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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-27
PRESCRIPTION

Gen. Taylor Declared, thai II be should
BE- elected, he would b. The Pfssden, Of The
people. and not Of party lie has violated
BIS pledge - Burden Of me Looofoco
press.
The mean and nsrfcw views Of the To-
eoioco Pfcss, expressed m regard 10 she re-
movals from office by Gen Taylor, arr
chamctcnsuc " 80 spifi. and 10 universal
poi,y. The whole bcnth, OF Govcfnment
seems 10 their view TO consN 10 the awards
OF Office. and tho entire duly and rcspousi.
bilay Of President, 10 BE- composed OF Of
hcial appointments. Ia the defeat which
the I>oeoiocos have recently suffered, they
bemoau no fail Of cherished principles
they amcn, not the loss Of their iavoriic ad
min,aration nor do they look 0rAafd
wnh those iorebojings to he defeat Of o.
oo.oeo measures, which they should feel, II
they believe what they have ever iaug hit
Ne they zee only the spoiIs slipping from
their greedy fingers, and all other consider.
atons are lost 10 the dire calamity From
the loud -moUthei Union' to the rcmolca
and minutost echo Of that csrpng aud viii.
ning sheet, we hear nothing but The wall Of
a behaved party, weeping ljr ils children.
Tor behold they are not. To this wall are.
added eurses and accusations Of hlschood
and dupl'cily. aad imbeciity, aud every ep.
tibet that can be brought ia to give Ian
gusge to rage, and words 10 anger that feels
itself impolcul
The President is accused Of having bro
ken bis pledges, ia the removal Of Demo
Gratis from Office. lie pledged himself TO
be the Presidenl OF the people say the 10
cofoco press, mud such. thus far, We assert
has he proved hmselfio be- Gen Taylor
found, with rare exceptions, every office
within his giit IN the hands Of The Locofo-
cos. lie found ia many States that were
by n large majority Wing IN politics, every
office, from a four penny Post Office 10 a
Colleetorship, occupied by men who were
obnoxious to the people by reason Of their
politics, and who rendered lhems, Ives HllI
more so by a sale Of themselves soul and
body 10 the purposes OF purchasing ad-
miniarauou ile has proved hmse'f en-
phatieally tho President Of the people by
removing such men, and giving their Offices
to those whom the majority oil The poop
approved.
The Locolocos, ia all this hue and CIV
about prose- ipIon, arc either very vain, or
very Inconsistent. they cilhcr appropri-
ale TO themselves exclusively the 'ilc ofqhe
people or wish to have Gea Taylor acl
the patron and President Of their own party
by what power ofhgc they make them
selves believe, that a distribution Of Gov
ornmentaI patronage among the parties Of
the Union IS prescription, Is beyond our sa
gscay 10 determining But we question
whether they do make themselves believe
It. There has never, in the political hislo,
~ Of our country, been 50 reckless and
shameless n war waged uron an admins,
trauon, rs there is now in progress upon
thu, Of Gen Taylor by the Office shorn tools
ofIhe Polk Democracy. There is no sin.
ccrhy in the query II is all a hypocrli
cal cant. and an over greedy appropriation
ola sham political capital -SPring6eId
Republican
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-27
CORRECTION

Mr. Eiiior In late number Of The
Herald there appeared col. ,o'hc ciuzens
Of ROLAND to meet and con .u., upon The
eSpcdlcncy ofhavng acommon school eel.
cbrnton on the fourth Of July. signed "By
order Of the Town Superintendent J.
seems de'irablc TO state ma, there ore rro
Suporen,,ulcns Of Schools ia tbs town.
and tia, The one residing at be Eoa VII
lagc who Is understood to have been iu,cn
ded in The signature 10 the above call gave
no such "ordcr"
SUPERINTENDENT.
Rutland June Goth
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-27
STATE OF VERMONT.

