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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-23

Eidred Howrrton and Muscoc Garrett, Defendants.
The nsi subpoena and attachment issued against the
defendants in this not having been executed on
the defendant Howeron, and II appearing by satisac-
tory evidence that he is resident of this Common
wealth. il is ordered that the said defendant do appeur
here on the first Monday in September next that being
rule day, and The plaintiffs BILL aud that CO.
by CT this order be forthwith inserted II some newspa-
per published in the city Of Richmond for eight weeks
SUCCESSFULLY and that GEc.sr copy thereof be posed
at the front door of the Courthougc OF this county
ACopy-Tests,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-23
BEAUTIES OF THE WING PRESS

We find these choice nnreeaur scattered through
the National Wing. They are all tTueot course.
The "auhorily" is unimpeachable:
SrcaEing OF MIR. Tyler rs ha"ing come ont
for Tay lor, Prentice (thr Louisville Jonraal) says
that in free county, where every man joins
whatever party he rlcases, popular party must
OF course expcc, 10 have good MAN. rascala in
liz ranks.
ave understand that Wise, when he comes
back intends 10 lake The stump for Taylor. Just
think of such vile rencgades as Wise, Mallory,
1'allmadee, and others Of like stamp, coming
out for Taylor Richmond lsoutteracr.
good cause suffers nothing from the support
Of bad men.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-23
From The niom.l-OFFICIAL.
I1Ip0P'IANT


Correspondence bCtreen HE Secretary Of .Sidfc and
he Mexican Government, feL.tire 10 tic Mission
Of Mr.. Irist.
Anfrtra OF The Republican, Of Mexico, of The
26thTuf June, has been received al Inc Depart
meni OF Stale, containing copies OF Two notes
from the Minister Of Foreign Affairs Of Mexico,
dated the 22d OF June last, and translation Of
The lelIer addressed 10 the Mexican Government,
by cur Secretary Of State, on The l5,h OF April
previous. We here present tlansaions Of The
twu notes frsl mentioned, together with copy in
the original OF Mr.. Buchanan's letter; all of which
will doubtless lie read with interest in every part
OF our country.
Historical documents published in the Repp5lieano
Of The 2S,d Of Jtnc, lS47.
TTRaNsLAruNl
DEPARTMENT or ISTERNAL AND FoREoN RELA-
To he NEST erce!lent Secretaries Of tic Sovereign
Congress
Cop AND LlBERTY-NieXico, June 20 1S1T.
Mosl excellent Sirs By order OF his Excellen-
cy,rhc President I'D interim OF the Republic, as
resolved IN council Of Ministers, have The ho-
nor 10 place in The hands OF your eYcelicncies,
Ina, you may submit il 10 The sovereign Congress,
at lis first meeting, a copy OF the Official note, ad-
dressed by the Secretary Of STATE Of the United
States 10 this Government, under date OF the 18th
OF April last, in which he declares that the Pre-.
sidcnl OF lha! Republic intends to despatch, as a
commissioner, 10 the headquarters OF Inc army
operating in Mcxico, Nj, holas +. Trist, Esq.
with lull powers 10 conclude dcfnlive treaty Of
peace with The Mexican Uniei States.
likewise transmit 10 your escellencies, ioi
communication 10 the sovereign Congress 4 ca
| ~ OF the answer which the most exce.ieal Pfesi
dent resolved, in council Of Ministers, 10 have
made 10 the above mentioned noe; his cXcclen
cy feeling assured thai The august assembly, Il
whic! is reserved The determination on the attain
10 which The present communication relates, viii
despatch il with the prompincss and wisdom 10 BE-
expected from It's patriotism and lis distinguished
enlightenment
repeat to your excellcncies, on this occasion
| The assurances Of my high consideration.
DOMINGO IBARRA.
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Copy-TPste,
JOHN HUNTER, c. l..

IN CHANCERY. -V,ncra.. AT Rules held in the
4 Clerks Office OF EascS conat: Court, on Monday,
the 7th day oi June, loi'
Thomas Durham, Piain:in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-23

TN CHANCERY-VIRoisIA: AT rules holden In tho
Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and chancery, for The county Of Accomack, on the
18th day of June, lsl7:
Thomas Hickman, b. 6. ana john T. Wise, Pitts:
against
Anu c. Taylor, Littleton A. Human, Levi Dix and
Co,ner c. Htnman Defendants.
The defendant, Colmer c. Human, no; having
tered hs appearance aud given security according 10
the af assembly and the rules OF ths Court, and
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is not an
inhabtan, of this allh, ia ordered, that
the said Colner Human do appear here the first
day OF the next October term of the said Court and
the bill Of the PLAINTIFFS and that copy of this
order he -forthwith Inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in the city of Richmond, for two months success
svely and posted at the front door Of the Court House
Of this county.
Atrue Copy. Teste, u. AlLWORTI,
Deputy for Thomas R. 1oynes, q. 8. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-23

