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TUE undersigned respectfully invite the at
L t%ention Of the public to the following list of
periodical publications, now issued from their
press in ChArlston.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-09
For he Eno,,ir,

For the Enquirer.
Messrs Editors Having seen several nominations In
the Enquirer of Dr. A. A. Campbell, Of The county vi Not
oway candidate represent the district composed OF
Notoway, LInenburg, Dnwiddie and Brunswick, in the
approaching Convention nave been locking with good
deal Of interest his acceptance and TIE expression OF
opinions upon the great changes and proposed
introduced into the Constitution Ii is needless TO
say with what pleasure the people Of the district would vote
gentleman Of such approved fidelity, distinguished in
irlgcnce and high character well fitted by every quah
cation both of the head and heart TO fulfil the important
duties position in question. IT, however, is
feared his known love Of retirement and the growing in
iiiies Of age should deny that pleasure and the
councils the State the light OF his experienced judy
inen be remembered that the father may proudly point
son upon mantle Of ms wisdom and virtues
will gracefully fall Perhaps there Is not young man III
Virginia OF higher order oil mind aud OF nober metal every
way than the present representative Of Nottoway who 0y
single Speech of gea length in the last Legislature
established high reputation for clear and logical
power Of thought. Those who were present, if we are not
msntormed, will not forget the embarrassment in
which, certain occasion, even the oldest and ables
friends of the East involved by their inability 10
pound with clearness ard precision their proposition
the apporonnent of representation in the Convention
be held; the pomptitude with which, upon the IN
expected emergency, Mr. Campbell arose from his seat and
OF illustration amid the profound attention Of the House
Ii ia upon this important subject be il observed that
the Fast will need in the Convention the powers OF her
s0uudest and ablest
which will that body; but upon this. he is known
fight under the colors and 10 be armed m shield and
spear.
In regard those subects he doubt, stands where
intelligent and patriot must stand-upon mid
die groundneher unreasonably welded old FORMS
mad with raocalisma wise and honest conserva
tive-n favor of publications., but not of mobocracy
In conclusion let the voice OF speaking for
many, the father would gladly ake the father
not get, give us the son. n.
July lsT, 1850.
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To the Editors Of The ENQUIRER.

To the Editors Of the Enquirer
Upon my return from the South five weeks SINCE the
subject contemplated State Convention was brought
my notice by friends who expressed earnest wish that
they might present my the people Of this District
the four Delegates represent them therein In
of my necessary from the State, during
siderable portion Of the time which must engage The la
bors of the Convention had 10 decline reluctantly their
quest evncng as il does liberal share Of their respect
and confidence. had supposed too that this deelmna
ton my part would have become generally known
than find has been. For from several cards in the
newspapers announcing my among others, have
day received "circula addressed by Committee repre-
senng meeting of the Democratic party of Ise of Wight
county requesting my views in reply nterrogatu:
ies touching the subject OF State reform As cannot be
candidate any opinions Of my in regard thereto,
be held OF general only and therefore, respectful
y the Committee accept s card (as giving
publicity response their circular" the honor Of
which duly appreciate and acknowledge. beg leave, in
conclusion the Committee and those whom they
REPRESENT Of my and cordial support of the
results the Democratic Convention shortly be held in
this district for the purpose OF nominating and recommend
the confidence Of the district four persons 10 whose
judgment and patriotism may be- committed this important
trust. Very respectfully, yours, &c, ED. p. SCOTT
July 9Th 1850.
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To he Editors Of the Enquirer.

CAROLINE County, July lst. 1850
Messrs Editors As the has nearly arrived for the
meeting Of the DELEGATES from the several counties composing
this District for the purpose of selecting candidates. rep
in the approaching State Convention think
be too cauousn selecting qualified T. I'LL this
important station and 10 connection with this Office de-
sire present the Of Chastan White of Hanover He
republican Of the old school, imbued with liberal prnc
pes and in favor Of all the reforms much desired BY the
people Should he be the choice of Hanover doubt
will be, having majority of 10 against his
party and elected the House of Delegates by majority
Of to whom Caroline would yield united and
cordial support CAROLINE
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For the Enquirer.

