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The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-11

L. II. Benton,
Gov. Cass,
]. G. Birney,
E John Tyler,
How many Clay men ara there Ca,
Tyler, think you?
Sixty thousand dollars in specie recent
passed through Albany, N. Y. for the b,,
of Upper Canada.
The Emperor Of Morocco has cor.
TO terms by this time we reckon. lie vi
think The Yankees saucy fellows, when i.
finds the American squadron in front Off,
palace, demanding rcparation for the iDsys
offered our consul, Mr.. Carr.
Hon Geo. N. Briggs Of Mass. declines,
reelection to Congress. We hope he wi
reconsider his determination, and le. Ii,
question 60 to the people.
Another Theatre was recently destroy,
IN New Orleans by fire. Loss very b,,
Wy (Pecuniary). Gain in morality, som,
considerable
A Post Master in Petersburg Va. hasn
signed his Office, because he was compefs
to officiate upon the Sabbath. lie has held
the office 30 years. A good proof ofha
honesty.
Gen. Winfield Scott, has written lene,
to friend, signifying his willingness To
support the candidate nominated BY VIII,
convention for the Presidency for 1874.
TO accept the nomination for that office
rendered to him, even ifhe thought he Shout
not get the vote of single State in the [.
mon. 8 cheers for Scott. He i, true
blooded whig.
Some graceless villain, recently put,
stump on the Rail Road track between Sa'
co and Kennebunk, Maine. The result
was. the engine was thrown of. and bI;die
IN the sand. The engineer slightly hu,.
The passenger car, containing Il pass
gers, was also thrown off. and bid'y t..
aged; while wonderful to say, the piss.
gers escaped injury.
The Grand Jury of Philadelphia haF
fonnd true bill for Murder, against yoaa:
Alexander, for the murder of L1ugee.
The wings in the city of New York arr
awake, and the sth of Nov we think. vii
hear some wing thunder in that city,
That "same old coon" will pay them Sec
ond visit by that time we reckon,
One hundred thousand bushels Of salt
was recently destroyed in gale at Turks
Island.
The following motto was inscribed upon
a banner at recent celebration in Phila-
delphia. "HENRY CLAY, the acknOvl-
edged Statesman and Patriot now the
Farmer of Ashland. like Cincinatus of Cd,
the People must, and will recall him."
The British Govt has refused to gra1.
the desire ofth Canadians, in changia! I
the Legislative Capitol, from Kingston ID |
Toronto, and Quebec, -four years alternate.
The great expense attending such eI
change, is the cause assigned fer the resl
sal. This determination of the Briiisi
Govt. was communicated to the Proyi1c1i
Parliament by despatch from Lord Stan'
y on the 26th Sept.
Major Gen'l Scott, is on tour of insPec'
ion along the northern frontier. SCOTS
l keen eyed fellow.
Read the Foreign news in this week
PAPER. 1t is highly important.
The Grand Jury of the city of N. lof%
AVE found a bill ofindictment against oO'
Webb for ''leaving the city with lnten'
i've or receive challenge" to fight du'
With Mr.. Marshall. He was held to Do"
Inder $4,000.
Read the sketch of Mr.. Webstor's speech
nd see how you like it.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-11
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE COLUMBIA.

