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ATHENS, (GEORGIA,) .Y, FEBRUARY 23, 1827. ;b No, 8. PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, BY O. P. StlAW. - SHERIFF’S SALES. JPsmis.—Three dollars per year, if paid in ad vance.—Three dollars and fifty cents, il paid half POSTPONED SALE. BE SOLD, on the first Tuesday on as the property oF Reyn cm, fa. from a Justice'S court i Bdyd: levy made by a const me. . , - - - March next, at the Court house in the town yearly,—Or, tour dollars if delayed to the end ot Q f Jefferson, Jackson county, within the lawful hours the year.—No subscription received .or less than 0 f ^je, the foHowins? property, to wit: one year unles* the money is paid in advance.—1 he _ ~ , publieher reserves to himself the right to -discontinue One Lot ot JLand containing one Acre, a subscription, or not, before arrearages are paid. j more or less, adjoining Adam’s Land, in the county ~ c inserted at the usual | of Jackson, in the vicin>ty of Jefferson, with a Tan Georgia and the Creek Indians.—The' One Negro Girl, about three years old, I following Message from the President of the by the name of Clancy,-and one black horse : levied I United States was yesterday communicated on as the property jof William A. Hooper, to satisfy f to both Houses of Congress— Advertisements Wi fi. fa. in favour <J Edward Hetherston, and others, vs. said Hooper. / \ WM. NESBIT, Dep. Sh’ff. rates, All Letters to tfig| ; i^clftbg on matters connected With fed establishment, mtist be post paid in order to Yard and other Buildings thereon; it being in the oc cupancy of Charles Bacon, levied on as bis property, to satisfy a fi. fa. in favour of Timothy Bndgeman, vs. Charles Bacon and Benqjah Dunham—pointed but by plaintiffs’ attorney. A v . . . r .. , , ,,i Two Hundred and Fifty Acres of Land, m0re0r le8s ’ the north fork of Oconee river fining Dupree, whereon Sterlin Mays now lives the sale of,Land and Negroes by Administrators, j kvied ^ p ; operty q{ Stephen M gterlin to satisfy* a fi. fa. in favour of John POSTPONED s\lE. A lso, *t the same thne and place, within the hours aforesaid, will be sold, Twenty-five Barrels of Corn, and Three Stacks pf Fodder: levied on as.the George Lawrence’ to^satisfy”a^fo!iTlS of F otection of Government ofthe United Allen Dyks. J | States in defence of the lights and territo/y Ixecutors, or Guardians, must be published stity/Lays M h the day of sale. ' - * - -•* i Howard, sale-of'Personal Property, in like marine^, fp t _. in *5® \Jbe published forty days previous to the day of| ^ le. day - for the use of Smith Young, vs. Stephen Mays and JOSEPH HAMPTON, Sh’ff. Notice to debtors and creditors of an estate must > b6 published forty days Jan. 27, 1827. The Interest of Ellemandfer Warbington secured to that nafem fryAhaAreatyjcqncIu- Three Negroes, Bet and hwttvb children, belong- d«d~ at Waahmgttzd7*raid. ratified azr*~rii«?'part ing to the JEstate of.Esther Mates, deceased: levied c f the United States, on the 22d of April on as the property p’f said warbington, to satisfy a , t " . fo.-in favour of'John S. DjByrum, for the use of 1 ia * £S finafy for ea nine pwnths, ■ Notice that Application will be made for Letters of Administration, must be published forty days. jOrly days. . VX7ILL BE SOLD, on the first Tuesday in March ,t Application will be made to the Court I next, at the Court-house in Hall County, in the or Leave to sell Land, must be publish- [ ugua i hours of sale, the following property, to wit: Seven Hundred Acres of Land, be the same, more or less, with at Grist Mill and a Lime Kiln thereon, the grantee not known, lying on the waters of the Walnut Fork of the Oconee river, whereon Isaac Sowel, now lives; levied on as the property of I. Sowel, to satisfy two fi. fa’s, one at the instance of James Blackstock, and one at the in stance of Charles Dougherty, vs. said Sowel. Two Hundred Acres of Land, be the same, more or less, the grantee not known, lying on waters of the Mulberry Fork of the Oconee river ; levied on as the property of James Claghom, to satis- WM. nESBIT, Dep. Sh’ff. fAUXiCOAXiSOQN 1 ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. yfiTOENDERS his professional services to the public, , JL and will faithfully execute any legal business —may be entrusted to him in the counties of John Freeman. Jan. 19, 1827.