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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-23
sherif7s Office, June 2sth, Is42
SHERIFF'S SALE.
John A. Miller
vs.. Brown common
Allen ID. Sweet. Plans

vs.. Brown common
Allen d. Sweet. Pleas.
By virtue Of writ of Fl. ia. ct lie. ia.
10 me directed by the court of Common
Pleas, within and EOt Brown county Ohio,
| will offer for sale, at the front door of
the court house, in Georgetown, on Sat :
urday the 9th day of August 1912, be.
tween the hours Of 10 and 4 o'clock on
said day, the following real estate to,wit:
A tract Of land lying and being on the
East Fork ofthe Little Miami River in
Perry Township, Brown county Ohio,
bounded as follows, IBegining at an Ash,
beech, and oak on the bank of the East
fork Of the Little Miami river, at B. F.
Sweets lower corner, running s. 80. E.
All poles TO an ash and old oak in Henry
Miller's line, thence SOUTH 25 west 4S
poles to an oak and small sugar in the
line of said Miller and A. +. Sweets cor.
ner; thence south 76 west AIT poles TO
a stone, dOgwood and water-beech on the
bank of the said East fork of the said
little Miami river and Andrew T. Sweets
upper corner on said river; thence up
said river with its meanders 46 poles 10
the beginning; containing one hundred
and twenty FIVE acres, be the same mere
Or less.
To be sold as the property of Allen D.
Sweet, in the above case. Terms cash
N hand.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff,
B.C.O.
Sherif's Office, June 2Sth, ls42.
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THE OHIO STATESMAN,
Uuring tke SessiOn-or bu Me Menr.

DuTIng Ihe OesSt0n-0r by the gear.
AGAIN does another session of the Ohio Leg
islatare approach, and again do we present our
selves before the people, pledging ourselves tC
give as extensive and correct reports Ofits pro-
| ceedings as able, impartial and talented Repor-
ters are capable of doing. ii is with peculiar
qualification that we look forward to the meet
| ing of the next Legislature. From an almost
hopeless minority, we find the people again pla-
cling the power OF the State in tne hands of the
Democratic party from which it had been wrest-
cd by ''ppo laying," and hard cider debauches.
We teelgreat assurances that the democratic
members elected will not dsappoint the hopes
ofthe people. The Banks must now resume or
go into hquidation--and ast resumption will do
away with even the prelext for shinplasters the
laws can and will be enforced against their cir,
culation. By this process, the fraudulent banks
must, OF necessity, be broken up and botted
from existence-and the good ones, If any, will
then be dscovered-thc laws, so revised and ex.
tended astO govern and control all Banking oper-
atoms for the futuret and bankers made liable
for their debts and subject to law, criminal and
civil, as other people. These are fen of the
blessings that we hope will result to the people
from the triumphs OF democratic principles -
Let all subscribe and read for themselves, and
aid in giving a proper direction to the great
principles of currency reform, which will be as.
sailed and bitterly opposed by the insoent and
fraudulent bankers.
OFWe shall. as usual, give condensed
view of the proceedings of Congress.
tEFAs we have to incur a vast expense in
our winter arrangements, to give the legislative
proceedings, in the extended form we do, we
look toour friends to aid US IN giving this pros
pectus circulation in their neighborhoods. We
desire the names Ofsubscribers to be sent in ms
soon as convenient.
TERMS.-The Ohio Statesman will he issu-
ed during the ensuing session of the Legisla-
ture, on the following terms-payment always
to be made in advance, or through Member Of
the Legislature:
Daily, G3.OO
Tri-Woekly, 9'00
Semi-Weekly, I50
Weekly, Inn
(The regular Statesman is still issued on the
ollowing terms:
Daily during the Session, and Semi-wesLl,
he balance of the year, at FIVE DOLLARS
'er annum. Semi-Weekly during the Session, )
md Weekly, the balance of the wear. nf
THREE DOLLARS, per annum, in advance !
Persons subscribing will please desi0nats
which paperit is they desire. a
Postmasters, or Others, who will furnish ma il
18th .TUe subscribers, shall receive copv 70, il
heir trouble.
Editors in this State will oblige us BY piviue t.
'is prospectus few insertions in their respoc. y
i've papers. &.s t.
S. & M. II. MEDARY.
CoLUMBUs, Oct, 1s4l. Al
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sHERIFF,s SALE
James Fleming 1