The steamship Columbia arrived this
morning at haIf.past o'clock, bringing
London and Liverpool dates to the 30 Sep.
inclusive. The news she brings is i'm.
Portant.
There is no alteration in the position OF
The money market.
Belgium for admitting wines and silks
from & .rmany at the same rates of duty as
from France. has been attacked in most
furious manner by some of the French
news3i3ars.
It is said to be the intention of the Span.
ISL min ~f"rS TO propose Il sweeping reform
in the tariff, and some great changes in
conaexion with the government on the re.
establishing of the Cortes and if their
plans are rejected TO reign.
A report which was prevalent that the
King of Hanover had died has been contra
dicted.
FI7E IN LIvERpooL.-A fire broke out
in large warehouse of Sir John Tobin's,
in Liverpool, on Monday week. The ware
house was, unfortunely, filed with mateTi-
ais of al iafiamable nature, principally cot
ton. The loss of property, exclusive ofthe
WdiSilOiiSSs - Ndiutu dt lD-OHO. Dti AalO
whole is said to have been insured.
The mill of Messrs lockwood & Thorn
ton, cotton spinners. IA lofty building on the
northeast side o. Blackfraiars street. Sal
ford, was DESTROYED by fire. The damage
is esli;nlted at fI3,000. The machinery
and stock are insured for 60 600.
MORE RIOTS ~ HANCHESTER-
ONE OF THE RIOTERS KILLED.
1t would appear from what is now going
on in the town of Manchester, and The sur
rounding districts. that the Disturbances are
not yet finally settled down, for, on Thurs
day mo:ning, an attack was made on seve-
raj mills in Stafford and in one instance
the hands were turned ont By the rioters.
The mob first collected at The works of
A'essrs. Garstang, and succeeded in stop
ping the hands. From thence they pro-
reeded TO the mill of Messrs. Norris, where
they found warm reception, the owners
haFing armed their worhneI with picking
st clss. The hands proved too strong for
The mob, and succeeded in defeating them.
II hc afiray, one of the mob was so severe
Is beaten that he had to lie removed to the
Manchester lnfrmary, where, in the course
Of Yesterday he expired.
MANCHESTER. Friday Night.
The town has been tolcra5ly quiet to-
day, but detachments of policc and specials
have been constantly parading different
districts. A few more hands hare gone to
WORK, but it is supposed at least 5000 YEA
ycrs are still out. At Stockport, however,
twenty five mills out of thirty two have re-
lumed work.
France.
The Paris papers of Friday and Satur.
tay nave reached us.
On the lith the Prince dc Joinvile left
Palace of the Tuiieries. and set out in the
evening for the Chateau d Eu. 10 lake leave
ct his family, previous 10 his embarka,ion
in the Belle Poule frigate.
IEe Commerce states that tho French
gov rnment had at last resolved on grant.
ing at The request Of Mr. Piscatory, the mil
lion of francs demanded by the Greek cab
set.
The Courier Francois announces that
i.";d i.ovthcr had visited Paris for tho pur.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-11
PEOPLES PRESS.
Middlebury, Oct. ii, As42.
Facts for Vermonters.

The following article contains facts, that
every Vermonier should know as they are
intimately connected with his interests.
The United States consume more Brit.
ish manufactures than any other nation,
Great Brilian alone excepted. By re-
cent report of q committee 10 the British
Parliament it seems that the value of Brit.
ish manufactures consumed by various ma
lions as follows:
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-11

Ten wings were removed from the New
York Custom House on the 1st instant, and
their places supplied by the bitterest locos
the city could produce. Go ahead Capt.
Tyler. the rope grows shorter every day.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-11
SUMMARY.

< Mexico has concluded a treaty VII,
numerous tribe of Indians on the bO,3.' /
her Territory, who bind themselve, :,
gage in war against the Texans.
Hon. J. Nc p. Berrien, SenatoriD q
gress from Georgia, has issued an ~,
to his constituents. is powerrDI !"
duction, worthy Gifts author, who !, nv
to the core. 4s
A Treaty of Peace has been co,.,
between Peru and Bolivia. Itis,i;l-I
orable TO both May it be perpetual ''
The wings of Connecticut are ou.,,;
1t is time they were awake, or that -.
old Coon will find them mapping wb..I
makes his tour through New EnpIa,I :;
1874.
Col, R. NJ. Johnson is cruising ar,,..
the faithful in Penn. Col. Dick =
however find that the Loco party will !
him up to dry. We hope he will in N
process of drying, turn to Clay.
"Mr. Capt. Tyler" asked ]. Roberts,r,
many Clay men there were. The fOIo,
ing will help ;he Capt. TO form some SO
mate how they stand in the Country. q
Steam Boat running between Pittsbu,
and Cincinnati recently, the passeDps,
took vote for President in 1874. Esloo
as follows,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

