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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-07-02
FOE TnE srlsIr oF JEFFERSON

FOE TIE SPIRIT Or JEFFERSON
Mr. BELLER: Through your columns allow
me to say a Few words TO Refnrmers. You, TEL
low citizens, would all have heavy hearts If you
supposed fora moment a Rip-Van-Winkle cheat
would succeed in this Conventional DIstIIct-a
ticket whose members in Convention would with
slight notifications sustain the present CoDstltn-
ton as it now is. Men who would go for an ir-
responsible Magistracy-Judges for lie nominal
ed by a clique, and elected by the influence OF IN
triguing members of the Legislature-clerhs
doing the public business) creatures OF an arIsto-
cracy or favorite Iew-and sheTiIts and consta'
bles, Fastened upon you by arbitrary Tu!e-) shaw
ing the necessities OF the poor and " riding and
ruling over the beggared P!oughman OF the land:
To avoid the election OF such a ticket what Is
your line of policy? The answer is a PLAIN one
Nominate a ticket, formed by your brother ke-
formerssin The District. Do this in Convention
as Wings and Democrats nave been accustomed
TO do in making their Congressional Nominations
Declare in said convention the principles OF your
reform-exact Of yOnr candidates pledges to sup
port them. Thep let all true retnrmeTs stand oy
the ticket-otkeTwise defeat awaits you. a want
of concert-of union-voting for this lavori'e and
for that one, at random, will enable the united
monied power of the district, moving WITH $40"
and secret steps, to elect their own men. Oncer
the cry OF IS no party" the tavOrIte term OF Potiti-
cal hypocrites in the United States, they Will
with false pretences allure many a confiding Re-
OTiI1c lulO liz NtpS
this way they will defeat you. They, for the
honor of Virginia, a small minority will elect
their own candidates for the want Of union among
you. Thus, through deception and trick. you
will be shamefuIly beaten at the polls. High
toned men of the monied power of the land will
be sent to the Convention to " remodel a COnsti
tutiou' for the good of intelligent and virtuOus
freemen-men who wiIEadhere 70 that dark spirit
OF injustice and tyranny. '' that The few shall rule
the many''-men whose legislation would make
the rich richer and the poor poorer" Reform
ers! YOU who have the power by union TO elect
true men men who, like the Retormers of the
old world, are willing to stand by the principles
of the iilustrious Jefferson, and emblazon it on
their banners =" Liberty, Equality, and Fra'er-
nifty" When you have the power to elect such
men as these will you neglect to use the means,
and thereby let your enemies triumph? No
freemen never. But at once invite your friends
in the district to rally in primary assemblies OF
the different precincts, and send delegates TO a
Convention. to make a nomination at an early day
after harvest as practicable.
REFORMER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-07-02

suIcrpE-The St. Louis I~nteliigenceS of the!
21st, states thai a young man named George 81
White, from Loudoun. Va.;sommiitsd suicide on
Sunday, 10th nit. by throseiing himself into Ca
hokia Creek, near Morris. stils, on the opposite
side. OF the river. Mr.. White arrived in fiat oity
on the 29th ofMay, remained one day at the CITY
Hotel, and then Departed on some businesI
Throughout the State of Hitppis. !
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-07-02
REFORM.

By request, we publish on the first page of tq,
days paper, the Address o! JAMES E. STEWART,
ESQ, TO the voters Of the Frederick Electoral
District. The Address of Col. JAMES CASTLE
MAN of Clarke, to the voters of this District, will
also be found in another column.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-07-02

CuoLERA IN THE Wksr-There we{e MING
deaths by cholera at NashviIle on the 21st ult. !:
Phe Board of Health at st. Louis. Missouri
for the week ending on the 9th ult., report los
deaths, of which number - were by cholera. ]
AT the quarantine ground below st. Louis, or.
the nth ult., there were seven deaths of cholera<
During the week ending ON the l5thutt. there
were four deaths by cholera at New Orleans-ol
alldiseases 1O9.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-07-02

10 Sunday and Monday last were among the.
warmest days of the season. On yesterday, in
the shade, at the Store Of SIR. Thomas Rawlins,
in this town, The Thermometer was up to 9Oo.-+
The harvest hands have seen sights. .
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-07-02

give learn that a large and fashionable paEl
ty from Loudoun, design visiting Shannondale oa
the 4th. Oar beaux must be prepared 10 do up
the genteel, as we speak from intimate acqnaint.
auce, when we say that for the beauty of itS
girls, and The winning, social qualities of the
heart, they can't be beat.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-07-02
FINE RAINS.

