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Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-15
INDIAN G!Ilk QUEEN


Corner Of Market and Fifih sts., Wilmington, Del
YUyHE undersigned respectfully informs his
Il friends and the public in general, that he has
just completed his repairs and extensive additions
to this old established Hotel, which renders it sp
perior to any ia the State for convenience comfort
or pleasure; and equal TO any in the cities Of Pha
delphia or Baliimofe. From the great increase of
rooms which his alterations and additions haye
given him. he is prepared to accommodate families,
parties or individuals with apartments at all times.
His rooms are spacious and airy bedding and
furniture new. His table is furnished with all the
Injuries the markets afford, and the markets Of
Wilmington are equal 10 those of any city in the
Union. Tbs bar Is well supplied with the most
choice liq6ors; his servants obedient, careful
and oHiging and no expense. pains or exertion
will spared by the proprietor to give satisfaction
to his guests.
His stabling is large and qstlcrs attentive to
their duty.
The undersigned hopes from the beautiful loca-
tion,airy commodiousness of his house, and bis un
rcmittng attention to tho wants and comfort of
his visters 10 merit and receive liberal share of
public patronage. iy 8, 1S42. JOHN HALL.
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BALTIMORE MARKET, 4

SuIyt Iot IuFNs
FLOUR.-The receipts and stocks of Howard
st. Flonr continue very light, and but few sales are
making. We quote good standard brands from
stores at 96, with ANAL sales. We are unable to
name definite price from wagons.
Small salA ofCity Mills Flonr at &C..
Several small parcels Of Susquehanna Flour
were sold to-day at s6.
GRAIN.-There is no new Whcnt arriving
We note sale ofold Penna. white, not very prime
a $l.30, and sale of lot of old Penna. red at
sl.27. Corn Is dull. Sales to-day of md. at 81 a
IS cts. for white, and So GU cts. for yellow
Sales ofPenna. yellew at SO GO cts. No Md.
Rye at market. parcel Of Pennsylvania sold 10
say at &C { CO cts.-Sales of Md. Oats at SO "a
cts and of PENNSYLVANIA nj IS cts.
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DIstress! Distressi +,

= The Van Buren, hard fimes for which he was
turncd out of office continued, and as Tyler
follows in his footsteps will continue until Clay
and Clayton get command of the Ship of State
Van Buren would do nothing to relieve the people,
and they turned him out Tyler does worse than
nothing and they have condemned him. The Of.
fscts Of ali this is no work for the labouring man
Low pricss for the farmers--stand still for the
manufacturers, and want and almost starvation
entering the abode othe poor who labOur for their
daily bread. OH how different had the good
Harrison lived to have carried out Wing princi-
plesi OH had John T, Ter done as he promised.
But the unoffendiug people must suffer, through
flio unfseling yctoes of Tyler, until they reject
Tyler, Van Buren, and loco focoism in 1874, and
render verdict for Clay and Clayton.
e Tho Kent, Nd, News says that the Wheat in
IN vicinity has been injured considerably but
IN ihc corn 10 healthy and growing, and the oats
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-15

n LADY DESTROYS Of giving Instruction 10 The Ia
"A dies of Wilmington, by the practice of which
they cannot but unite economy with amusement,
respectfully invites them TO call and examine a
most valuable invention, by which they can be
taught with infalliable accuracy in four lessops,
most simple. correct and speedy method of cutting
and fitting their own dresses.
This system, though almost entirely new, has,
within the last few months receiycd the patronage
Of hundreds of Ladies' in the principal European
and American cities, and has invariably given the
most perfect satisfaction. 1t is arranged with the
erestest precision upon mathematical principles, to
fslail sizes and figures and thus prevent the dis
agreeable necessity of trying on. Apply to Miss
LITTLE at Mrs. Frazers. No. SIS, Market street,
between the hanrs of9 A. M. and 2. M.
Miss L. will give instruction to any lady at her
own residence, if preferred. jy l3-3t
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-15
FIRE! FIRE!! FIRE!l!
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY
The Wilmington Fire Insurance company, incor.
porated by the Legislature of Delaware, with
capital of - 1"