be to L and BheeeE e elyins o1Ters ase n0s ai
business al @ 80 Professor Orrs Patent Airtight Stove
@ Gg Inform the ,To Po'de doors 11 rom
ha, taken ne L sue nav be found complete assortment OF
Beeman nees Wnees new style and reduced prices Over
Is Five thousand these Stoves were sold IN e 10
Boston ias6 OF fuel any Stove heretofore
TSev are recommended particularly by o T
,on ,ave found great relief by the use oi ms oIou,
he air being OF more even ow oeed to the
%I DsI' Also Wcoy's Alright Stove for wood-a pelull
a aF together with Ba5s dces fafh s and psro sYa
olne' nd economical article printed direction ac-
above sOvs psasf sShere ea lse Recosc. the
Tor yourselves n 6e'I, D WENDELL No 231 waterst,
nuinn,I. ~ ~, Cd door from Beekman.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08
The American Laborer for 0ctot

The October number OF this work Is now published ans
ready Tor delivery to subscribers
CONTENTS.
TIVE PRESENT STATE or THE QUESTION OF PROTECTION
TO LAgoR.
TIE SILK CuLruRE-Repor1 OF bfr Bliss 10 the Lcglsia,
ture o.! OHIO wherein tie whole subject is fully dscussea
and The following questions asked and answered Is ou
Country adapted The produce OF silk Can II oe "D
proGtaby. Is there n sufficient market Is II nece'
give Bounty on its production
INSTRUCTIONS TO SILK GROWERS, by }. H. lliihshaS-
LETTERS ON THE .UgjECT OF SILK CULTURE, io., m 80
Farouar OF Cincinnati, from J. w. GlL Moaht i"'n.
w Bebb ESQ., Hamilton, E. Wood oil Ash'aDuIa eo1,.5
Fox Superinenden, OF Silk Manufacture, Jefferson 1o'
b Wells ESD, Steubenyille, f. Hanln' Loraih 'oN"''
and J. Meyer, of Perry
Tgs YEARS OF FREE TRADE.
spercr or MIR EVANS OF MAINE ON THE TARIFF.
anneodx from another Speech OF Mr. Evans on Tue Sine
subject
WOOL AND ITS MANUFAcTCRE.
Brief Editorials Extracts, &c.
The American Lalorer is devoted exclusively 20 te a
vocacy and illustration of the Protection 81 home iu5.
!, is 6esigped TO present compact cheap, readable
form, and in apailiar and practical manner ihe most a
,o and convincing facts and arguments in support OF The
,olicv of Protecting the Industry IF our o' People 10
h; end il cnbodes the abes, Speeches. Reports Statistics
and other documents the subject;
NJ The whole work comprise large octave volume
Of near 400 pages and published in parts every month";
Seven numbers are already out and ready for delivery
Price for the whole numbers only IS cents being The
cheapest publication OF the kind published in the
United States. GREELEY McELthiH'
oil Tribune Buildings 100 Nassau ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08
THE WHIG ALMANAC AND U. 8. REGIS TER,
For ESG3.

/, AN ALMANAC, or CALENDAR. FOR Z SAB. fol
and complete with all the usual Calculations adapted 10
every State in the Union, &C., &c.
1.-THE PRINCIPLES AND MEASURES OF IHf
WIGS: plain and condensed statement OF the points
Of difference between the contending partes this Coun-
try embracing an exposition and defence OF the views o'
the Wings: by H. GREELEY
3 AN EXPOSITION AND DEFENCE OF THE PRO-
TECTION OF HOME INDUSTRY, showing its Poll
cv Necessity, and benefits to the Laboring Men OF this
Country and how 1t contributes TO the Prosperity and
Welfare of the People; By II. GREELEY.
4 A LIFE OF HENRY CLAY clear aud glowing, writ
ten expressly for this work;
s OFFICIAL RETURNS OF ALL IMPORTANT
ELECTIONS, in the several States and Counties OF the
Union from 1856 5Gdownward inc udng especially the vote
of every and County in the Presidential contest ei
6. ANECDOTES, MIsCELLANlEs, &c.-a great va
:. TINES OF HOLDING ELECTIONS nall the States;
the number of Members OF Congress and Electors OF
President TO which each is entitled, &c, &c.
THE WIIIGi ALMANAC contains Ga large and closely
printed pages, on white paper, neatly printed and
stitched in printed cover.
u Price for single copies 2i cents, 81 per loo and SO
per For sale by the Booksellers generally and IN Tie
principal cities of the Union by the Agents OF the Tribune
o. Orders unless accompanied by the cash, caHnot be
attended TO- GREELEY X NcELRAIH
olGtf Tribune Buildings, l6O Nassau'sl-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08
STOVES.
0rT,S STQNFS wv in1i1a de at-

