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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-20
NOTICES OLE THE PRESs

ATRFATIsg on BILLS OF EXCHANGE AND PRoMIssoRr
NOTES. BY Isaac Edwards, Councillor at Lew. Banks,
Gould & 20.
The materials of this work bcing based on the decisions
of our own courts, does not come into competition with
any English work on the subject; nor can it be deemed n
rival of anything which has yet appeared In this country
The object has been to ascertain tho law and state it in
brief terms, with sucl illustrations ~ seemed calculated
10 devrlopc and explain the reason on which IL is founded
Estimating the importance Of the subject with reference t.
the amount Of property hhoat In the shape of bills and notes,
there never has been n time when it called for greater nc
curacy and discrimination than now, or invited The atten
tion of merchants and professional men with equal VI
gency.-N ]. Journal Of Commerce Oct. "a, 1857.
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XXyANTRD-A situation as teacher either to take
w charge ofa School, or as an assistant, by a young
| lady q Virginan. She can furnish unexceplionable testi.
monials Of he qualifications TO teach all the branches OF a
thorough English education, the French and Italian lam
gusges, as vel as the rudiment' Of Latin and Music on
A c." Richmond, Va. Aug22-dGch.
NOTICE OF A FARM AT PRIVATE SALE.
INTENDING 70 engage in other business | will sell pi
i vsteiy theTrsct Of Land upon which am now living,
situated in APomattox county, adjoining the county lines
of Prince Edward and Charlotte, and the lands Of N. Pam
pliD, Mrs. Eloan, The. Carter, and others containing 5il
acres. one.thTd in original growth, heavily tlmbered,
one.third In pines, Ia number Of which are sufficiently
large for saw bgs, the balance 10 under cultivation some
Of which was lately, sowed In grass and clover. and 2
small crop Of wheat has been seeded this Fall. The Land
lies remarkably well, and Is well watered. Horse Pen
Creek passing through it, besides numerous good and ne
yer failing Sptngs scattered over the farm. There are
about IFS acres Of Greek and Branch Flats, some from Is
TO $50 yards VIDE, and the whole place has been well
| ditched and drained within the lsst two years. This land
produces the inest kind of Tobacco. and is admirably
adapted to Wheat, Corn, Oats, aud the various Grasses
and Clover The land is well enclosed. most Of the fen
cling is new, having been made last spring. The improve
ments aye, also. new, and consist Of a Two Story Frame
House, IL by q feet, nearly finished; three hewed Log
Cabins, one Of which has two rooms with q brick Chin
ney at each end, Stsbles. Barns, &C., all In good order.
There are thrse fine Springs convenient to the dwelling,
one of which ID about 50 yards, and cannot be surpassed
by any Spring in the adjoining c0untiea Tho ne'gh6or'
hood is remarkably healthy, and the society 10 "a good a,
can be wished for. The land could easily be divided into
two tracts, leaving plenty Of Timber. as well ns a small
Apple and Peach Orchard on each tract. 1t runs up TO
within $50 yards Of Pamplins Depot, a very fourishing
village on the South Side Railroad, containing a Church.
several Stores, Tobacco Factories, Wheelwright and
Blacksmith Shops, a Tavern, a Foundry, and many other
houses; Churches, Saw, Grist and Flour Manufacturing
Mills are very convenient. From the nesrncss to the De-
pot. where wood is always wanted, the timber on the
land would NOR, than ten times pay for 1t.
II desired by The purchaser, l would also sell my stock
Of Horses, Mules. Work Oxen, Cow, Hogs. &C.. Crop OF
Corn, Tobacco, Oats, &c, together with the Plantation
Tools OF every description.
Terms IL desired, the purchaser may have several
years to pay the purchase money In.
My Post Office Is ~ramplns Depot, A%ppomsttox Co., Va.
Nov l7-3tawts w. STEPTOE.
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Esh ES 5alIE VT kEs<h
" PERSONAL ESTATE Nv LOUISA u
L testament of Abner N. Harris, dec, the undersigned
as executor thereof, will, on Tuesday, the 9Th Of Decem.
ber, 1857, offer for sale at Public Auction, upon the pre-.
misses, that valuable Tract OF Land, known rs Woodstock,
lying on Fork creek in Louisa county, adjoining the lands
OF John ?. Smith, William Johnson, Benjamin Ouval and
others containing about $50 acres. Said land 10 OF very
good quality, well adapted to the growth Of the usual
crops OF this section Of the State, hss II good supply OF
wood Of original growth, and has OH it II large and com.
rnodious dwelling house with the usunl out buildings and
other improvements; and ut the same time and place will
rated 10y a very short distance from Woodstock, there be-
ing y right of way from one place to the other, containing
40 acres, a very large portion Of which " In woods oil
Of original growth Of excellent quality. The said tracts
of land will be sold separately or together as may best
suit purchasers.
ANY further description Is deemed unnecessary, as
doubtless, those wishing to purchase will view the pre-
misses for themselves, which the undersigned. who lives
within a few miles, willtake pleasure in showing.
TERas-One fourth OF the purchase money to DO paid
IN cash: the balance in throe equal instalments. on credits
of one, two and three years, the purchaser giving bonds
with approved personal security. bearing Interest from
day of sale Interest to be paid annually and Il deed OF
trust on the land to secure the deferred payments.
viii BIZ sold, also, mt the same time and place, all the
stock Of Horses, Mules, Cattle, Hogs and Sheep belonging
to tho premises, together with the Crops Of Corn, Oats,
Fodder, &c Plantation Utensils, and other things. a
credit of six months will be- given on all purchases over
ten dollars, purchasers giving bonds with approved sccu
rity. For purchases of ten dollars and under, cash will
be required.
Persons wishing further information will address the
subscriber at Cuckoovillc, Louisa county.
~. a. e AL-a. arr 10
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AMCSEMENTS.
METROPOLITAN HALL.

