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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-05-18
RICHMOND MARKET.
FL A b IRlLlNiDo

On the 18th inst by the Rev. Samuel Wagner Mr.
ANDREW III. CLINEp.Nsv, to Miss ELIzABEra F. WIr-
sell, all Of this county.
On Thursday evening the 18th inst, BY the Rev r. X
Meade. JosEfH II. KENT, Esq. of Montgomery county,
of Alb marie. ~
At Belvor, Spo;tsylvahia Thursday evening the
4,h instant by the Rev. E. c. Mcclure, ID. D., Dr.
PHILLIP s. CoNwAy, OF Orange County, to Miss ELIZA
BETH r. daughter OF Thomas VERIFY, Esq
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-05-18

The majority of Mr.. Wise in his district (com.
Pr'sIng twelve counties and the city of Williams.
burg) is $50. The Harrison majority in 1910 in
the same counties and city was 1446.
But the most remarkable feature in Mr.. Wise's
election is, that he owes his election in a GREAT
degree, TO Loco FOco votes!
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-05-18
The rcsuliS for Congress One cDcrt mor'
and NE Wigs hare tie STATE!

The rcSutS J0r Congress !-Ohc cVcft more
and HE Wigs hare tie STATE!
We now know the results o! the elections for
Congress in Virginia. and while ny adverse acci-
dents the Wings have failed to carry majority
Of Members of Congress, it is obvious that they
had it in their power by little extra eNerton
(Which, NOW TO hc sure, they would be very glad
to nake) TO have carried rot ORG, out Of the
members Of Congress.
For illustration, the Loco majorhi"s have been
only in the Norfolk, 33 in the Richmond, 81 in
the Albemarle, % inthe Campbell, and LOG in the
Halifax Disiricts-shewingah 293 votes proper
ly distributed, would have heen sufficient to elect
five " hg members Of Congress. Mr.. Wise could
as easily have been beaten he gained his cleo.
ton by the brag .ng Of the Loco Press; his major
ity is only $50 all told. considerably more tn IN
that number of " hg voics absen,ing themselves
from the polls. But wait. as Mr.. M,chie says
until the next time, aad il we 10 not very much
mistake the signs of tn. ines. we will lay The
Gerrymander out cold as a wedge.
friends 10 the advertisements OF the "Eycu ,Noe
lioTE1," Richmond. IL is repu,ed to be one OF
the most comfortable and elegant establishments in
the country; and we hope, for the credit of our
metropolis that it will be literally sustained by
the public. Such house has long been needed
in Richmond.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-05-18
To BIZ CoNTiNUsu.)
HoNoRs TO LORD ASHBURTON.

In the British House of Lords, a few DAYS alter
the unanimous vote of thanks to Lord Ashbunon.
for his ability and conduct in the negotiation of
Inc Treaty OF Washington, Lord Ashburton took
occasion TO return thanks for this distinguished
and gratifying compliment. lie spoke with great
feeling and considerable emotion. Ills speech
was so german 10 tie matter that the Duke Of
Wellington, to make the compliment mere mark.
cd and enduring. moved that the speech be enter
ed on the journals Of The lousr--a motion which,
was carried unanimously. We doubt whether Il
higher honor has ever been awarded by a vote Of
that body to one Of its members; and we r.ioice
in it, not less for the sake OF that worthy Peer
than for the further indication which it furnishes
Of the good feeling which now prevails in Eng
land towards the q. States Nat. Int.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-05-18

THE PoToMAc FIsHERIES.-'The Alexandria en-
zetie says: M the close Of the last week the
fishermen at the diflefnt landings on the Poto-
mac began TO cut out their ines. and the fishery
for this season is therefore rapidIy drawing to a
close. We regret to say that, generally il has
not been successful one. Considering The ont
ut and the number Of new landings opened, the
herring fishery ibis spring has been a more dcci-
ded failure than any that has occurred for several
years.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-05-18
The Court adjourned on Friday.
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS.