Thanks Messrs Editors, to the honesty integrity and
good sense of the people Of Convention District
three counties of which sendng Democratic delegates
the General Assembly, have declared in the equro:ai
manner against sending delegates the Bowling Green
edeus who are to frame ticket for TO vote for Ha. i,
indeed 10 this that We the people Of good old viranil
are not able - select delegates the Convention bn,
must give up The selection 10 an Irresponsible unprinciped
pacaed ea"cS whose only enquiry in regard the quafca
lions OF their nominees will BE- as De1nocrat7 Mesrs
Editors am Democrat and weld no one in devotion
those principles which have characterized the gapu5l
party but in the selection OF delegates
on hope that party lines will b. obterated and tina, we
may al come together as one family to frame Constitution
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(0MIERCIih RECORD.
HIcu,IoAo MA2lcETs. nv

TUH.CC0-Priecs nee Fii,lay last have ro,.i,
5, cents high than they have been this s:s.,o.
nIand is more general than AZ any period ,!pr;,.
The accounts of tie growing crop confirm. h .7 '
gloomy character. We nuke thu following .,ir,s,
Ter received to-day from an extensive and higAl M
pl inter- in MecklenbHa county, Virginia dt'cof,.
weather makes the crop NJ this year altogetn. h.
The ietie: is dated 9Th inst. We received seye1
tiers this morning from different parts OF the coma, .'
much the same character.
The inspections IN this city 10 Isl July, 1850 ar q,
hhds more than nj the time last wear. 90, ~
the light weight of the hhds il is fair IN es,lma a.
in the bulk of 1000 hhds as the weights This ven 49,
l2s per CT lighter than they were las, year.
n. VI. MARTIN
FLOUR Richmond s. %; Seousyile, s. Is. B.
unusually dull.
WAEAT-No old or nrw in market.
CORN-Saes nj 60 n Ga. cents
CORN MEAI.-I0 to IS cents per bushcl
OATS-i0 cents per brsht
RYE-6j cents.
FlSu-Her!ngs. No. Cut S. 30; Gross ~ 20: NJ.
No. 3, $, duh; NJ. ?, $ 80 No. l. 80 50; Shad $
LAkD--Rarre! y cents; Kegs { !, cents (.
BACON-Sirgna cured hog round a : y cents \
AK els; new Hams 10 cents; Western Sis,
COFFEE-A Market unsettled. The prices asse. n.
puira 10 los CITE Rio 10 n l0'. cents; Java II
cents.
SUGAR-Porto Rico 5 9 6H, New Orleans. a.w
5a 4; 81 Croix cents. Loaf, double refined 10. If
single refined SIX a 8 cts.
MOLASSES-Saies New Orleans at %; Cub, %
SPlRITS-Cognac Brandy sl,115 32j; Rvcse,- ,
l.50; American plao. 3jc 18th proof 50i55 Ap1< >l,.
Richmond Rectiticd Whiskev % cents. +. Rum =
TEAS-Imperial i5a75c. per 10; Gnnpowde :
Young Hyson 30a75c; Black Is 20 E.
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THE CAROLINE CONVENTION u D us I1,;1, =

4.
The voters OF this district give their support
more accomplished and trustworthy gentleman than P II.
Ayet Esq, of King William. Personally popular in his
county he is known throughout the district allie
and eloquent deoatc For his independence in bravin5
ude OF otter party feeling and advocating calm DISCUSSION
of the questions OF constitutional reform, he deserves the
support OF The moderate of all parties. If elected 10
the Convention his efforts will be 10 Virginia
good Constitution. He is the solicitations of his
friends candidate for the Convention and will receive the
cordial support of KING WILLIAM
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Give me enough, and no, less;
Give ME enough, and not NOR
And tliat-hy the sweat OF my brow