James Fleming Brown Common
vs. Pleas.
James Fulton. Vendi, Ex.,
BY virtue ofSwrit of Venditioni BxponaS, to
me directed by the Court Of Common Pleas,
within and for Brown county Ohio, will ex-
pose to sale. at the residence Of Joseph Fulton
IN Union township, on Tuesday The 18th do,
Of July, 1912, between tha hours OF 10 and o.
elockon said day, the following property, to wit
Two roam Mares and one bay mare Ordered obe
sold as the property Of said Joseph Futon in the
above case. Terms cash. .
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff,
B. CO.
Sherit's Office, June 0sth, Isls.
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Notice.

4 Ii. persons interested will take not ce that
N Villa n W. Robb, on the 18th day of Apr'l
A. d. l849, sued out writ ofattachment from
the court of Common Pleas of Brown county in
the 5 tate of ohio, against George M. Proctor,
for the sum Of five hundred and sixty dollars,
which writ has been served and returned
Attest, JOHN II BLAIR, CLARK
Dated May 9nd, ,Is49.
A. ELLISON,
Attorney for Pl'ff.
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SixCents Reward.

THOMAS SPENCER, an Indented Boys
IA years Of age last January, left the premises
without leave of the Undersigned, on the 5th day
of Jpne l542. Any person that will return the
said boy to me shall have the above reward.
WILLIAM Mcneil.
Byrd Township, Brown County, Ohio.
june l3, 1912.
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G.. w, I'm @,
ATToRNEY ~ Inv,

viii practice Law in the several Courts
Of the Counties Of Brown, Adams and
Clermont; his Office is on the East side
ofthe PublicSquare 10 Georgetown, Brown
County, Ohio.
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State of Ohio, Brown County,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
vs..
Cadwalladsr Wallace g. Others.

Alexander s. IIeaton
CadwalladSr Wallace & Others. eefy'
Be it remembered that On the 25th day o
October 1888, the complainant filed, in said
court, his certain Bin in chancery, and, on the
l1th day of April 1889, his amendment thereto,
setting forth, ,among other things, that one Joseph
Kerr formerly sold 10 Mark Cauigan a tract Of
land lying on the waters ofStraightcreek in said
County, containing one hundred and ten acres,
and by his title bond agreed to convey the same
to said Carrigan'in fee simple, and that no pat
ent having issued for said land in favor Of said
Kerr, the same was afterwards issued to one
Cadwallader Wallace, as his trustee to execute
a conveyance for said land to said Mark Carri-
gan. The Bill further charges that said Carri-
gan, after his sa id purchase, departed this life,
leaving as heirs at law, the following children
namely: Sarah Carigan, John CarFgan, Mary
Carrigan, Adam Carigan, Lidia Canigan, now
intermarried with Jesse King, and James Cani-
gan, who, by writing dated January 18th, 1887,
sold their interest in fifty acres of said land 10
the complainant. 1t is further charged that the
complainant has fully complied, on his part,
with the terms Of his purchase, and is entitled
to the CONVEYANCE of said City acres Of land,
from said Wallace, from the said children ofMark
CarrIgan and from the unknown heirs of said
Kerr, who has also departed this life; and the
prayer is that said fifty acres OF land be decreed
to the cInJ'l iDlat, aal for gsnoral re-
lief.
And on motion, Sit appearing to the satisfaction
of the court that the heirs of Joseph Kerr de-
ceased and their places of residence are wholly
unknown to the complainant, it is ordered that
notice of the pendency and prayer Of the Bill be
published in the Democratic Standard, II news
paper printed in said county of Brown and in
general circulation therein, for six weeks in sue
cession previous to the nexI term Of said Court,
to which time this cause stands continued.
JOHN II. BLAIR, Clerk.
DAVID G. DEvoRE, Sol'r.
Nav 3Ist. lS49
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Attachment,