Mr.. Jones has received the return in the Rich
moud district and Mr.. Atkinson in the Norfolk
District; but i, is said the seats of both will be
contested.
Gov. Gimer's majority in the Albemarle dis
trct, according to the official returns, is 2O-and
there is to be a contest here also.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-05-18

The next House of Delegates will stand SO
Wings to 10 Democrats-Braxton and Lewis l.,
and Randolph l, to hear from, which last year
sent Democrats. Should these stand AS before,
the gain of the Wigs, after paying their six los
ses, will be nine.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-05-18

The Louisville Journal says: "Mr. Tyler
boasts, through his Madisonian. that he might
have retained his frs, Cabinet If he had pleased
to do so, We have heard of young foot, who
boasted that he might have been the spark OF
certain fashionable lady. And pray, why said
his friend, did you neglect such opportunity
'Bccause,' said he. 'she begged to be excused and
1 was fool enough to excuse hoo"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-05-18
j II u S II S " p p Il Yo
SPRING AND sUMN1E1 GOODS.

rHNIIE subscriber has just received his supply
Of SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS, to
which he invites the attention Of his old friends
and customers, and the public generally. Having
laid in his stock advantageous terms, he is
satisfied that he offer good bargains as any
merchant in the country. lie does not deem it
necessary to mention prices, as those can be best
judged Of when articles are seen.
A. NJ. MOSBY.
Nav Is. 1913.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-05-18
EXCHANGE IzoTEr.

'HNHE proprietor begs leave to inform all those
who intend visiting Richmond, during the ap-
preaching General Episcopal Convention, that he
IS fully prepared to accommodate all who feel dis
posed to scJourn at the Exchange during their
stay, having recently renovated and put it in
thorough repair.
FREDERICK BOYDEN.
Richmond, May Is.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-05-18

Tne MAMMOTH CAvs.-Mr. Mitchell, whose
supposed restoration from pulmonary complaint.
by a residence in the Mammoth Cave, as desert
bediu many of the papers, died short time after
leaving the Cave. OF thirteen inva'ids who re-
sorted To the Cave last winter. seven have already
died--ive at the Cave, one on the Journey houie,
and one short time after reaching home.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-05-18

Ngw YORK STARE boAN.-rhe bids for the
State loan Of S3o0,O0O were opened at Albany
on tie 9Th instant. The whole loan was taken
by the Bank OF New York at an average Of
traction over six per cent. stock reJeemable after
1860 II viii be recollected that The last State
loan Of 1920 900, 6 per cent redeen.able in sci.
was taken at two and quarter per cent. premium,
onl5 on the 9TH Of April last
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-05-18

At Charlestown, Va. on the Goth ut. the boilers
at Bibby's steam mill exploded, nearly demoish-
ing the whole house. Mr.. b. was dreadfully
scalded and much bruised. a small boy was also
much injured. and his life is iespaired Of.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-05-18

DR.. Hogan. Of tho Vicksbnrr Sentinel. save
that "repudItion is making rapid strides in Mis-
sisspPi." Instead Of reputation, he probably
means the repudiators. They, or at least their
leaders occasionally make rapid strides in the d.
rection Of Texas --Lcv. JDnr.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-05-18

II. N. DSON, ENLIST,
MA Az be expected in Staunton early i'm July.
1'A Iis expects TO Wait Lexington buchanan,
Fincasile and Salem, during the months of July
and August.
Richmond, May lS, 1857
Lexington Gazette and Valley Star. copy three times.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-05-18
A. ID. Wren s. BROTHER,

HAVE just received full and fresh supply of
DRUGS & MtIslDIOINlAS9<
TO which they Invite the attention Of Physlcians
and all in need Of such articles; and which they
are determined to sell bao for cash! They deem
it unnecessary to name their articles, as they
have all the medicines NOW IN USE, warranted
fresh and genuine. They respectfully call the at.
their assortment, and Painters will do we'll to
give them n CALL as they are determined TO sell
paints very cheap.
They have on hand White Lead. Lewis ex,ra,
No. I,
Sperm and Mould Candles, Tobacco. Snnf and
,,g' aad a great variety of FANCY ARTI.
May IS.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-05-18

~ 1t appears that Mr.. EvERtTT declines the
mission to China, on the ground of the separa-
ton from his family which it would necessarily
impose.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-05-18

nRIED PEACHES.-T0 Bushels peeled and
- unpeeled in fine order, just received and for
sale by ISAAC PAUL, g. co.
May lS, 1888,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-05-18

Sbipman, the abscondipg brokers agent, has
passed through hiscity from the West on his way !
TO Philadelphia.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-05-18

DR.. Mallory, Of Virginia, will probably be ap-
pointed by Mr.. Tyler TO the office vacated by The
docease Of Com. Porter, d; Cons.1niinople.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-05-18
Il III L L Z T. L Ii .

May Is, 1913.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-06
The Rail Fond.