VH%HlS company is at all tines prepared at their
Il office No. 100, market street, Wilmington,
nearly opposite JohA Halle, lafe SniM's Hotel,
70 make all kinds of insurance against Fire and on
inland transportation Of goods and country produce
VIZ. on Houses, Churches. Barns, and other build
ings-on Goods, Wares and Merchandise, House
hold Furniture, Grain, Hay, and other personal
property, DC. (marine risks sxcluded.)
The solidity of the company may be confidently
Relied opi and the ferns of insurance will be
found qnite as moderate and favorable as those of
other companies.
To thooo who desire 10 INSURE for more than one
year, liberal discount will be made.
The following persons are agents D their re-
spective distr,ts, who will survey property, or:
give any information that may be desired, TO wit
Ayres Stockiey, Smyrna.
George 8. Adkins. Milford.
William Dunlap, Christiana Bridge.
Abraham Boyer, Stanton.
Edward Williams, New Castle.
James Robinson. Esq. Newark.
Andrew x. Nelson, Delaware City.
James Delaplaine. Centraville.
John M. Smith, Middletown.
Joshua s. Layton, Georgetown.
John w. Thomas. Esq. New Garden.
Peter Asksw, Brick Meeting House. Md.
Mm.Torbort, Elkton.
John Evans Casey, MiIlington.
Caleb Hcald, Kennel Square.
Leyi w. Hopes, Kennel Square,
DIRECTORS.
Stephen Bonsall George Bush, James Candy,
James Delaplain, Washington Rice. John Rice,
Jacob Pussy, Peter B. Porter, Samnei IIilles,
John A. Duetan, Jesse Mendinhill, Jos Bringhurst
STEPHEN BoNsALL, President.
WnIltn M'CAuLLEy sec,ry -
Wilmington July 4, fsa2.
n. b Al appiicatiehs W it&ur % Otherwise ID
the President or SECRETARY, win meet with prompt
attention.
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Iron Foundry,
In Front, befpeen Hest and Pasture SIS

Wilmington DelaUare.
and the public in general, that he has COM
menced the boundary business, and is now prepar-
cd to execute all orders in bis line, with neatness
despatch and upon the most favorable terms.
He will cast at the shortest notice mill-gearing
OF all descriptions horse power castings, ploughs,
wagon boxes, sashsweiehts, rail road wheclss &C..
&c, Sc Ha aI<] sasasnfs aii If has easiings 70
rs Of superior quality, and equal to any manufac-
iured in this city or elsewhere.
!. Tho Subscribers hopes by unremitting attention
10 business, and punctuality in his engagements
to merit and receive share Of public patronage.
All orders thankfully received and promptly at
tepdcd 10. J, C. ADAMS.
July Is 1642.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
IR ON STORE.

Corner q third and fling streets, Wilmingtoa, Del
THE subscriber, 0ate of the firm of Adams a.
= Mcdaniel, thankful for past favors, respect,
fully Informs his friends and the public generally
that he still continues the iron business at the old
stand, where he keeps constantly on hand gener
al assortment Of American and English Bar Iron
and Steel; Bitqminops Coal, &c., &c. All of
which he will dispose Of on the most advantageous
terms. jyl. d. M'DANIEL
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II IL stated1n tho Baltimore American, that
Chief Justice fancy and Judge Heath, concur In
the opinion lately given by Judge Story, of Mas
sachusctts. that as soon as the bankrupt act went
into operation, it did so aeto, suspend aii action
upon future cases arising under the State insoycnt
laws,
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| EohohohE NlfE LII IEhf,
Authorised "by the authority of the Legislature, ;
for improving and extending the navigation O
Pokomoke River, draws at Wilmington, Del.
James Phalen & Co., Managers,
Class T., draws Friday, July !. Capital prize
az Glass an Is, draws " Monday, July T. Capital
Class rs, draws Wednesday, July 6. Capitals
o., 500 and so and 500. Tickets 81
:, Class ass y draw. Friday, 1qly 3 Capital prize
e1sss = ss drsw, Monday July IL Capital prize
:. Class sss e. draws wednesday, July 10. Capital
= CASA ss 80 draws Friday, July Is. Capital prize
is9, 600. Tickets 50. - ~
RGETowNLoTTERY.
Authorized by the Legislature Tor the erection of
an Academy and Masonic Hall at Georgetown,
Sussex county and for finishing the Episcopal
Church therein. Draws at Wilmington, Del.
Class 65, draws Saturday, July Q. Capital
$4,000. Tickets sll.
Glass 66, draws Tuesday, July S. Capital
PRICES 900. Tickets So, so.
Class 81, draws Saturday, July Q. Capital
prize $1,000. Tickets 81 so.
Cllss 60 draws Tuesday July IL. Capital prize
$4,000. Tickets $3.50.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Of Delaware, for improving the navigation of Pc.
komoke River and erecting an Academy and
Masonic Hall and finishing the Episcopal Church.
Glass ls, draws Thursday, July 5. Capitals
$50 900 and 10 1000 &c.
90 Numbers-20 Drawn Ballots.
TWO PRIZES TO ONE BLANK.
Risk on package Of whole tickets worth 5000,
only S8S-do. on package ofquartera worth SIS
only s22-do do eights worth $3.50
only s11.
Class l9 driws Thursday July IA. Capitals
$4,000 and 90 of 1000. Tickets IS.
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERY, of r. I.
For the benefit of public schools,
Draws at Providence.
Class 70 draws Saturday July 2, Capital prize
1885, 900. Tickets St0.
Glass "a, draws Saturday, July 9. Capital
prizes $4,000 30 of 1000, 90 of 500, 90 of 400.
Tickets $40.
For sale by the package or single ticket, at Tie
Managers Office, No So, Marketstroet, Whining |
on, Delaware. e. b. GLAZIER.
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GEoReETowN, July IS, I842.


