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PUBLISHED ON W EDNESDAYS,] 'F.fiEDG’p ‘ UU'T TO, iR U r il,. TO LIBERTY; AN» FA^OB, vSwilTS'-fis, AND' WO FEAR S.HACE AWE, ’• • \ —.... . ............... --- - --- ........ —r- ■■/%.»— . .......... — n.'V \ ..... . ............ . ... — ...... '■ .... . , , ‘ I,, i | -J _ j- | ' [BY M A C K Sc A N D ftU S . ■ f V O L . V l l | , , . K i N o . 2 0 . ] - - \ , ■■ ■ l T l l J H ' A , . v o u x r r O P T O M P K I J C S JC . r . . . . . D K C E M B H H 2 2 , » 6 : 4 v >v ■. IJ- ; -‘-r— -fl- ^ ■ -taY 1 ---- - ■ x : .. > ‘.H ' ■ ' ( W H O l i K jr ® . a l * . ' ■ m r - . r i r t r - i i i riT J . To village subscribers,and-thosew h o receive their p^aper by past-rideis, $ 2 0 0 per annum, payatile, quarterly ; o f $ 2 50, it not paid tilt the end' bf the year. I t . To those who receive their papers at 'paj^ ltrT n advance f or ' ,2 < $ 0 if- not paid till the end of the year. I t I. Mail s jOscribers, ‘.$2 00, payable in a d v a n c e o r $ 2 50, at the end of the year. [ IV AR arrearage's must be paid, before a paper is discontinued. PRUVJUCE, of alt kinds, taken on reg alar pay ments, at the prices thp-merchants allow in g o o d s . ________ . ■ DISSOLUTION. 4* m;. '•■■ti i ce ml M Ut A D V E R T ISE M E N T S inserted at the [rate of p ay dollar per square for three inser: J tions, and 25 cents foYeach continuance. Le- I gal advertisements from a distance, must he |accompanied by the cash, or reference given I to a known and responsible agent Ijere. —: N o advertisement discontinued without or* publishers | decs Ora settlement. * * * Communications to the I must be post-paid, ' i \ t , , PAM P HL E T S , B L A N K S , C \ RDS, HANDBILLS, &c. fxecutcd w ith Neatness, A c c u r a c y , a n d I , Despatch. oil ih « inti vrl ill Vqnj 8 C* t * fm m 0 m m — Lh M b* ed r-> th ,acft' m p FUIi I’ON F l BE E S S U fi- AUCB COMP A. sY, ■ CITYOFNEW -TORK. l^% [{^ FultanMn&JEm{irance Company, x have, appointed the subscriber their Agent aad Snrveyor for 'this town and its vicinity, for the purpose of effecting fSnsur- ance on Dwelling-houses, Store houses, and other buildings ; furniture, G °o is, Ware* and Merclrandhe, in general,—against loss or-daiuage-byfire, =■ — ------- . AUGUSTUS PERKINS. Ithaca, Dec, 1 6 , 1823. n’S l t f !H E Copartnership between the sirhscri bers, under the firm of. W oodcock , & Bni/YN, having expired by limitation i/s dis solved. All persons having unsettled ac- iiounts with aaid firm, are requested, to call and settle. .. t D. W O O DCO CK , A- D. VY. BftU Y N . Ithaca, iMarch Jst, 1824- ^’45tf 4 For in Few Barrels o f Choice, Pure GIN S P I B J I S , atjl Shillings per gallon.— Also, a constaut su p p ly of d o u b le-rectified iW I I S K E X - b j y_the b a r r e l o r sin g le gallon,. Haa at 2 shillings pergalipn J* D e c . 2 , 1824. F, T H O U SON. ?82w8 Cowen’s Justice. TIT S T received and for sale a t Mack & A n i l rims’ ^drus 1 Bookstore, an additional supply of; tices of the Peace in the' State of New-York. • ; By E S E K COW E N » At,o,— tVheeler's Reports o f Crim inal Late Cases—2 vnls. ; Dec. 6 , 1824. Sray^ Colts. O R O K E ihto the enclosure of tbe subscri- ber, o n Mondny night last, a M aRE find IlO R S E — the Horse 3 years* old p a s t ; a brown, with a sm all white snip on the nose:— T h e Mareb bay, 2 years’ past— both large for t b e age- • T h e owner is requested to come, pay charges and take them away. W. W I G T O N . D e c . 6 . 