The rains Of Thursday and Friday last, have
very much refreshcned vegetation of all kinds
The corn has gotten a fine start, and we hope il
may have no further obstacles TO it's growth.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-07-02

District Of Shenandoah, Warren and Hardy.
GREEN b. sAMUELS, of Shenandoah,
DAVID FUNSTEN, of Warren,
LIZ COOK,
GABRIEL r. BARBEE. Of Hardy.
Hampshire, Frederick and Morgan District.
TroMAs SLOAN, CHARLES BL.,E, ISAAC TAKsONs,
and DAVID GIEsoN, of LInmpsIlir. RICHARD L. BYRD,
ALGEF%ON X. WOOD, ROBEET CONRAD, ia MES Ca
TIER, VS. J.. CLARK and JAMES ". MASON, Of Frede.
rick JAMES +. STEWART, JosErIf 5. DuCKwALL and
CROMWELL ONRICK, of Morgan.
TLoudoun county being entitled TO three del,
cgatcs in the State Convention, the following
gentlemen have been announced as candidates:
GEORGE w. BnADrfELD, n. j =. WHITE. JouN
PRICE, s h. 1. CALDWELL, COLL. B. POWELL, W.;
-. TYLER, JONAS r. ScnoOLEY, JonN JA"NEY and
SANFORD ]. lAMEY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-07-02

1JThe Washington correspondent of the Bal
timore American confirms the rumored return Of
Gen. Santa Anna to power in Mexico.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-07-02

RICHMOND WHnG."-It is stated that Messrs.
James E. Heath, of the city Of Richmond, and
". H. E. Merritt. of Brunswick county, have
purchased the establishment of the Richmond
Wing for the sum of $53, 900.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-07-02
COUNTY LEVY.

The County Levy for each titheable in JefFcr.
son County, is IS cents, the same as last year.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-07-02

III. PATTERSON TUsrIS, Esq, of Hagersi
town, has been selected By the cilizens..of that
place TO deliver the Grafton on Thursday next,
4fh instant. s
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-07-02

~ CHARLES t. MAe1I1. Esq has received
tile appointment OF Deputy Marshal to take the
Census of Frederick county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-07-02
BOUNTY LANDS.


The bill which passed the lower House of Con.
gress, on Tuesday, giving to all who served in
the last war with England, and in any of our In
dian wars since 1890, and also to the commits.
stoned officers in the late Mexican war,a portion
of the public lands, is a measure, the bene6cence
of which well becomes the United States govern
ment. It is to be hoped it will also pass the Sc.
nate at an early day. The agitation of the sub
ject in Congress has already depressed the price
of land warrants, originally issued to the non
commissioned officers and p~rivates of the Mexican
war, and which are now in the hands of specula-
tors. The New York Post, of Tuesday, says, in
reference thereto:
Land warrants are very unsettled. The
street quotations for them is $Ii5 to $3.50, but
they have a downward tendency, and are in very
dull demand"
The bill which has just passed the House pro.
vides 40 acres for smonths, so acres for six
months, and 100 acres for u months seryicean
upwards.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-07-02

a. As one Of the fruits of the present election
laws, we learn that the next Legislature will
have their time and attention largely occupied
with several contested elections ; and thus each
year much time and money of the people are con-
in tiresome contests for the honor of a
seat in the Legislative HalI.-Akr. GAG.
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20 A meeting Of The StochhoIdera of The Ma.
nassee Gap Railroad has been called by the
Commissioners, for the purpose Of organizing the
Company, to take place in Alexandria on the 3Oth
Of July, inst.
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mo 49, pysoPLE OF JEFFERSON,
~ prSSr LEY AND CLARKE.

,hs reonest of many of my friends l have
Isd toibecome a .candidate for a seat in the
ON 10 amend or remodel the Constitution
believing that the people are de-
eirdaS oRgknowing the opinion of candidates on
ihs safng questions of Reform, give briefly
@sss5ssgs am in favor of the people eiecting
f5s Goverpor. Judges, Magistrates, SherIhs'
Cank;sbyes. and all other officers, as can see no
Teason why the people are not as capable OF
eIectinp ali their officers as the law makers-lhe
neonIe Cleo, the President and Vice President OF
United States, then why are they not capable OF
eloc,;ng officers to administer the laws of the
State am favor of extending the right of suf-
frage TO every free white male citizen, OF 81 years
and upwards, who pays his taxes. ! am in favor
of biennial sessions OF the Legislature, and OF re-
.ducinr the number Of delegates to one-hali their
present. number-my experience in legislation
has CONVINCED me that the business of the State
car. he better and more expeditiously done with
half our present number. | am in favor OF the
white regulation and taxation combined. as the
basis Of representation. l am also in favor OF
coRRfning the Legislature to two htits for inter
improvements, If not opposed TO making Im-
provements on State account. Also opposed 10
the Legislature guarantying bonds for any inter
nal Improvements.
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The Progress of.soa,hern Factories.