The New Orleans National, Wing, publishes
the following interesting extract from manu-
script work upon Upper California, from the
pen Of "a very scientific man, eminenlly capable
Of giving information OF value 10 those who con.
template moving to California" The National
says, that these sketches twill be found Of inter-
est, more particularly as they relate to that par'
OF Mexico, ph,ca all parties i" This country agree
must become part ri The United Stalcs."
But The Wing and MIR. Bous say, that The
Wing party are opposed to the acquisition Of a
single foot of this "worhless, or more than
worthless" territory. Which speaks The true
Wing doctrine
SAN FRANCISCO BAY, CALIFORNIA.
An opportunity occurring, embarked on board
of small trading schooner, TO pay Visit TO The
Bay of San Francisco, the most splendid one IN
California.
A plcasan. RIM of TWO days from Monterey
brought the vessel in which Ijourned TO the mouth
of the bay which is peculiar, and will always al
trac, attention for The facilities il presents TO be
strongly defended at little cost and for lis very
picturesque appearance. The entrance 10 The
bay is excellent, il being fully half mile wide.
On The south rises q high rocky point, on The top
Of which are the ruins Of an old Spanish tVrt-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-23

We have received from the publishers, Messrs.
Drinker & Morris, and shall take occasion to
notice al an early day, Tae's Diges!ed Index OF
The Virginia Reporls-a work which has just
been presented 10 The Virginia Bar by one Of its
most industrious and useful members.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-23

The Secretary of The Navy, acting UNDER he
advice If The Attorney General, has declined en-.
ering into contract for The construction Of any Of
the floating docks named in Ike law Of The last
session, uni! Congress On view OF all The cir
cumslances, shall enlarge the powers OF The de-
par'Teni, with such limitations and rrs!IchonS
as >hall be deemed j'asl AID proper The rrohi-
bi,on in .hc case is found in an act of Congress
II 1920, which provides, that "ao contract shall
hereafter be made by The Secretary Of State, or oil
The Treasury or Of The Departments Of War, or
the Navy, except under law authorizing The
same, or under an appropriation adequate 10 us
fuiflmcnf." The laller condition failing, he
whole matter is postponed ill the next session OF
Congress Before the fnal step was taken, The
patenees refused 10 sell their patent rights.
The Union says:
ain The mean lime, he Qhe Secretary Of the
Navy will proceed in The most expeditions and
economical manner TO collect materials neccs-
sary 10 meet The objects OF The law, and appli-
cable TO such plan as may DC adopted.
"The Secretary has moi made preference OF
plan OF deck, because, when that is done, all
competition ceases; but his purpose is 10 execute
the law 10 The extent OF the means appropriated,
without infringing the patent rights OF The propre-
tors; and the necessary orders are gwen 10 car
ry this purpose into effect"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-23

Upon a writ
Of supersedeas
to a judgment
of the Circuit
Sup'r Court of
Law T. Chan
Gerry, held for
the town Of
Petersburg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-23
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

I N the Circuit Superior Court of Law und Chancery
for FRINGE Edward County,
bagwell, Smith and Jones, and Wadsworth, Turner
& Co., Plaintiffs
against
A. d. Dickinson, Trustee of II. Thwea,t and
other Defendants.
All persons entitled to distribution in the Trust
Fund, created by dsed from Il. Thwealt and wife, in
tne3procerdings In this suit mentioned bearing date Old
APRIL lS42 are hereby notified this SECOND time, that
this cause Is now opened before me, and they are
warned that. unless they ho with me on or before
Thursday, the 22d day OF July, l8i7 their debts and
evidences Of debt they be excluded from parci-
patton IN aad Trust Funds; aud that t,ne the Of
nee OF Watkins & Southuii, in Farmve, shall exc
cute the decres made in this cause on tie first day of
May, 1877. F. N. WATKINS, Commissioner.
Farmville, July l--cw4w
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery
for The county of Prince Edward:
Mckinney, Walker and Kyle &c, Plaintiffs:
against
n. |. Venable and other defendants.
by direction OF The Court, hereby give second
button in the Trust Fund created by the deed In The
CURED TO present 10 their Claims with the evidences
Vile, before the 22d day of July, Is47; and, by
like direction, hereby "warn them" that, ION failure
TO do SO, they will be excluded from all participation In
tho Trust Fund" shall, al that Tins I'D place, pro
coed to the further execution VI the order made In this
cause the first day Of May, 1912.
F. n. WATKINS, Commissioner.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-10
PUBLIC MEETING.

