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Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-19

~ We again are afforded The pleasure Of
announcing the receipt of between 40 and so
new subscriptions TO The HERALD" since our
last issue. As the prosperity and interest of a
periodical depends very much upon the number
and puncluaily Of its patrons, we hope the cit
liens of Gran, county will extend TO US that
kind suppor, which shall enable us 10 place The
"HERALD" 10 position that shall make it
the pride alike Of its publisher and patrons
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-19

IL" The Rockford Forum is usually s or 10
days in coming to this place--as it is sent via
Madison, instead OF via Galena, when it would
reach us Ia TWO days. We have neglected for
some time 10 call The attention Of the Pos,
Masters along the route between Chicago aud
Calena. 10 this subject. aud apprise them. for
the benefit OF the hundreds 10 Western Wis.
consin who take Eastern papers, tina, they
reach he'e, fem Chicago via t;alena, in three
days. II sent by tina, route. We have very Of.
ten received news reprinted a, Galena. set /, up
and published it, days before the same papers
arrised hero from the East. tina, they copied
from and the Sage is only abon, hoUfs OF
ats way here from Galena.
Is there no remedy for such grea, delays
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-19

"IfIring jusi taken 20 oarself o'ae Of Her.
ems last best gifls."--la the last No. OF The
WISCONSIN HgRAAp we hnd the words as above
quoted. aud are somewha, a,a loss TO Know
their imrSst. 1.-THE Editor can inform Us what
is the true English of such sentence we
shall ieel obliged, and press no further iuqui-
ries. We like to understand things when We
see them in black and white, aud il friend
SrAlprNG will speak cot pre- haps we shall feel
relieved. \ word with you esOsher typo
Dad this last hes, gift" come Eom away
down SouA , ehl- IiseoRsig .irgas.
From away down &1cth :" Certainly t;
where the policy Of s'nsrsiioa is rightly an.
lssslood aud duly appreciated. The "imPo''
tina. you mention. We infer, is to know II we
/" folch'd " i, Up to Wisconsin. That last que
~ is soreaaer. "Fotch'd " il up TO Wis
eonsiu. indeed. What disposition could be
made Otherwise. OF commodities IN foreign
potls. when YOU want them brought home.
than 10 ia,poff them. Bot OF one thing, friend
Hour. we feel Ac.r.iIemely datisred-ihat cur
eeaius 10 not so much impaired, bas that the
ialss Of cur articles. answer 50 well TO Gu, up
iato A,rdi"S' ios articles editorial Ia The tseYs.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-19

o. The Mississippi is said to be falling.
II has been within foot and half Of its high
est point last year.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-19

AMERICAN RAIL RoADs.-The Cincirna,i
Chronicle has compiled table of the finished
rail roads of the Uniied States; according 10
which The total amour, is 4752 miles. Ad-
ding the short roads leading 10 coal mines, the
general total would be abou, 5000 miles. In
1885. there Were bit 9S4 miles of Rail road
complete in the United States. which being
deducted from the above leaves 3,76S miles of
Railroad made since 1885. The average cost
of this is $50 600 per mile. and consequently
the capi al invested is $3.50 coo. or an av-
erage Of seven and half millions Of dol. per
annum. Al present. however il is quite re-
markabIe. that the income of The finished roads
nearly equals The annual expenditure in copi-
tai; so that in poin. of fact, he extension Of
Railroads is now, in great degree. paid for
by the goods transported on The existing
roads. Il is also true. that the trans oration
Of freight costs less Than i, did before: so tina,
the cost Of making Railroads, a, this time, is
in fact paid for by the savings produced by the
Railroads in use.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-19

MINERAL PolNr DEMocRAr.--We have re.
eelved the first number of a paper bearing the
above title, published at Mineral Point. Wis,
by c. e. BARR & Co. |, is Democratic in
politics. neatly printed. and ably conducted.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-19

New BANKS IN ONO Mr.. Grimes. one of
the Bank Commssioners.has given The Dayton
Journal The following information:
The probabilities are. that there will be
banks upon the State Bank plan, established
at Chillicothe. Zanesvlle, Lancaster. Colum-
bus and Cleveland. the Stock plan Will be
tried i.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-19

OcgsS STEAxEEs-Ths organizaiiaa
liae OF AmeTicsn ocsaa steamers . Ree
pIsts. We shall soon have four hne g
-uani,. hstrsen New l7.k snd Il
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-19