E4HHH|-
The progress this country is making in the
consumption of cotton ppears to be entirely over
looked by the European dealers. From official
returns made to the Secretary of the Treasury,
it appears that the number Of factories, spindles,
capital and quantity of cotton CONSUMED in the
States of Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia and
South Carolina, in the year of ls4e, were as fol.
lows Cotton con-
No. spindles. Capital. snmed.
Tennessee. 30 $4,000 100000 $4,000
alabama, 80 $4,000 100000 $500
s. Carolina, ls $500 100000 10000
Total, 90 1850 l,7al,ooo 10000
Besides numerous others in various parts of
the country. tits only a short time that we have
had cotton manufactured at the South, the bust
ness being confined almost wholly to the New
England States.
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DIR. wERSTER.

In the Baltimore Sun Of yesterday, we find the
following. 1t might be tTae, but if it is, we shall
lie most cgregiously disappointed:
BosfoN, June 29,i1a5o. ]:
1t is stated here upon The best authority, thai,
Professor Webster has written a letter to ths
Governor and Council. cot;Fessing that he kiIlea
Dr.. Parkman, but that it was not a murder, AM.
praying that his sentence may be commuted.-+
The letter, though long, it is said, does not givs
the details Of the fatal tran$aelion.. 1t will pro.
bably come up before the Council on next Tues
daY, q Z
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-07-02

GES. TAYLOR, NEw Mexico, AND TExAs.-
Hon. Mr.. E. Brooks, oftbe N. Y. Express, tele
graphs to his paper as follows
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DELEGATES no THE CONVENTION.

Clarke county, June 81, 1850.
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CHIR1 Y-FiRsr CONGRESS-.
YlRsT SESSION.
Senate.

w.sHrseros, Feb. s, 1850.
rrrIrros ros A DISSOLUTION uSfos.
The Cram stated the fret cuisines. before the Senate
was the question reception Of memorial Of cdzens
Ct Delaware and Pennsylvania asking . peaceful dis
folution Of the Union.
Mt DoreLAss gave the reasons for which he would
vote against the reception. lie believed that all me-
morisis excepting those coming from Legislatures Of
States which setate the slavery question should b
rejected, whether they come from the North or the
South.
Mr.. srrseros said he bad examined the petition,
and pronounced IL spurious; IL vas the act Of some
black arted sbolitopist Who had taken this course
for the purpose Of dsgrseins the State Of fenn,yl
vania.
petition Lad been srcossd TO him, showing II bona
lag petition sskipg treasosable act b. Congress-
~ dissolution, he was op pable In thus allowing
self 20 to mace the instrument Of wicked and designing
Nr. Hnr said that the fereibie dissolution Of the
Uuion Rid bier threatened here, time after time and
ohj.ctiop had been made He ojected then 70 this
pouring q ibdigt alton upon bis devoted head
he tsd prss.b teds memorial from resisuts
amer further debate BY Mir OSDsRwoop srd Mr.
DAVIS a. Mas tr tcors made zone remarks por-
tftt the tps.ehes which he tNr Foote) made vere
ths rtsuit % eastKstions which he received " that
vas 90, Mr Iie's sppsaed 70 the letter writer's and
rsycit.rs 10 the name Of the senate aud Il humanity
estisa,. III. serstor from Mssissppi foe In 40
oonr H., punished the senate. turcAt aud long
/ upus0 laughter
Mr. DAVIS. 81 nissssirpi, opposed the rscsrtlon
NJ Ss~sHp ssve notice o. an smenimebt, direct
irg r.titice - Vi. memorial To the Judicafy Com
Ete.. with Instructions to report that they have no
p,w,r ard 20 Opposition to consider the ssars
s cstss that he ssissd With the opinion expressed
By quincy Adsn-. that Tor the vtocicstyu Of ths
iiset a. p,titn all psiitobs ought to BE- received
out n ~ss Incumbent pcop the House receiving in
Jroysr rsti'ps 60 take INN ediste measures for sx
pfeshs dfs ppt.tsfiub a them tie condemned the
psy,T - ~ Is petition 80 ne always bad such PROPOSE
tisns Hr bad no Far a. csss uicn Congress had no
prvsr 90 thAe fleet Dissolution bot
semen uid prcgoss IT, AND he Lad sde u a sus in
tttm. lsnet'sfD
After s,ue iunfer ecuversti'u. the further con-
sjsrttitn a the tubsct vss pee poasd until to
rov.
sstrsY QUESTION
The s.nsfe thea prec.ecsd O. the consideration az
yr Houstos's fesoauon, presented sOms uos sius-,
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siss ssd description Of the building .,s A.
III snS real Z: .sls
s .s s: ..s :ss % each Tract
owned o.. o. i 1a. ss Of d.ssp.ls.
sssa :: hands and
%sso, .. oS S' Ssr sr una. DEPOSIT with moor
ssss s:np.piss Ssni ndiTdaai II Eovsrnssa.
,ct:. bond. nortEasts account. demands evidences Of
for Tie use and ssnsht Of such scsist ssf y " m
or al money q BY q IL TT r r., ,s e.
and drSsn q sIssl.s seed; and property
ard owing to such society upon or for such sales aAd
y such society asS Of February. isss build
Resolved That the CLERK copy Of the foregoing
Be- , N,,s on nh The Elders and
sSsa l 70 and Trustees and BY copy
MIR SNYDER fsd it was high time to examine whether
and duties conferred them by act Of
tion Of 1919 They smassing property very fast
estate in the north part Of the county Of
Mr DART was very anxious for this Investigation.
against our institutions. The very bond by which It
vas kept together was ignorance Its effect pre-
vent the spread Of education;
MIR. WILLIAMSON thought the inquiry unneces-
ssry might as well be extended to all the religious
societies In the State The shsker|were pesceabe,
tons but went about their own business IL they were
getting iich, 1t was not their fault
Mr. MASs was opposed to the resolutions The doe
trines taught by them like those nculcated by
the N. T. Tribune. The State might well be asked
to suppress the Tribune.
The resolutions were adopted.
INFORMATION WANTED RELATIVE TO A PATENT HIGHT.
Mr. STANTON offered for consideration the following
Resolved W the Assembly That the Senators and
Representatives Of this State in Congress hereby
quesed inquire whether injustice done the rights
and interests Of the people this state by act f Cos
approved February 49, 1Si9 entitled act to extend
patent heretofore granted VIM. Woodworth commonly
npewn the act extending the patent for woodworths
procured through fraudulent and whether
BOT hostile TO the spirit and object Of the patent laws
and they shall be Of opinion that the said act 10 liable to
these cons that then they hereby
their best efforts procure its Immediate repeal
Lies over der the rule.
Adjourned
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NEW-YORK LEC1sLATURE.
senate.