By letter from The PfesiIert Of the Company, We
learn hs, the cars have commenced running Scpo and
that thai pace BE the depot from lss Mosday Nces
In shout five weeks tic viii some or miles
further nouh III company. although not year organ
ized have expended rising GEO The road and have
uesrly c-mple,ed IL miles pant the grad ng Of which.
however. hsd been previously dore hy the State. We
understand tie Coma % he 80 gng ahead aud IN
fine spirits We further that tie Engineer l.
veyng the from tie depot 70 this city aud that II
Will be completed IN q iesv weeks. The company Ger
isny deserving Of ga credit for their energetic opera
irons and believe tat. with due Sord-
ed 10y cLzens. who peculiarly interested IA this
work that completion may he al very dsilnt diy
counted on The coniractos understand,
are DESTROYS # obtaining such articles Bacon Flour,
and provisions generally aso horses tile. &C.. for
which tey Hl pay the Company rip, or certificates
Of stock Those having surplus al rishns t. mas =
investment. could perhaps d. proftably
auy other way. ~ al with the lights b-flre
the, fec! safe n saying a we believe the concerns
t. be managed a better than q, use Of the old
improvement sjsten; that the energies II THIS company
being directed 10 point, the completion If single
work AID that cipn bang the end he attained be-
fore the regard Of such nd rfta! en- erpse be real
zed The sput will induce them to continue the
the safe aud economical which has thus far
characterized their operations We say then oil dis
posed, MP.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-06

Clark, Beard, sigler, r. w. Thompson, Mitchell
Hills Morgan Conwell Bell Elliott, Colerck, Lsion.
Cascy, Haekeu J. 5 ThOmpson.-l5
THIRTEEN Wings, and TWO Democrats
The committee Of the House the subJcc; aP-
pointed BY Gale Smith, then Speaker and afterwards the
Soap Factory Fnancier, was a. follows:
Evans. laymond, Morris, Hubbard. James. Bowling,
Profit Jones, Armstrong Macy, Roekl, Baird, Curry
Hood Siapp, Zcnor. T. y. Brolrn. Crvme, ianderecr,
Fitch. Marshall. Jackson Boon HOlreH. Loagley-25.
SIXTEEN Wings and NINE Democrats
The party character of these committees important
bear mind. because them committed various
propositions in relation to classification Of the public
works which the democrats strongly favored at this the
following the adoption Of the system proposed
by Gov Noble and his wing coaduiors Before consid-
ering those matters however. will glance the
sage of Gov Noble delivered tie opening Of the
SION lie said in relation The system
Upon the of the enterprise which we are now
engaged State has Sfakcd her fortunes She has
summed great responsibility bat that J. fV # hope
and Of promise and that for Us LASTING
and IMPERlSIIABLE BLESSINGS. Il has not been
fastened upon her by surprise imposed upon the peo-
pie the hasis offspring OF jealous public agents
II NAV enphailcallS be called the 81 the people
With the series at lettings Just closed the various
lines. the in'atory steps have all been taken. Our
GREAT SYSTEM mal be sand 10 be fairly bcgsR. and
the State has embarked IN Of policy FROM
WHICH THERE IL No RETREAT. that would be
either safe honorable But though II has commenced
under the favorable auspices. Yet nds must
not relax in Their Vigilance aud efforts for lis support
After urging the importance and necessity of perscyer-
ing efforts until the whole system completed. and
pressing fears lest the disbursement large an
OF funds. should like all other stmulants be fol
lowed by state of depression, when might CON-
plain Of the system, the Governor proceeds SAY
1T Will not be surprising if YOU find others Selling
upon the moment 10 ercte Usundcd prcjudceS for the
sake OF short int trU be stoyt, aud when
clear sky returns, when imyerSho blessings BE-
all around grateful public Will applaud aud reward
yoH ,rho hare firmly coupled your tOrfHeS with the
success of the undertaking
TO the Board. 10 rs members severalv, and the
engineers the has been of great interest and
labor; and from the embarrassing difficulties interfering.
from the harmony and concert 10 be obser ed
ing them. and the zeal aud ability with which each dis
charged the share OF auous duty allotted hun they
are justly entitled To the appreciation Of the Legislature
aud the confidence of the public
All this met hearty response from the wings, but II
did check the opposition of the Democrats the
Legislature, which immediately exhibited ia the
mostdcermincd shape though unfortunately unsuccessful
Efforts made by the latter 10 change the Of
appointing the Board of Public works and classify the
"Sl stcm' Of which shall speak particularly in
our
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-06

