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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-30
GREAT CENTRAL RoUTEru


FROM WHEELING TO BaItin,pYe, Washinc.
ton.
BY an arrangement for term of years, with
the Baltimore and Ohio anu Philadelphia
and Baltimore Rail Rdat Companies, the
gropuetors of the Good Intent aBd National
Road stage companIes-TrOD Wheslllg, are now
prepared to bill passensets thtoush 70 BsltiPore
IL DOLLARS.
And to Philadelphia for
ID DOLLARS.
Time IRON Wheeling to Bait more - hours
DO do E,hiIageIpLia al ~
3'ICoaches leave the Office IN Water street
every day Al o'clock. A NJ. and al all
other hours that fsrties may wish, securing to
those W no desire not to travel at nIght OppoTtu-
hity TO lay over.
The character of these lines, teams aud csaehes
arc too well known To the public, 10 require fur
tI er remark.
Safety speed, economy and comfort TO passen-
gers, viii be the great aim of the propTieIors.
-. Through tickets given to passengers al the
Wheeling office Wheeling.
d HUTCHINSON, Agent for tie
Good Intent Stage Co.
VIM X NEWMAN, Agent
" X. Stage COMPANY
For tickets apply at the Great Central Route
Kan Road and stage office on Water ST. one door
above the U > Ho!sl. Nv %
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FOUNTAIN Inn.


llGte BeitiOorsrs,} LrGHr ST. RNLTIsiORE.
w w DIX,
II AVING leased his extensive and fsvuriro e.
4 Il Enlistment. and entirely renovated and ro
hued It throughout. that il compare advania-
geousy with any similar establishment in the Union
have no hesitation in ehdeasoring 10 attract the
attention Of the travelling public Ia this (avoIiIe
Hotel 1.-THE most strenuous e1eriions, JOINED To-
every possible convenience to be found elsewhere.
can insure success, they pledge ihemseves thu iis
iormer well earned reputation shall not only be
merited bat surpassed
In accotdance with the difficulties of the times.
they have determined 10 reducn their charges IA
correspond. Pnce 81 25 per day.
Ba fillmore, Julv 3, 1Sd3 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-30
SALE OF TOOLS,

Gloss. 80
bCRSI ANT to deed OF trust from Horace
MutSn Miller 10 Us, dated the seventh day
81 aNo'tnhet ls4I, and recorded in the clerks
S"ce EI NE county court of OHIO county, Virgin
"a, ~ uee9 book number %, page 357, we shall,
~ 49, ,uIi,uay the sixteenth day of September
49,, sfll al public aCeou at the front door OF tie
SSou't mouse oi Ohio equity. IN thS city of Vince
nnIus' onmenCing said sale al three O'Clock p
W, al the Tools, apparatus; rnaterials and other
property OF personal nature transferred or con-
veyed to us by said deed. " ~
ihe property may al any time previous IN The
town. " N''N'''0
TERM S-The purchase money 10 be maid N
Two instruments. payable with interest fr. IN the
Gay 81 sale, Ia fOut and six months otter The sale
Good security will be required.
Selling as Trustees, we vii only convey such
title as ~ vested IN US by tho said deed of Trust
LIST -
aug 20 s BRADY, ; trustee.
NEW EOOT AND SHOE ESTAD-
LlSBMENT.
JOHN Z. WADE,
MI ANUFACTURER Of Ladie,.' Confinement.
1tl and Childrenis Boots and Shoes Main street.
doors south OF Virginia Hotel Wheeling Va
keeps constantly on hand assortment ofIhe 'ove
articles, at Eastern prices all made under his own
inspection. and 81 the best Philadeiphia materials
june Is. lS43-ly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-30

