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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29

Dysee. Gate Fisher vB flung for vh.,ny o,...
ne0d OF 10, officer Capt uawsi big Psylit5s al.
Los,I'o~n on 20. s'as yoy age broken up Capt BENZ
sorsesndef, Nan re 90; Rsrss Gotta Arthur "a 90 ~
Hero, sgsn. do, go so PanIheon, Worth Ma ~ -, ~
or Nichols, Providence, clean Valparaiso cless.,s NJ
0r. (se Brush who returns home s.ck) do 100 an -
succeeded ~ con pietrg crew and ready s,r 80
sPess q sasssiSsro 70 ds,s yS.a Taospsaa "a. 80
whale since leaving TslcahueD8 March "a
letter from Capt swain. OF ship Frsnklin OF Nan .,
pors her Mag T. az ~ loo 50 w, p days cat al ven
letter from ship msreus 0sborn. III, lrts a., =,
Psi,a April 3 with 100 hbls So eco DO VII oil ~
Mhieship Caroline, Pisskegt OF NIB, was lyias 4. M
10 nGcn si he second mpe, Mr. Dow, and bosis,ss-.
nsnec John Dow, the ca ptner, blscksrfh ana Fr.,rs
Sawyer SEAMAN deserted with boat ghev ,oos n -ast
warn quadrant &c and are supposed 10 have In
Ior California ~
Jan IS lat 81 s Ion "a W brig Tylssion starbscf Nan.
%. ae ooh sp oil for home thss been reported IA
Mach Is lsioSl s. lon $50 W. ship Richmond, Nor.
"S 70, y mos out loco sp
oil s sns r. sdSs =, bark cOses BAKER, fun Of
- young Whale shout s. feet IN sueth yas ca,sht ON
sonoay evening sst in Peconc Bay II Is slpposcd tast
ExtSs. Of letter from Capt Evans Of whalessiv War
~ arrived here on n. ,s ssS =, hosc March ~ 1880
hcye found and stopped the leak and 80
hs e " nng and recruiting my ship about cas hsf ia
expense should have ncuned 81 Oahu nd steh .ls,S.
ard an now satisfied ihst The matters OF IN vs,as 49,
are Ia The dark respecting this place and s ,dvertess
they would not make suca large bs at ne isanss a.
they do.
g." have been here ore week have overhaaled NV .h,
got plenty Of Necessary recruits arf reasonaoo rs,es
Men Ase eaty procar here snd have ppled place
Of ~ those lost a. ire sandwich llecds By deseSiion
In this pors have had trouble Hsd came nsre
year sgo should have biz T. sn1 been able remsn.
would recommend all who wish to make saving IN ais.
bnrsiDg lhelr ships 10 cone here
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29
MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NET-YoRK.. JUNE =. 1850.
MINIATURE ALMASAc....THIs DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29
lFrom our Corre,pondent.I

PHILADELPHIA. June "a Arrirsd-srigs Topper,
North, Pernambuco; Orlando. Hill, sullivan, Me; Shsk-
spere Pendleton, NYorki Nancy Ann, Polk Portsmouth,
Nh; Charles. Wooster, Camden, Me; scts 0verfslt,
Strong, Nfors Rio, Nicterson, Gloucester Macs Boyne
Giles, Calais New 0lobe Parsons, Bristol RI; susan
Young Ons, RYork; Disdem, Black, Dishton; w Err
Iickson, Wesco, Boston; Lake. Lake, NY0rE; Jsbez
White, Corscn, Roxbury John Bent Means, Calais Me
ious, Corson, Chery field; Alien Brown EDdicoIt New
Beoord Albert, Cohn, kYork; Henry. Cotton. Boston;
G Harris, Plummer, do steamer Penobscos. Seymour,
York.
Cledysd-Brigs Nancy Arm, Pope. Portsmouth, M;
shalspeIe Penceton, Boston; Erie Ryder dy sens Eliza
Hand, RchATdson dos Albert Coffin, do; New Globe, Par
sops. do; J Il w Erickson, Westeott doi Harris,
Pummer do N Jackson Blackburn. do, Niagara Spaol-
ding Portsmouth, Nh; Allen Brown, Endicolt Dghton;
l. White, Copon. Providence; LAke Lake, Dighon d.
Adem Black Beverly w Baird, Stubs, Portsmouth,
NH; barge Star, Loughesd, NYork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-29
BY Telegraph.