—ts m ,| ' - , MApk , - " For sale at the Book-Store. Findley’s Map United Stabs—large, Do. do. ' do. do. small, Do. North and South-Cirolina and Georgia, Do. North America, Do. South America, . \ Do. Kentucky and Tenn- D<o. Missouri and Terri . »v are, Lowndes, Thomas, Decatur, Early, Baker, southern district of Florida, Tallahassee, Wtn... . . . ,, -|| I iciitu UII ao mu uiuucut UI duuics VIIWUUIII. lu UUI9. fX All communications on business by mail w I fy a fi. fa. at the instance of James Wirt, for the use ‘ at TalWmssea. I of P. J. Murrey, vs. Wm. Claghorn, Andrew M‘Ever, 34, 1827. 4 5 I and James Claghorn, security. LAW. Two Negroes, Jim aJBov 8_years old Linda, a Girl 6 years old; levied on as the property undersigned have united in the Practice of I ^sse Clayton to satisfy 12 fi fa’s, issued from a the Law, S will attend to the business of Mice’s Court at the instance of Patnck Brewster & their profession jointly, in the counties of Greene, hL Prescott vs Jesse Clayton, and Feluc H. Mo/JTPutnanrJiSr, Hancock, Taliaferro, Ogle- | talker, his secynty-Levned and returned to me by / tliorpe, and CUuK®* > *4 WILLIAM c. DAWSON, YELVERTON P^ YfNG. XWICLIAM C. I , iri'the counties'of De Kalb, in the Chatahoochee, Newton in the Flint, and Walton in the Western Circuits. i GrccQsborough, Jan. 2. 1—3m a constable. 't Two Hundred Acres of Land, be same, more or less, the grantee not known, 1 tho Walnut Fork of the Oconee river, with a Mill thereon; levied on a3 the property of Josiah Hickman, to satisfy a fi. fa. at the instance of John M'Connell, for the use of Hamilton Winn, vs. said the on rist MINlSTRATpR’S SALfc. ill be sold, on the first Tuesday in April next, at Watkinsville, a quantity of Corn odder; perhaps some Stock, and a few other es, the property of the estate' of Dr. William iwether, deceased. Terms—Notes with appro- security, payable 25th December next, with in- frora the date if not punctually paid. JAAfES MERIWETHER, Adm»r. January 26. 4 tds WSSf day. in Mi Estate of NOTICE. SOLD at the House of Sarah Waites, etpeounty, on the second Wednes- Hickman. Fifty Acres of Land, be the same more or less, and known by part of Lot No. 74, in the 11th District of Hall County, * lying on Wawhoo creek; levied on as the property of Warren Barnet, to satisfy two fi. fa’s, issued from a Justice’s Court, one at the instance of John Shepherd, and one at the instance of Green W. Smith, vs. said Barnet- Levied and returned to me by a constable. Forty Acres of Land, be the same, more or less, lying on the waters of th Grove river, ad joining Dodd and others; and, one Bay Mare 12 years old; levied on as the property of Samuel Paxton, to satisfy a fi. fa. at the instance of Peter Weaver, vs said Paxton, and Caleb Herndon, his security—the property pointed out by the defendant. Seven Head of Cattle; levied on as the in property fit of the heirs made known on the day ELEMANDER WARBINGTON, Adm’r. January 5,—ts Jan. 19.- ADMINISTRATRIX’ SALE. w m WILL BE SOLD at the late residence of Michael J perty ’ * UfanL’on dpoi'nopil in Gwinnett countv. on the I m ILL BE SOLD on the first Tuesday March next, in Gainesville, Hall county, wjthin the lawful hours of sale, the following pro to wit: Macken, deceased, in Gwinnett county, on the’ first Wednesday in March next, -All the Personal Property ofthe said de ceased, consisting of Hogs, a quantity of Leather, Household Furniture, Currying Tools, Ac. made known on the day of, sale. SARAH MACKEN, Adm’x. Jan. 12, 1827.