Messrs. Editors THE prospects Of
the farmers OF sold SUSSEX" were never
more discouraging. For the last four weeks
we have had scarcely any other than rainy
wea Their. and the showers falling almost in
torrents have been very frequent. What
may yet be in reserve. 70 dispense. the
gloom, which now pervades our COMMUNE
~, Providence, alone, can tell, Indeed,
many Of our best farmers are under the be-
lief that very great scarcity Of corn will
be in Sussex, even for our own aonsump-
ton. The wheat harvest, which, but
few weeks ago, was the admiration az well
as wonder Of our citizens wss before cut
ting much injured by the rust and in ad-
ditipn to that, now lays, in many instances,
in The fields rotting under the damp atmos-
phere. Oats, it is feared, will also follow
in the general rnin. Never was the pros
pee for oats half SO good in this County as
The present year; but many Of the tallest
are falling down from the weight of water,
and when the weather will permit their
being harvested time. alone, can determine
Under all these dIstresses in our grain crop,
you will readily perceive that our citizens
have just cause for alarm. \
Or town. which has been noted az nro.
bab1v the most healthy in ,hs State i hos
this 'summer been yis;ted. am d The ch;Is
drer. with The vhoon;ne concb u i. ,vars,
form. and he copseomence has bssn ,ha.
ten If these I;ule sn;r,s havs ,aLsn ,ha;s
aioh, IN realms of bIiss ~ ''o
We had . case about ,bree weel. .uo If
The Small Pox. and measnres were g.
INN ediatelv 10 remove The hl.cE s;rI , ~hn
had Il. ;n,o he coun,,y and M csss H.
occ,,rred since hu, ,hs renor, Of oon,a
oious disease sn,sada ,s;,h ,ha s,.;1,na.. ~
The wh;rIy;nd .nd 90 ara., ~ h.ar ~
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-15
70 the Eiectors Of New Castle Co,

10 the Mlectors Of New Castle Co,
4TnHE undersigned having received the nomina-
- ton of the Democratic WING Party Of New
Castle County, for the office of Sheriff. respectful
ly solicits the surages of his Fellop Citizens, for
said Office, pledging himself to discharge the duties
of said Office faithfully and impartally, to the best
Of his abilities, DAVID w. GEMM1LL.
New Castle Hundred, July 9, ls42.
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MA.NOTIcE-Ana adjourned meeting ofihs
k&sS Stockholders in Temperance Hall Asso-
citation will be held this evening at 8 o'clock, al
Temperance Hall, in fourth street. Punctual at
tendance is desired as business OF importanc will be
laid before theimeeting,
Inln is 1870 r. McDONNELL. chairman.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-15
SHERIFFALTY.

ING The Electors Of New Castle CoHnty.-Ihe
undersigned having received the nomination
of the Democratic Party Of New Castle County for
the Office OF SHERIFF respectfully solicits the suf
frages of his Fellow Citizens, at the next General
election for said Office pledging himself to dis
charge the duties of said office faithfully and i'm
partially, TO the best of his abilities,
ABRAHAM BOYS.
Wilmington, July II, 1s42-tE.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-15
Stray Cow.