EAST THOmAsTON, juno 2l-Arr brig Round Pond,
Georgetown DC 4h, schs Bride, HlOrki LlghtfOol and
Lucy Blske, from do. 49,
SID 25h .chs Lansosdesu Incresse and Maine NYork.
AUGUSTA, June l6-su brig T w Nith, NYors.
sid 18Th brig Crawford, NYofki 2h, sea Lamsrtine,
BATH Jure 25-C'd brig Marcia, Martinique.
BOSTON June GAR ship Caroline Dow, HlVana,
June IL Spoke IN, Cape God WsW 10 mlles ship Ma.
selsn I'm Boston for Valparaiso same up7 exchanged
signals With ship Jenny Lind, Boston for NOrieans.
Ship Peter Marcy HOrlesns. June Spoke 1871, Gun
Kew tisb 10 mites EsE uk Roanoke NOrlears for Bal
tmote 1sb ls 20 So Ion 10 Br bark 8sroas Ia London
derry for Phila.
Banks Chielsn 81 Thomls June 81 Berciles Tfntdat
Jure 3; Gen. Phha.
Brig Arcsoisn, Matsnzss June II Spoke 18Th ls so a.
Ion so ship Thornhil NO,esus for Liverpool.
FALL RlVER June 7th--Arr schs Tavior C l. Aulse,
AntsTes snd Tow nsend, fhsi 5 Jpn, RIudont; sps
h Borden and Anne~sn NYork; aid sch Minerva PhIla;
s7h zip Report Rondout Bristol 2ssh arr sip Mosem,
Rondout
Brigs Tapgier Wilmington NC; Hudson, Live Oak,
Der usrk and Cshsne MARY, Pniladi sens Byron, -
Ms uns MAY Z7 Hin Carer San Juan June IL; Ackan
Ms'srZas June r. Statesman, Lexington, Challenge Tho
mss Dspaich Alssno, J W swain Jane art Bur
nett VIM Henry Fyng Arrow, J Bliss Gr@cian, Malyns
sud Aun Phiso; Liberty, YORKTOWN. Philadelphia and
Oliver, Albany; FrenklD, Forest Isis Louisa Lawrence
Prcf- ard Ere. NYork;
Schs judith Ward and Pennsylvania, Paiai Esther Eli
"a NYors; Richd Law, Albany
CID ship Sarah Purn'on Bic Island River 81 "a Srence;
btTks Prince Osbar Frederick 81 Uubes; day Green Bu.
eIos Ayres brig WIN Pi l. Curacao Hylas aud Harriet
Newell Philadelphia
NEW. BEDFORD, June T-Arr ship Tamerlane Savsn-
nab; down Sound, shp Maria Nantucket 1000 3D.
h'R Mechanic and Aehsah ID, Phisd; h Vest and ID
Nileu Albany; siOOps Commerce and ElZs, do; Wan s
Mount Empress ana Neptune Rondou; sid sch g Mead,
Philadi soops Rhode l.and and Providence, NYork.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-12
PENSION, BOUNTY LAND &
LAND AGENCY.