Pursuant TO notice, meeting Of the citizens
OF Howard county was held in the Court House
in Fayetle, on Monday, the 9Th inst.
The meeting was organized by the election o.
Of Maj. URiEL SEBREE, Chairman, and J. T
CLEvELAND, Secretary.
The object Of the meeting was explained BY
Weston F. Birch. Esq, who suggested the pro
priety Of an adjournment TO Saturday next.
Gen. J. B. Clark, offered the following resolu
ton which was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the chair appoint committee
OF nine. to draft preamble and resolutions, ex
pressive OF the sense Of this meeting, and make
a report thereof to the adjourned meeting on Sat
urday next.
The chairman appointed The following persons
in compliance with the above resolution
w. F. Birch, J. J. Lowry ]. B. Clark, c. F
Jackson, w. D. Swinney, G. G. P. Hill, J. T
Cleveland, VIM. McNair, and Roland Hughes.
The meeting then adjourned to Saturday mex,
at 1 o'clock. U. SEBREE, Chm'n.
J. T, CLEVELAND, Sec'y.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-10
l. TER!
THE GLORIOUS DETAILS
OF THE
Battle of Bu ma Vista.
From the New Orleans Del,a-27th ult.

FROM tne NEW OrleanS Deud-SUn ult.
On the 22d the enemy were deserted, approach.
ing over the distant hills. At their appearance,
the volunteers raised great shout, end gave three
tremendous cheers.
The enemy had with them thirty two cannon,
mostly large calibre. Their fire though kept up
very briskly, and apparently well manned, did 50
little execution in our ranks that it was not
deemed necessary to return it. Our cannon were
therefore silent the whole OF the 22d. Eight or
ten killed and wounded were the extent OF the
casualties sustained by our army on the 22d.
During the day an officer approached our lines
with flag Of truce, and requested to be shown
TO Gen. Taylor. The brave old man was sitting
quietly on his old white charger, with his leg
over the pommel Of the saddle. watching the
movements OF the enemy, when the Mexican OF,
fcer was presented. In a very courteous and
graceful manner, the officer stated "that he had
been sent by his Excelency, Gen. Santa Anna
to his Excellency, Gen. Taylor, to inquire in the
most respectful manner, what he [Gen. Taylor
was waiting for?" From the silence OF General
Tsylor's batteries. and the quiet manner in which
] be received Santa Annals terrific cannonading
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-10
Extract of letter from our Senior, dated,
BooNyILLE. April 9TH. 1S47.

DooN'lLLE' APIil tlH, lCft.
had the pleasure last night Of witnessing a
most splendid celebration in this city, gotten up
in honor Of the glorious victory achieved by Gen.
Taylor at the battle Of Buena Vista.
Night was turned into day, by brilliant illu
mination. Cannon were fired at intervals, and
the glorious stars and stripes were flowing to the
breeze in different parts Of the city. The Boon
vile Band RECALLED the citizens with martial mu
sic, and the streets were thronged with men, wo
men and chldren-whch. taken altogether, pre-
scented scence indeed worth beholding.
All speak Of Gen. Taylor in the highest terms
both wings and democrats, and concur in opin
ion that no human efforts can keep him from the
Presidential chair.
The greatest excitement prevails here in regarc
to the fate OF the Castle of San Juan de Uloa
but there appears to be no doubt but our troops
will be victorious. Yours, BENSON.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-10

JOSEPH YOUNG, of Old Franklin, com.
mtted suicide last Monday evening, by
cutting his throat with razor. He was a
man of Incorporate habits, and had been
on spree several weeks previous TO his
death,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-10

~We are again in the regular receipt
of the mail. Tuesdays stage brought a
large mail, but not as late dates as had been
received. 1t will take one or two trips to
get all the back mails up. A four horse
coach runs from Fulton to Columbia, and
a two horse vehicle from that place TO
Glasgow.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-10

NOBLE Acr.-A Mexican physician residing
in Camargo. says the Flag, has received letter
from surgeon at Satillo, dated two days after
the battle, which states that General Taylor per
mitted Santa Anna TO have all his wounded con
yeyed into Saltillo and rendered him surgical aid
from his own army.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-10
GEN. TAYLOR.

We place the name of General TAYLOR
at our mast head for President. Enough
will be found in our paper to-day, concern
ing the old Hero, to excuse US from adding
any thing more.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-10
columns.