AT my instance an attachment was ,b;, IL.
issued by A. p. Killpatrick, Justice f ~ ISy ,Sy
reece Of Pleasant Township, Brown Const'. t~'
against the property and effects of the heirs hs;r. y
III1enry Meratt Deed. non residontS Of ssid n
y O'Clock, NJ. y 'u'y' a.
june eth, lsGo. WAN "AHIIN'
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sHERIFF's SALE.

Clark g. Wells
vs. Brown common pleas
Ann Ferguson
By virtue Of writ Of Fl. ia. ct lie. ia.
to me directed by the court of common
pleas, within and for Brown cOuntyO Ohio,
| will offer for sale, at the front door of
the court house, in Georgetown, on Sat
urday the 9Th day Of August 1912, be-
tween the hours Of 10 and o'clock on
said day,the following real estate; to wit:
The undivided dover or life estate OfAnn
Ferguson in the following described tract
OF land, lying aud being in Brown county
Ohio, on the waters Of Whifeoak creek,
a part of Samuel Hawe's l343 acre sur
vey No. 27S9, and beginning for said tract
al three beeches, one of the original cor
ners Of the survey and corner 10 one Of
Needles thousandaCTe surveys No. 1865
and running with his survey south 46.
east 81 poles 10 beeches and white
oak corner of William Davis land;
thence with his line north Al seast lOl
poles to three sugartrees, corner Of Da.
vid FsrgusOR'S land: thence with his line
north 45 west "a poles to d sake on one
Of the old line Oflhe survey; thence with
The old lines south AZ west lOl poles to
The beginning, containing, fifty one (5l)
acres Of land.
70 be sold as the property ofAnnFer.
guson, in the above case. Terms cash.
JOHN j.: HIGGINS, Sheriff,
B. G. o.
Sherilf's Office, June 29th, 1919.
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List Of Letters.

@~S@SSA6g
Remaining in tho Pos, Ofice n, Rr,.,.,u
on the SCth day OfJune, ls42, which If no
taken out in three months will bo sen, - - no. no.
General Post Office as dead letters. " Wv
Henry Williams Wilov Roh,no
n IueE Samuel Tucker
nm " mehfy John z. Reed
H' D Stayton Isaac 7, Ca.i,h
Nathan or JamesGlaze Jacob or ,oshns
Wiliiam flakes tine
Toter ParksF WIN. Wallace
lanes Erwin Israel Seears
FliI'ew Flew = Fool Andrew Fulton
M"~h TSser MH rohn E. Thompson
Charlie. MsvoIe MIe James Brady
WIN S'.t cNiah Robert Mckee
John T,'.t1 William Brown
J. A. MS,ham James Williamson
Daniel McT.s"SL,, Doet Thompson
Jemima IT,. usnhn William Reid
Lawra Pool James NewIand
Jesse Morrow isaac Wyckof II
r. D TOMB, Post Master.
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Law Notice.

DAVID G. DEVoRE will practice his n,o
tssslcn in the Courts of this Judicial circmi,
once In Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio, at
May 18th, ls4l.
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In old tinss, it is said, there was a
comet, that had tail 50 long that II rea'
ched half way across the sky, and on the
end was written, in greek, to be contin>
ued.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-23
State of Ohio, Brown County,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
APRIL Term, 1912.
Lewis Penney.
In Chuncery.