THOSE having claims on Govern
i ment for Pensions, property lost oil
destroyed, or any other claim, can have
them prepared and presented and other
wise attended to by calling on the sub
scriber. I'M
Bounty Land Ageney.-Having beer
actively engaged since the passage Of the late
Bounty Land Law in preparing and aUthenti.
eating declarations foe military services, fni
those who have heen engaged in the military
service Of the United States, as well as the
widows and minor children Of such, be there
fore hatters himself he can give entire satis-
faction TO those having claims for Bounty
Lands. whether residing in Ohio, Virginia, OF
sny other State. Those wishing to employ
him can consult him by letter, postpaid, y
when residing at distance.
Land Ageney.-For the last forty
years he has been engaged in buying and sell
ing Lands IN Southern Ohio, an6 assisting
many IN purchasing homesteads, consequently
thinks he can now be servieeabIe to both seller
and buyer. Those having Farms to sell can
have them brought into market and likely sold,
by having description Of such entered on his
books, and advancing a small sun to defray ex-
penses Of advertising IN al the principal news
papers Of the Northern and Southern States.
Office in Gallipolis. on Main street, below
the Public WhsIl u
LEWIS NEwSoM.
Nov. IA, Soft
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-12
CineInnatI Market, Dec. y.

WAiskey.-The demand was good to
day, but prices were without change
Sales Of $50 bb's from River at Csc; &c
do from, wagons at EST. The imports
ofthe week, were 1857 brls and the ex.
ports 6, 5,l44 do
SHgar.--Louisiana in consequence Of
light receipts is very firm with a good
demand at full rates, Sales to-day oi
As hhds prime at &c. The imports the
past week were only 70 hhds.
Molasses.-Sales Of 75 bbls at Soc
Received the past week 84s brls.
Flour and grain.-The demand was
quiet to-day, but very firm. The sales
comprised 100 and $40 brIs from Can
al at s3:65. Round lots were held at
and over s3:70.
Propisions.-There is fair demand
for green meet and prices are frmer,
with sales of 1900 Hams at 6tc; 5000
and 1000 do at SIC and SOTO Shoulders
at SIC. OF Lard 200 brls No sold
at 7c.
Cofce.-The market is heavy and
prices are dropping at New Orleans the
market was dull on the 30th ult at l0c.,
A sale to day of95 bags at Ilic. s+. +
e Salt.-Kanawha is held at SOC, and
inspection. .l- -.. ' .-.... \
Potatoes.-There is but very little
doing ane good on arrival could not be
sold nov at over sl:25 per bh.
Cincinnati the 9th Hogs.-The mar
ket was again buoyant to-day and the
advance of Saturday was not only
maintained, but a farther improvement
was established. 49, /
PRovIsIoNs.-There was more firm
ness to-day in the market for green
meats, with slight advance in prices.
FLoUR.-A sale late on Saturday eve-
ming of 1850 brls lined and delivered
at s3,774c. To-day $50 brIs sold at
1858; 800 and l67 at S3 20. and 500
WHIsKY-The market was rather
weak to-day under the effect of increas-
ed receipts. -aot s'm .arar
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-12

OF all diseases Hesh is heir to We say, deliv-
er US from Consumption. She. with soft and
stealthy steps, hurries the victim ina great
many cases into another wodd. with eonstant
and Aattering hopes Of a speedy recovery -
There are an hundred different articles now
offered TO the public, as sreateuratives fog thi,
dreeded malady, but none have we seen that is
entitled to the confidence we repose in DR.,
Rogers Compound Syrup Of Liverwert and
Tar. We have heard and seen its effects, and
the certificates too, Of some Of the leading men
in Cincinnati are appended to the pamphlet
II you have a cough, use fhis medicine. II you
are fearful that this dreadful disease ispreyins
at your vitals, delay not, but take this and use
it. # win not harm you, il it should possibly
do you no good. csc
See advertisement in another column.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-12

-=lsfo<ty degrees IN ls1sth, but 80 Tin in
suhst-nes. thst stsz are viisas throuzh Il
The narvsllous tales OF sDre nostran-non.
ssz are nesrly as long, .nd saits . easily sees
throuh- azaR COZ o. ~
The propsietor of Dr.. Guysott's Extinct q
Yellow Doek and ssr.pariIl., however. h., no
Oeessioa to resort b such t.lss in order to .t-
traet public attsntion. .Ie ot q,
The actual cures perforned By the article,
wherever il is introduced, b the basis upon
which the reputation Of the remedy is found
ed. Is the hundreds Of certificates Of renewed
hOPes-hsslth and life. that are continually
flowing in upon. u-iH prove. as IL
rH6mbuss may AOurish foe s.tine. but .
remedy must possess rare medieinai virtues, "a
establish the reputation that Dr. Gnysoti,i
Yellow Dock and Sanaparilla has established
wherever it has been used.
See sdvertissment. ct nov Il
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-12
$1,000 REWARD.