Iran The Philadelphia papers quote sales
OF small lots at CTS. cash and mos.
The st, Louis New Era Of the 10Th says
the arrivals during the week will amount to
something near $4,000 pigs. Sales for the
last three days hVve been pretty steady, and
amour, TO near 10 0oo pigs in different lois, Al,
- oS and - 90 per cwt
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-19

1y~ We refer our readers 10 a letter from
The Comptroller Of the Treasury Department,
relative TO The ser,lemen, Of arrearagos due this
Territory, furnished us by the politeness Of our
assiduous representative in Congress. which
we give room for, 10 The exclusion Of other in-
icrcsIing news prepared for this week.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-19

~ The Wesion Journal coHeeis The state
mehl Of the Ciseinnaii Chronicle, giving the
RumbeT Of Votes OF Paus co. Mo. al 800,
and the population 10000, by just siraddiing
Iii. e gives ia The votes al 5000. aud The
Population al 10000. And says, IT the county
can't be found on aoy Of the modern maps, il
YOU should see the quantity OF hemp and to,
h4eco Ia OFT warehouses;, you would think VIC
were ,.mv
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-19

IL The people Of Iowa have undoubtedly
given large majority Of votes agains, The a.
dopton Of their Constitution, The papers are
now endeavoring TO mature plan for an cast
ern and western division, running from point
GA the Mississippi river, near the southern line
Of Dubuque county. due west TO The Missouri
river. curlaihng the limits Of Iowa, as propos
cd by the Constitution, and form another Ter.
rl'oIy out Of The couniry north of that line, and
have II called WASHINGTON TsRmroRv.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-19

Messrs. GREELEY e. MCELRATu have com.
monced the publication Of DR.. Lafdner's Lee
lures on Scientific Subjects. The first number.
comprising II Lectures on Astronomy, by NJ.
Arago, with additions and corrections, by D..
Lardner, l. l.. D., has been furnished us by
the publishers. 1t is issued in pamphlet form,
containing ninety six closely printed pages,
with numerous engravings and diagrams Illus
traiivo Of the subleci--price, 25 cents, or, FIVE
copies for 81. The whole work is TO be issu.
ed in II or 12 numbers; and orders can BIO for
warded TO The publishers so as 10 receive them
direct from The Press. These Lectures were
delivered only in the larger cities Of the Union;
but now, are placed within the reach Of all -
The work is strictly Scientific, and affords o
valuable privilege TO any one wishing TO avail
himself Of an opportunity Of porusing work
that has cost one Of our mos, celebrated philos
ophors life time OF toll aud study.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-02-21

NoficelS hereby given that application
will be made to the COMMISSIONS rs
of Monroe county, at their session in March nextl
for an order 10 lay out public road through the
township Of Centre in said county, to begin at or
near the section corner between James Maffit and
VIM. Eddy, on the road leading from the Fishing
Creek road by the said Mafit and Eddy to Antioch,
and run thence west on or near the line between
James Mafft and Peter Shepherd. up to Jacob
Mafft's tobacco house; thence up the right hand
side of the bottom to Giles Gadd's tobacco house;
thence across said bottom to the Run on the lefl;
thence, through the land of Phillip Drum to VIM.
Maffit's; thence the nearest and best route to n-
ersect the Sistersvile road. near Sam I Jackson's
q January 81, 1S45. - ssnities9 ,st'bls
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! SHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue of venditioni exponas to me direct
ed from the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
county Ohio, viii Offer Tor sale at public outcry
at the front door of the Court House in the tow n
of Woodsfield, Monroe county, Ohio, on Monday
the l4th dayof April, lS45, between the hours
of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock P. Nj. of said
day, the following described real estate to witt
!, Ninety three acres Of land lying and being in
Monroe county, Ohio. and described as follows 10
wit; lying in the south west quarter Of section
No. 8, township z, and range s, commencing for
the same TO run soIth at the mouth of Henry
Feslers lane said line, directly on the east side
of the Barnesve and McConnelsville state road;
thence south to stake, near the north west corner
of lands sold by Daniel Bates and wife u Charles
Arndt; thence to the corner of said Arndt's land;
thence down Buffalo creek to certain stake or
stone, planted as a corner stone; thence a alitte
north of west, 10 rods, on straight line to Q
stone on the top of the bank; thence little east
Of north on straight line 80 and half rods to a
corner stone in the creek. about rods south east
from an elm tree Is inches in diameter, thence
down said creek. to the section line on the south
side Of said qr; thence east along said section line
to the e corner OF said or Aise certain tract or
parcel of land lying in said county and in the north
west quarter Of section II, township z and range
8, in the GAINESVILLE land district, commencing for
the same on the north line Of said quarter section
near where the two Buffalo forks come together
on the east side; thence east along said section
line 70 stake in run near the edge Of the road
about midway east and west Of the east half Of
said quarter on said line; thence south along the
foot of the hill or bank, to stone, at the south
east extremity Of said bill; thence west within 20
rods Of the west line of said east half quarter;
thence south to the Buffalo creek; thence down
the mesnderings Of the creek to the place Of be-
ginning, containing 20 acres more or less-s Taken
as the property Of John s. McFarland az the suit
Of William Shaw
THOMAS MITCHELL. Jr, Sheriff
Sheriff s Office, February 2l, 1S45.
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STATE OF ONO, MoNRoE CO. IS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Sarah Graham. Divorce and Alimony lt
-s vs.. WILLLd.H GRHif.HyH Will
william Graham. 2 take moiios that Sarah
Graham, sheretofore, to wit; on, the slst day Of
January, A. D. ls45, filed her petition in the Office
Of the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas, in
and for the county and state aforesaid setting forth
amoag other things that the plaintiff and defend.
convicted or bigamy BY the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Guernsey county, and that be is now i'm
prisoned in the Penitentiary for that crime; and
praying that the marriage contract heretofore ex-
istipg between the plaintiff and defendant be dis
solved, and that aliIneny be granted 20 the plaintiff
&c. The said petition will be Tor hearing at the
next term Of the court ,ot Cpmmpu Pleas aforesaid
Vi sssT.6 ls h, M -. ,SARAE, GRAHAM.
pa,ssI ,tiil By TlpsAIL 4 KELLY, her Atl',ys.
tssF eDfnary 5st0ao, eilss ti9an aaets 10 y iss
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Notices
A. F. ROSS, Editor.