1824. ’82w3 .A SU P P L Y O F .......... O Q C* -r*> InchGLOHES; (W ilson’i * wake^ jest received, ant for Saif, a* the Bookstore of , MACK Sf ANDRUS. N o v . 2 8 ,1 8 2 4 . 8 AYE just received a Fresh Assert* | | meat of m m s & M E D i c u m s t F a i n t s , a c - D ISSO L U T IO N OR C O P A R T N E R S H IP . 1 4H fe Copartnership heretofore existing • between the subscribers, under tlie fimr of W , & E. J. MOORE, ip tlie city ot New York and in the village of Ithaca, was diS'olve^ on the 31st day o f July last, by mutual consents All debts due the .com cern in Ithaca, must be settled with ' VV S M OORE, who will pay all debts due from th fimt,(.ftncl.wUl continue business on his ownaccSunf. E. J 1 MOORE, W . S. MOORE. New-York,.Oct, 2 , 1824. W. S. now on hand a M OORE general assortment of G O O D S , and will he receiving his t- ail tyid Winter .Supplies—.alt oLrvbicb -be will sell <i- low as can be jpurchased in the wvstern ountiy. ’74tf Valuable Medicine. -IlHEL-SRBSGRI ft E RiL 'tn S T O U L D respectfully inform their cus- V V tomers, that their circumstances are spch that theymmtt h a v e money, JL* heirYecenT tost by fire, obliges them^iw build a new Soup and purchase more S T O C K , for Wiiii'li Debts must be in c u r r e d t h e s e debts toast b^ paid ; and in o d ff t(\ their .pay.;. mfent, «mr. patrons, must be cailed on for assistance. A C tfL S Y Ik H IB B A R D . Ritfca, A i x v i t t n , 18 ;4. SKAftON ABuB GO US. H. MACK. & CO. t fu lih 11 ^ L # m hh ab* tt# m m '& 6 t o# N i b e dpi y«i I • k AVE this day received a General As* sortaient o f B R S GOODS, fiK O C E B i f i a ^ i a i u m h w a s k _ TOGRTBKS WITS A O.OARTITY 10 by 8 , & S by 7 G L A S S Purchasers are respectfully requested to • call and exam ine. As t h e y w i l l judge for them ietves, it is not necesssary for ns to say more on the subject. * jthxc'!, Oct. 28.: 1824.' • ? 7 7 tf T O M I S l U G A i . S T C D E N T S . Jl. ft. C O ( i f i W F .L L , .M . B . _ deliver a courSe o f L e c t u r e s on A NA T O M Y , PH YSIO L O G Y and lO F E R A T lV E S 1 JR G E R Y , to commence on the 2 , 8 th o f December next, andrcoutinue ; about klx weeks. ° ; The object Lectures-is to give Medical sttidcnts an .opportunity of becom ing practically acquainted with these import- ant subjects'at little expense ; therefore, the course tviii be iiiade short, but yet will em-' bpace every impofian t part of'the subjects, which, being connected, wijT illustrate'each ether: and from the peculiar opportunities that will be afforded, it is confidently believ ed, that every one. who attends will be per- feetly satisfied with the improvement which he will make. ‘C r The .Fee will be F I F E D O L L A R S . B o a r d may be had for g l 5o p e r week. Auburn, Nov., .18,, 1823. ’8 1 W35* Whiskey for Wood. T H E subscribers will pay two a n d a h a l f Gallons good W HISKEY per uord of D r y W O O D , delivered at their Dis tillery near Fall-treek. GUNN & BELDEN. Dec. l , 1824. . i , ?81t f Bl Fft VLO lUiBKS, O F a good quality and large size, for Sale, by J. P L U M B Mmca, N o u m b e r 1 0 , 1824. 7 8 tf W h ich they offer at rc*aon|ifale prices^ to gether with a Consignment of R i k l c S s [ o’s. SNUFF & at Wholesale and R e t a il-a t reduced prices. ■ Ithoca, N o v . 14, 1 8 2 4 . . . »79tf WTBTJAS lately borrowed, or taken with- \ V v out-liberty, fVotn the house o f the iWscHber The peafami wlioTie* t* in pos session, will please to retuni -jt iuuneiliately. ' ' ‘ J E S S E G R A N T . Ithaca, Nov. 17. 