"A public meeting of the citizens of
Fayette, will be held in the Court House
this Saturday evening, at early candle
lighting, to take into consideration the pro.
priety of constructing a railroad from
this place to Glasgow.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-10
PUBLIC MEETING.

A Public Meeting of the citizens of
Howard county, favorable to the nomina.
ton of Major General ZACHARY TAY-
LOR, for President of the United States,
will be held in Fayette, on Saturday, the
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-10

Col. Cummings, appointed Major General
by the President and Senate at the same
time with COL Benton, has also declined to
accept the office.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-10

UFWe devote large portion of our
paper to-day, TO the news from the army,
believing every thing connected with it is
more anxiously looked for than any thing
else we could give our re aders.
We will pay our respects to our neigh
Dor, of the Democrat" when we have
news of less stirring interest to fill up our
columns.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-10
10th instant.


George Safarrans,
William r. Snelson,
John Wilson,
Jesse Riddlesbarger
Samuel c. Major,
Pleasant Wilson,
Henry w. Kring,
Weston +. Birch,
William Everett,
Clark ii. Green,
Robert r. Prewitt,
Andrew ]. Herndon
Joseph Bonnet,
John A. Johnson,
Reuben Watts.
Federal Walker,
Hardin Yates,
Garrison Patrick,
A. J. Swackhammel
James s. White,
Robert l.. Coleman,
J. w. Patton.
William Taylor,
Jno. w. Payne,
r. w. Simpson,
James P. Hill,
Moses Burton,
Tilford Burton,
s. II. Ransberger,
D. w. Hickman.
William Pulliam,
T. F. Dinwiddie,
]. C.. Darby.
Thomas w. Davies
A. Mitchell,
s. T. Preston.
William Shores.
VIM. B. Rhoades
Jas. Hooker
Benjamin Holiday
John G.. Eaton
10 Davis
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-10

Solomon p. Mitchell
A. J. Willis,
James Bradley,
George w. Bonnell,
George M. Tracy,
James L. Andre VIZ,
w. B. Hanna,
J. II. Shepherd,
Henri Nabring,
Joseph Cooper,
George r. Estill,
Thomas p. Todd,
Robert M. Patrick,
B. A. Shepherd,
R. r. Bohannon,
David d. Stewart,
Abel Marley,
VIM. Probst,
. w IT Tucky
Charles Owens,
John N. Kring,
Thomas Jones,
A. F. Hanna,
Otway B. Hix,
Isaac Pierson,
Robert Brown,
James Marley,
G. II. Brooks,
J. c. Woods,
John D. Perry,
Jno. B. Snelson,
Joseph Carey,
John Harvey,
J. c. Ogden,
John H. Estill,
Milton Payne,
John B. Clark, 81
Jesse Cornelius
Thomas A. Grigsby
A. Leonard
c. B. Harding
Thomas Earl
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-10
TOWN ELECTION.

The election on Monday resulted as fol-
lows:
President-WM. r. SNELsoN.
Trustees-Wm. r. Dickerson, John N.
Kring, Weston F. Birch, John Scaffroth
and Robt. T. Prewitt.
A very good selection; and we hope TO
see them set themselves to work in earnest,
for there is much to be done.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-10

St. Louis city has fallen into the hands
of the ocofocos, shook and line" The
following is the vote for Mayor:
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-09-14
DRs. WOOD AND BEACHE.

Publishers of the United States Dispensatory
in Philadelphia, and Professors OF Material
Medica and Pharmacy in the University oil
Pennsylvania, say, experience among regu-
lar practitioners would seem to have placedthe
efficacy of.he SarsaparilIa beyound reas-
enable doubt. lis most extensive and useful
application is 10 the treatment Of secondary
diseases. and shattered state of the system
which sometims follows the imprudent use
of mercury, There can be no doubt bu! it is
one of the best Medicines now in use, par
ticularly,when il is mixed with the Extracts
oil Tomatoes,
1t is often said that all Medicine putup IN
this form is recommended 10, cure all com
plants which flesh is heir to; burit is not so
with this but can recommend with the
utmost confidence, and the experience Of
three or four years, the use Of the Sarsapa-
riIla and Tomato Bitters, and | do know
that they are most certain remedy for all
complaints arising from the Impurities of the
Blood, Disarrangement Of the digestive or
gans, and Irregularities Of the Bowels, all
Bilious affections,
For sale,by w, P. Russell Middlebury
and by dealers in medicines generally.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-09-14