Its wonderful 70 SEE c'on editor, round grca, man.
When man .aoi l, f-r III the fellows vii ran.
sack tic Whole ,.au ary Go q terms ,ui,icuty OPP
probriaus Le,',y Upon hum They VIII ,nt,rh s'nc-
tuary, pry iata las bel-vatn er aud CLOSE % find
whereNitaa % gat s. their he,h app.t,cs e. Islander.
But be Of hrr way. by Cling thc oni-e
TO which be a-pr,d vih honor % himself aud c,dt 10
his country. than these co1- VII hustle round him
with gc, mp'rai &c Tor opportunity a. III h hund
re f De should ask t. We have been ;ar.bly re-
minded Of this fact times past; and a snilar case
during Col. Jahosons visit Nc dcest such hypocrisy
fom our very hearts
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-06
I'M, on

For grand Development Doe published n next pa.
PET We ask all the Democratic palers, aud honest Wing
papers, there any publish the letter Of Geo. II.
Dunn, Treasurer Of contained Ia tins number. They
ms, rely rs being genuine bona de letter Ii they
don't Ike the letters OF coep they shall have
Of their The development, alluded To- be
published IN our next wall be Of a still more mpor ant
character. If The people could al he Indianapolis,
lew weeks and witness ,he rascaIy Of The Juno, they
would hud them from power without hesitation. We
shall expose IT, let Tie consequences he What they may
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-06

Tie recent speech 1T M Webster al Baltimore ia re-
laton % the ~ jcc of Tarf duties and Commercial
treaties, has thrown lie Wing papers ato utter disorder
Some OF them particularly Of tae far East the region OF
manufacture praise hun tie skies whe those Of the
middle States and Westward charge him wild deserton
of the Wing doctrines. Il may strike Western people
with surprise. that tie gt Ming manufacturers of
the East. giving HP he pane pc OF "Protec ION r
themselves, while Al the the Wig 20 III
clans Of tic West z-,uy uiporug ultra protective
doctrines which they declare absolutely requisite
the Eastern manufacturers from the COM
of foreign psupers; bui Is What say people
this wonder 81 tie wofI l. it Likely that the
manufacturers Of tic Eist know well what for ther
true interest the Wing leaders o; the West Ii the
manufacturers themselves oppose protective tariff
they do, for heavens sahe WAY should d lie West 60
for IL
CrThe Newcas'la Courier copies the article from The
Indiana Journal including tae slanderous raagrsph
against Gen. Harrison, whieh the Jouraa iin uieI
We charged The Iourna, with ksou.pgly aud ic1fuEy
LYING IA this case. and repeat tae charge now,
tie purpose Of calling the attention OF tie Courier 1t
must refralt the hsehaoi agnins, ~,
acquaintance We presume the editor can have no o.
lection to do Us the justice We ask
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-06

\ case came before The L. ) Circuit Court. at - re-
cent session in this city, IN winch the question of the
consiulioaaIily orour Apprsemenl Laws wa, involved
and h" judges differing ia opinion, the case was certified
TO The L. 5 Supreme Court for adjudication The fact,
of the case are Sc. forth as follows -
Dor dom Daniel y Guntly. u.s. George " & YIN
q Ewing In ccctaent
Tins clse came on % BE- heard and jury being cnnpan
Melted. the following fcts We're proved -
On the 2pth December. ISIS one Jaco, iny,c ~.
indebted % Daniel W CAN'T, of the cit, of NJ, Yo
IA the sum OF mlne hundred and nine dollars and ciph
N-two cents. and - secure the plvmenf OF the s,r,
Lnzee then executed % the SAID Ganilv morfg1se o
town lot No. Ia, Iu Peru Indiana, ic Ilnz,e WINS
seized iu Zee al the time Of the of the mort
gas' nzee was ~ possession OF tho ortgassd premis-
and they were worth from one Thousand 10 fourteen
hundred dollars.
Luzsr made default in the pavmcnt and Gantly on
the -th day Of September l-40, obtained decree i the
State court 90 ior.co>e The mortgage and unless the mo-
nev should hc pad lu sixty days execution was direc-
ted 20 be ISSUED for tie sale of the premises
In january ISL an execution was issued and on tho
18th of February following. before the sale of th, r
pcry. the Appriiscncui LAW passed. and WIS Publish
cd the PSI day OF February. Ill On the frs ,ly Of
March, l-fl, the sheriff. having given due notice sold
the premises ~ public auction. 10 The defendants FIR
seventy-slN dollars. aui executed deed 10 them fr The
sine. winch deed was offered evidence To suppo the
title oi the defendants. The property was NOT ,,l,ed
nor were ihe rcn's aad profits offered for sale by the
Sheriff. ~
Aud tho court were asked 10 instruct The i,-, b,,
as the reniS aud profits had not been offered nor tho
land valued rnd the Statutes Of Indiana the s ,riT
deed MAS imperative and void-and this question The
opn'os OF The Judges were Opposed and ON motion If
pnnih counsel. the point certified 10 lie Supreme
Court under thc act ~ Congress
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-06