! ;ention of the public to sur new ana spIendo az 80
Nn,ts Stoves The first premium bas gan been
awarded .en as The best heat Stoves for Halls ChaIh,s @
Pubc Buildings ic the iais fair OF the AfeEicau
frre fe have for ears sood unrvaed as iheiI
utility aad economy and The decision Of e
as the increasing demand zoe the arics, = ~, orber
ov before The public Our are rich and @ v1siea 6
commanding The admiration o all @ G =, we'll az most
fat ea appeadage honse can be an h9I all
oughly warmed by gs single he s'pff Winter
to e sTs RFos o 5i @ GI few of ,be pd
PATENT htVEssERA ,tont delay. This Stove has alss
i aken can the A9ssss l1s1 In be a al az
aoS as siss s5aGa ea @
o1s6 s 6e4 1.resy o,7 10 hss as
the attention t,aT ihose 2 be Pleased SHEPARD CO
conhdent lnd' '' Sorts Stove Warehouse az WaIer-s-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08
yMPORTANT INVENIION.--Fisk's IS
I PATENT NOVELTY COOK STOVE.-This Stove

combines all the advantages of cooking in every variety,
without tc nsual objections to all other KINDS OF cooking
anaraus The top is divided by patent plates into from
TO | boiling place; when used with one boiler, which
measures gallons is useful for bathing purposes large
Washing seaning vegetables, scading hogs, &c IL also
fitted 10 take on bl cadron all of which add TO It's
simplicity in every respect The oveo is perfect as
chaser or the money will be refunded To those who have
seen them in use explanation unnecessary and they
neriect simplicity and Incompatible advantages. Several
dealers have sold their Stoves representing them to be me
Novelty Stoves, and avoid further impoSton they VIII
e sold in future at the manufacturers establishment 209
waerstreet only where reference will be given to over
euh, hundred persons ho iave them in use II this CITY,
All ohrr kinds Of reduced prices FIsk'S Stove
Is.,,t'shmant 400 Waier-St M I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08
INDICATED LoZEN

3 GES-TheFe reeds argument keyoud simple,
fair candid trial. prove 10 eonstraoa that Peterss
Izenges among the very best rDedcated preparationS
ever made While their taste which IS agreeable hera
advantage every other medicine the great
variety ingredients renders them etcacious
extent elsewhere unknown His Cough Lozcngcs, for In
stance. Colds Asthma, Cararrh, Bronchitis, and al
complaints of Pulmonary origin. Then his Worm Lozen-
ges relieve children Of the terrible distress the cervulsve
pains the broken sleep and headache, which always attend
the presence Of orus THUS all his LozengeS fact,
suitable particular disease which they pe;ey
remove. Warehouse, l25 Fuiton.sI. ol7 In
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

lA MILLS FOR SALE.-A stone four
.. story FIGURING and Grist Mill, 20 by 60 feet with
rael , o gn H ye.r .a, Gn pefnae Pc r
limestone country within go miles OF NewYors ami hsy-
Ing daily communication summer and winter. viii be
sold AT bargain If applied for within months. Two.
thirds money may remain mortgage at per cent
Application for terms and particular description
4. son, ) South.gt. o3 2aW Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08
CURED.-SCARPA'S

