuIl which visited
our City our Yesterday about | O'Clock. p.
NJ, the Victoria Hotel. situated in King
street. was struck by lightning AT the North
West corner, where the fluid entered and
shattered one of the wooden urns with
which The parapct Of the building is orna-
mcn,cd, causing The pieces 10 fall in all di-
rcctions at considerable distance. hut
wirhou, doing any other damage. This
extensive building is provided with light.
ming rod, which, however, being on the
extreme other end. was probably rhe cause
of not answering its purposc.--lb.
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State of South Carolina.
AEBEvlLLE DISTRICT.

ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT.
~ THE COERT or ORDINARY
NKJ HEREAS Pcachmam Afford. 10 whom
Wv administration Of the personal estate Of
Samuel Stiiirnirc deed. WIS granted, he re-
moved from tins State. without having account
cd for hs sad administration: ordered that tn.
sand Peacl'man Allord and his securities Enoch
Nelson and William +. Nelson. appear before
me. IN the Court Of Ordinary. on the third dav
ol September next. Ia render IN accurIn, for his.
the said Pcachnilm Alnrd's said administration
MOSES TiGGART, o. D.. d.
August I'D, l-il. 19
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The W,athr-Wc arc overwhelmed
with rain. aud thunder and lightning are
drugs in The market. We have thunder
storms every day. and each time somebody
or something is blownup. The fall of rain
has been within = few days very great--and
il these storms are general in The low coun-
try, they mus, produce very disastrous
effect on The cotton crop. causing the forms
to drop and new growth 10 shoot up,
whose forms eau scarcely have chance
of maturing before the season Closes
Charleston Mercury, Hug. Is.
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Slaerjfi'S Sales.

sSAaCHAlR 'yseESSs
DI Virtue of sundry writs of Ficr
I'D Facias. shall proceed TO sell at
EdgeicId Court House. on the first Mon
day and Tuesday in September next, the
following property:
Bartlett King W. Thos. Ford and Thos.
Hawle, Que negro woman. Biddy, levied
on as the property Of llawlc.
Brown & Musrath. assignee. vs.. Prize
s. Nix, one negro man, Lewis, levied on
sihe property of Nix,
Bland & Butler vs.. Vim. Carpenter,
one sor.el horse.
james NJ. Blair VS.. James d. Hammond,
one negro boy, Daniel.
G.L. Penn & Co. vs.. HOLES Dunton.
CD. Glover vs.. the same. Bland, ,Cailiu &
-0-.----.i----------.i- -;-,..--.A'
in six negroes. viz. Peter, Lewis, William,
John, Allen. aud Nanny.
John Lotion vs.. Sander Rarden, one ne
gro woman Gate.
Caleb Mitchell, ndm,r. vs. John Johnson,
one sorrel horse.
Terms cash.
s. CHRISTIE.
Angus, 10 90
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From The Net, Orleans Picaynre Of Eio 9Th.
LATEST FROM pENtS


The Savannah arrived yesterday morn
ing from Galveston. There IL no very
important news. The report thu the San
Ia Fe Expedition met with n large Indian
force is no, confirmed by Texian papers.
Gen. Urea is reported 10 be head Of q
Federal hand in the Galinrmis.
The bri. Marion arrived At Galveston,
from London. with fnc cargo OF both
sexes. all paired and matched.
The Houston Star says three wagons.
on the road from the coast to BeXar, were
robbed short time since by Il party of
sbou' twenty Mcxican,. They were la
den with tobacco aud dry goods. valued
nj abou, $500. 4 spy company left Vic
loria on the 10Th 10 ascertain the number
aud position Of the enemy. The people
in the vicinity Of Victoria arc exceedingly
cxaspcralch u, this outrage, aud have held
several public neclin:s'o devise measures
to prevent further marauding. They have
appointed a committee ul safety 10 cores
pond with the Secretary of War. Nc.-
The whole population III Iha, section are
anxious Tor war. The Secretary oi W ar
ua> "ul'lori|'u ''ih Ut" '''>S '"'"''''' u
diSpcrsc The hhnl! ; ol McA'cans on ''''S sue
"l the Rio ufanhc, hcSc v"iuhl'cr> III
rendezvous III ""''i" on 'i'c is' "' ''"-">''
We understand The TWO commissioners
sent by Artist IN were instructed by HIM ,u
propose, merely. that huS'iliIcS should hc
s">I''n"c"' M.'''c 'e carried, M u" ''''p",7
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cqnfocaI that every movement Is we've"
VIII. suspicion. -,
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i''h' . W. iian>."F"' WHO 'F'''" Ic"
uays since III @an'hc county, reports ina
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Extract Of q lelier to The Editor. dated.