ENXPERIENCE OF THE AGE-The latest
II experience of the age ia The way Of Medical
discoveries IS u be E,und IN STAINBURNS We
GETABJE EXTRACT PILLS formed Of %
exlracIions from the vegetable kingdom 10 preserve
and restore health. In all vegetable preparations
heretofore, the material has been used when the
EXTRACT has been neglected StainbuiH's Pills are
Inude Of EXTRACTS only, from the most useful
plants, roots aud bark that nature seems 10 have
designed Zoe the cure Of disease They operate Bpon
the hnwes cleanse the system, and purify the blood,
without ocCasioning any pain or any sensntsn Of
sickness whatever, 50 frequently the accompaniment
Of impure and badly prepared medicine. Persons
gums Sea to the Southern States will find this
medicine peculiarly adapted TO preserve their health
aud lOrty their constitutions against the dangerous
attacks which change Of climate or VI season afix to
ihe body
Guard against disarrangemeHi Of the stomach and
bowels. Remember this adj vice, use STAlNBU RN :
VEGETABLE EXTRACT PILLS in time and you
are safe.
Price 25 cents per box OHico 335 Broadway
next door below tie Tabernacle.
For sale by JOHN II THOMPSON,
al the bookstore Of w ROBB.
Also, by + w BASSETT.
aug % South Wheeling
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" ih"INlA-IN cHANCERY-At rules held in
y the clerks office of the county court of
quo county for the month of August ls43.
feler SaweT, plaiHdut.

Charles Motto, and Charlie, Den.wert.
r Defendants.
The defendant Charles Motto, not having
entered ms appearance and given security accoI-
olR 10 the act or Assembly and the rules of this
TutI' anu II appearing by satisfactory proof
Ihat ne Is not an mhabitani of this Common
II IS ordered that the said defendant do appear
mere on the first day of the next November term
OF ms eou-t and answer the complaint nt's bill
ana mat copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted m some newspaper printed in the city Of
w heeing Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY, and pos
teo al the 'front.' door of the court house of Ohio
county. A copy teste,
JNo MCoLLoCH, c c.
NILsoN, for Comp't. aug 2I
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nETENTION OF GOODS.-Tho Good
u advertised by LAZElR & cox. on Saturday
81 did not arrive ~ consequence of their having
en- detained 81 Cumberland for want Of wagons
or days. they hope to receive them By tho 29lh
or 3Oth aug %
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o. HAD-JusI received few barrels fine SIlAD,
- which will be sold low for cash.
aug % d M'GiNNIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-30

1000 IdGs lS SA 46W.
81 doz Bed Cords. 80 doz Plough Lines.
IS Coils Manila HOPE. 20 Coils Heap Rope.
Is Reels Packing Ysrn.
ALSO-LINES aud TWtNES - aii ( tuds, wb'ct
will Be s1ld o. togv Soc CASH, can b psneh tst
Wsss q the Mouutsins. Ths psbirc are respect
1Hy ssictssd - E,vs NJ csH before p'rc'a sain,
elsewhere CHARLES w Merry
Co-drre Ser
arg 1e He's 81 Warer -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-30

JOB PRINTING,
al EATLY executed al the Office of the ID ALLY
~ AND WEEKLY TIMES, Conner of
MAIN s. USioS STREETS. by J. Z. WHARTON,
aud al tbs LOWEST possible prices. aug %
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NOTICE To HOUSEKEEPERS