rs offered % any psr1on Who will pro.
Il dece one-fonrth he 6m01hi Of fss'
eertiAcstes Of roi;tive suiss ii e.,cs 81 Con.
Esrmption Or diseased Lnngss = D., Rsarsal
LrERwoET and TAA, has nads In this eitr 3,
any ether place where Il has been inlroduesd
Although Il has not been puHsd n tie ely
pspers. in editorial f6rn. By shs fssPristss, =
he suis purpsss sf eain. as most nedi<insl
afs without regard 70 their wortSsI yet the
demand has been enormou. Ia the city q
Dayton alone, whe-s this nedieipe hAs cot
been advertised % ths anount of ten 6Ollas.
We resolved an order from Messrs. Els, Cisain
& ca. 10 TIN amount Of one Thousand bottles.
And this too, In the sumner seHsop, when
there 10 eoRpGratively httis o. no dsnand hr
rnahirina nf ihia chnrncfar 80.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-12

MARRIED-ln Green Township
on the 4th inst, by Daniel Johnsons
ESQ.,, Mr.. SILAs C. THOMPSON to Mis-
ELIZABETH HUeHEs.
In this place, on the 4th inst, by
Rev. S. Bateman, CHARLEs G. H.
FISHER TO Miss ELIZABETH EIsEL-
STEIN. H
On the 5th inst. at Ashburton
Place, Mason CO., Va, by the Rev.
Charles Carroll. Mr.. JOIN A. MooRE
to Miss MARY E. eldest daughter Of
Edward S. Msnager, Esq. fsaI
In Oak Hill, Jackson county, Ohio,
on the 18th ult., BY the Rev. Mr.. Ed
wards, Mr.. JOHN JOHNSON, of CALI
polls, 10 Miss ELEANOR DAVIS, OF the
former place. as-f ff
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-12

vail. Let Law be passed. giving to the
master his constitutional rights only.
based upon common principles ofevi-
dence. adjudication and execution, thus
being consistent with the spirit Of our
free institutions; and | venture the as
sertion that it will be fulfilled TO the let
ter and spirit in all parts of the Union,
and the country again settled down in
harmony and peace. Once more the
interests Of the people are committed
to your wisdom. And again ! would
add my fervent supplications to the Su-
preme Ruler OF the Universe, that his
providentisl care may still be coniin-
ued to the State; that virtue, and the
love of country may be fixed in the
breast OF the people, and their Liberties
be perpetual. SEABURY FORD.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-12
W. OYSTER Sm w
At HENRY VENIER'S.

THE subscriber would respectfully
inform his numerous friends and
the public generally that he has just re-
ceived. by way of Wheeling. a large
shipment of BALTIMORE OYSTERS,
fresh from the shell, put up in cans, well
packed in ice, and is now prepared TO
serve them TO customers at his SA-
LOON, (which has been fitted up ex-
pressly.l in any style called for.
He has also made arrangements to
be supplied regularly throughout the
season with FRESH OYSTERS, so that
his friends will in future know where
to find the FRESH article. ,y
II PRICES; fl -srfI
Stewed, Fried, or any other style,
Raw, per dozen, IT, 25 cts
Whole cans, 81 IS
Half cans, 81
e..t1T H. VENEER.
Nov. 81, '5O.-3m ,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-12
OR ANY KIND. OF GOODS
HIGH SCHOOL, GALLIPOLIS. o.
REV. HENRY T. vosE AND Mr..