He proposed
"The health and the conenment of our hoss-who from
their grounds, chiefly have provided this our bontifu
repast."
Major Ellis stated that though the Richmond Faye,te
Artillery had passed its 29h anniversary, this he believed
the second occasion only which Col Rutherford
the first Captain of the company had failed 10 attend its
celebration Of the ilh Of July He proposed as toast;
Col John Rutherford We know his worth-we regret
his absencewe send him cordially very kndest wishes
By Arillerynan The Reform Convention: We shall
hail lis meeting like the dews vi old Hermons mount.
By Private Alexander Our Railroads in progress :
Speed them completion, and in next railroad
cuson we'll perhaps send six pound ball through the Blue
Ridge Tunnel rather faster than the on-hos is in the
habit of travelling.
BY. The Virgnilns in California Can they forget the
Ties OF home and tho teachings OF Southern education for the
sake of Yankee notions and rceso purges God forbid
that they should kick up dust (even Of god in the Union
for such kettle Of fish,
Engineer Loron addressing himself TO Major Ellis de-
sired that the Major would submit to the company in
committee of the whole proposition which he believed
would carry with it the hearty OF the around
him. but which he should offer without II
all included In the words CAPTAIN NIMMOi
Seldom indeed has proposition been received win louder
general acclaim. The band especially in
spired 10 play imprompu, of their most furious blasts
certain of the corps feet in his stockings who
for twenty years has acted NO of the right gun,
sprang 10 his piece and had cartridge driven home
He aided by squad who did their part in rapidly fir
Ing three times The Captain rather than make peech q
ordered his their posts and putting the in
to the Capitol square, where little after sun down, the
usual evening salute handsomely fired. And ended
the celebration OF the day by this spirited patriotic and
ran COMPANY.
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CAN'T BE BEATEN.

The reader will find below account OF sales o. crop OF
manufacturing tobacco made by Tucker Carlngton, ESQ.,
the Senator from the Meckcnburg district which speaks
well for the planter the land which the crop sown
the commission merchants who sold and the market Rch
mond) where it sold If Mr. Darlington should prove
skiliu in making laws in making tobacco the people
of Mecklenburg and Halifax will have secured excellent
representative and will fail show their appreciation of
his WORTH should he again before them for their sui
frages
The average told s FIVE dollars higher than any
which has been made.
FINE MANUFA ACQUIRING TOBACCO.
hogsleais fno suncured
Tobacco by Captain Tucker Carrngon al his panIn
Caksv Meckienbug county, Virginia. nj the following
prices: 800
mid. to Poaux Robinson $50 and $50
"N H. 1hunton al S25
Ludlam and Watson at Sill Is and 10 Is
Making average of e9 90 for tho crop The two las
sold n AUCTION PRESrON g. ENDERS
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sales Of IS hads. Iobacco made al The Pa5Ge Ba.l
Richmoad Jaiy 3d and 6t BY irrt1 d. li:.g
D. Wits crop, / At 80 -, at9 a,s =. ass. !,
:. ". Vaughan's crop, at - IS: a, 8 G2, a92i
Mr. Oaks crop 60 so al 2 81, lat9. +. 4. &
al 75.2ats 30. K. ". Fos.ers crop, at 50 T. lar,
a,325, / at 6, at 81. K. Wooiton's crop, c, 5
H-'s crop, al So IS, at 5 10, Tugs. u. = Carter
at $40 50, ar9. J Bowers crop, at SO IS, a,
a, 81, / at 81, at s *. ID. Bradley crop 4,
at 50, nj 9, at 81, at g %. p. Bar;oas co
80 IS, NJ 10 so, AT 10 L, % n,g. y Il
crop nj 50 IS, / at9 II. Mr. Oaks crop. a. s. Is
cron, al 81. J. Wootion's crop, at Sll =, al
q III nj q 81 NJ Z 81.
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In short visit lower james River, on the sou'h sioe
y that the has been most destructive cutting on
one half of the expected crop of wheat On SATURDAY even
inc there heavy bur little raand me corn
suffering much for want of rain.
We serve that in MARYLAND the wheat is fine and the
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NoRroLg
From Atrirn- rrirnI Of IN. Il.