aNOtice-lS hereby given that petition will
10, be presented to the Commissioners
OF Monroe county, Ohio, at their next session in
March, 1876, praying for the establishment of a
County Road, to commence at the road leading
from Sunfish Creek to John d. Glenn's, at or near
james E. Masters saw mill, on said Masters land,
in Adams township in said county, thence to run
through the land Of Cephas Hart, thence the near.
est and best route to thesouth east corner of the
land Of Elijah Mcmahon, thence west along the
south line of said McMahon's land to the land Of
Joseph Miner, thence to run about 70 rods along
the south side of said Miners land, thence oh the
north side of said line to the school house on the
corner Of Joseph Jeffies' land, thence the nearest
and best route to intersect the graded road on the
run west of George Mason's s,s, aastasa
~ .iF ~ q 4 MANY PETITIONERS.
January 81, IS46. 80 ..s 0l.tr
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RETURN OF THE EXILES.

III i
Last Saturday morning. says thc 81. Adams, Vt.
Republican, the quiet of our little village was sud
denly brokeninuponbyt the arrival, from the South
Of thrty-eight Of the Canadians, exiled to Van Die
mans Lend for participation 10 the troubles Of
1887. It's nearlytwo years since the British gov.
ernment pardone d their offences, and gave Them
liberty to return to Their homes. Since that time
they have been at work to the necessary funds
to enable them to reach their own shores They
appeared healthy. well dressed, and in high spirits,
and spoke well Of the treatment they had received
at the hands oi the British authorities Two Of
them, on returning to their homes, where they had
expected to meet the smiles and joyful tears o their
wives, found that these last had supplied their pa.
ces with other lords. u 1glia@ ssiM hGssct 4
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

HlY virtue of . decree of the Court of Common
~ Pleas of Monroe County in the State ol
Ohio, at their September term, A. d. 1874, in the
case OF Sweeney s. Matthews against Thomas Les
lie, viii be offered for sale at public out.cry at the
front door Of the court house in the town OF Woods.
field, in said county, on Wednesday, the 26th day
of March next, at IL O'Clock, NJ, on said day the
following described lands and tenements, situate in
said county, to wit a tract ofsland purchased by
Johnston Leslie Of job Williams, aud is bounded
on the west by lands Of Ann Copeland, on the
south by lands ofIsaac Beardmore, on the east and
north by lands owned by Job Williams, containing
ten acres of ground; appraised at $225. =
e ss WIN. OKEY, Mas. Com'r,
y ssus9 Ist"3 GF Monroe Common Pleas.
! Feb 81 lS45 s.t ~. -.f I, ..atfl. fIf.iil4
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Road Notice.