ALssSr, Friday, Feb. $, 1850.
PETITIONS, rrc.
The following petitions we're prssenteds-
ny MIR COR, for cid to Genssee College.
Mr. ssyprs, fer speedy termination Of the manorial
dimcuities
Mr. stoosw.Kra Of eitissps OF Ulster for an expert
mental farm aud agricultural collese.
M. Gvrssnr, for railroad from Buffalo to the New
Mr. Rosssos for isv restricting the sole Of intori
eating oribks.
M srssIoN reported In favor 81 bin from the As
pby amend the chatter Of the seeissy Of the New
lork Hospitsl.
rH. nav or stsrisa ov rHs Lsernsruss.
The Committee on the Judiciary reported against the
bin introduced BY Mr Morgan for shsssiss the annu-
al period Of the couvocattcu Of the Legislature.
DOCS sA,Ises INSTITUTIONS.
The President laid bsisr~ the Senate the second an
nusl report of the Dry Deck Savings Institution.
cfrr rssrs.
Mr. Csows gave notice 81 bill to amend the act for
tn. collection o. taxes In the city Of Ne~ York passed
rHs cousr srrrsLs.
Mr.. Bncocs gave notice Of bill in relation to the
rss .lws ucrss p,r.nrntrr.
MIR wuLis NJ save notice Of bill In relation 10 the
oo,.rner, Of the Alns House Department In the city
Nr ss,pyR called up tn. following stringent re.olu-
tiun Of quiry ino the affairs Of the Shakers Ia TIE
rsrie,s settlenepts 81 the state
R.e,ss That p. Trustees Of ever sooi,,yst shakers
.hd 6 re Ir.Isry Of even ..ss. gSr.asa. .
ktrL ~ sn be rtgn,rcd upon cath sthrmstou.
fefcts he rh dsy q March nex the Lssa
tu,, . , ~, fuil sna true inventory ami acceust
"a sl the real estate hscnng tocisty
it,b a., "a srfil 1882 with particular description % each
sersfsts ma r-rc.l the nuuher Of AID value Of
ssh e aid sisis trsets cad ne npmesr sIe ard de-
sen tie tvhdin" vFon each Of sSSh ssFsrss tracts
or Isrcsls.
"a Of s e s,sl estate bsionsing % sueh Society sns
sreUsd saai 18th 81 hIl TO together Nth the
qusut 500 particular -toa efeaeh tarste trse, or
tsrctl tines vhtr tie 81 rtrsoos nom whom the
ssue Iutehs.d rrvcurea OBJ eensfersaen pmd OF
sfte 20 ~ tsd the number and a, Nrption o. h- budsR
rpcr the ~ the Of such hsss End tae numesr
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Interesting from Washington.