On Wednesday evening the 18th ult.,
this neishborhood was visited by one OF
the mos, destructive storms that recollccl
ever 10 have witnessed. Between the
hours of and 4 o'clock, two clouds rose,
one in the West, the other in the North,
and when they came together The mos, pro-
fuse torrents Of rain de:cended for about
one hour, accompanied by wind, thunder
and lightning. The damage done TO the
growing crops is immense; but the injury
lands sustained by The washing rains, is, il
possible, still greater. Many small farm
ers estimate their loss at from $50 TO 5000,
and do not consider The estimation nj all
ex,ravagant. A gentleman in this vicini-
~ had valuable negro woman killed by
lightning during the storm.-Greeariiie
Mourtaineer, I3.h inst.
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We have been, for the last or 10 days,
favored with great abundance Of rain
oiienlimcs attended with violent Winds
The ground is thoroughly soaked; and as
vet there is hut lille prospect Of change.
For once this season we are disposed TO
cry "enou.h ~ In some parts we learn
that crops have sustained considerable in
jury from The winds. Weeds aud grass
are growing luvurianly y.-Iorksihe Com
piier, Aug. l3.
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OBITUARY..

Died, in this district. on the llh inst. JAMks
VI. NoRRis, aged 81 years. The deceased has
left behind him wife and three Young children
To mourn his irreparable loss He had been for
some years member Of the Baptist Church.
which will feel the chasm that is made by his
premature death. In his lastlness, which was
brief and severe. he expressed his resignation
to the wil!of his Heavenly Father.
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ORDERS No. 4.

REoIMESrAL HEAD QuAnrgRs,
Edsciicld e. H.. Aug. ID. 1911.
I'm pursuance ol Orders from Brigade Head
u Quarters. The seventh Regiment. s C. Mi
li,ia, will parade for drill and review. AT the
Old Wells. on Thursday. the 25rd Septr. next.
The Officers and non-comnissroncd Dticer-.
will assemble the day previous for drill and IN
slruc,on. The Officers will wear Grape on the
left arm on the day of Review. IN lrenory oi
Brigade Major B. F. Nicholson. deceased.
BY order of Col. W,gialI
5. +. GOUDE, .idjaidm.
August 10 ~
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New YORK August Q

New \ oEK august y.
Highly Important from HGshingion--
Passage Of hc Bank BHi-Hhat is m.
President 10 do:-Wc have highly impor-
tant intelligence from Washington. On
Friday last The Bank Bill. in The shape in
which it passed the Senate, passed the
House Of Representatives by ma ority oi
lhirtv.one volcs--Jo!ln e. Adams anu
Henry a. Wise voting aSainsli:. Ills now
before the President, and the question arr
ses. with greater Intensity than ever, "will
he veto it, or sign j, :"
On this question The two sections Of the
whig party are wide as the polls assunler
The ultra wings who are the friends of MIR.
Clay, the extreme gauchc, are very posi-
tive and boistcrnuS i'll the assertion lha, the
President will sign i,-t!at lie will no,
dare veto it. The other section. nr those
unlricndly 10 Mr. Clay. are equally posi-,
tive that he will veto il--anl that il will be
done early this week.
In this dilemma. wha, opinion can Il
reasonable mind form of such di,cordanI
materials
II is certain tha, the President has as
yet expressed no opinion on The subject tc
! any person. We are left, therefore, 10 in
fer from his history. character, nnd rccor'
ded declarations, what his course will be
and by this mode of reaching lEc point sc
come To The conclusion that President Ty-
Ter will most certainly veto the Bank Bill
We learn further that the greatest cx-
cilemenr exists at Washington on this sub
lecr, and that Of all the Secretaries, Mr.
Badger alone goes with the President in
The exercise o! the veto power on this bnnk
bill-all tho others. is said, will he forced
TO resign or something cIse.-Ifcr0td.
Important from Uashingtoa.-Wc learn
by ar intimate friend Of ours, aud per
sona friend of Mr.. Tylcr's, who arrived
las, night from Washington, that beyond
a doubt the Bank Bill will be vetoed
There will DC terrible luss-uo row
much blowing of steam, and unqucs,ona
bly reconstruction Of the Cabinet. One
| and perhaps two. members of it will re-
main in office. There is no mistake in
lhis.--IJid.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-19