From Atrica-IrrirGl Of las Baia5sayy.0 o. L
The L. $. brig hlinbfias.. Con-. s!4u..,,.r T..
days .,a IS" s Saps ia, de , sss iIS, arrived a N o
and has lost menihe heaIih OF The sql1sra ,'' l
The Portsmouth to leave neyt dav l.. 80 : e
Africa, south of the line The John Adams ,,,s "'o e.
Port Playa about The 18th of June the Yn,t. pc
Madeira, and The Perry is cruising south of The lge
The brig Adelaide from Carrituc inler tgh.rs s s
ashore since ApIil,) has arrived 's hl'
The President proclamation announces III, cr...
the 4h instant, Of ratfcafions OF The Cony.n11''7
between the United States and Great Britain f n sv
and protecting the construction OF ship cam,
Atlantic and Pacific oceans. We
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is said that about sixty miles above Georgetown VIII
hanson county Texas there is valley of peactions pro-
baby unequalled the globe Not only PROSTATE pet
ry into the finest flint but leaves OF trees flowers Of plants
and often the whole plant bearing fruit Is petrife large
taranula was found natural life sticking rock
comparatively, and every part, turned stone. An
Indian Arrow head has also been found The pc
aoons and the floral beauties there hardened into rock
would astonish and delight the naturalist
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-09

pRILApELPHia jury Tile large China establishment
OF Peter wright Sons situate in Market above 9Th street,
caught about o'clock this afternoon and al the dae
this despatch the flames raging such extent
leave ou, Little hope of saving the building thai,
the adlo!a!ns properly may suffer-
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Photographed Tor the Baltimore American.

THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BUSINESS.
CiScixSaTr, JrLy 6-Thc Chule;a Is unquesonably on
the increase city, but has not thus far created much
alarm Mr. w. w. Cooper, old ard well Known mer
ci nj died Of the epidemic THE morning, after brief i'll
ness He formerly resided in Bristol Connecticut.
Mrs Little wife OF the Superintendent OF the Little
Miami Railroad has also fallen victim 10 the disease after
being SICK few hours.
The Board OF Health this afternoon reports SO deaths in
all f,r the pas. a hours Of which s. from Cholera
The victims have thus far been generally foreigners and
those vi careless habits good deal Of alarm exists
Correspondence Of the Baltimore sun.
NAsHISGToN, JuLY l.
learn that within The last week, distinct orders wese
semi By special express Col Munoe at Santa Fe, ~
resist lJihe attempt that may be made by the State
of Texas authority in the disputed territory.
The United military officers must have strong
suances Of support before undergo the risk OF
mary Texan Court Martial. look upon this collision az
tie paint dappi oil a revolutionary movement.
proclamation in regard 10 New Mexico ia expected from
the President which will still further exasperae the South
resolution may be offered in the Senate, declaring the
present administration destitute Of the confidence of Con-
gress Ii WILL in all probability, BE- offered b. Senator
from North Carolina If the President s determined 10 fight
Texas doubt whether the army appropriation bill will pass
fhis session.
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Prof Grant exhibited his Calcium Light tho front
Of Capitol at Washington the night of the nrh II
is said to be far intense and brilliant than the Drum
mond Light, and the occasion referred TO- it illuminated
the whole Avenue from the Capitol gate the ground.
surrounding the Presidents House. than mile
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SALES OF TOBACCO nade By J.tsr &. H.