Rutland, S.
Seneca Smith aud Ia Chaucey
Nicholas Rodgers Fusi Judlci1 Circuit
Rutland,
Paltus Kelly, April term lsi9.
w IlEREAS, Seneca Smith, and Mich.
w olas Rodgers Of Diuby IN The county
OF Rutland, have exhibited their bin in
couu at thc present term SrNrING that Pal
ius Kelly OF IInmouth lu Aald county being
indebted 10 tao orators iG the Sums OF hlty-
FIVE dollars payable 90 said Rodgers and
twelve dollars and ninety three cents paya-
bic 10 sad Smith. 900 two notes dated 3d
December 1876 On demand with interest an.
uu1liy, 10 secure the payment thereof OK.
ccu'cd 10 the orators n mortgage deed of tie
same date as aforesaid. OF certain niece or
parcel Of land lyiug and being ia 'llnmoulh
Aforesaid and described IS follows bounded
North hy lands formerly occupied by Seth
Philips, knoNn as the Chapman place, Fast
10y linmouih Pond, so called. South ht lands
formerly owned and occupied by Abraham
G Rodgers, West by the highway. Also one
v Eerp o described Is follows. Nouh.WC
and South by Joseph Rodgers land and East
10y the highway; Also one Other piece,
bounded North 10y 1'nmouih Pond aforesaid
East aud South 10y Joseph Rodgers land,
Hllf " ISL NY ldb.N owned ana occupied DN
Abraham G. Rodgers The three PIECES
said TO contain luluy-lhrcc acres. be the
same more 90 less meaning all the land con.
veYed 10 tie sand Pams Kelly by Ob7dau
Kelly -rcicrrcuce had Ga said conveyance .-
A,No all and any such real estate as said
PaltuS Kelly may own in the town Of TIN
mouth aforesaid, together with an the priyll-
eyes and 1ppunculuccs lhcreuutu belonging;
WITH condition thereto annexed for the re-
dcmpupn Of the same And that said sans
OF money have never been paid. AND Pay.
ING that said defendant may he torcclosed OF
ms equity OF redemption in the same, aud
that the orators may have their writ Of pos
session, and iut their costs.
The usual p'ocess Of subpoena having is
sued aud It appearing that the SAID Palus
Kelly 10 absent from this state and cannot be
notified 10y subpuni 1t IS ordered tina, he
be required TO appear on The first day Of the
next term OF this court, 10 be held At Rutland
IN said county on the second TUESDAY OF
September--A. ID. 1919, then and there to
answer to said hfll and ior this purpose the
substance Of said bill and this order be pub
ilshed three weeks sucCessively in the Rut.
land County Herald, published At Rutland,
the last publication TO be at least twenty
DAYS previous TO the commencement Of said
term, which shall be sufficient notice. Ind
day thereof IS gwen &c.
+. W. HOPKINS, Clerk.
MoRRis II, Cook, Solicitor for Orator.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-27

such 6enjs as Mr. Smith ha' proved himself
TO b.. who under The gafb Of rcli giou. 20
aboul tho country practising crimes oaleu-
LATED 10 oouver macy haPpy homes into
places Of sorrow and mourning. 10 bring
the saercd institution Of marriage into rc-
proach, and to wound the cause Of Chris
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-27
Commissioners Notice.

WE the sub.cribcrs being appointed by tho
w rrobat, court for the district of Rutland
c0mml'-ionrrs 90 receive. examine and adjust all
aims nui demand oi Hl persons against the estate
OF NORRIS REl NOLDS, late Of Rutlnud
ia 'aid district, deceased, represented msol, cnt
and six months from the 18th day of June 1919
being allowed 10y said court for that purpose,
We do therefore hereby give notice that We wih
attend To the business at our snid appointment nt
the dwelling house Of said deceased in RntIaud.
on the second Tuc-days Of September aud Novom-
her next from ten o'clock a. IN until four O'Clock
p m on each Of ,..id days.
DANirt Krtrv }co,r,ni..i,,,,r,
vs.. GfiNoHE, y
Rutland, June % l5I9. p
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-27
rss-The Lananburgh Gazette Iayl