A Red milch COW was found astray near Rock.
by; which the owner can have after proving pro
perry. and paying expenses, by applying at the
Yellow School House, near Dupont's powder mills
July Is, I842-4t
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-15
NEW YORK MARKET, I
I,,Jy II 1QAc Z

Flour p little quicker and 6rmer to day -
Gennesce SIS. Ohio S 7s to s6, according to con-
dtion and quality.
Gfain-No sales to-day of Corn. Two parcels
If No RIB Carolina were oferod at 55cents. Rye
father advancing at sc to Go cents, Oats
as a 50 cents.
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$26,O0O!

Nos: l6 4456-Ths
grand capital prize in
the r. l. School Fund
Lottery, drawn July
I'd, may now be seen
at Fortunes Home.
where il remained un-
sold in tho hands of
tho ever lucky zE-
MAS B. GLAzIER,
who offered ii to his
customers. Glazier
provides, the prizes and
If people will not pur-
chase them il is not
his fault. Drawn Nos.
A IS 16 AZ So 8 10
90 ~ SO Is. The
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-15

The election for Governor, members Of Con
gross, and State Legislature took place in Louis
iana on the 4th inst
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NGACKERHL& SHAD-For sale by
lvu Siacnm & Xane shad Of best quality at retail
or barrel, also no mackerel in quarter barrels 40
very fine Cs at the corner of I'd and king SITS. &C
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IT AIDES HACKNEY TO HIRE.
LA splendid Ladies' hackney to hire, enquire Of
June 81, l742. ISAAC SOLOMON. r.
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CORONER.

sTUsT opened at No 90, a few peices of sill
W cashmeret,e and drap d eta for summer coats
and pants for sale by
June 70 1S45. s. BJJZBY.
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SALAD OLA few baskets ofyery Superior
n Salad oil, for sale low by :.
B. JOHNSON.
June 10. Druggist I79 Market 81.
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I1ARPETINGs.-Just received few pieces
Z The most splendid csrpeilpg ever offered inthis
city for the price-thcy are from SO TO Sc cts per
ward. Call and examine them at No 10 market u.
nv 20, s. D. Ewes.
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yD7OuE MADE STOCKINGS,-280
RI pairs country knit hose and hose-ssms
very good at No 62,
oct Is, IS Rii1&'
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-08
TmE ROOMS LICK TIMES.
JAMES R. BENSON g. CLARK H. GREEN,
e... Publishers g. Proprietors,
And Publishers Of the Laos, &c, Of the United
States, by authority.
Il Il IL VI : 4.

9 Published every Saturday, at SO in advance, or
81 at the end Of the year. No paper discontinue |
but at the option of the editors until all arrearages
are paid-and failure to give notice (before the
end of the year, of wish to discontinue will be
considered new engagement.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One dollar per square, Of twelve lines or less,
for the first insertion, and fifty cents square for
each subsequent insertion.
For one square twelve months, twenty dollars.
Where the insertion of an advertisement is or
dered, without the humber of insertions being spe-
Gifted, it will be inserted Cat the discretion of the
proprietary until forbid. and charged for accor-
dinghy.
All advertisements from strangers, well as
all orders for iob.wOrk must be accompanied with
the cash, or reference to some responsible and
convenient acquaintance.
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
A. R. OLDHAM, Middle Grove, Monroe CO.
JAMES HUGHES, Richmond, Ray CO.
JAMES HEAD, Four Mile Prairie, Randolph CO.
w. F. SwILzLER, Columbia. Boon CO.
c. p. BRowY, Platte City, Platte CO.
THOMAS JAcXMAN, Rocheport, Boon co.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-08

An Enjgmaticnl rag Of getting q Hps-
bRt.-A young man OF fashion having
made some oVertures of protection to a
young lady, whom he knew to he attached
to him; she replied with altc;ioaate good
sense. that she would arcept his offer on
certain conditions. lie readily protest
ed there were no conditions he would re-
fuse. sit is then" sud she, that you
would give what you have not, what YOU
never had, and what You never viii have:
but which, nevertheless. you can give me-"
Tel me-" reioined the enamourcd youth
with surprise, i" what is il, and | consent. =
SIT is" said she with smile Of tenderness
1.-THE title of a wife, The lover was a,
good as his word, and led her soon after tc
Inc altar.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-08

Captivating. A retail dry goods house
in New York is said to flourish under the
title of Kelhum Il Kissem.' The ladies'
of course patronize the establishment ex-
tensiyely.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-08

A Yankee in Boston has Invented e
Mrashing machine for the convenience OF
parents and guardians having unruIy boys.
He'll lick an urchin like thunder for four
cents. Small lickings done for two cents
only, and the most entire satisfaction war
ranted.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-08
REPORT OF THE POSTMASTER GENERAL.
PosT OFFicE DEPARTMENT, Dec. 9, ls4l.