1 8 2 4 ____ _ . , m w M8TA&LI sliM&tfn / N E W > 4 * 1 C H E A P GOO DS. IT |7 'E are HOW offa.i*<g in U*is H larket, s genera j f and. « n)l-stl-f»e.‘ ^ f • G O O B 8-*-com i. c-inc FANCY A YD ST A P L E e L t o c f e v i e s . %'M G L ASS &. HARUW ARB. We wootd jnyite p^e-nh»i> io eall UrP<i cxaroint- q.iaCfylnit prices whicb s-eplCtigeCurseires sbatTj \ \ A C t I I O V >ie c h o ice anil cheap. n^ 7 “ For. particuiais, Call one door east »f \leas. Thomson & P icter’* .wbfir** llie,above Stock will be shown ii’f iiTie** with ptmsurt, DO U G L A S S 5* C O M S T O C K . I th tot, Onlo.ier 19. UJ54. ’ TTiil ^ BA N D -BO X E S , TO CK E T -BO t>K S •AND* IN S T R U M E N T C A S E S ; ’’ Made to a n y pattern, at the shop o f the sub scriber, in tht Black building,Tour doors east o f j . Grant’sCoflee-House. : BENJ, g . CO O K E . Ithaca, Sept. 14, 1824. CLOTH. JjtfJVUr Q A Y E just deceived with many, other GOODS, the very superior piece of P R U $ 8 1 \N B L U & * ‘ OF A M E R IC A N MAJSWFACT-URE, which took the Premium at the lath Fair, held in th e city o f Ne'v-York, and was lim iledat-$r,per yard. Tlipy will be happy to.have their friends call and examine it. f Ithaca, Now. 24, 1824. - ’S ^ f T O L LT . r f lH E subscribers wish to Let their North L BRICK STORE. ' “ B E E B E & M UNN, Ithaca , Nov. 2.4/ 1824 ?80tf A n im vrovrd and a lu d s t c e rtain rem e d y foi indigestion and habitual costiyeness. 3 T is well known that dyspepsia is one of ,1 1 the most frequent aud formidable dil- ea^es o f our country.- Its commencement is indicated in different patients hy various syfnp. toms, o fw h iehthe most Im midableare— Irregularity o f the bowels, ' ' Obstinate costiveness, Violent headache-jcohmonly caUed nervous o r s i c k headache, . ■ Teilatpnm o f the eyeSj, J A c id ity o f s 'omhdt (ifter eating , Flatulence o r wind on the Starwich, B itter taste in thii tm u t'h in tlie morning,, Foetid breath , Drowsiness a fter dinner, D e b ility, lassitude, eyaeintfqn, Depressio% o f Spirits, T iles / # c . The pills now offered as an antidote tp a disease so formidable as the above, are not proposed on 9 (irinciple o f specifics. Their use was suggested, by-theory j but their effi cacy hag been tested,by long and faith ul ex perience ; and the result has been unparal leled success. Persons afflicted with any mf the above symptoms are . assured, that th e Anti-Dys peptic Pills area- rem dy well worth the atr teution,rpnd en'itled to their just clmfidence N B The Anti-Dyspeptic Pilla are pre pared by H E NRY' JA M ES, Drtiggis*, At- bany.—“-Each box contains 100 pills— price S i aer box. For^ sale by JOSHUA S. L E E , Drug gist, Tthaca. A p r il 1 ,1 8 2 3 . ' C ‘A F A R M FO R SA L E . - I C ^ T H E sptis ribers «»ff’r for Sale, on reasonable terms, the valuable Farm, former- |y the residence of Jonah Tooker, Esq- deceased, beiag part of Lot No. 75, iu the towfifiSf Lansing, and cimtaioing about 1 1 0 acresaC. land, .situated one nijbe north-west of Ludlowville, on the lake road, leading from hhaca to Aurora and Auburn. Those who wish to purchase a valuable and delightsome Cou-itry Seat, will find the advantages o f this site without a rival in tlie county. The. buildings are commodious; the farm is Well watered, and abounds with an exteusive variety of fruit- R \ CHEL TOOK ER, Executrix. ,S \ M UEL B A K E ll, i Execu- JONAH MOORE, \ ^rs. ITkacv, August 25^ 18-24? ^8tf. Y virtue of one execution kgainkt AlldSi