EzS~The Lans,nbutgh Gazette SAYS IL
has evidence lha, tho Rev Il J SNIrH.
who belongs 10 the Golden Rule Institute
iocaiod in that village
Has Tor years bern base hypocrac nud
totally unworthy o('he confidence which
the pabIre hiss rcposcd IN him bu, wc Tor.
bear, and woull have elldly dawn veil
over the whole ccne without publishing
.voa ono syllable 1ron 'he suffice could
Nc have done ~ 0ltH pIopuey H.. as
lourns we Eel hound 40 all umof 10
ssrn the pubIie against 'he si.y arts q
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-27
Stationery.

That long expected case OF Stationery has
al length arrived, containing
$4,000 Letter aud Note Envelopes,
10 Reams Note Paper
2 Gross Faber's Pencils,
2 lteam Blessing Paper,
0 lieams French Letter Paper,
10 Gross Steel Pens,
4 few boz che, kcd aud glass letter stamps
Pocket luks,auds, $ hool Husbands, Once
lnkstands, Paper lolders. aud cutters, Saw
yer's gum tickets, Plain and fancy Cards,
Peah CaId cases, &c &c. Also
The Patent Padded Portfolio.
The cheapes, and mo>N conyenien, thing OF
the kind evet invented,
% u. l. SPENCER
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-27
Mill Owners Beware.
Parker'S Reaction Water Wheel

MIL owncr' 30 Aisius Ne Hsmr,hire and
vi Vermont who tart utcl 90 are uunE Eene.
uon Water Wheels uh.th arc Infringement Of
patc8t granted 90 Lshu'ou Parker 81 Ohio 90 tbc
year lNe4 Auovu ~ Parker. ptsrassion AMI RI.
action water Wheel are hereh, informed that
or who have legal right o. .arei o5 receive dam.
ages Tor the violation or unlauh, usc Of said ga
tcut vithiu said Statof We having o. contract aud
power Of attorney With SAID Parker. dst,d Iuuub
~ 4tb ihl1 iu which SO BE- DECLARED that ,atl r.l.
tract aud d. ver of attorney 'sbail trmuiu Boo tulI
force nul eject uutl A'' iufrrE,mrpts a.J s. Ia.
t.usof t,t Patent rut boz lse la said ftBtgs prior
O. October lptb $50. taau hay, been settled for
and "a IIuats,l NalJ FhfteI having rullished 300.
ucs. iu several rarcrs vItn sa state. tbat Do, a.
Rocked a. rHv-r OF attorney given Co. thr .uu.i...
D. snsl dated january leth Isis wt therefore varu
those 81 ho may Doe uuHE Reaction Water NH,s.s
mot tatu4ks payment ta said /,huIuu PARKER f.r
ANY damage DC may have ta.taIusl. cog to Nathan
E,aut. Jacob g. Metca0 Erastu, II. Scott aud
I.aac Norton lsho are knowingly attempting g.
collect money therefor without any legal right
vhateverl ~ any othsrrsr'urs chan the under
tieuol or our legally Authorized agents a. the CON
trnct and power or attorney which we have give. g.
To- beyond o., power ul said Parkpi tu revoke or
rcclaim' the role uuu elusive KIT tos said pat. it
boz the above states. COP, a. said contract has
hleu placed ou Gic e. tIr cI,rhs Office af the CIR.
rrit Court pfthc 4 S.iucaeh n said states. wbrt,
. those Interested can examine b.. Making payment
o. any other ucr.ous than out,yl,rs or agents viii
not release che Ycrsuu making such avmcut from
th-ir liability for damage TO- the undersigned
THOMAS J. BARNEY
DANIEL III MPHREN.
LYMAN MERCHANT
Portland M,lue Juue r. 1870
P,rsousdssrlng further information can address
q J Rarnsy & CO. po'aEc paid) % Portland
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-27