THE subscribers beg leave to inform the cit
Gems OF Wheeling and vicinity that they
have opened
GENERAL FURNISHING WARE HOUSE.
at No I43 lain street, Wheeling Va where
may be found an extensive assert ment of Gilt
and Mahogany framed Looking GSsses Por-
trait and Picture frames; Upholstery ware, con-
sis ung OF Feather Beds; holsters, Pillows, curl
ed hair, Spanish moss, cotton, husk and spring
mattresses; toGcthe: with q full assortment Of
ever offered IN this clty all OF which will be sold
OH the NEST Tea sonable terms md warranted.
Also Locking glass Plates, mahogany veneeIs
warm sh, Spanish moss, &C, &c, constantly on
hand.
STEAM BOATS furnished with every article
Of furniture the most accommodating terms
and at short notice.
Orders in Zanesyille can be left with r
ADAMS s. Co,
iv9s MENDEL & HARBOUR.
MEMS CALF. KIP, ANDTHICK BOOTS and
NH Shoes. also Women's shoes and Lace Boots
just received aRd for sale by the Otherwise
by (aug l2l HALL & WlCKHAM, suctn.
LII MBER.
ENHE subscribers having purchased the LUM.
Der YARD on Nam street near lhs Bridge,
inform the public that they are prepared a all times
favorable terms for cash.
Attached 10 this yanj Is an excellent planing ma
chime. which viii bs cUnsiaEIly supplied with nor
Red flooring tDeatsT boarding ceiling. &c. which vii
be sold Tor cash, as low al any place ia the Wes
promptly ottended to L. S ROOT 81 co.
Wheeling. August LIT
Washington Examiner copy to smouOt Of twO dol.
Lar "A rH4n ffrrre4E
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-30

FOR THE LADIFS-Lisls Thread, Chusans,
new and beautiful article for dresses, Al
paca cloth, striped Iunetta, American, Carlston
and Manchester Ginghams Alpaca Aprons,
PLAIN and fg'd Blond fer capes, Llse Edgings,
Black Gotten Hoss, &c, &c. For sale cheap at
No l3l Main Street.
aug2I JOHN SION. RERRYHIII & CO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-30

NEW GOODS.
D CASES Bleached Muslins.
- l9 bales IA and 81 .IBrown do.
do Ticking.
do Suffolk Drilling.
50 pieces cold Cambics.
500 do new style prints.
81 do Saitinslts,
Blue and mixed drillinss. Nunkeens, DC.
Just reed and for sale low
JOHNSTON, BERRYHILL & co.
aug l9 1871 Main Street.
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% JOURNEyNEN BOOT MAKERS vsa,ed
- iumsdjssSy. Appiy 70
sugla WI m MeNAsII
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2 A44 P9l @

a. pR De branches. Neatly sRd PROMPTLY srscuted
q ibt ofies q thc DAILY TINES. J1ns -
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GRAND SCHEME.
ALEX NDRIA LOTTERY.

}. 6. GREGORY * CO, Managers.
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GNN'T DE BEAT SENSENEV hsr
~ the best piece - Wool Dyed Black Cloth Il,
she City, los s. pee yard S0motbinE extra. Cell
add hsa q. anq %
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-29
MARRIED.

On Tuesday, Goth inst. BY the Rev. Charles Martini Mr
Lawrence Taylor Mss Catherine Ware, all Of this city,
Thursday morning, 2s,h, at the University Church. by
Rev Dr Hutton. Mr. John W Nico TO Miss Elzaa.5
daughter o James ] Craig all Of this city.
Ia Ltctfeld Conn, on the 2l,t by Rev Mr. Brace Ter
Wajsworth Esq, Of New Hartford, to Mrs Eliza Nj
yer, of Ltchfeld.
In Sharon, on the 9th, by Rev G Brown- Mr. Lewis
Guild, Of New Haven, Miss Sarah Merchant Of rhs
former place.
a. Hackensack, y J. on the Goth, BY Rev A Waua
Mr. George Fair merchant of this city, TO Miss H-lsn.C
P, daughter OF the late Lewis Moore, Of this place
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-29

j. A young man named Charles McGoldrick k
died few dls Georgetown, D. c. of locki.x in.
daced oy a wound ;nti,i-d on hls foot by a nail.
AccrpENT-The steamer Te,oor,nb b,d b.,
.shfri-ouse carried away Moaday las,, bv coming il
con'ae' with vessel sb- coming OF Eas,port
She pct Into Portland and her passengers brought
'n's eiY 0! lhe Chartrf Oak Bcstou Mail.
RonsERr-We learn that Mr.. King OF this CITY
was robbed on board the canal boat Illinois, between Del
and the Reservoir on the right of The stb ina, M ~
>su9 II Specie Ose of The st-rrsmsu is now In ou, i
awa.tlng an examination Efforts 10 recover the p,ony bsr
Os Insulated On; withoa, success Terdo Blads nd
y The ship Susan Drew, built at Duybur,
n issS oo tons bas,eu sold yesterday at auction b.
''na sief ier ss'''oo essh Boston Allas, 9TH
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-29
DIED,