ME13OPOLITAN HALL.
ACRlCE SThikOSCH begs leave TO announce
" TO bis trends ad the public In general that he has
gagged The eminent Vocalist,
WLl.E ERMI4JE F~REZZOLINI,
nina Dorns Assa!uta. iron. the Italian Opera, in Paris,
nden, 81: Petersburg and lsely of the Academy of Ma-
L in New io!k. now on her wa. 10 Havana, where she is
:gaseiior the Theatre Tacon, LY Max Maretzek.
ERMlElE FREZZOLlNi,
AAlrE AMALIA PATTI STAKOSCH,
HERR KLETZER,
ne Ireht Hungarian Vioinist. under he Direction of
MAURICE STRAKOSCH, will Give one
GRAND CONCERT,
7; Richmond on MONDAY EVENING, Nov. I'D, at
METROPOLITAN HALL.
Price Of admission to all parts Of the Hall, 81.
seals may be secured without extra charge at the Music
sore .! lanes Woodhouse, beginning Friday Morning,
Wv. 10Th. Nov l9-tf
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eiCh Velvet and Cloth Cloaks
~ Elegant Cheueille Shawls
Sentlemen's Travelling shaws
servants Woollen Shswls
Rich Psris dc LANES
Itsen,ui ombra Bsyadere Do Lsines
SER VAIN. .lue.red, and purchased at prices greatly below
I. he,. g ssriy In the season. We offer great bargains
sas UNI, i Is sli other styles of Dry Goods. Prom this
rshou, .anusry next, we will continue to sell our stock.
Dur roe ii'asn TO COST, to mako room for Spring Goods
Nov N u new and contains many splendid Goods.
lT PRICE & WATKINS.
, buy sn niLks sILKs.-A great opportunity to
40 'u,,ped and plaid Silks at 50 a 60 cu.
200 q at rs cts. worth o..
/ Together -, " at o.. worth o. SO.
ice Striped T snh a large stock of Bsyadere, Founced and
aen Of = hobes, marked down this morning. 70 seN
immediately, for cash. wa
Nov % WIN. P. PERKINS & CO.,
Eagle Square.
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SALE OF LAND N NEGKOES IN CUMBEI.

- virtue OF a deed Of trust executed TO the late Ste
ID phen Cooke and the subscriber, by Hez. Ford, for
certain purposes therein mentioned, and duly recorded
In the Clerks Office OF Cumberland county, on the 18th
July, ls29, | shall proceed on the ODD day of November
next, if fair, if not, the next fair day, on the premises, tc
sell TO the highest bidder, at auction, for cash, the tract Of
lind on which the said Ford resides, called "Woodlawn,'
lying on the stage road, threcquarters OF a mile below tho
Court House, containing about l5G acres.
will also sell, at the same time and place, several like
ly negroes, or so much oisaid property as may be required
10 satisfy the purposes of the deed Of trust
Acting as trustee, shall convey such title only as IL
vested in me.
Persons wishing to purchase are requested to examine
the property before the day OF snle.
BENZ. HOBsON.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY DICkINsON, nil & CO.,AII