Railroad decideats.-On Friday night
last, the cars on the Georgia Rail Road,
near Greensboro ran over n negro man
belonging TO DR.. Foster, Of that town, and
killed him Instantly.
On Monday night, on the same road, Il
white man whose name we did not lean.
was ran over by the cars about IL miles
below Camak. He survived but few
hours.
Both these victims were intoxicated, aud
had chosen The rotd Il, a Place Of reposc,
Washington Ners.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-19
HAMnuRG. August II

We have no change TO notice in our Cotton
market, Prices are about the same as they
were as, week. There is however better
feeling among buyers, bu prices for the old
crop cannot 90 np much higher. il any under
prcsen, appearances. We again quote As eS-
ir,mcs : 10 % cts. Average sales : cts.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-19

The Vicksbursh Sentinel says lha, five
persons died suddenly during the night Of
The 2lst. ult. from elFusion Of the brain
That day was The warmest experienced
this season.
Important DeeiSion.-A passenger in n
steam boat, short time since brought suit
in ST. Louis against the captain for not
stating al the hour he advertised. thereby
creating loss to him. The case went he
fore jury. who brought in a verdict OF one
hundred aud ninety dollars damages.
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ORDERS No. =.

REGIME ESrAL HAD QuAHTEHS.
EdsefcId c. H.. Aug. ID. l-il
WNHE Lower Battalion of the seventh Rcgi.
ment 5. G. Militia. will parae AT the
Chcrokce Ponds on the J. llh September next.
Cor drill and review. The officers and non.
commissioned officers, VIII assemble The day
previous for drill and instruction.
By order Of Col. WiginIl.
:. +. GOUDE, .fLn.hni.
SupuSt 10 ~
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weobserve in our exchange papers, n

Weobserve in our exchange papers. n
greater number OF storms, and deaths from
lightning, noted than are usually met with.
We have had here, during the last week, Il
very grca, quantity Of rain, and i, has hcen
accompanied by wind and thunder. In
some places The injury - the crops has
been very considerable, and the river and
creeks have been hish.-Peadieton Mes
senger, 18Th inst.
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ORDERS No. Q.

REGIMENr,L IIEAD QUARTERS,
Ed.c,icld c. H.. Aug. ID. 1911.
TTNlIE Upper Battalion oi the seventh ResI.
II mcml. 5. c. Militia. will parade u: the
Pine IIonse. on Saturday. the fourth al Sep
tcmber next, for drllI and review. The OH.
GERS and non. commissioned Officers will Assem-.
bic the days previous for drill aud instruction..
By order Of Col. WisialI.
S. +. GOODE, Admant.
Aurust ~ ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-19

Rain, Rain, Rain! lit has raincd al
mos, every day since our last, aud some
times very heavily. Yesterday aud the
day befure we had two OF the heaviest show
ers we ever witnessed, accompanied. 10y the
mos, vivid and terrible thunder and light
ming. Yesterday, especially, the thunder
aud lightning far exceeded, we think, any
we ever knew: Flash followed flash, in
quick successon-oiicn with the briricsl
inicrval-for an extraordinary space OF
time; and the claps Of thunder were 81
sudden, almost instantaneous, as well as
violent, that the electric fluid mus, have
descended frequently in the immediate vi
cinily. 1t was indeed au awful warring OF
the elements-a storm that few il any cv-
er saw exceeded, or even cqualled.-
.Soutk Carolinian, Aug. 12.
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NOTICE.