We call the atlen'1n a all hbesd minded meu in the
State the proce odrss of meeting which appears ~
another column, IN relation the Instruction Of the deaf
and dumb also to the advertisement: Of Mr. Willard, a
graduate Of he Deaf and Dutb Institution IF Hartford,
CT and for wears past teacher The Institu-
ton st Columbus. Ohio. lie brings TESTIMONIALS of tie
very highest character and every resfec- de-e,ng
the aid and assistance Of those interested. either directly
or By sympathy in lis benevolent aud comnen1ab.e de-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-06
\ r'rCcio,,, AcknovIc,l.u,cut.

We have il from uudoulted authority that # tie
Mig STATE Central Comnitiee IN a If banter, Nth
Democrat exchanged opinions n writing of the result
IA DR.. Davs's district. The democrat If We rcmenhrr
right claimed 1900 majority for Dav.-. The coca
nIuee man admitted that be- thought he would beat hs
competitor Dunn, i-i0O0 votes. This wa done boz
writing aud we suppose the parties show 1t Of called
upon. Do tie Juuto know who he was p. =
W didn't the Information from either Of the PARTIES
but II Is authentic.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-06
che Eaces.

We wee unable, from the great quantity Of COON
waiting Be Skinned, be The and have teea
able ge, only tie following summary
First Day eefstakes-5 entries.
". L. E.-s c. suag galoped the course tn,
balance paying forfeit.
Second Dny-rwa mics and repeat-lurse $3.50.
W L. El.is's b. b. Crack Loo, yrs Old
II. y. Woods :. b. Red Buck drawn after lst heat.
Time B. Is.
Third u .y-oDc mic and repeat urse 500.
H. y. Woods Miss Heels ell
-Banlet's suag q
-Te er's Auaiuo Dis.
Time /. 81 /. 10: L. 81
FoSrh Dly-One mile ana repeot-pufse s25.
]. Gc'ands h. " III Buck
I. Bliley's & b. Bio & rurf %
j. Har'iss s, h. Rope Works dis
Time /. IS s0o.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-06

Yet another Convention candidate has backe of The
track aud gone 10 his hole 10 save bis hide Da1d hi
gore. the Wing nominee of the Tenth District has
cluded that Is best hot 20 and Get beaten by Andrew
Kei ney. He Is wise Though tina, ds,ric, gave
in $40 lilS wing majority, David Is afraid to uy his
luck Don't sraws show which way the wind bows ,
Don't the backing out Of the regularly nominated coon
candidates show the unto that the people want their pro-
misses of "better times, Of two dollars day and
beef fulfilled Don't the Juuto suppose these candl-
dates know the probabilities Of their wen as
they do Such backing I'VE never did sec - Alas
Poor David
Ia the days Of coon aud dodger
Two years ago,
Wasn't YOU a roaring codser
All over So
Then YOU roared for Tip and Tyler
Blow high or low
Who'd have thought you'd burst your iHr
Two years ago.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-06
a Change.

The Wilmington Democratic Register has changed
nands John b Hall Esq. reiires and his place 10 be
hed by B. b. Root. Esq Mr.. Root changes the title to
Indiana Nhis and Is to advocate coon doctrines To
hin personally we wish gosd hex bu, to his coonery.
bad luck II the ides o. August don'i out,
dsvn for f.l'e rrrhe,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-06
"E5ci, for lac gscqp!c.Y

The second ID ton Of this excellent WORK viii te pub
lshed this week. Nearly The whoe ediion IS ordered
since t,e first Signature printed. Those Who wan
them must speak doubt # W. shall pub
lish another edition. Il has knocked tAe Indianapolis
Junlo INTO fits
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-06

Somebody is writing in The Rushvie Wig under III :
head Of Democratic prneipes'-ahost appropriate as
sermon on christian faith and practice by Satan Among
other lies Il set Of figures msePresening the National
that they averaged under Van &c.
rem SIS oO0000 he Indiana Journal saws thew aver
aged $50 600 oo But Mr. Clay in his speech at India.
napois said they averaged but S2s 100000 Now who
lesf