EGlfOES.-Wili be sOd by us this morning. ~ /
~ "'c"ck. J. iikciy Negroes, consisting Vi Men, Boy
md Girls. and Women md Children.
Nov ~ DICKINSON. Hill. g. 20, Arris.
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4 VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE IN
SURRY COCNTY

II N obedience to a Decree Of the Circuit Court of Sur.
L ry, of the 26th day of October, 1857, ] shall, as com.
missioner appointed under said decree, sell to the highest
bidder. on Monday, the cath of December, that being
court day, In front Of the Courthouse door. the Tract Of
Land In the decree mentioned, containing by estimation
(4il) four hundred and eleven acres. and belonging to tho
estate of b. Jones. deceased.
This farm lies about six miles below Surry Courthouse,
adioins the lands of Tho. C. Harrison, John H.. Hsnkins
and the subscriber, and 10 in about a mile OF a good pub.
lie landing on James river. There are about two hundred
acres cleared and enclosed under a good fence. tho bal.
auce 10 in woods, and it is estimated by good judges that
"a, 600 three thousand cords of pine wood can DO cut after
leaving a sufhcieDcy of dmber for plantation purposes the
cleared land has bsen married and produces wei, the crops
Oats, &c. There is an Orchard Of about three or four
hundred trees.
The terms Of sale prescribed by@h,c decree are. a credit
OF one, two and three years upon the purchasers giving
bonds with approved personal security, except for 30
much in cash as may be necessary to pay the costa o. suit
and expenses Of sale; the title to be withheld until the
purchase money Is paid. The bonds 70 carry interest ron
the dsy Of sale. For further partisniars apply 20 ,us 'uo'
Nov 40-ctds Bscon's Cattle p. o., SuTy Co, We.
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OF Messrs. Dobell Sc Lister have Just

o. Messrs. Dobell SC Lister have just re
ccived all the Magazines for March. Dlckins
Household Words, Putnam. Knickerbocker
The Schoolfellow, Cooley and Graham. The
Magazines for this month are unusually inter-
esting. The publications Of MesSrs Dex, Ed.
wards & Co consisting Of Putnam, Household
Words and the Schoolellow are among the
best in the country and need no commenda-
tion from US. The numbers before us, evince
the care and expense lavished upon them.
All the periodical publications Of the day can
be obtained at Messrs. Dobell & Lister s. These
gentlemen have placed upon our table a new
stylo Of visiting cards, worthy Of the attention
Of the ladies, and pack of the Yankee No.
TONS new card game for the Juveniles.
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COMMERCIAL.
Markets by Telegraph.

Markets by Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, March G.
Flour selling at So White wheat 81 SO; Corn $3.50;
Whisky "a as2e.
CINCINNATI. March 6.
Flour nominal, no sales; Whisky unsettled; Prices
not hxed Provisions buoyant: Bulk hams sales at ~
Bulk sides AT % on Wabash; AID 90 AZ Louisville;
Held here al IL firmly; Ness pork held =, S; Clover
seet 1rm at -, good demand.
NV YoRx, March
Flour frm, sales OF $4,000 Lbls: Wheat unsettled,
sales OF 5000 bushels; Corn buoyant, sales Of 90
bushels at s2913, for mixed Western which 10 ad
vance Of Ut and s3as4 for old Southern yeiiow
Provisions hr; Mess pork advanced 95c per bb, sales
at o25 u.s. Whisky advanced &c, sales 81 81 CT.
NEw YoRK, March 6, p. ~.
Cotton market heavy. and prices declined to &c
Flour Arm salss Of 500 bbs. sc 3O@6 ~ for State;
ri 1896 % for Ohio; % 757 for SOUTHERN Wheat
sales of II 500 bushels at 81 s. for prime red 3 foI
white and ~. Lous white 5i Corn arm, sales OF 36ot
bushels 1914 for wxed western, 7GSsO for and
old southern yellow, white unchanged at 5000; Pro-
visions drm, saies or pork ut So IS, choice
beef advanced &C. sales at el6 per bbl Bacon quiet
at l01,9ii%, Coffee unchanged at H. Sugar declined
y, Whisky closed nrm with sales at 2di927.
CiseIxsAri, March :, ?. n.
Flour dull. only retail sales ats I595 e5 receipts
quite lxrge Corn 10 good demanj sales Of 500 bushels
at IS; Oats have advanced 10 IS; W hisky opened
settled and closed at % beings further declines Mess
pork AZ o2o In bulk meats sales OF 2U00 pieces hsmi
So.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