—ts Harris, to satisfy a | avour of Russell e, and returned to I CONGRESS. ./■' To the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States. Washington, February 5, 1827. I submit to ftie consideration of Con gress a letter from the Agent of the United States with the Creek Indians invoking the ff Arkansas, and South-Carolina Portable Maps of Noi and Georgia, Do. United States, Do. West Indies and Floi Do. Kentucky and T< Do. New-York, &cj ' ' Findley’s gefteral Atlas, containing 60 Maps, Do. American Atlas. J tebJ 16,' 1827. V O. P. SHAW. JAMES B oot and shoe m^ business in the Hoi The complaint set forth in this letter, that surveyors from Georgia have been employ ed in surveying lands within the Indian Ter ritory as secured by that Treaty, is authen ticated by information inofficially received from other quarters, and there is reason to believe that one or more of the surveyors have been arrested in their progress by the Indians. Their forbearance and reliance upon the good faith of the United States, will, it is hoped, avert scenes of violence and blood, which there is otherwise too much cause to apprehend will result from these proceedings By the 5th section of the act of Congress of Jhe 30th of March, 1802, to regulate trade and intercourse with the Indian tribes, and .to, preserve peaoo on tho fronticro. it w provided, that if any citizen of, or other person resident in the United States, shall make a settlement on any lands belonging, or secured, or granted by treaty with the United States to any Indian trihife, or .shall to prosecution secured to them by the sa cred pledge of the good faith of this nation. Copies of these instructions and orders arp herewith transmitted to Congress. In abstaining; at this stage of the proceed ings from the application of any military force, I have hi?en governed by considera tions, which will, I trust, meet the concur rence of the legislature. Among them, one of paramount importance has been, that these surveys have been attempted, and partly effected, under colour of legal authority from the State of Georgia- That the surveyors are therefore not to be viewed in the light of individual and solitary fyans-. gressors, but as the Agents of a sovereign Stain, actinst in obedience to antJiority which they believed to be binding upon them. In timations have been given that, should they meet with interruption, th$y would, at all hazards, he sustained by the military force of the State, in which event, if the military force of the Union should have been em ployed to enforce its violated law, a conflict must have ensued, which would, in itself, have inflicted a wound upon the Union, and have presented the aspect of one of these confederated States at war with the rest, nxious', above all, to avert this state of LCH, R, will carry on the next to Mr. E. L. ewton’s Dwelling, in lcl v ’ir a "°’ ant * ex ® rt I survey or attempt to survey such lands, or lie “i to those 1 ’who designate any of the boundaries by marking maj call qp him, both trees or otherwise, such offender shall tor- by the excellence of f e it a sum not exceeding one thousand dol- lus workmanship and j a anc [ su ff e r imprisonment jnot exceeding use“idtiitrateofilis twelve months. By the 16th end 17th sec- charges, which he purposes to/m&ke particularly | tions of the same statute, two distinct pro- moderate. Making Boots, Footing do. Athens, Feb. 16th, 1827.—3t. $6 00 4 00 AUCTION. W ILL be sold at Public Auction, on Saturday the 24th instant, on consignment from New cesses are prescribed, by either or both of which the above enactment may be carried into execution. By the first, it is declared to be lawful for the military force of th,e U States to apprehend every person found ia the Indian country, over and beyond the boundary Jine between the United. States York, the balance of a Stock -of Drj uwn MBy vuudi>»7 | j i T J* •• • , . • a £t ing of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Calicoes, J and the Indian tribes, m violation or any Q - . . i v Cambricks, Muslins, Linens, Ac.—Also, a variety of 1 the provisions or regulations pf the act, and er ^‘ distanc e, however, has hitherti articles of Hardware and Cytlery, embi^cing ifjjrny I immediately to convey them in the nearest j - ,othe civU “H commence at to o’clock, A. M. and continue without I nty of tue United States, in some one pi intermission until all is sold.