June 81 AT market $50 Beef Caule. Il
pairs Working Oxen, 81 Cows and Calves.
! 800 Sheep and Lambs
PucEl Beef Cattle -- Prices declined
from last week Erira 1913, ist quality
$3.50, % 80 81 1918, ith $3.50
Working OHen--Sales at Ss7, 90, 100 aud
los
Cows and Calvcs-Sales at $40, ~, 81,
81 and 30
Sheep and Lambs Sales a, SI,o5, Q, $50,
and
RUTLAND YOUNG MEMS ASSOCIA-
TION
The Annual Meeting Of the Association
will be holden at the Court House Our,
Room on Monday evening, July ~, for the
choice Of officers for the ensuing year
by order OF the Executive Committee
W T.. G.. STODDARD, Sec.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-27
CALIFORNIA

We publish below two official documents
fIom the Collector at San Francisco, show
tag the number Of emgnnts arrived there
between the list OF October 1913 aud the 3lSt
OF March ls49, in foreign and American vo,.
sells. Also the amount OF gold exported ia
foreign and American vessels, aud the value
Of goods entered in the custom house. II
vii be seen that emigtanls are Aucklng into
California from all parts Of the habilable
globe. As yet the foreign emigration seems
TO have outnumbefed the American; but it
must be borne in mind that this statement on
ly includes Americans who have arrived
Vhete by sea. Ii does not embrace the uu.
meFOus companies that have crossed the pra-
ries, or gone by the Rio Grande, OF other
routes through Mexico. The whole number
al emigtanIs arrived by sea between the times
specified is ABB The amouul of gold ex-
ported DUNG the same period, S2,s66,7 l3
The amount OF gold entered al the custom
house, sI,0s9, 2sr Republic.
Number Of persons arriving from foreign
ports IN foreign vessels, tom October /,
i54s, TO the list March, 1919, at the port
OF San Francisco, California.
From England, Sc Ireland, 70 Scotland
-; New South Wales, I, France, IFS, Bel.
gum, 0, Switzerland, 4, Spain, 40, Germany
100; Italy. 80, Sweden, s. Denmark, ., Rus
sis, ?, Portugal, 6, Brazil, %, Chill, go. Pc
~, 90, New Grenada, ., Columbia. ?; Equa-
dor, s, China, 8; Sandwich Islands, 81; fla.
vans, }; Sardinia, /; Western Islands, ,,
Mexico or Lower California. 45I, United
SiAIes, $40. Total 1913.
Ngmh4r Of persons arriving in American
vesssls from October !, 1913, 10 March 81,
1919.
nj q
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-27
RUTLAND YOUNG MEMS ASSOCIA-
'IInN


In Rutland on the 7,h inst Mr. Noah
GreuaIl IN the Eighty ninth year OF his age
In Windsor, on the lO,h inst Darius Jones
ESQ aged 90
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-27