AoWlb E6unoys
VS.. In ChnnceTv
William T0mlin g. others.S
DE it remembered, that on the 18th, day OF
- July 1888, the Complainant filed in saidCourt
his certain Bill in Chancery, setting forth, a.
mOng other things, that the Defendant
TOmlin,b by his attorney in fact, Joshua Yeo, sold
to the complainant and, by his certain writing
under seal, agreed to convey to him, by good
and sufficient deed, ia acres of land lying in
said county, part of survey No. 573 of 200 acres,
and, by bis said Attorney, sold to the said Com
plainant two other lots of land, one of 81 acres
in the possession of Peter Penney, and the other
in the name of James Hine1, and a Il the surplus
over and abnve the said number of acres, the
first contract being dated December 3rd 1891,
and the last sale being witnessed by contract
datedAugust lth 1892. The Bill further char
ges that complainant has paid all the purchase
money said tracts Of land and is entitled to a
conveyance therefor, and the prayer is that said
Tomlin he decreed to execute said contracts
and convoy to the complainant according to the
terms thereof, and that the other defendants who
are the widow, children, and heirs of said Yeo,
who has since departed this life, be decreod to
release 10 the complainant all their respective in
terests in said premises which they might have
there by reason Of a conveyance from said Tom
lin TO said Yeo i'll his liietime-and for general
relief.
And on motion, and it appearing to the satis-
faction ofthe court, that the defendant William
Iomlin is not resident of the State of Ohio, it
is ordered by the court that notice of the pen.
dency, aud prayer o oftho Bill be published in the
Democratic Stania newspaper printed in
eaid county of Brown, and in general circulation
therein, for six weeks in succession previous to
the next term Of said court, to which time said
cause stands continued
JOHN II. BLAIR, Clerk.
DAvIDG. DEvoRE, Sorr.
May 3Ist, l542.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-23

SILK m Ono MIR. John w. Gill Of
Mount Peasant, Hamilton county,manuS
faclu ed during the last year upwards Of
$4,000 worth Of silk goods. His clear
profit on the capital invested was III per
cent.-CiB. Eaqr.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
Isaac Sned'keF n. Brown Common
T. 81. Hopkins. Pleas.
R Y virtue Of writ Of Fl. ia. et lie. ia,
~ 10 me directed by the court of Com
mon Pleas, within and for Brown county
Ohio; | will offer for sale, at the front
door ofthe court house, in Georgetown.
on Saturday the 9th day Of August, Is42,
between the hours of 10 and a o'clock
on said day, the following real estate, 10
wit; Situate, lying and being in the town
Of Ripley, Brown county Ohio; being that
par, Of 10 lot No. /, on the corner of
FerryOr Main and Water streets, on which
now stands the Warehouse of Thomas
and James Hopkins, fronting on Water
street 35 feet, and running back a,
right angles sixty feet, on Ferry or Main
street.. 6sg
To be sold as the property of the de. |
iendants in the above case. Terms !
cash. 4
JOHN J. HIGGINS. Sheriff.
- b. G. o.
Sherif7s ofice, June 2Sth, ls42.
IN consequence Of an error that occur
cd IN the first publication of the abov.
advertisement, the sale iS postponed from
b" 10th July TO the 9Th Of August.
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State Of Ohio, Brown County;
Court OF COMMON PLEAS.
Benjamin Bradford, Ad- ! April Term, ls42
nIniS'ra!or OF James Kerr, Petition to sell
Deceased, real estate.