—TermsCash. The pub-1 the three next adjoining States, or Districts, lie will do well to attend. > to be proceeded against in due course of Athens,.Fcb. 16,1827. | la ^' , , . . , , .. By the second, it is directed, that if any things, yet, at tho same time impressed with the deepest conviction of my own duty, td take care that the laws shall be executed, and the faith of the Nation preserved, I have used, of tVie means entrusted to the Executive for .that purpose, only those which, without resorting to military force, may vindicate tho sanctity of the law, by the ordinary agency of the Judicial tribu nals. It ought not, however, to be disguised, that the act of the Legislature of Georgia^ under the construction given to it by/ the Governor of that State, and. the surveys madej<or attempted, by his authority, be yond the boundary secured by the Treaty of Washington, of April last, to the Creek Indians, are direct violation of tho Su preme Law of vtyi^Janr^t forth in a nev? Treaty, which has recti^^^l the sanctions provided by thts CoqstiTcSi^^iyhich vyp have been sworn to support andi||ajntain. Happily distributed as the severe ers pf the pepple pf this Union between their General and State Agents, their history has already collisi between these divided authorities, with i gard to the extent of their respective po X ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. WILL BE SOLD on Tuesday the 27th of February 1 next, at the late residence of Abraham Wi liams in Jackson county, within sale hours, The Personal Estate of said Abraham Williams, late of said county, de ceased, consisting of Horses, Hogs, Cows, Com, and Fodder, and Household and Kitchen Furniture.—Sale to continue from day to day until the whole is dis posed of.—Terms made known on the day of sale.’ HOLLOWAY WILLIAMS, > ABRAHAM WILLIAMS, $ r Jan. .10,1827.— NdncE, Two Hundred and Fifty Acres of Land on the waters of Rigg creek, adjoining Alexander and others, and ^known as Lot No. 165, in the Sth District of HaU county; levied on m the property of Barkley Montgomery, to satisfy a fi. fia. at the in- stance-of George Murphy and others, vs. said Mont gomery—the Land pointed out by defendant. One Hundred Acres of LaslipYitore or less, lying on Allen’s Fork»’"^ttfers of the Oconee' river, glinted to Demsey /writers; and one Bay Mare; levied on as the property of Benjamin Whor- ton and William Cobh, to satisfy a fi. fa. in favor of William Jones, vs. said Whortoa and Cobh—property pointed ojut bv defendants. /Fify Barrels of Com; levied on the pro perty of John' Gamer, to satisfy a fi. fa. in favour of 'Jeremiah Field, vs. said Gamer—property pointed out by defendant. One Bay Horse,^with a ball face 5 levied on as the property of Stephen Garner, to eatisfy a fa.j in favour of George Woodliff vs. Stephen and John Gamer—property pointed out by John Gamer. January 26. J. P. BROOKE, D. S. NOTICE. J person charged with a violation of any of T HE citizens of Clark county art informed that the provisions ,or regulations of the act, I have made an arrangement by .which Plats j s haH be'found within any of five United Latps, or either of their territorial districts, Kiy, together witn tnc quauiyjpuch offender may he there apprehended, of each Lot, as reported hy tiie Surveyor. The Plats and brought to trial in. the same manner as will be,«ent-to the Clerk’s Office, and can be obtain- jf g UC h crime or offence had been committed ed gratis by those who may draw Land. v / i JOSEPH LIGON. Watkinsville, Feb. 16.- AUMINISTRATOR’8 BALE. . ... W ILL be soli at the hte residence of Peter] other person duly authorised for that pur- Euryear, deceased, in Clark county, near pose, and having *a lawful warrant, to aid Athens, a part of the Personal Property of saddle- an{ j agg j st SVLC ^ magistrate, officer, or other •nm dav tn °dav I persons so authorized, in arresting such qf- ^ LL persons indebted to the Estate of Thaddeus Moneyham, dcc’d. are requested to make im mediate payment, and those having demands against said Estate will present them for payment, qualified as the law directs. THOMAS MOORE, Adm’r. Jan. 12, 1827. 2—IQds NOTICE. A LL persons having any demands against the Estate of Samuel McDowell, dec’cC are re quested to present them to me within the time pre scribed by law. and all those who are indebted t< ■v- the Estate are requested to make immediate pay incut, or suit will.be commenced. JOHN G. WINTER, Adm’r. 2—40ds Warrenton, Jan. 2,1827. NOTICE. W ILL he sold, at the late residence of Thomas Coviagtos, deceased, in Hall County, on the second Monday in March next, ali the Personal Pro perty belonging to the estate of said deceased, con sisting of about Fifty Barrels Corn, and other articles too tedious to mention. THOMAS BYRD, Jr. Adm’r. February 9.