On Wednesday morning, of consumption Dir. William
Pinkney aged SO years.
His euds are invited attend his funeral this aitsra0
at O'Clock from his late residence No ll6 Eldidgen
Thursday morning, 2sth, Mary II, daughter OF George
Franklin aged years.
"Wednesday, 2fih, after long and painful Illness vii.
liam Esty. formerly Of the Stat. Of Vermont aud for the
last sixteen years resident of this city, aged 39.
Ga the 10Th Miss Bridget Kerrigan in her 35th
At Manchester, VI the Goth aIt, Mrs Fanny SkiEHs
wife Of the l4,e Hon Richard Skinner, aged 6l
In Rotterdam. Saturday ODD, after short and sera'
illness, frederick John youngest son Of Frederick and Cf
thrrine Won Womer u his 18th year.
Ia New Hartford, Oned. Co on the 10Th, Eleazer Ra;'
sell. soldier of the Revolution. in his SD year.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-29
nv THIS. MORNINGS MAIL.

II The 9th Anniversary of the College o.
ysr.Jetsey was celebrated Princeton on the !1th me
.sree Of A B. conferred 90 members OF the seni'
,s and 3. Of the Alumni admitted the second de
zee OF A ".
The honorary degree of D. conferred by the Boa'd
fT!u=,ess upon the Rsr CLARK Hrsroy, Of Mscasquin.
rsIand and Rev THoM.. SMITH, Of Charleston 3 I
The honorary degree OF A VI was conferred on AsHsEh
WEIGH ESQ. OF LambeI,vle, \ J; and OF JoHs {. TFs
srck. OF Mount Holly, NJ.
Tn. Alumni Association held annual meeting the
10Th; when tn Anniversary Grafton delivered BY the
soa. W1 l. DArrov, OF the L. 5. Senate. Judge Day
.a.;s thsme wa. SELF RELitycE-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-29
Commercial ana Money Matters.

THuR3ptY P. u.
prices generally heavy. Chic declined per cent Ii.
lnos Indiana l. :; Ktutucky! /! Harlem /; Gag Island
!; Farm.rs' Tsusr !. Mohawk improved !.
Th-rt good demand for Sterling q q, with
large supply France rather PRIME bills selling
-.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-29