SiLEN OF TUBICtU, DlGdc " J.itr 3 IT.
CLARkEsvlLLE, JcsE q 7
Estate j. W Lewis, Va, hhd. It s. 80. 1T 50 a
al . 90, at 10. Rand. ruryear. \. G, nj o. la
VIM Paylor, y. G., ut sl3 -, 4, -. a Il :. 3
Moses Jones, y. C., ., Sl3 -, n -. lha> ..
\. e.. at 50 10, al 80 AT 9. Mrs II. c Eisl.y
ut 9 60, at 80, | AT 10 Benj. Cham5e.s, ", l.
at72 20 J. c. Rogers, Va, u, s. so, Al : IS. Ia
John X Downey, y. C., | at s., 10. Drnr; Hs-
c., Mt 50 20 J. p. Trainham, Va, at $40 q LAT
at II 80 J. \. Bruce Va, al 81 80, at 80 LAT,
NJ 6, lugs, Al 40 do. A. b. Wood 2; sl2. J haf
Va, ! al SO. Ben. Roberts, Va, Al 5 - :; %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-09

Dr. Philip Tidyman, of Charleston, died at Aberdeen
Scotland, the l,h u!t. He left home time since
for an extensive European tour-He 73 years old.
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ExEcuToRIAL NOTICE.

HAVE placed IN the hands OF Colin Ei-r, Tor te.,
counts, bonds &c., Of persons living IN thc coIa'
m Allison and the late firm OF a!fon Evans 'Hi
ana about the city Of Richmond placed in TIE ll' n
ly!or win fu authority from he sa.i BASS 'n
se.le ADJUST aad receive the AMI glre rece
s'e hrm oi Allison and Evans respectfully fe1ie-
,nen'' All persons having claims again. the esq g q r
Richmond, az the undersigned IN i'sxaG5Di me- af
may be made Tor their liquiaon 4, It ytf
;n'e be settled up Promptly IgN5AN' W.
.lGaa rv.-u.,- ~ Miriam
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The Fourth OF July passed off very quietly in Washing
The hea; OF the weather prevented any general pa
rade. Mr. Fcote delivered the grafton the Monument.
At night there fine display OF fire works. and the Cal
cium light displayed in front of the Capitol
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NOTICE.

si.f' d'sigouc OF making M, l,usc car3for-s f-.
= Gence, nave fitted w aud urni, le' rir'rf n
and AIRY rooms over my store where geaca1sa CO y
ed WIN lodgings FOR the night By the st9.'n OF ~ W
extensively pfaciised IN Europe ani ne S1r'tsEi KY
T'ihs IN the city, cs we'll residents W.. lie cnas ~
ain5 oy the day, wees or mcnrh and ~ "a.n; ~ g.
sa;a times a. may sui their medication or
oay 10 pay reasonable prize for wha they get hf 5ys
tavern and boarding house bills As the enterprise
ms latitude, earnestly invite public attention 70 u 1,'
My Vctual ling department is KEEP. well supn. : sdP-l
best the nlarke affords JANt>
North eide Of Nam Street, near the con-
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pHuApELpHlA MARKET.Jyl. +.

The weather herc is oppressiv,y warm, and bas.ae
kinds dull. CnmmJa brands ot Hour can o. hti q :
a s. IL AT which small sales are making WINE 81
held Al l29 cents Sales of yellow corn al 6! s.
Nhisney - cents for burrcs.
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Leroy P. McCutchen and Preston B. Luce members Of
Freshman Class of Ogehorpe University were both Kill
led by stroke of lightning while walking together In front
of the College Wednesday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-09