iA,PETITION will be presented to the commits.
sioners of Monroe county. at their next session,
praying for the vacation Of part Of the State road
conmepcing at the Ohio River opposite the flats
Of Grave Creek, running thence by Woods6eld,
In Monroe county, through the township Of Water
ford in Washington county to intersect the graded
State road from Marietta to Athens, at or near the
town Of Pleasanton; said vacntion To commence
on the land of John Knapp in Switzerland town.
ship, and terminate ON the lands Of Daniel Gates
isgis i8% n 81 ABEL BROWN.
syg.,s, ass t. Sssih DANIEL STUKEY.f
!. January 25. 1916. AAsa Ms1. tAlslAAN q
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Road Notice.

Apetiiion will be presented to the Commission
ers Of Monroe County OHIO, at their next session,
for county road, commencing at the town of Leb.
anon in the township Of Bethel. and from thence,
following the dividing ridge between the waters
Of Duck Creek and little Muskingum, to run the
nearest aud best way to the town Of Bethel in the
saId township Of Bethel. and from thence, follow.
ing the above mentioned dividing ridge, to run the
nearest and best way to intersect the county road
leading from the mouth Of the road Fork.of Duck
Creek to the town of Summerfeld, at or near Abra.
ham Forsheysin the township Of Franklin.
January "a, l845. ~"
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ROAD NOTICE.
THERE will be petition presented to the col

THERE will be petition presented to the com
nissioners Of Monroe county, Ohio, on the first
Monday Of March. 1915, praying for the location
OF county road, commencing at or near James
Towns, in said county, thence south westerly
course the best route to the top of Sunfsh hill,
near WIN. Trimbly's; thence the nearest and best
route to or near John Hurds barn; thence the best
route to or near Samuel B. Hurd's, thence the
nearest and best route to pass near David Howards
thence the nearest and best route to ntersect
the Woodsfeld and Fishing Greek road, near to
Jones' Mill on Cranes Nest -
t5a9ii 7hc 93.4u 'aae A PETITIONER.
"a January a. 1S45. s.s..i4-.,f tosp l.,f E,s -I7
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Rood Notice.

rEHERE will be a petition presented to the
Trustees OF Seneca township, Monroe county,
Ohio, on the first Monday OF March, ls45, praying
for the location of IA township road, commencing
at or near the Horse Run where it crosses the
er's, thence to the top Of the Ridge near LeoniJas
Heskett's thence to the State Road, between the
farm Of Yachel Barnes, and the town Of Summer.
field. Sy,,., rt,., z.5 ,r,t6,5 A PETITIONER.
December 9th, 1914. 434w
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Road Notice.

A PETITION will be presented to the Commis-
missioners of Monroe county, Ohio, at their next
session, praying for the establishment OF County
Road, beginning at New Castle, in Green town.
ship in said county, thence through the lands ol
Adam Myers, thence through the lands of Robert
through the lands of -Wm Watkins, and others, to
the ridge road, one mile west Of John D. Glenn's
lin Adams township. nv A PETITIONER
Is January 81, lS45, q sal 'lTis.f i"t.tri
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ROAD NOTICE.

THERE will be petition presented to the Trus-
tees of Malaga Township, Monroe county, Ohio,
on the first Monday of March, ls45. praying for
the location Of a township road, commencing at
or near the Run where il crosses the new road
leading from Malaga to Louisville at Robert Coop
sers. thence in south west direction, TO Jacob
Bintz's Saw Mill, and thence about west to tie
county road. A PETITIONER.
January % I2l5 - rH Ent tHar a.-i'NS
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+ From The New Orleans Courier Extra, Feb 6.
LATE AND IMPOTANT FROM MEXICO