nEAF'NESS CURED.-SCARPA
b y ACOUSTIC OIL-For the cure of Deafness, palms.
and the discharge OF matter from the Ears 9lso all those
usses Ike Tie bazziug oi insects, falling OF
water whizzing OF steam, &c Lc which symptoms OF
approaching deafneSs and also generally attendant with
the disease Many persons who have been deaf for ten, h-
teen twenty years and obliged to use ear.rf
have after using bottles thrown aside ther
;rumpets being made perfectly well Physicians and sur
geoEs highly recommend IL For sale by Dr. JAYNE
No % South Third street, Philadelphia.
Sold al wholesale and retail by the agents A B. Il d.
SANDS Co. Druggists and Chemists 79 Euiton-st. corero
Co!s and No 100 Fulioa-st Also sold by DAVID SANDS
Co. n East Broadway corner Marketstrret; ABRstsH
B. SANDS Co., Granite Buildings, 2S BrSaawsy, corser
oc Cbarnber~s- Neyy-forS. Price y Oh I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08
D FAD THlS.-iiaving been afflicted

4 , FAD TIliS.-iiavlng been afflicted
a. for the last 10 u years with complications OF dis
which confined me 10 my house and bed great pG
ton OF the time my stomach extremely weak and sore, yn-
lent pains my side my strength exhausted, and IN tact
reduced sc degree that life seemed 10 he nearly
nct was invited by Dr. Sarkweaher, and by bis advice
commenced the use OF bis medicnesbu was so weak and
deilatcd that could take but half The usual dose OF The
Hepac Elixir had taken so much medicine previously
that had faith confidence in any thing that bore tue
name OF medicine. However, continued the use o The
Hepac Elixir, in bali doses for week. when beg u
feel beneficial effects then directed 10 Increase
the Dose which found could easily bcarand 10 the utter
,stonishment of myself and friends was soon able ioieav.
my bed and in ew weeks was able 10 ride 50 miles in one
day, which could have done before al any time in Ten
years past. do my wek about houseand feel per-
ecty we'll feel truly grateful 10 the Doctor, for bis pre-
crpiions, and sincerely believe The OF his Elixir has
rored heath,and can do less than earnestly
treat all who suffering with bilious diseases 90 and
likewise, and they ray assured that they will dc
rive much benefit il as have dene. believe Cr
Sarkweatie Iepac Elixer 10 be truly valuable medi
cine. LUCRETiA ID. LELAND Gralton, Mas
For sale by CfiAS. DYER, Jr. ~ Westminster 81 X l.
Sold, wholesale and retail by The agents, 4 B. SANDS
l. CO. No. 27S Broadway (Granite Buldingl corner
OF = :Chamhers-siree. Sold aso by A. B. II d SANDS,
Druggists No 70 Fultnn of Gold and No
100 Fulton St; and by David Sands u Co. No. II East
Broadway, corner of Market-street
Price. s. per bottle. o29 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

FRosT AT MoBnE.--The Mobile Advertiser of
the 29th ut. says There a good frost yes
terday morning. We trust this ends the career OF
yellow Jack for this season.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

KIND o. UeIHs. ---
c,,u srtrs AGAINST MONROE EDw4RDs--
- ;ncuiry to assess damages in the suits et
rla,eber l,eJ Alexander & Co. and Brown, Brothers
e t,Ss Co. vs. Monroe Edwards, have been issued
from the sheriff office. The object of the PLAIN
Rms or claimants IS to obtain, if possible the sum
Of $4,000 taken from Edwards BY Recorder
yaax, upon his arrest, and which he deposited IN
the Bank OF North America To the first of these
firms Edwards is indebted $4,000, and TO the Sc
cond s25, 900. The matter will come up before
jury of inquiry on the 18th inst. The counsel for
the claimants are Messrs. VIM. NJ. Meredith and
J. R. Hart. Phil. Gazette.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08
state of New-York-seerstary,. oties,; 9, &C.,