DANIEL SAMMIS, PRINcIpArsI
THIS Institution is now in successful
i operation, and is open for the recep.
ton Of students. All the departments
OF instruction are well sustained, yes
it may be proper to observe that the
elementary principles. Of the several
branches Of study will receive The most
careful attention. Compositions and
declamatOns throughout the courses.
Strict attention viii be given to the de-
pertinent and morals of the students.
GallipoIis is situated upon the Ohio
river and is well known to possess great
beauty of situation, and q healthy eli
mate; II is also well known for the NOR.
ality Of its citizens, and is valuable
religious privileges. %.
EXPENSES.
Board can be obtained at from 81 IS
70 g. 90 per week. Students, by form
ing clubs can save d portion Of this
amonnt.
TrfrIeN PER TERMS. -.E
For common English studies. S. 90
For Mathematics and the higher
branches of English studies, o. 90
For Latin and Greek languages, e5 90
tits designed to make this institution
in all respects worthy Of ihs eontinaed
patronage Of the public.
Oct. "a, 1850.-3m ff.it
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-12


HoRRID TRAGEDY.-The Calves
ton Netns, of the 4th learns by a gen.
tleman from the scene that a most
brutal murder was committed at Ma
cogdoches week ago last Wednes-
day. The statement Of facts is brief
ly this: Two cousins, named Shanks
and Marshall, courted the same
young lady. She chose the for
mer; on learning which Marshall
went and demanded her hand, assu-
ring her that she should marry no
one except himself. and that he
would shoot her if she denied bis
suit. She told him he might then as
we'll shoot her at once. as she would
marry his cousin. He replied he
would take more private opPortu-
nifty. A few days alter, while stan
ding before a church as the people
were entering, Marshall drew pis-
tol and shot her in the back, produ-
cling almost immediate death. Mar
shall was arrested, and is now in
custody awaiting his trial. I
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-12

Krpre..Iy for .he g. lIIpslI. JoarnaI.
wIHrNeroN, Dec. 10

WLHINGToN, Dec. 10.
Messrs. Foote and Downs appeared in
their seats this morning. Mr.. Gwin in
troduced resolution inquiring into the
expediency of raising salaries ofJudges
in California, which was agreed to-
The private calender was then taken up
and several bills passed. The Senate
finally went into executive session and
shortly afterwards adjourned.
/ HoUsE.-A number of bills wers intro
, duccd; among them on by Mr.. Haines,
FILL, to establish commercial recIP-
rocity between the United States and
Canada, and one granting certain pub
lie lands in Pennsylvania to aid in the
construction of the PENNSYLVANIA and
Ohio Railroad. Mr.. Hall introduced a
bill granting the right ofwcy to Missouri
for the construction of Railroad TO 81
Joseph. II was referred. Mr.. mercer
delegate from New Mexico, presented
credentials. Referred. On motion, the
House them went into Committee Of the
Whole on the State of the Union
Some little confusion ensued, and sew
eral efforts were made 10 take up the
River and Harbor and Cheap Postage
Bills. No measure, however, was acted
on. The Committee finally arose and
the House adjourned.
BALIMoRE, 10
All the tickets to Jenny Lind's
second concert in this city have been
taken. They now bring premium
of from $5 10 SIS.
California.
New YORK, Dec. 10.
The Empire city arrived on Sum-
day with $l50,O00 in gold, and 430
passengers. Size brings accounts Of
the terrible ravages Of the cholera in
Kingston Jamaica.
PITTSBURGH, Dec. ii.
Last evening at dusk there were
III feet water in the channel and fall
ling. The weather is cool, business
on the wharf is fine for this season OF
the year. Steamboat Cincinnati
leaves this day for Cincinnati, 9 feet !
water this morning and falling
cloudy and cold, appear
ance Of more snow. VIA
CINCINNATI, Dec. 10.
The river has risen l6 inches du-
ring the last "a hours. The wealth
er continues cold.
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s,.ss .r ohIe, G.IIIa C...,y. ..
. CoVar or CoMNoN PLEAs.
Cyrus b. Greene vs.. William Barnet, Pete
Parish, and Augosffn LeeIercq.