| FAd" [ Apln IO4S
nInistrator OF James Kerr,} Petition 10 sell
Deceased, real estate.
Vs.
James Korr's heirs.
be il remembered, that heretofore on the 2pd
day of May A. ID. 1912, the Petitioner fled in
said court his certain Petition setting, forth.
that the personal estate of James Kerr deceased
is insufficient to pay the debts aud claims a
gainst said estate, and expenses and costs, Of
administration; and that said James Kerr died
seized of real estate in said county Of
Brown, to wit; the upper or east half fofIot No,
l2J) twenty three in the town of Aberdeen -
The Bill prays that the Petitioner may be order-
ed to sell and convey said premises, or so much
thereof as may be ne ;essNry to pay the debts ex-
penses and claims aforesaid
And at the term aforesaid, II being made to
appear to the satisfaction of tho court that Jane
kerr and Anna Kerr are not residents of the
state efOhio, tits ordered that notice of the
prayer ofthe Petition be published
IN the Democratic Standard, newspaper pr,nt.
cd in Georgetown said In county, and in eenor-
II circulation therein, for six weeks in snc.
'ession previous to the next term of said
'Ourt.
JOHN H. BLAIR, Clerk.
DAVID G. DEvoRE, Atty.
May 3lst, l54g.
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ton Of tho neighborhOOd. She "as'ec aLo
turned away, with strict orders never :
show herself there again. She lett: bull
where could she got All day she WANDER
ed in the woods and lodges adjacent; and ~
the night, faint and shiveHng, she crep'
back 10 the only place where she could just
Iv clam protection. and cried for home
She was repealed but the noise aroused The
neiubbofs, Who insisted that she should De
allowed shelter. Ii was agreed that she
might stay that night, but should leave 10
lilo morning, a neighbor agreeing TO take
her TO her nearest relatives. al VIII 90 u
alive" was the only promise that could be
extor,ed from her. She went TO her room
aud the next morning was found 10 It
dead Deserted, loalhed, despalring, with
out a friend or a hope in the world, the
wretcbed victim had committed suicide
And We, the world will 90 on, Furnishing
The starving thief with rigor, aud leaving
the wanion, deliberate, calculating destroy
or Of female innocence and OF the peace ant
hoopiness of families, utterly untouched ant
unceusured by its laws !-ilos horrible The
inclination Of the name OF Justice ,-hta
York Tribune.
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Gard 10 the Public.

guNaE amount Of bodily and mental misery /
arising from 4 neglect of small complaints /
!. inealcaab.e, and it is therefore OF the utmost
imaortanee that strici attention TO the least ana
mos, tnflng bodily infrnliies should be hao
for diseases OF the body invariably affect me
mind. DR. MOFFATS VEGETABLE LIFE
MEDICINES. ia every Instance where tney
49, hssr thoroughly used, have TRIuMPllED
OVER DISEASE in almost oil us diversified
s,rns Tho salutary effects OF the Life Medi'
r,ncs have. in fact, becu so universally sxpetlcne-
al that IN the short space of five years, they have
h.c,rn. falls established as the most easy, safe
and n,rfsct mode of treatment ever offered 10 Inc
II Is unnecessary. here. for Dr.. Mofai % re.
ranitulatc all the reasons which hsve INDUCED
him 10 arrive al this conclusion. II Is sufficient
ar him 10 say, that the disinioresied testimony
of Ina fellow cilizans who have been induced TO
use the Life Medicines, Will freely he ouered 10
any one who may feel disposed to call al ais VI,
fee, 375 Broadway. He has there on hIe several
thousand letters, voluntarily proifered by hls pa
uents, the receipt and Pernsal OF which has gwen
him more pleasure than all tic wealth o. the EAs'
could confer. .L,,L.
,.,rn Of Motifs Lite Medicines was the result Of
pro,racted and painful illness OF lhelf OF
~ NJ JoHS NorrAr When taken NJ Mr. NJ
vas a PROSPEROUS and hsurishing merchant -
the lower part OF the city; and having consulted
and endowed number o. oar most skiiiui phl ST.
clans he, aaer months ct suffering, ~as prevail.
cd upcn 10 trg the medicine which Is now offered
10 the public.
The cree, Of the Life Medicines in his Own
case was unparalleled 10 the history OF medical
eyncrience; and be immediately determined &c
make known TO the world 4 medicine 10 which nc
Ia, only owed his life, bat his happiness b
nniform suecess which has since atteneed lIet
administration in every instance where iai
trial has been given Sham, has been attesied D.
thousands aud iacon,csu5ly proves then niIinsl
merit.
The LIFE MEDICINES can be taken with saiet
by persons of any age; AID the feeble, and mara
The neryous aud the delicate, are strengthened 0
their operation, because By their prompt and prot
or action upon the secretions Of tho system, an
their assimilation with and PuTiicaiIon OF 10
blood. they clear the system of all bad humof'
ouiet all nervous irriiability, and invariably PR
duce sound health. =.
For full particulars relative TO the vaIions ui
oavss. modes oftrcaiuent with the Life Medicin'
The reader is referred 10 the Good Samariia
puMished grataiisnsly, by DR.. ". Z. hoiiat' 5
Broadway, in which are also publlshed a saiecti'
from numerous hAltering and congratus4tory Il
Yer, received the past few months
The alore medicine for sale BY
T. J. HOLTON, Agcai,
Charlotte, Y. c.
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SINGULAR rlscoyERY