The Nstcs IF Santa Annals capture
.l'l - lfmaac coajfrmsdu! ~
By the arrival of the schooner Water Witch,
Capt. Dupeire, al a late hour last night from Vers
Cruz, we are in receipt Of full files Of Mexican pa.
pers to the ed ultl inclusive. Owing to the late.
ness Of the hour at which the papers came TO hand
we have not had time to examine ou: files minute
ly, norhsve wespace for long extracts-this even
ing or tomorrow we hope to be able TO- give full
particulars, The most important news by this ar
rival is the confirmation of the account previously
given In our paper, Of the capture Of Santa Anna.
The minister Of Exterior Relations announced to
the Mexican Congress on the l7th ult. the fact ol
Santa Annals capture. and read the following off
cIal note conveying the intelligence a'r'i-F
EHEApQUAnTERs OF rcoNsrrrurIoSAL MILITIA
At Jico, half-past 8 o'clock. Z
i HIS excelIeney Don Antonio Lopez de Santa
Anna, has just been brought in by four of our men,
and is now iiI our power. ] am in too much haste
to write the particulars before tomorrow. w
PEDRO LLERA.
To His Excellency the Minister of Exterior Rela-
tions. JALApPA, January Is.
The minister further informed Congress that
Santa Anna would be conducted to the fortress oi
Perote, to await the decision Of government. 2
Approximation, dated January l4th. announced
the reestablishment of peace in Mexico, and invit-
ed the citizens to return to their homes. The
members forming the provisional government oi
isil have been requested to form part Of the as
sembly under the same charter. The commanding
officers at Vera Cruz and TamauIipas have address
ed thanks to the soldiers Under their command
We learn verbally that Santa Anna, previous to
his defeat, entered PuebIa, pilaged and burnt the
town and butchered the inhabitants. His army Of
10, 900 TO $4,000 men turned against him. and he
now remains without friend to his cause. Y Cen
Ampudia had beenrecslled, and replaced by Mar
tinez. aAmpudia declared thar ali he had done wa.
by order Of Santa Anna. II is said to be the opin.
ION Of well Informed people in Mexico, that Santa
Anna, viii be shot, but that he will be- kept fol
some time to try to gethim 10, disclose where his
treasure 70, before theyexecute him. N II Il
Apassenger who came IN the Water Witch re.
ports that Santa Anna left aPerote under a strong
escort forsthe city Of Mexico, on the 10th ult
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Road Notice

THERE win be petition presented to the Com
misionep Of Monroe county. Ohio, at their March
Term, praying for o Couaty Road at grade moi
exceeding 1--WE and half degrees. .---said Road 10
cammenceat the town Of Sardis. in ssidlcounty
thence the nearest and best Iop,eso as toipterseci
,hel Fishing Greek and ,Woods6eld Road st OF
near Joseph CaldweIls. ~ Is &, "a yIsssl IS
w. xoiss, k,s,sNuu. MANY PETITIONERS 4
!, January o. l8i5.rusa- 3 tiiYl leaisslsH f4sit
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BY CowES & JEwErr, his Att,
December "a, 1s44.-'43.6w
MARSHALL'S SALE.

RY virtue Of the command Of an alias yenditiom
exponas to me directed from the Circuit Court
Of the United States for the District Of Ohio. will
offer for sale at public outcry, at the front door Of
the courthouse in the town Of Woodsiieid, Nom
roe county, Ohio, on Tuesday the lIth day Of
March, 1916, at ~ O'Clock NJ On said day, the fol-
lowing described real estate lying and being in said
county Of Monroe, to wit; Lots number S and 10
in the town Of Beasville. also lot number IL in
Lnn's addition to the said town Of BeaIIsvie, with
all and singular the improvements thereon, taken
in execution as the property Of John Linn, fnow
deceased, al the suit OF SewelI, Baugher & Co.
JOHN McELvAIN, Marshall,
" t's 4fs By CORNELIUS 0KEY, ~
, February z. ls45. 49'5w Deputy Marshall.
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE --ON SATUR-
day. the FIRST day Of March. 1915, between the
hours Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and o'clock, P. M. Of
said day, on the premisesin In Green township, Mon
roe eos,nty Ohio will be sold 70 the highest bidder
the following real estate. as the pfopef Of David
McKelyey, deceased, to wit: one hundred and
sixteen acres Of land in section sixteen, in said
Green township. Terms, one third cash ID hand.
one tEird in six months, and the residue IN twelve
months, with interest from the dag of sale Tobe
sold By order Of The Court Of Common Plea, of
Belmont county, Ohio.
JOSEPH McKELvEY, Adninistrs,os
q February 7, 1876.
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Road Notice.

THERE will be petition presented to the Com.
missioners Of Monroe county, Ohio, at their next
meeting praying for the location and establishment,
OF County Road, commencing at the State Road
on Cats Run, at or near William Fraley's; thence
up the left Fork to the mouth of Right; thence up
said Fork through the lands of Daniel Fonkhouser;
thence through the lands Of A. McVeigh, to inter.
sect the State Road leading from Beallsville to
Powhstan point. s.aaaf sssp4a.
January 81 l845