—-40ds. " NOTICE. y^LL persons are hereby cautioned against Ara- Athens, a part of the Personal Property ceased. The sale will commence on Fnd . of March next, and be continued from day to day I persons . . _ until completed.—Terms made known on day of fender, and committing him fp safe custody Sal€ ‘ pttuvp a® 1 ‘ for trial according kw. WILLIAM DAUGHERTY, \ Adm ’ r ' The first °f these processes is adapted to February i6.-^-40ds. ' the arrest of the -trespasser upon Indian Tenitories, on the spot, and in the act of commitlinsr the offence. .But, as it applies W ILL BE SOLD, on the first Tuesday in April next, at the court house in Hall county, within the usual houiWof sale, the following property, to wit: . One Negro Boy hy the name of Jefferson, about fourteen years old, of a dark complexion, the property of May Mullins, to satisfy a fi. la. in favour foilohn Lay; issued on the foreclosure of a Mortgage, vs. said Mullins. J. P. BROOKE, R. S. January 26. W ILL BE SOLD, on the first Tuesday in March next, at the Court-house in Gwinnett county the following property, to wit: One sorrel horse levied, on as the pro perty of John Sparks to satisfy a fi fa in favor of John Wingfield, vs Samuel Shearmon and John Sparks, Three hundred and sixty acres of land more or less, adjoining Parram and others, levied op as the property of William Sikes to satisfy a fi fa in favour of Jesse Sturdivent, property pointed out by John P. Winn. JAMES LOUGHRIDGE, Shff January 24,1S27. Mng for any note or-acceptance of mine from CoLHiunvell Pope, of Oglethorpe, as I have sufficient offsets against them, and'will pay the said claims tff no other .person hut said Pope himself. C. C. BIRCH. February 9. . • X ,r ■' TMTINE months after date, ap il to tho Honourable, tho * <* 1, 3 ‘ Sfe I lication will be made _______ of Ordinary of Jk«kson County, whensiiting for Ordinary purposes, for leave to sell the Real Stato of Abraham Williams, HOLLOWAY'WILLIAMS,) ... m- ABRAHAMWILLIAM^ \ AdmV ' February 9.—m9m vyiLL BE SOLD on the first Tuesday in March next, at, the Court house in the town of Law- rencevUle, Gwinnett county, within the usual hours of sale, One Lot of Land in the sixth distriot of said county, No. 304, containing 250 acres: levied on as-the property of Daniel M‘Murphy to satisfy “ fi. fa. in favour of the Augusta Bank. One Lot of Land in the sixth district of m said county. No. 284, containing 950 acres: levied on as the property qf Jehu Cates, to satisfy a fi. fa. in favour of Isaac Harvey, administrator of John Barnard, deceased, .vs. said Cates, and other fi. fa. One Lot of Land in -the fifth district of said county, No. 22, containing 250 acres: levied -tf within such State nr District; arid that it shall be the duty of the military force of the United States, when called upon hy the civil magistrates, or any proper officer, or GUARDIAN’S SALE. occurred, m which this collision has bee: urged into a conflict of actual force. Nq other case is known to have happened, in which th® application of military force by the government of the Union, lias been prescribed for the enforcement of a law, the violation of ,which has, within any single State, been prescribed by a Legislative act of the State- In the present instance, it is my fluty to say, that if the Legislature and Executive Authorities of the State of Geor gia should persevere in acts of encroach ment upon the territories secured by a solemn Treaty to the Indians, and the laws of the Union remain unaltered, a superadded obligation, even fciigher than that of human authority, will compel the Executive of the United States to enfarcCfthe laws, and fulfil the duties of the Nation "by all the force committed for that purpose to his charge. That the arm of military/force will be re* sorted to only in th® ev;ent of the failure of all other expedients provided by the laws, a .pledge has been given, by the forbearance to employ itat ihiB time. It is submitted to the wisdom of (Congress -to determine, whe ther any further act of legislation may be necessary or expedient to meet the emer- O N the first Tuesday .ville, in Clark of the Court of Ordinary at Public Auction, a Tract of Land containing Orie l the law lists no authorized cpjirse^ <it is riom- the AppaTachee j mitted entirely to the functions of the mUi- benefit of bis heirs, tic. JOHN FREEMAN, Guardian, Eeb. 16.