Some descriptions OF Specie demand and ycarcr
Spanish Dollars have advanced per cent and Douboop.
10 cents each We quote.
per cent. yalue
Amer Gold old. 100 1901 Ca.olus Dols 81 OF lbs
do do ". 100 100! Five Francs 94a 94{
Half Dollar5.. par IDoubloons l6 30 al6 80
Portuguese Gold loo lO0 do Patriot. Is 65 si5 -
spanish Dollars. .l06 los soyereigns . So a ;. IS
do Quarters. 9s 100 do ligh,.... 81 81
Mexican Doi;ars .l0Oia lol! Heavy Guineas. 90 =
do Quarters. 9S 100 INapoieons. :. So } 3 S
rs se n,ima;ed ye1terday the part Of t-
Banks TO obtain gAs rate Of interest loans has been
commenced and three have to-day declined to MAX
9sns below per interest This soma othe. cause
as damPened ,toch~ day The step has been Ken
oy some of The Phad pha Institutions and som- lenders
"a the street now renirr per cent who have akng6
per GEN.. The discount res OF the Phaleiphia Baaks e
IN some nearly fEll.
The money marke, the bect Of considerable comment
o the public and the press and opinions are he IN
eSatd 10 IL That money viii continue abundant and al
10" ra'e interest the almost universally opaon
'oH the street operators and of coaseGuepr- stoc, Of
al kinds both worthless aud valuable are in daily actir
demand. Nothing clearer than ,h., stocks hay M
acrd under The impulse speculation by the Io.r
Of the Banks and Insurance Companies Thes- fsc;;,e
aave been g1vea 10 the extent of millions in this civ
'h the last SIX or seven months TINS the c.,e and
e oeeVe 1t h there has OF policy been pu rsp-d
which i' sure 10 bring upoa the Community the mos, 4
'istatGg fluctuations. Il - idle suppose rba. ,,ocl.
ihe non-tivIdend paying states worthless R,iIro5s ~
rotten Corporations can Continue request e, prices
'Thded per Cent higher than they have proved them.
selves 10 Be worth. '"'
AGAIN, money cannot continue per cent in tn,
country Tor any length Of tine for years and vesrs 10
hS paths Of enterprise ss. loo and wide and H.,
' "no move within them too active ana indnstriop,
i'nts Of II The city Of NewYork is the gran! nos;
oik o The whole country Its h-re where funds accmn
a's aud remain until the demand which All activ. comsr
au i.aS. creates when is wanted and then it is
moved directors OF Banks and heads OF Insurance Com
l1e' may lend It TO Iean Doe and Richard Roe =, nor c
can sn9Fe IT. 10, they pay nothing Tor thu, The
a ,ads-a sata i9l or and s the loans and the
- unabl. =, snt nsasy fall Ia s'oes the ypo,hecator
*eLsht on the Bank, holding them e'a'
me bndssPoIt Farmer says: We learn te, an attach
Is mas g Oesa a.a upon property of M Thomas wordn
s e 10 secure The interest due OF city bonds This
VII eaa oil course TO trial of the question whether private
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-29
CITY ISTELLIaENcE

Cousr CALESpAR.-This day-Circuit Cour,
Nos H. IL, IL 24 a5 20 81, a5, 35 81, 10, u, u 70
90 81, 81. SO, 81 20 -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-29
,I,pryr CorR7-Bcforc Judge RANpELL

THURSDAY, Sept -
MARINE CorRr-Bcforc Judge RANpELI.
p.,h snirb -, JsfFries Caerfvld.-A valuable hors
:, stable adioniuinS defendants phur factory
-. Ian. and Wes,.s,rcets became blind, and action Is
,b 10 ,scorsr a images being cousuded that the biiod
s was caused by the foul a' from the otse
brses in The neishborhood injured eFact i'i d
icudauts. -;
b, .,or. of Edward Kennedy No So Wooser,stiee va
,ur.rou,ly entered "Wednesday night through tae oa
nenr and robbed of surdry p,irs OF boots snd shoes III
,o,.. having the name of Mr.. Kennedy, maser Inside
srrALrsG Bsr.HEs.-A man named John + f's0' wa
commsd for srs.ing 10 scrubbing brushes from he sho
If We.srs Peters * Tenau, No l3! anthony.st
Srr,1tSc SecARs-A small boy named James Nachoi>
comn,;r-.J 10, stealing quarter from
n. sore of Nathalie Ezekiel, Catherine ST.
STEALING SrooSs--The silver nble spoons, broken
ourI Yesterday possession OF coofed 20! FAMED enr
Lawrence this morning claimed by Nj Howard oil IN,
e Howard Hotel Broadway and another coored boy naTed
Richard Johnson an acconp was also arrested '"u Oo'
he and Lawrence committed 10 answer
STEALING A MISIArURs.-A coloSed man named ra"e'u
Tucker was arrested bv officers Drinke and Ersame WITH
IN, miniature o white lady which he had stolen he was
committed and owner Is wanted ior tae likeness o w
lady. @
CoRoyEn's OFF1cE-FouNp DEAD IN 4 Sra
s,r-The Coroner held inquest the body ot James
Murphy na,ve CT Dutchess county aged about So pc
I ri potatoes whe very LtemPeate and usually SLEPT
in stable corner Of Montgomery and Hen, where
he was found dead Verdicr, death from ntsmPeance anG
DrAr4 By FALLING INFO me RIvrR-The Coroner
h.ld a. the Ciry Hospital nques, on the body Of VIZ
r;, Thompson Bruon who st'te! fell into dock AZ
III. for of Maiden lane while gong board the packet 'hp
United States and died after at the HosPo! Il was
discovered after death thar several OF his ribs were broken
Verdict death by accidentally falling into the dock sc
THE CLAWS ROBBERS AID MuRDERERs.-We
have verbal information from Jefferson City to
Saturday afternoon From this we gather that
indictments have been found in the Circuit Court
against the several persons concerned IN the Cha
Wis murder and robbery, on which they were ar,
raigned De Prefontaine, and those who are sad
to have refused to participate IN the murder, al.
though concerned in the robbery, were indicted
for grand larceny, and on these indictments they
will be tried this week. Captain MDanicl and
his comrades in the murder, were indicted for the
murder of Chavis, and will be tried on that count.
We learn that it is probable they will not be tried
at the present term, as they intend to seek the
interposi.ion ofTexas in their behalf, they claim
ing to be citizens Of Texas at the time of the rob
berry and murder. This, of course, will require
The adjournment of the cases until the next term
of the Court st. Louis New Era.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-29