~ *. ss,-;Eoftse City and COo,.s Of ifesr- York
stRNoaee hereby gigsn ihat at The Rex, he Ssasra G
- NeyeInber next following officers are TO be
elected, wit f-,-,,- of this S,op
@ f ib- First senatorial District 10 supply the
sbich Will accrue by the expiration OF the term OF
service of Gabriel Furman on The last day OF December
Also the following City and County Officers, TO wit:
Thirteen Members ASSFnbiy and Register in the
,,Isce of J. Sherman Bro~ntfl whose OF will
expire on the las, day OF December next.
Yours, respectfully,
: SYOuNG, Secretary OF State.
The above copy OF notification received from
the Secretary OF State
MONMOUTH 3. HART,
Sheriff of the City and County of New-York.
Sheriff IS Office, New-Ycrb Sept. TO- 1882.
All the public newspapers In The county will publish the
above once in each week until the election.
See revised S.auter, vol Isl, chap 6ih title 3d. article
Sd, part Isl, pagsl4n. sl6 lawte
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08
NOTICE. is hereby given that proposals

N Office is hereby gwen that proposals
viii be received the Inspectors office in the State
Prison Mount Pleasant the second "Wednesday IN no.
yember next NJ O'Clock in the forenoon for contract 10
commence with so conyctS the first OF December ensu
ing 10 be increased within year to 0 for the term OF
he'd shoye and tongs saddery cutlery and other
articles hardware. OF which the chief supply Tor the
consumption the country imported from without the
United Sta,esn Convenient shop aud tue! viii De
furnished Whoever takes the contract must nd TOOLS ana
fixtures and be subject TO the rules and OF te
Prison The payments must be made monthly with credit
of trce months Satisfactory security will be reTured
Lei the proposals specify the price per day tor each man
DAVID L. SEYMOUR,
Agent State Prison, aiouRt Pleasant
S.,,.o,, ta- 9th ,9.3 sl0 2m
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08
Manufacturers and

FENO ENGINEERS, Manufacturers and
4 Welded gM Iron Tubes, tor Steam, Wa
ter, Gas, &c. from to S inches diameter and in esgths
from inches ta j feet, capable of sustaining Internal
pressure OF from 1000 l0,oaa s per square ncoge
ler with ulnsS OF every description. such bows rs,
Reducing Sockets, Cocks, &c, which the Tubes
Joined by Screws, and y of which they he put
together with the greatest facility by ordinary workman
The grea, strength and durability these tubes
pared With Copper other material and their economy
them superior all Others or any OF the purposes
Sbsve IreGtaned For sale by
i.os - MAIWORru Z NASnN Sc Ann.st
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

a FOR SALE-The 2 Lots fronting on
-. Riviogton street. aat numbered 50 and Al on said
stfert-each lot IS feet in width by 100 in length
Also lots the Northery side of slst street distant 500
feet, Eastery from the 9th avenue
Apply 10 g. CLARK, Esq. l36 Water street, Pc.
SHINE 3f Mulberry TO the subscriber 10y man) a,
Far Rochaway, Long Isiand
90 I'm j. L. NORTON, Jr.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08

I'm NCHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan
y ceiior-'rhe President, Directors & Company OF the
Peoples Bank OF Patterson Moses Tucker, Adminsr.
tor, Sc. Of Ioin e. fucker. deceased, et al
In OF decreta order OF this Court. made N
the above entitled cause, VIII be sold public auction,
der the direction OF the subcrbe OF the Masters there
Of by John J. Swift, Auctioneer, the Merchants EI
change in The city OF NewYork, the 18th ay Nove
, ~ ~ = i,s ieces ~ ~ ,ar,ei e =, az T s and
distinguished o; t6 six. tl seven and t8) eight
map OF property the Twelfth Ward of the City of New
York, belonging the OF Thomas Rurling deceased,
made by Edward Doughty, City Surveyor. dated January
g. 1893 and filed ~ the Office of the Register is and icr the
City and County ef New-York, bounded containing
geher foIows wit Northery in front by Sixteenth
street seventy FIVE feet soutery seveptyx feet and one
eighth OF an inch by ground partly OF Jesse wes, and partly
said mortgage. westerly by lot No (s nine said map
Glnetywo feet seven inches and quarter of an inch,
eas,eriy ejeythree feet inches and three fcurts OF
an inch by lot No. 81 i've said map New-Yors, Oct;
y. 1872 WILLIAM. W. CAMPBELL,
Master in Chaucery
l., Z MonHErFF. Solicitor. a22 2awtnl8