JVJiuer, issued out of the Court of Com mon Pleas, iii and lor the county of Tbmp- kins-^ B v virtue^ of one execution^ against W illiam lp. Baird, Salmon Strong, and Ave- ry Mffieri issued ''b^t p r ih e o f the Stqte qf New-York-^By virtue o f one eAeCutjpn against Allen J&etjjr' Mhiyr^ issued' out of (he Couri of Comltfioh Pleas, in and for the couuty of Tdm pkios— And also, by virtue o f oue other execiition, issued out of the 1 Court of Comnfion Pleas, in qnd for the county of Tompkins against' A ve ry Miner, I have levied and taken all the right and title of the said Allen Miner, Avery Mi ner, Wijiiam Dl BairtH’an'd Salmon Strong, oc either o f them, to Lots number fifty-four atid fifty-five, in the tfiwrt o IN ASSISMBLY, , _ N o v em b er 24, J824. REPO RT jo in t Committee tin the Chym icqlBank. \ ■ ‘ .(CONCtCDRm) • ‘*v ■ fison. sing, tn sat county, or any part of said Lots, which I shall pxpose to sale as the law directs, at the Hotel in the village o f Ithaca, on the sixth day of January next, at . one o’clock, in the afternoon of that day.— Dated November 8 1824. ^ .T ^ N jU G L L 'H S L S E Y ,,. - i ___________________ L a te Sheriff: Jl IJiCK & - A N D R U S ' 'v rA V E just receivetl, in ailditidn to their fqr- raeretoob, anew supply ol Miscellaneous an H'-hool BOOKS, among which ere— Franklin’s Narrative of a Journey to thesbores f tb**’Polar bea—Browii’e Antiquities, o f <be fe.wti, 2 v.ols.—Saisford’s United'States and Abort. ; ines— Robertson’s America, 2 \fois.—Plutarch’s t.ivus, 4 vol« — Blair’. Sermons, % viols.—-Emmotr*’ fi' - H a r r i- ’ do.—JobiisonV, Lives of tlfe F.'fits, 4 vols.—Bri'Wa’s Dlvinity—^Stewart’s Philosophy —Life of Patrick Henry— do. ‘Washington—jtio. Franklift—do. Voltaice—Golilsmith’.v 1 Manhurr and Cu-toms, 2 vols. - Cabinet of Curiosities, 2 v il*,—Bictnry of the fruited States—Hannah Mure’^WWk’s, 8 vols. — Fithosboru’s Letters— BurileFs Viilege SernirmRv^i volR.^lrvlng’s Orn- >i»n‘—¥vfiuingEntertainments—-Marriage Cusr t- mit and Gc^emonieS-^.Historicul View pf the n r*t Planters of PieW England-—;lia>liei?’ Library -Hpsselns— Creation. * pb’eni-^-Cowper’s Poem-, -t v<ils.—Montgomery’s Greenland-Criminal Re* - ir>i.er—*An Academy foiLGroWn Horse.meo, by Geoff* ey G ambailo, EstjH-Honier Burles((aed, 2 -• *ls—Instinct .Oisplaye>(—Pilgrinr»’s Progress— H'*i!ke!’s lorg* Dietionfiry, with the Key—do, fur S«h ' (Ii—i!o. for Pocket—AinsWarth’s DictioOnrj —Gibson’s Surveying—Natural Philosophy-1— .Murray’- English .Hostler— fiartlett’a do;—D> - niiick* C e .>r—Adatn’-s Latin Grammar—-Blair’.- ’irBinoiar of Gliemistry —do. Philosophy— -An- ciedt Geography, &c. Sic..’ tlHEWISK.v Quarto Bibles-—Pucket- (Ic.—Pocket Testaments, elegant binding., — (V t *- A tew copies of FIN L E Y ’S M A P o* b S I'ATR O F \W /Y C > B K .- Sejn. 22. he fias qever Received fiuy jp e c u flifitvfe - 1 ward M ‘ (hfiy fanfijdfir the ilqpctafifin Gfsp mqr ,l>y. tcicfe . 'hfhich, f.esojrle'R; 'hid*'' N t i i V M <■ W E AVI AG !!! 'P H E subscriber has opened u Shop for *• W e a ving, at the house_of John G o od rich, in Ludlowville, where all kinds eif work inhis line will be done on ihe shortest notice—and cheap, very ckesip, for eash. JACOB IM PSON. Ludlowville, Nov. 19; 1824, #80tf \ S } ) b L U I O i i M ^ KING, Patterson 8? Dewing, NFORM the public, that they carry on the above business f a t ’he shop forrnerlv occupied by P a tterson M h ickU y ) where all orders in their line will be punctually at tended to. T h e y halve lately qhtuined the patent-right (for the county o f Tompkins) for - Patent Elastic Spring FO R S E A T S , SOFAS, F O O T B O A R D S , Waggons, Carriages, atid - other Vehicles. T h e above Cushions will !be made to order. They can be applied t 6 any enrriage already made. Gentlemen are invited to call and examine for themselves. 