OUR SPECIAL TELE0RAPHlc CORRESPONDENCE.
WILMINGTON CRY. !
Friday, February, 3, 1850.
The speech Of General Houston, to- day elected the
fact that Mr. Calhoun did not originate the Southern
address, but that the first started BY Mr.
Davis OF Mississippi and Mr. Hunter OF Virginia. This
to relieve South Carolina Of the suspicion Of lead
Ing of In the movements which have resulted In call
ing the Nashville Convention Per contrs report says
he free sellers are connecting another unao
ton.
The cabinet exhibits some alarm at the approach Of
the Csiifornss delegation to Congress. Mr. Gain.
(Seuator) Superintendent of the erection Of the
New Orleans Custom House; turned out BY Mr..
Meredith went to California, and elected the
cabinet candidate.
Mr. Douglass introduced his bill, to-day, providing
that when the St Lawrsnoe aud Its chain Of ship
sha opered the United States on the same foot
Ing with the people Of Canada trade in the sgri-
cultural productions Of the two couLtri-s
both including hemp and sugar. shall be the Law Of the
land. We understand that Lord Elgin lie favorable q
the project calculated to suppress the anne alton
movement
reciprocity bill IL also before the House. from the
Committee on Commerce, but the scheme Of Mr. Doug
las including the free navigation Of the St. Lawrence
Il far mere desirable.
The revenue bill goes over to Monday. 1t will pass
a. amended, to day.
distractions have teen Issued requiring the present
bopdsmen Ct the Sub Treasurer at New York to qua
lfy anew; and sddisiopal security for one hundred
thousand dollars is also ordered.
Fight took place this evening at the National Hotel
between the Hon. Mir Levin, Of Pennsy lvsnis AMI the
Hon Fitzhsnry Warren, Second Assistant Postmsstsr
General. "ls your name Levin'r ssid MIR. Warren
"Yes, siri but do not want TO have snythisg TO do
with you, for ysu are id scoundren tb. reply
CT Levin. MIR. Warren then struck Mr.. L.. who de.
Tended himself with . small cane Warren following
BIN up Ia Tom Hyer, till Col. Baker and others got
between the bslligerents aud separated then. The
hscss grew out Of Pennsylvania mall agency oboox.
ious to Levin. Mr.. L. came on second best.
The Presidents levss TO- night IL numsrously sad
brilliantly attended.
The Smithsonian Institute has o splendid audience
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Shipping Intelligence.

INV ORLEANs Jan II.
Arrived-ship Z z, Hartshorn. Rio Jsneiro.
BsLrInoaB. Feb g. SPIN
Arived-part Joseph W Page, Of Bostsn sehr Richard
Borden. Fall River.
BosroS, Feb g.
17u,&.
Arrivsdship Denmark. savanrsh,,ehrs Airsrsdo. Hsr
rrgon Me- wa Po.ncetewn. for Nfork-pu in with loss
Of fortmsst bead. A Appleton. NYork-
sBarhs Turt. Phsdcrhia nuriiio, Araiacheoia 9Th ut
Bari uii from AnAaboo Coast Of Africa. Sept 7lst Brig
Iucilla, from New York, vas 81 Lorrsboo.
Brig Bslfsx from Hslax, LIST met Saw, 9Th, Gaze Ann
10 miles Niagara from Boston Liverpool.
Bnp Enms Chccpee. and Erie from phssdsiphis; schrs
Ocean wave, rsrsieri Geo Edvard, Phiisdelphia.
Caredship Gov DAVIS Bath 10 load for Ac-pulco
kby. ssn Francisco; Norma Savannah TAFT. Charles
ton.
PORTLAND, FebT.
-. Barn, Feb5.
Arrived schr Ksort Statesman and Ysso Norfolk Isaac
Aeherr, Clarendon. and Bride. NNork
ssles,sshr. Lucy Bishe, Savannah; Mary and Joseph
TArweli. NYork
PRoviprser. rsbL