property liable for the paymsat Of he bonds Tn. en-,
sill De OF great interes, proferty holders this ci,y
new issue OF 20co shares OF stock III the Bos,o,
Worcester RAILROAD about 10 be made The pr-.en, ks
stock have the option of subscribing for in ,hs n
or,ion Of share ar thirteen and half Of the old s,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-29

u Two men, while gambling a, Baton Rouge.
La, became engaged in quarrel, when one named
Pearson shot the other one, Candro tue latter
died the next day and Pearson was arrested.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-29

The INDIANS SEREsApERs Mr.. Cole and hi, Dog, with
others Of equal mrt, constitute strong the h
Museum this week which is the last Of the Indians ,rd
Jarz
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-29

U,BEAs CoRPus-A soldier named Abraham
Hooker brought before Judge Kent On Wedaesdsv and
his d,car- demanded the ground Of his being minor
He enlisted il bH T. S artillery June 1912 for wears
l. shewn b he testimony OF his father and Others thar
ne minor native Of Hoa-sd4le p and recently al
ached TO company 4, For, Hamilton The discharge .a<
granted
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-29

ihCssoAr, Sept. IS
ASHES.-Boih descriptions continue dull, aud Ps,1.
declined. The ss-s cday ara 50 to so Dol. 81
20 3i and the demand limited. OF Pots abou,i "a
sol! at i so, but the market closed very heary
COTTON.-There Is far buslnes, doing on s,.c,s
ion and BY spinners but hear Of on the p,
hppers The sales to-day 1000 100 bales !, FIJI
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-29

G How such immense variety OF attractions can BE-
presented al Peal- Museum fer shilling remains
mystery The Gagt Girl he four pound child Cs,pe HUI
ser. difficult TO decide whether monkey or man J,coo, h:
Indian Chief the Fudge Mermaid and splendid perform
The above cuIiositi-s leave after Saturday
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-29

U TOILET FURNISHING STORE, l63 Broadway, BE-
tween Coutlsndt and Liberty streets the extensive AZ
somens 10 be found the city, comprising Perumsr and
Soaps from the most celebrated manufacturers Buhes n
the toilet Of every style and finish Combs, Sc. and ir
assormeot of Razos; the subscriber having long eIprsn
IN the latter article is enabled choose such will sus
st;ifes, boards on the first trial.
G. SAUNDERS, Inventor and Manuiac,uref
Of LII. Mnt.Ilic T,h RrnadygaY