ly invites the attention of P arents and TIE act
ers TO system of Grama,ic Readers, No.
2 and by Edward Hazen, A. NJ. published
BY J. S. Red6eld, of New York.
The proposition TO establish Teachers
Institute met with cordial reception, and re-
suited in the adoption of the following reso-
luton.
Resolved. That Messrs. George Smith
and L. d. Gregory be appointed Commit
tee with the County Superintendent, to pros
ecute, without delay, the eminenlly importan,
object OF establishing Teachers Institute for
Addison County.
Voted. that the publishers OF theCounty pa
pers DE offered copy of the proceedings Of
this Convention for insertion. After which
the Convention adjourned.
l.. ID. GREGORY, Chairman.
Henry MILES Secretary.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-09-14
School Convention,

A Convention of Teachers and friends Of
Common Schools Of Addison County was
cid pursuant TO public notice at the Town
Room. Middlebury. Sept.7, 1917.
The Convention was called TO order by l..
L. Tiden, Superinte ndent for the County.
l.. D. Gregory was appointed Chairman,
and Henry Mills Secretary.
l.. l.. Tilden, ). p. Lathrnp and Simon
Bottom were appointed Committee TO pre-
pare business for the Convention.
L. l.. Tilden. on the part OF said commit
tee reported the following resolutions
Resolved, That this Convention recon-
mend TO the Prudential Committees of our
school districts not TO employ Teachers who
have not certificate Of license before COM
mencing their schools; which, after a full
discussion by l.. l. TiIden, J. L. Edgerton.
S. p. Lathrop, l.. d. Gregory and others,
was adopted.
The following gentlemes were appointed
a committee 10 recommend books TO be used
in our district schools. viz, l.. ID. Gregory,
George Smith. David Hopkins, Sylvester
Doud, and S. P. Lathrop. Adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
Met according to adjournment.
The committee Of oveuures presented the
following resolutions.
Resolved, That we recommend that por-
ton of Scripture be read daily, as devotion
al exercise in the schools Of this County. A
dopted without discussion.
Resolved, Thatwe recommend TO Teach
crs and Parents the School Journal as wor-
thy Of their patronage.
The resolution was fully discussed by Prof.
Twiniug, L. D. Gregory, J. l.. Edgerton, l..
L. Tilden H. Miles, S. Bottom, Sylvester
Doud, A. X. Brush and others, aud adopted.
l.. d. Gregory on the part Of the Commit
tee on school books, recommended the use
Of the following.-Russell and Goudsbury's
series of Reading books, Wells Grammar,
Greenleaf's Mental Arithmetic, Smiths quar-
to and First book of Child's Geography and
Colburn's Mental Arithmetic.
In relation to Adams Arithmetic and Web
ster's Spelling Book, they being in such gen.
eraI use, il was deemed not advisable to pro-
pose any change at this time.
On motion Of Prof. TwiuIng, the report
was amended by the following resolutions.
Resolved, That il in any schools IN the
County change is made in arithmetics, this
Convention recommends Davies Common
School Arithmetic.
Resolved, That we disapprove Of the use
OF KEYS 10 the case OF any arithmetic whatev-
er.
And after heightened and interesting dis
cussion, in which Prof. Twinins, S. P. Lath-
ROB, DR.. Merrill, and several otheis partciPa-
ted, the report was adopted.
After an exhibition of MitchelPs outline
maps, accompanied with explanatory remarks
by c. o. Kimball, also set Of Bliss outline
maps exhibited by L. T. Clark, the following
resolution was adopted.
Resolved. That this Convention recon-
mends the use of outline maps in the study oil
Geography, in our district schools.
Alter listening to the remarks of Mr.: Eos
ter, setting forth The claims Of HazeD's Gram-
NAUTICAL Reader and Composition Book, the
following resolution was adopted.
Resolved, That this Convention earnest
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-09-14
&ggLLIgGYEE
FEMALE SEMINARY,

This Institution, now IN fourlshing condition
will be opened for the reception ofpupils the com
ing year with greatly increased facilities for In
structiOns, on Wednesday, Sept LIST.
1t is the design of the Trustees and the Prin
cipal of the Seminary to render this Institution
inferior to none, while they will attempt to max,
it superior TO most others Tor thorough practlca
and finished education for young Ladies, render
ing them competent to discharge, with ability and
honor, tine severe and varied duties which the ex
egencies of our country demand at their hands.
The course of study prescribed in this lnstitu
ton and the means of instruction adopted are
thought TO be peculiarly ana appropriately "uAP'
cd 10 accomplish llS uesrole enc ord bonnines.
MIth uue nta ~ far b;@ber ras1ard !.