'I thaca , June 15} 1824.—n ’57tf. 1). W, DONAI.IISON NFORM S the public ef: Ithaca and Its vicinity, that he has opened a nlaniifac tor y of the above description, where he now bas on hand. „ AN ASdOltTStENT OS* Mahogany Furniture , OF L A T E F A S H I O N S ; *» . T o which he is adding a large stock, of C G M O it DO. m o ac at his A FE W COPIES O F ; Vance’s E L E G A N T M A P - O p THE! WESTERN PART. OF THE STATE OF N ew -Y ork , ’ U S T received and for sale a t fill e Book- W store of MACK & A N D R U S . Aug. 1*7, 182*4. __________ _ B B B M & J t U t W f J l O , ’ FOR. 18 25, X XT^T published and for sule, J Dfiz ________ , . . .. by the Gross. Dozen, or Single, at tbe liookstore-fvi. ------ m a c k k ANDRUS.\\ Ithaca, Oct.-19, 1824, place, two doors west o f Prescott’s building. N. B,^ Orders neatly executed and punctu adly attended to, I t h a c a , July 2 1 st, 1824.— T63tf.. procure for Oald^eR'fi'nfd olheCs'^doritrfil-1 ling influence in tbe bank,., Thexotnmittce aro fuily justified in this Cpnolfision, because; Caldwell liimself says lie does pot heliefe githeT M W K fiye^Q r.JilfT. B.rufis^n- a'Uhojagb m as made up by. swear#,) one fo r : fifiR i(he ;dlheT ht ^2000,. The committee ha%e,:4d i(^ i[’''|^ i case (he w e ll is tfie only] h e i ^ o f i , , p r o p e r to .siispeci.fH f. ^ r a m ie ^ Of % R e e u n - ta r y r h ) te .r e s t. itnt, th g bafik. A ll'Jfke-bthfejf; w itq e s s e s iiq i te m saying^^|hai ,M r, efforts, fo r tlie bfiulL d r i ^ f i a t q | ifi j u r e , v a r f 4 IfionO u rabtV rootives.- ^ r ' c a q it'R e ^ f i l e d ; th a t a peysofi' (a p p e a r i n g bb M f ^aM w fell' doe? . b e f o r e th e p a b l |c , ) ; t o e j t i t l e Iptfi f o > c r e f i | t i . o t t ^ i W ' f o j ^ h i o o w l c l q ^ h y so m e th in g H Kirq th u d his d e c la r a tio n ' fin d e r o a th . H e is w h o lly u n s u p p o r t e d by apy^festim o fiT# e i t h e r d i r e c t o r eirc d m s ta n tia l^ an d the'cqitt= fid tte e c o b s f d e r i t d tie to Mr< <5,rfiiher t o say* - th a t th q y aTO.-q^attiipofielyl o f ^ h o i h h th a t th e i t H j ^ t e ^ p ^ g a l o a f 'h l m l S Nvhfijly w i t h o u t ' wfioiiy p'ithdut fouHdatiofi;, In thecouree of the invesUgatlofi, it Wfi* , found j that a romonr had ^ n (e ahrpad-ffqui Col. John P. Decatur# in regard'tb ^oL Strjinahaa, o f (he Senate# having beetx inflfi- enced in his Vote oh the Chymical Bank—- Col?-Decatur heing out j>f tlfis atatei h e , .could , fitit Re touched hy process o f subpoe na. ’' T h e -comihiiteo4iAvej; however^- 'eyt' amifted Mr, Redden,-of Netr-Yfirk, on the subject,of the ch>iige,hy whk;hcx«miiiation it w ill clearly appear, in connexion with t h e evidence-cf-M r, -Morrison# Hnd-thehote-oY Gen* Robert Svyartwout* to Morrison* that the t o t e o f GoL Stranahan was alleged. b y D ecatur to have been procured by hied* as at $5000, OoL Stranahan VhTuhfariTy a p p e ^ - ed before the committee* and his exaraina- tion is herewith transmitted* T h e note from DecatuF to him hears dateYmo d a y f i F \ ter the Chymical Bank had passed, and is o f such a character ns t o induce the comjnittee to believe that