IN and after Wrr~rnAy, Frmr,ry % 1870
" Passenger Trains will leave Boston, 90 cone
ncctiou with The FitchhurS Train. daily al Z ! =
o'clock 4. NJ. and $40, T. H.
Leave Believe Falls for keenc, &c. at and
AS =. VI.
Leave kecue for Bottom o. q, a. NJ, and 2l5
T.. NJ.
Leave Kecno FOR Bellows Falls CLarlestowp, &c,
at . 20 aud Hi, A. NJ.
Passengers by the first train from Boston will
proceed directly through To- Bellows Falls and by
the first Train down, from Bellows Falls, directly
through TO Boston.
Passengers by the last Train up aud last Train
down will remain NJ eene over night, and arrive
at boston at 10 o'clock, and az Bellows Falls at
05 o'clock the following morning.
All the above trains connect with the trains over
the Sullivan Railroad SOW ORES TO Niudsor Yer
mont and there connecting with the Vermont Cen
trail NA road which connects at w hltc River with
the Pa umpsic Railroad, thus making confirm.
us Railroad line from Boston, thruu.l
Ftchburg, kceuc, Bellows Falls, Chor,,--
town aUd Windsor, 10 NprthGrld and Wells Ntoy
Vermont. Alsp at Grotuu, With the Trains OF tI,
Nashua and Worcester and ~toucy Brook RAJ
r'nd- by which passenger. taking either Tram
DOWN can proceed without delay at Grutuu TO-
Nashua, luche ternul Concord Lowell. Low
the STATE OF lhiur, 60 Worcester. Providcrce
Springfield. New York Cjg Albany mud the W,-t
N.Hcr. viii nun boz rIau,,'iY. witch ilis line from
Wmc0~I.a TO- Hml-o aud Jafr,y from ilpuu.
Htu Do Richmond NmeHctor iimsda'e ai.d Brat
Fram Es,ue 20 Cbe tsrGeld and marlborough
Ira-iaft Iuur-lnvs and saturday after o., ur-
rival of tnc l.t Train ur. 'rom EaioW Fail. 90
NuturI. Whitehall, and burlington.
F'"cnt.r .,t. F'Ir..." lH.'s ni o'clock, T.
w. e,u reach New : ar, CITY. via Worcester ond
Nurvic.. l'te ucAt morning nt % clock. aud thos,
leaving kccro hr tine o'clock, A. " Train. can
reach Albany tI, same dov.
-. tHt Trains 0.u run ju connection with
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-27
NewLngland Bu.lness plleclory

cost AlHlNt' Nsf .f Nsv ErFsrf .1'
~ ~ al tht TrIr-.Tt t4f4psts Pm .r '.s.f1
and VAT amount ~ .r.a-ln ati9a .r4 frrrrfr- r-
t-s tl.4aty m4H far t4ls ty tFLhDLh 20
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-27
Ancient Harmony Revived.


4 FEW c.rie. Of th. ,a.uai'. mu.te.I war.
y ju.tr,cc,eI ~ Tie lI.|ud bookstore -
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-27
Umbrellas and ParaSOIS
manufa turod by Steam at tho
American Mandatory,

2j7 Pearl street,
(S'gn Of The Three GoidcH LmJrcHaS
in want of au assortment ur
VI Umbrellas Hrd Purasols, are ad1i.ed 60 pay
NO SECOND PROFITS
but 90 call az once ou tie Mauufacturor' who arc
making
1900 DAILY,
10y Tho Introduction ot Steam and Now Patent
Ma .bucry and arc enabled 90 produce the best
and most elegant style. of coods and Co s,ll them
at "a rate with which they may Drrl CDNrrrlTioK.
ISAAC SMITH g. CO.. MANUFACTURING
INV oEh.
r.. S.-Nc ha,ca ranch &C our House ,.tub-
lisbcj in Boston, Mac, 90 ~. ! Ncvau Block
~ ,Ik street, whore We shall bo happy 90 SEQ our
Eastern friends (1j lm J. y & Co.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-27
Ne " GO 0 DIS.

NEACkEREL. 300 whole half quarter, aud
We eighth hlrr... also Goldfish Salmon and
II orring for sale by BRHEETI q $, ~. -
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-27

4 NGW BUGGY WhGGoN orn'.ny
y p HaIg. s SON.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-27

Y EuII..,'.ur Nu'htrv It.lt a.I .vir. Hiuc
and Whit Iran.'.uD Chua, Duu,ru Ten Wgrr
britannia Teapot, Casters sc. 60.
y great variety ~ IIa.u and Fancy Glt -F.,rr
Cos .aIrIy % Bazaar S. Sos,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-27
THOMAS J. BARNEY
DANIEL HUMPHREY
LYMAN MERCHANT

Portland M,iue june r. 1919
P,r,onsdesirlng further Information can address
q Rarney CO. .po'iagc paid % Portland.
Mninc. ~
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-27
Brighton Market.