—60ds. .. of the jurisdiction of the Courts, there to de liyer^iini into custody .for tripl. The second makes the violator of the law amenable only after his offence hap been consummated,,and GEORGIA, CLARK COUNTY. WHEREAS, Leroy M‘Coy applies to Rie for Let , ters of Administration -(de bonij non) with th< Will annexed, on the Estate.of Daniel Hicks,,dcc’d. These are tlmrefqre to cite and admonish all andsingp--j: ^ ut ma y like manner, be enforced, if^iecessary, the aid of tl^ & law, to show cause, if any they ct^i, why-said lettcrs'|tpry force. 1 . ,, should not be granted. J ?,(|| Entertaining no douht that, in the present Given under niy hand, this J827. ; L-ase, the resort to .either qffliese modes of ■ JOUNfi. LOWE, Clerk. - process, or to both, was witjiin the discretion' WOOD & JONES r of the Executive authority, and penetrated AVEj M top«,rf.f re .1iM«.Ttm’entrfe00DS «•>? mafl.toining the ng^ ^ from N. Yoik,consistingef Super Blue, Black, : ,|;the^ Indians, as secured both by the treaty H Oxford Mixt, and Fancy Colqufed CV meres, together wife Vferi ready made Coats, Pantaloons, from L. Beers’Manufactory, their regular supply of |!»*« una uwuuroo, umjr Gentlemen’s- Bootsand :Shoto, with a. small quantity ilnstructiofts have accoramgly been given of Ladies and Mttma’ Moifcco and Leather Shoes, U>y tlfe Secretary of War, to flip Attorney Snnpr SnnprRonviiriimVPnnimHntsj. i Be . _L_1 1 /+ aI ‘ * "aL*; Super Super Beay<irandRommHaf3,Jnade tp order, are also received. February 9.—3t. -wv/ - ■R *—I t—1—t*. THE CHARLESTON OBSERVER, RELIG^)U8 ,Papcr -published .weekly in C. on an Imperial Sheet, at $3 it the expiration of three months. This paper hah received ttoapprbb&tion of the- Synod of South-Carolina aqd Georgia; and the names of r,' Lcland, and Henry, and Messrs. Rev. Drs. McDowell, White, Buirt, and oth aid in furnishing its columns wife original matter. B. GltDERSLEEVE, Editor. January 30f / , and Marshal of the United States in the District of Georgia, to commence pfosecu- .tions against the surveyors complained of as having violated the law, while orders have at the same time been forwarded to the Agentfof the United States, at once to as sure the Indians, that their rights, fbynded upon the treaty and fee law, are recognized by this* Government, and will be faithfully to protected, and earnestly to exhort them, By the forbearance of every act of hostility on feeir part, to preserve unimpared that right I# ■Jr\ genc.y .which these transactions may pro duce* * * JOHN QUINCY,ADAMS, Creek Agency, Jan. 15,1827. Sir—A few days since, the little Prince complained to me that the Georgia .Sur veyors were surveying lands West of the line of the late Treaty; and at his request, I wrote to them in-his name, requiring them to desist from surveying any-lands not ceded ' by the Treaty of Washington; but fee se.r- veyors not regarding this demand as emana ting .from competent authority, persisted fe their surveys to fee line run by Georgia, ' Commissioner^, its the line between Geor- ^ gia and Alabama! ‘11- ' Yesterday a number of Chiefs with the \ PrinceWfeeir head, requested me to writp $ again to the Surveyors in their names, xe- k quiringof them 1o stop surveying the lands f West ofthe line of the Treaty of Washinj ton, wliich l did - in the most friendly tenps.. A Deputation of Chiefs has accompanied ( fee betu-er of fee letter with the avowed in tention of stopping the surveyors. Tine Chiefs hsjve requested jpe to .appiv you feat fee autiiorities of tended theip’survevs West of thip line ofthe Treaty ofrWashingtpri: feereby/y.j'^injg .the express stiphlatiopa.of i-feat fetrument, which the^. held^L'‘^aerd^xatfeifp impl ore the govern.mentis interpose its uthority to protect fliem in-fe?* r US* 143 feldefeat ; Jre.a- ** soigi^^efei^fefe^K-vi^ate .tliat with irf'^^riy* why may’Ot A\&- nd-they ck .feigfPRre tley to look tion bulkst X of the