Q CoJRr OF CoMxoN PLEAs.
Cyrus b. Greene vs.. williars Bornet, Pslss
Parish, and Aug0sffn Leelercq.
IN cEiANCERY.
IN pursuance Of an order Of the court Of
l common pleas, within and for the eountV
Of Gallis. and State Of Ohio, at their Oetsoer
term. A. ID. 1850, Peter Parish is hereby noti-
aed that on the 10Th dst Of October, A d.
1850, Cyrus ID. Greene fled in said court .
bill in ehancery against the said Peter Psrish.
William Burnet, and A6gustin Leeisneq,
which bill states, amoug other thugs, that the
said William BuFnet purchased Of the said
Augustin Leclereq the southwest half cf city
lot in the town Of Gallipoiis, IN aid county,
numbered on the plat Of said town twenty
hVe (25,) for u price unknown to said eor,.s
plainant, snd has made payments thefeen 70
an amount also unknown To- said complainant,
and that the title 70 said premises Is stu in
the said Augustin LecleReq and that the said
William Burnett, IN order TO defraud said c0m-
plainant out Of his debt against the saif re-
'Pondent, William Bunst, Pretssds to have
assigned his interest in said contract to the
said Peter Parish. resident Of the eounty Of
Mason, in the State of Virgisia, and said CON-
plainant charges that Rosuek transfer has been
made, or IL made { at the s4us was mads
without consideration, and ia trust hbv said
William Burnett, in order to seeure me saMs
from the payment Of the said complainart's
debt against the saie William Burnst.
And said bill prays among other things that
the said William Burnet. Peter Psrish and
Augustip Leclercq, may be compelled to an
swer an and singular the premises, and state
how mach said premises were bought for, what
payments have been made, when msds and By
whom made, and that the said Peter Parish
and William Burnet may. under oath. set forth
whether any such transfer has been madev
whether there was any writing executed TO ev-
hence said transfer. if 80, when executed, be-
fore whom and on what confederation, when
paid, bow paid, to whom paid, gnd all othex
facts relating thereto. and that in the final
hearing Of said cause, said equity may be add
10 pay the said debt Of the said eomplaiu1nt.
And the said Peter Parish is fnrther noti6sd
hat unless be appear and plead, ansvsx OF
iemur to said bill within sixty days after the
lext term Of said court, the ssid CYRUS d.
ireens. at the next term sftsr the expiration
said sixty, days, win sppiy tosaid court to
AXE the matter Of said bin a. confessed - to
be said Peter Parish, and to decree thereon
Attest: ,lasS --.g
Jos. DROUILLARD, Csrk.
Simeon Nash, Sol for rCompPt,
GallipOlis, Now 81, Is50.-2m
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sale ef Real K.saIe, b. order or Ceurt.


ON the 9TH day of January,A. d.
" 1851, at 1 O'Clock p. NJ, at the
door Of the court house. in the town Of Gal
lipolis, will be sold TO the highest bidder. the
following real estate as the property of Pat
rick Quinn, deceased. to-wit; Fhty-three
acres 10 the northwest corner Of the south
west quarter Of Section %, To~ n 5. Range
is Of the Ohio Company's Purchase. apprais-
ed IT two dollars per acre. Also. fort f-three
acres IN the east side Of the northeast quar-
ter Of Section 10, Town 9, Range Is; ap-
praised at three dollars per acre. Also. town
lots Nos. IS, &c. ~. and rs. IN the town or
WilksvilIe, appraised. viz: No. IS at seventy
FIVE dollars; No. rs at forty dollars; No. II At
thirty dollars. and No. 70 at twenty dollars :,
an Of aid lands in Wilksvills township Via
ton county, Ohio, To be sold subject to the
Widows doWeR, except the So acres.
Terms Of sale: one-third cash in hand one
third in six mont 8. and the remaining one-
fhird in one year; the deferred payment TO Be
secured By notes Of hand By the purchaser.
With at least one good security, and the same
10 Be lien On the land till full payment Il
made. 9 ALICE QUINN, AdmSxof ot
e PATRICK QUINN, dsesassd- J
nn- ( tln--S