THVllE Subscriber offers for sale his vulun.
Il Bile plantation. situated on the waters cf
Turkv Creek, aud on the Mariintown Road,
30 miles from Hamburg, (periaps as good
market as any in the world. containing four
hundred acres. with n comfortable dwelling
house, and other necessary ont buildings; silua.
ted IN health. section Of The country and sar-
reminded by good ncighbors; the lands well
adapted 10 rllsins Of Corn. Cotton. and Small
Gram. being a very good stand for any one who
would d"v"e The necessary attention 10 thar
line of business Those wishing 10 purchase
will do well TO call aud examine for themselves,
rs he is disposed 10 sell
JOHN CHEATIIAM. Sen.
Aug. ~. lail d 2S
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Death by Lightning.-Wc are indebted
10 the politeness Of u gentleman who re-
sides at White Plains, Anderson District,
S. C.. for the following account Of Il mclan-
eholy dispensation Of Providence. which
occurred in thai vicinity on The 9th inst.
During storm OF wind and rain on
Friday last, The chimney Of Mr.. WIN. Dur
ham was struck by lightning, which pas
sed down 10 The hearth, upon which his
son, about ten years old, was sitting, aud
his daughter, aged ~, was standing, both
Of whom were instantly killed, The resi-
OF the family III the house escaped, except
child lhot received severe shock aud Il
slight injury TO one eye, from effects Of
which il is believed il will recover. Some
poultry in the yard was also Killed n, The
same time" Greenrilie MounidHeer l3th
Instant.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-08-19

Nc;r Coiion.-A boil Of new cotton was
received in this place last week. 1t was
n fair sample. aud looked well. The owner
did not offer il for salc.-Hdmbwg Jour.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGErlELD DISTRICT.

H p ollh Tx loh LIZ l.>liIc' 'I"'
u . nary Of Edsr:ird Disirgt
Whereas. Thomas &. Key, hath applied l." me
lnr Letters al Administrations um all md >in.u.
lar the goods and cl,a,ir-. rights amd credits {"
Elizabeth Key, late oi the District aforesaid.
deceased.
These are. therefore 10 cite and admoniSh all
and singular. The linirrd aud creditors nj 'G"'
SAID deceased. 1" hr aud appear before me at
MIR uc>t urdiunry'- Court for the sad District /
Ia l,c holden at E,I.crh Cont ll"uSr "n the
:iOth day of August. l-.ll. ,nsh"w can'c. Ilany.
why the said Administration should not BE-
granted.
Given under my hand and zeal this litl, day
of August one Thousand eight hundred and
iortv-one and in the .iAty-iil'h year Of Amcr
can Independence.
q. TOWIES. q. f.. d.
August ~. lSil. 50 l2!) -
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Uerov,rht 10 the Jail

nF this District, Negro man, named AN
~ DREW. abou, 26 years Of age, bald
headed. ) feet n inches high. says he belongs
10 Mr. Huff, living on Reedy river, "reein''lr
District.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property. pay charges & take Inn away.
c. II. GOODHAN. J. ,. u.
Angus, ~ ~
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State of South Carolina.

EDGEEIELD DISTRICT.
HpY OLIVER TOWI.E5. Esquire, OrdI
II D nary Of Edscield District.
Whereas. John G.. Allen. hath applied 10
me inr Letters of Administration, on all aud
singular the goods and chat,rls. rights and ere
dts of Jesse Graham lale of the District alore-
said deceased.
These are. therefore. 10 cite and adn'"nI-h MI
and singular the kindred and creditors oi The
said deceased. To be and appear before me ut
our next Ordinary Cour, lor the SAID District,
ln be- holden n, Edsciichl Court House on The
:,Oth day of Angus, l-il, 10 show calIs" II any,
why the said Administration should not BE-
granted.
Given under my hand and seal tins 10Th day
of August, one thousand eight hundred " forty.
one. AMI in the sixty.flth year of American
Independence o. TOWLES, o. f. ID.
August. ~. Is4l. (S2 l24) %