The RIVER was slowly receding yesterday.
The wind blew gale all day OBTAINING boats
and interfering with river business materially
GT The little Gazelle came down yester.
day and laid up at the lower end of the
wharf.
o. The Rainbow is the packet for Louis
vile to-day.
OF The Sultana took on large cargo yes
terday at o. Riley & Co.'S, wharf boat.
~ The w. A. Eaves and Bowling Green
left yesterday for Green River, and the Steven
son for Wabash. The Eaves will be out to-
morrow, and leave on Monday for Bowling
Green.
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negro slavery from and common freedom ind

negro slavery from, and common freedom and
citizenship to- negroes in the Northern part Of
the Louisiana cession, was . legislative act,
Exceeding the powers OF Congress and void
and Of no legal effect. To that end in deciding
the main points the Supreme Court detsrmin.
ed the following incidental points.
FIRsT.--The expression Territory, and other
property of the Union under the Constitution,
applies in terms only TO such Territory as
the Union possessed at the time of the adop-
ton of the Constitution.
SECoND-The rights OF . citizen of the
| United States emigrating to any federal Ter
ritory, andth power Of. the government there,
depend upon general provisions Of the Consti-
tuition which defines in this as in all other re-
Ispects the power Of Congress. AS Congress
does not possess the power itself to make en-
actments relative to personal property Of cit.
liens Of the United States, in federal territory
other than such as the Constitution confers,
so it cannot consttutionally confer any such
power on a territorial government organized
by it under the Constitution.
FoURTH.-The legal condition Of the slave
in the State of Missouri, is not effected by the
temporary sojourn in any other States, but on
his return, his condition still depends upon
the laws of Missouri. As the plaintiff was
not citizen of Missouri, he could not sue in
the Court Of the United States. The suit
must be dismissed for want Of jurisdiction.
The delivery of this opinion occupied about
three hours, and was listened to with profound
attention by crowded court room. Among
the auditory were many gentlemen of legal
ability and due proportion OF ladies.
Justice Wilson stated to the merits Of the
case, the question being whether or not the
removal ofScott from Missouri with his master
to Illinois, with view Of temporary residence,
worked bis emancipation. He maintained
that the question depends solely on the law
Of Missouri, and for that reason judgment OF
the Court below should be affirmed. Justice
Catron believed that territories ceded, Con.
gress could govern them only under the re-
strictions Of the States that coded them, and
the Missouri Act Of 1920 violated the leading
features Of the constitution. 1t was therefore
void.
He concurred with his brother Judges that
Scott is slave and was so when the suit was
brought. Several other judges are to deliver
their opinions to morrow.
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River and Weather by Telegraph.

PITTsBURG, March 6.
There are six feet water in the channel and
at stand Weather clear and cool. There
was two or three inches snow fell last night
and is now rapidly melting.
CINCINNATI, March 6.
The river is falling. Weather cold. There
was heavy frost last night.
LOUISVILLE, March 6.
The river is falling slowly. There was
last evening seven feet and half water in the
canal. Weather clear. Tho thermomete,
stood at freezing point.
ST.. LOUIS March 6.
The river fell about one foot yesterday, and
still falling Weather very cold with q slight
fall Of snow this morning.
CINCINNATI, March 6.
River falling. very severe snow storm is
prevailing.
ST. LOUIS, March G.
River still receding. W leather continues
cold, and freezing. Ice in canal at La Sale
two inches thick, and the steamer Altoona will
be obliged to Gu. her way through. Newly
made ice in Peoria lake yesterday morning
All the upper streams falling.
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OF The weather yesterday was truly
Characteristic of the VIGOROUSLY tickle month,
March. The wind bleak and chilly, was as
annoying to the steamers on the river as to
the people navigating the.streets Of the city,
in an eddy or whirlwind Of dust. Business
however, went on with little interruption.
The receipts at the wharf were not heavy
yesterday. Shi pments were also limited.
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CONCERT FOR THE PooR.-Prof. Guile pro-
poses giving a Concert on Tuesday evening
next, for the beuefit OF the Poor. A number
of his pupils will assist upon that occasion
and the whole affair will be worthy OF those
engaged in it. The Programme and particulars
will be published in due time.
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o. The Adams Express Company brought
through on Thursday night, New York papers
of Tuesday. We are under renewed oblisa-
lions to Messrs Fish & Partridge for their kind
attentions. They may rest assured, that We
fully appreciate their favor.
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II f Z o X Il .