About tao mics from Dundee, IN The
Camperdowu estate, at place called KING
Gross, there stands large old Stone With e
hole in lae centre, which, according 10 The
tradition, Is the stone ia which 4 pun, Hing
Of Scots, fixed his standard ~ the well
known battle between the Picts aud the
Sco'a winch is Described ~ the ancient
chronicles as having taken place IN -:jl.--
Tradition states that the king Of the Scots
seeing the battle going against him, placed
his standard IN tho stone above mentioned,
and defended It long With great courage. -
lie vas ut last slam, ard according 20 his
torv, his head was cut If and for some lime
exhibited on pole. To this day, tAfee OF
four fields to the westward Of tie stouc arc
known by the name oi pialpine, and aiC
thus designated nlhe ancient titles. Som'
historians mention that klHg Alpns body
was buried q, lcolmkll tut all are net a
greed on this point.
Lately, IN cutting through the mound OF
+ which hlng Alpin's stone stands, for III,
purpose Of ipproveng the road there wa
found in the centre Of the mound a skeleton
! very large dimensions. What IS remark
J able and renders Il no, improbable that Tn
skeleton may be that of hing Aipiu, IS, tina
+ the head was a. the distance Of several fee
from the res, Of the bones aud must eyi
5 IDENTIFY have been discovered from tho bod
y before il was buried. Alpln was the las
d king ofibe Undivided sect Of the Scots, an
j from hlm her present Males,y is llnoully DC
i scendcd. I'll rcmarpabe fact, and 90
winch makesa deep impression on the cour
4 Try people, that the bones happened 10 b
:. discovered on the day her Majesty crosse
o The Tay, and entered tic ancient iorriler
J. OF her most remote ancestors. Tho disco,
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.crnF ron rouNDERrp HoRsp,

CURE FOX IOINDEAID HORSpS
A genllemgn has handed us the (ollo.,.
. Cure for FnundeFed Horses Nv Su,,;.S
Operation, that he copied from pbisdi
phia paper called The mon. N ub,c1 !.
was published more Than twrnr, wear. III.
Above 100 horses have been cured
Mr. Sewell of Edinbufs. The ope,s,
consists in cutting down upon the uupl "
the nerves which enter the foot m con,.'
with the arteries, on each side ii OH !,
the large or small pasleEn JOINT, and ter'.. "
ing piece of nerve, tsay or irrle.
A few minutes after the operation, tin
NAL walks OF irots like a sound horse ~.
inst before could scarcely move a, an .at
then in extreme pain. The principaI I, ~ :,
yious--i, is that Of removing the condpc....
Of sensation from the seat Of The brain. T
division Of the arteries eccsmpanyib, n
nerves will not do, as the parts NAV 9n,,a'
but the excison Of Two inches In leno,L =
lecipalIy prevents such restoration Il l,,L
ing.
| n. 3. II is supposed That like ipc;.,,
of the nerve IN the hpmaa frame ube,s ~
nicted (ealled by the French, Tic Dslrr.
erapr) would be seryleeablc.- Uaioa,