Rutland June Goth
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-27

TaAl exported l55,627 &2,s42, OiO
Rematkx.-Eslimaied value al this port
al sl6 per ounce. Troy.
Gu. HARRISON. Collector
CUsTOS HousC.
San Franeisco, Aphl l. 1910
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-27
si,osooio

5 Statement Of Cold Dus, exported from the
p0u Of San Francisco from October {
I6Is, TO March 81, 1919
Ounces AMOUNT
In foreige vessels li6,79t sl,s6s,1Il
IN American vessels 6Os33 g13.12a
Washington telegraph., 1849-07-25

In spirit similar to that of the Union
the Boston Times laments that the eIec,
ton of Gen. Taylor has condemned The
country to the inglorious duty Of peace
and neutrality, and taking care of lis 0n
government and ats oWn people, when,
under a Presidenl of opposite politics,
we might be meddling in the affairs Of
half the world, and interfering with pn
tential voice, in matters which we have
not the slightest legitimate concen,
The following is the conclusion Of an
article in the Times upon this subject
1t will be seen that the Times places
its only hope for war in the possibility
of a Congress hostile to the policy Of the
Administration:
Though there are many reasons iG
regretting the defeat of Gen. Cass, based
purely Oh our home affairs, sthe chid
reason for regret is to be found inthe
fact that it placed the government mth'
hands of the Federalists at most critical
period of the worlds history GeDea
Cass is one of the few American states
men that have always entertained proper
ideas OH the foreign policy of the United
States-ideas III consouance with our
power and position. Had he been elect
ed, we should have played an imPortau'
part in the great work OF Regeneration
now going on, and have command'a
universal respect. As it is, our only hope
of the honor of the Republic being maa'
tanned is based on the fact that l@
National Legislature will not contain
majority friendly 20 the AdmlnistralUn
that is governed solely by the tradInoS
of Federalism, and what they are, can@
learned from the history OF every conuE
versy in which we have been enSaSe4
from that with England to the war VIII
Mexico"
No one can doubt what these ideas
foreign policy are which the Times pral'l
ideas of annexation at home anu
interference abroad; of armed proPaS'lf'
dism; of heavy taxes and a national 0s"
to force freedom upon foreign natlODl
of war and desolation for the sake
showing that we are not afraid. ASI'
and again do we feel that it is lnaU- 70
for the deepest congratulation aud y
devout thankfulness that these ideas ~
not shared by men whose councils i~
the nation, but that they are conilneu
those who only waste them on paEg5"
spout them in caucus.-Pr0UtdeHce "
Washington telegraph., 1849-07-25

The letter of Senator Foote to MIR.
H. A. Wise, in vindication of the Soutl,-
ern address from Mr. Benton's animad-
version, elucidates some important points
in the history of the late session. 1t
alleges, for instance, that Gen. Foote
himself, and not MIR. Calhoun, as Mr..
Benton asserts, was the prime mover OF
the Contention of Southern members
held last winter in the Senate Chamber
1t exposes the secret history of the Pro-
tocol excitement, which was gotten up
at the heel of the session. 1t announces
also the fact that, at the extra session of
the Senate, MIR. Clayton, formally sent
for Gen. Foote, and authorized him to
declare for the new administration their
determination to maintain the validity OF
the treaty." and that the Mexican gov
ernment itself has formally repudiated
the ground taken on the subject by MIR.
Benton and others.
Washington telegraph., 1849-07-25

On Tuesday last, the case of Mrs. Job
came on, to be heard before his Honor,
Judge Floyd, on Habeas Corpus. The
Judge after hearing the evidence, was of
opinion that the act was less than murder
in the first degree, and that the defendant
was entitled to bail. Her friends and
relations being present, she give the re-
quired bail Immediately, and left with her
husband for their residence in Scott coun-
ty.
Itappears from the evidence adduced,
that the deceased made an attack on the
defendant, while in her potatoe patch,
gathering potatoes. The only witnesses
for the State, was the daughter of the
deceased
The examination on the part of the de.
fence before the Judge. was ably conduc-
ted by F. I. Batson and w. A. McClain;
and on the part of the prosecution by
John w. Wilson, Esq.
Clarksville (Ark.) Union, 80 ult.