Decatfic-expected totderiyeu some personal benefit ffom itriting it* at'the expense of^CoL Stranahauj by alleging to Morrison that h e jiad made engagements for $ 1 0 0 0 . T h e testimony o f Mr* Hedden* for tifies this presumption | and his evidence, as, weli as tliat of Col. Stranahan/ shows most Clearly, that the note o f Decatur to him* had no connexion w ith Iris Vote* It having also been sutfriised, that d bond 6 F obligation had bepn given to Col. M ’lntyre, o f the Senate# by Morrison, promising a cferkship i p the BOOTS & SHOES, The Fubiic can he supplied at all time&r i® nh» i f R T a*^®d m^Senfite,Jhecottmiittee - • ■ -w J T M sim p le trahsactioti m* owefsrfrolu Montgom erjr, being in Albany, proffered to M n Morrison his aid, in procuring th e . charier for his bankj tmd i that be should ha VC a situation in i f Mr. Morrison gave Rim a certificate to this ef fect ; which* after the bill passed-the Sen-' Hate, was hafided h y P o w e r sto Uoh MTntyre* to h e kept r the fiict .being-W ell kn 6 (vn? from the comm e n cem entof Ihe session that Col. McIntyre was iu Jivdur 6 f tbis banki--— Col. M’lntyre showed the paper ttrRie chair-* man o f the committee* and Is ready to pro duce it to the Senate. . T h e committee did- not deem it necessary to examine him, al though he wished to be examined, if th e committee should deem i t proper. ' It also appeared, that Fvan J. Elmendorf a brother- in-law o f N r . Sudam, o f the;Renate, had a clerkship in,this bank.. At the' request o f Mr. Sudam, John Radcliffe whs examined, as to the manner in which h is appointment was procured-—Elmcndor-f had married an iece pf R a d cliffe; and it appear* clearly, that Mr. Sudam had no knowledge of, or ex pectation sof, this appointment ; nor was it. in any w a y intimated to him, that Elmendorf was to receive any appointment, either pi- rectly-orindirectly^buTthatRwas^procui'ed by Radcliffe. T h e committee deemed if: their duty to inquire into every surmise which had been made, and which reached the committee, or any one o f them ; and they cqngratnlate the Senate, that they can say unanimously,. that th e r e is no reason to suspect* or . b elieve, that any tnembfir o f that body voted for the bank from improper or interested mptiv’esj oi* for reward,’ or the hope of it# either directly or indirectly.— The committee are fully convinced, from their examination, thataconibination o f men, at Albany, lust'\ w inter, from different parts of the state, aniL emphatically denominated “ The h o b b y ? by impure and corrupt prac tices among them selves, find by pretence pi f (A t the sign of the BOOT, next door to Ackley g Hibbard’s Hat-Store.) c . . s j u m s I NFORM S the public generally, that he has opened a fresh and gmerUl assort nient o f BOOTS & SHOES, for both sex es. T h e \stock and workmanship he has been careful to select, and therefore hopes to merit a liberal share o f patronage. He also intends manufacturing tp •order, and will keep good workmen, add a choice assort ment o f Stock and Materials. Ithaca, O c t . T 2 , 1 8 2 4 . ’74tf N E W Justices’ Act. UST PUBLISHED, and for .sate .at E. M A C K ’s Bookstore, an economical edition of AN AC T for the more speedy Recovery of D ebt ^ of the vaine' o f Fifty# Dollars— passed April 12., 1824— a correct copy,-fr<»m the authorised, Albany edition, with a Table of Forms, Index5;andjMarginal References. L. Jdifica, May t , ■ • ■ ~ ^ « I ti< 5 es wuiong lueuiseivesj anu yy v Gasa paia ior ilags.