| OAl VI he 10 1 vi 40 En- pES.'iSithIS'
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Dec. 2, ls4l.
To the President Of The United States:
In the discharge Of the duty Of reporting
to you the condition of the General Post
| Office, have to regret that my recent in
duction into Office will prevent me from
giving You that full developement at this
| time 50 necessary to a clear understanding
Of the various and extended operations of
Department so important and interesting
TO every class of our felow-citzens.
Unlike the other Departments of Gov
crnment, which derive their support from
the National Treasury, the General Post
Office looks for the means to continue and
extend its operations to the income derived
alone from a successful administration Of
the laws prescribing its duties and privile-
ges.
The general Post Office, at first almost
the creature of administrative discretion.
necessarily 80 remains, to great degree, ut
the present time. In its infancy. it reCri-
red the constant and vgilant superintend-
cnCc of its head to direct its affairs in such
manner as to extend the sphere of its use
| fuIness. commensurate with the increase
and extent Of population and business
Equal, if not greater vigilance is demanded
at the present day.
/ 1t is to be desired that. in the general adj
minis!ration Of the Government as little of
discretion as possible, should be left with
those charged with the public trusts; and
regret my acquaintance with the details Of
the Departmental this time is 50 limited as
not to qualify me TO suggest more specifi-
Caily those improvements in the laws per-
tanning to 1t. whereby much Of that discrc-
ton. heretofore exercised, might be re-
strained and prohiabiy regulated by legIs-
4 Iatlve enactments. HE proprety ct these
remarks Will be fully demonstrated ny
J recurrence TO tAc history u The Iost once
operations. from their commencement to
thc present tiin2.
In 1917 inc Wao,e hHmbHr OF post OIL
ces IN the United states did not exceed
Saventy-ilyo; the number OF niles OF post
road 1873; the revenue. 731,93C; me OK
pend,ture. S32l4O. In 1910. 1t VIII be
seen that the whole number OF post otiiccs
IN the United States was l3,lSo: the num-
Der OF mics Of post road. I'3'f"o; the
, gross revenue tor the same year was
. Si,3332Gj. and the expenditure was
Sf.159.llt. The necessity OF guarding,
as far as practicable. by SPECIFIC legislation.
? Such an amount OF income ana cXPCh0'-
e tur2. and the duties and liabilities OF 50
o many agents must be apparent.
As has already been remarked TIE
z omainal design III the establishment OF the
t Post Cttlcc Department was that lis IL
come should be made to sustain lis opera
IS tons. That principe ought never to he
' abandoned. whist the department should
not he regarded as source OF revenue
" To the nation, 1t should never become an
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-08

"Thal's up to snrf and pinch ahora,"
MS the old lady SAID when the musquito BIZ
her between the eyes.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-01-08

Expenses of ma, Transportation
Commission to pos,mastorS,
if the rates Of per ccn,age
remain unchanged,
Ship, steamboat, and way let
tiers,
Incidental expenses, including
blanks, stationary, printing,
&c,
Total estimated expenditure,
Total estimated income,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-30
0n Der SQCGc

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Gbarle5 9Reini6mtot
Sir cine ecitens, nm Gin qBirth6hau6 in
NancUer Eaunldip, al icincm olteu Gtano
fcrtSubdIten.
Die llnterScid)uetcn Bhr9cr ocn 6oucpcr
Idunfdip, 2cdl GauntD, empfcMen ocn obi.
gen Sittitencr, uuo be;euoen hermit, cae
cbrn bclngtc6 Gaithaus rotbncH6i9 1T I'M
oa6 qnblifum uno Tremoe cbcr Reiicuec III
behcrbcrgcn, uno oas Der cbcn brnamte Bit.
itclIcr einen guten 9iuf fir Ghrlihfcit uno
IIhternbeit bat uno ous er gut nit 5Nans.
raum mo Scqucmlidhfeiten fir Srsulee uno
9tciienee Su tcbcrber9cn, pcricben it.
Soicpb Ted, Ghomas Sh6ner,
2bcmas Stoc, slleranbcr erter,
Samuel SaDIcr, sIcam Sh0ncr,
Ciecr9e S1ChIep, Daniel 3ellucr,
@ra6mu5 Rrdmer, Wiliam Sicgleg,
Soi. gldtenDalter SCbn ScIhner.
WirS 80, uq-3m