TO THE COMMON COUNCIL OF EVANSVILLE.
YOUR Committee, appointed to confer with a smilas
CommitIse appointed by the trustees Of the town OF
Lamasco City, tn report some plan Of king sand town
to said city, beg leave report tina the joint committee
have consulted together and to 10 the
Common Council OF Evansville, well as to the Pres
idsnt and Trustees of the Of Lamasco City the
option of agreement. u copy oil which is heTew h
sdbniitcd. JOHN HEwSON, Chm,
NJ. W FOSTER,
CONRAD BAKER,
COMMITTEES.
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bort of Gpanspillc.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

MOSES MCCLELLAN. fios st. Louis to Louisville.
MEMPHIS. from Memphis to Cincinnati.
GLENDALE, from Cincinnati TO Memphis.
w. A. EAVES, from G. River to woodford'
A. G. MASON, from Phtsburg TO St. Louis,
SULTANA, from Lousvillei TO Sew Orleans
J. II. DONE, from Cairo to Wheeling.
ROCHESTER,, from Pittsbug to Nashville.
ST. LAWRENCE, from Cincinnati to 81. Louis.
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Receipts by River.

GREEN RlVER-Per b. Green-l0 hhjs. tobacco, J.
s. Mitchell Go; 53 hhds tobacco, 13U tbls pork, "
casks shoulders. Crane Cook * CO.. 20 hhds. tobacco
bols 2ii bbls. four bills beef IL casks bacon
Howard Brown; box fur. J. Kahn; 50 coops turkes
Jack, hhds, tobacco, Owners on board
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THE CABlNET.-It will be seen that the
Cabinet is the same as we reported it some
days ago. 1t is composed of strong union
men, and anti-agitation politicians.
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o. The Court of Common Pleas, Judge
Moore presiding, is now in session. The Dock
ct is small aud unimportant.
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OF The Secretary Of Treasury has estab
iished Sub Treasury Office at Louisville.
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?, G.. O'RILEY q CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
M Err O e ~ M Z g.

Ez1a, HAvIse fitted up mammoth 49, =
seSy,sss5sx VIII. Boat, the largest on the k93&3
Ohio River the substantial manner pre-
Observation-Disclosures ourcare. elm
~ nv RIVER. RAILROAD Or CANAL,
without exposing the inclemency ofthe weather.
prorerty and bepaid to Recefv
ing Storing and Forwarding and also to the sale OF any
Produce consigned 20 all orders promptly filed.
PIG. O'RILEY returns his sincere thanks TO his nu
merous friends for their former patronage respect
fully soiicts contin dance ofthe same, which will DO
duly reciprocated.
of Boats their orders carefully nled.
mh3-d&w1y +. G. OhlLEf q W
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0c- The canal is full Of water but nearly
all the boats are above at present. Several
boats are expected down to-day, and will load
Immediately for points above.
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DRY CoOnS AT AUCTION!

0UST received and will he ssid at auction at cur Aue'
~ ton Rooms regular sale days. sre AZ gene
raj assortment of Dry Goods Motions ana fancy sr'ieie
ef Prown and Beaehed shee trss ans
CostHxs FlsuBes
Jeans Hosnq Gloves. Mits Spool Threads. Lineys
Merines Shawis, Susper6eTs. &c, &c. $3.50,
ALSo:-Tabes aud Pocket Cutlery. !ewsirT anc aHoes
Brushes fancy Soaps. Razors
an. IN nention WOOLsEY 4 NELSON.
nayt Aacticneen.
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Oh BBLS 8. II. Molasses; 20 half h Molasses;
ANy 20 bbl Loaf and Powder Sugars:
10 hhis prime N. q. Sugar Us bbis large size Tar:
I'M boxes MR.. Raisins in q and u boxes;
100 drums FgI received per steamer Antslope and for
ssis BY fs8 I. & ID. HEIMAAN.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUC1IONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
and Real Estate Brokers,
HEAvING leased for atern years and fitted ths
Old Court House of Main and Third streets
are preparedto receive for sale st auction or private
all kin Dc and Merchandise household
furniture. horses. burSics. etc.. etc.
Cssh advan made nsi when required
REGULAR sales etery Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
nepensa eociock. "A. n Also Tuesday Wednesday
and FRIDAY nights, at carly gasiisht.
SALES OF REsI ESTATE.
The frst Monday every month. at 10 o'eloek A.
Having with large Map OF the CITY OK
Evansville containing all the recent Enisrseneh ana pc
eyipr il will be for interest OF all coneerne We havs
apart the krss Mo acay Of Every month Iof tns se
Estate All those wishing sell are reqree
Ted 70 hand their time the Pu te Que neoee
The patronage chose having Houses ana or
ale either At private sale sesi-
ted. iyI5 NOOLskf q NELeV-N. N'e1 %.