BALTIMORE MARKET, july
There were sales today Of 400 bbls Howari stree
NJ IS 25 40 sales Of City Mills. Sales Of p.ras
nd wheat al 10 cents. Sales O! white corn lti:
and Yellow 81 IS cents pcs husiei.
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.
Now Yo.ni ScAr. Mary Jane Peek, New York $a
mine. Also, four large Scias loading, names nnknowi
Packet IN IT, river.
-.-
ifiRRiEB,
MAkaIED. a, On. y ~ Ct o.iae ~ :hr Re- VII
wood. ol Richmond Nj JAMES + MoiRS. to Miss CY
A LApp o''h 81 Riclm2ni, vi5,n.1
DIED
DIED, On the morning NJ tho 9Th Instant a: The house
oro;.lerin law, M Villa. Ihaw, MARGARET 10!
heragc. The friends Of IL. family cf: invited To aGca! he.
this AFTERNOONS at O'Clock, from the MpHine.i! Church
DIED. at her husband residence the Junction IIInoy
- Virginia. The 18th day June 1851 Mrs ANN ELIZA
VIE OF JOS H. Young. ~ the 3Jlh year OF her ate
painful illness she leaves HUSBAND oEi tmo l!:Ic c
numerous ethcf relatives to mourn her loss.
~ Rlchmon! WiJs AZ! Republican requested copy
E5-TuE MANIAC .:Rs Of THE wIcn,
MALE ORPHAN SOCIETY," vii nrcr ills GJeslfgJ 81
bo'clock At The residence o I. Bla..iorl. cq ia
J oGAN WALLER, co.mm!ssion aisrshaa'
~ one - sllin Sues. Richmond, vlrsaio ir,g
I 'HAkLEs L. s1NGLAlK, Attorney al
< Brentsvllie, pri"cc William County, Virginia
- - -----.-
.TOKTCNE'S HOME. CHALIk's OEFII Il,
Main Street. Richmond, Virginia.
This day, Bel All lou.ry, C'ass 81 u Nos, u drawn
$4,000, Of 300, Of 2,coo Ticket, 81 Also Snai
p,als: s3.2'. 900 Tickets 81. a, cnhks
A ,AUZE. MEl<iSo AND COTTON sH....
IN fire assortment oil Gauze Msrno SHIFTS do do COa
inc article. promotive both OF health aud. comfort.
In!y nc. cIENERY ean,.-- y
TRANSP0aTATION LINE.
FOR DALTl.uRE AND PHILADELPHIA. 49,
rnChHoNrAS, e fpain Parrish, viii rece!ge
.fe.. Tor liz ibovc place til ,. r NJ today. a 's''
"ayc et3, + Freight FOR Plusburg. Cllclnn4a, ae' @
'oi Ws,t gesf'y ca.' bc shipped by III rone q ai'
ssAAAn Frs oFtt.s..-D. i'nl.... = 60,
"a m"nt; vuaios.
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NOTICE,

rsHHE subscriber bcgs leave 10 announce to ma 'set y
4 that he has associated wh him NJ RICHARD D.
the purpose OF conducting the GROCERY BUSHES 10 r
and style OF ALEXANDER GARRETr& co 1Aeyht.t
house formerly occupied by Mr.. W. w Woo!iris1 on a,7
TWO doors below The entrance 10 the City Hoe IHei W.
slahty on hand general assortment OF FAMILY '"oo'
usui! credit
The snbscrbcr r;;u:ns bis sacerc thanks 20 M lnenisaa
earnestly c,,s contnuaace OF The s.n - dir rcw>
Richmond. iuiy l. 1850 ALEXAADSG GAN"
The undersigned VIII continue the ConmiG,G ~ ne
l'li' ana "ii' ei'o his prompt p-rsona aentra 20 wv
"."ss OF country Produce, Lumber Lave S,ori. ard
hLEXtNDEa GAZE
Reference 10 Messrs. Hlxali & BROTHER. v r"es .
Meoo. Bacon * 20. Richmond; Mrssrs oHatr, y
Jones Henry iiarri.f W Jones' J. X pcnaei1a. y. !"
n.eL1n: Lon!.l. VI X Z l.anh.,a.rL ,L.-G.. .--