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Asm V,OL. .,. .-. jmnm. i.imw --jrT - -.rm.-.,twfy";Jr' "L"'""" '"& . ......... J0ZM i's 1 s; T h-: ' ' ' .-r' Ours are the'pUn oir delightMlace, . 1 ' ;. -' . ' 4' ''Y. :(&lv-:: '':'r'-' -'0' 1' i 5p gutScrtfg;; AN ACT To amend the. charter of Alexandria. B it ' enacted by tlk Senate and House of Ptpresentatives of the United States of Am ticu, m Caress assembled, That the town of Alexandria shall be7 and is hereby divi ded into two district:, by a fine running east and west, at an equal distance between King; sd Prince streets, beginning at the tiver Potomac 'and extending to the -western boundary of said towp, and all that part of tue town which is situate, nortn ot tne saji dividing line sna" be aIled the northern district, and all that part of the town which is sfmate south of the said .dividing, line, i -ii Ka rollf-Vl the- untifhe.m district of Alex- ndria. and where any house or lot shall Be ituate partly in" eacl? disqrlct; it-thall be sonside red as layin g In that" district . w here tae greater part of said house or lot is situate andshail be assessed i accordingly, each of the districts aforesaid shall be divided into two electoral wards, by a line passing from north to south through the middle of Pitt street, to ; be called the first, second, third and fourth ward ; none of the taxes on the Jitreafter be collected -in the northern . dis trict, shall be expended ih the regulating, or filling up, or. paving, or repairing of the streets or sinking of wells, or buildings f bridges in the southern., district nor shall the taxesVon the "valuation of real property which-, shall hereafter be collected in the southern district, be expended in the regu lating, or tilling up, or paving, or repairing thestreets, or sinking of wells, or building of bridges in the northern district. But all rue monies to be expended upon, the afore said improvements in either district, shall Xe raised by an assessment on tle valuation of real property in each district respectively; itt the times and ini the manner the said ociamon council shall order and direct. It , iia!l be the duty of the assessors and Qther ptiblic officers to keep the accfinpts teach district" seperate and d'istinctirv regard to the and all other taxes which are now or shall hereafter be assessed pr levied, upon the va luation of real property or other subjects, to gether with the fines'and also the rents, is suing from the property belonging vto the corporation, and all their other resources. i.iaii constitute a geperai iuuu, iu uc propriated as the coninion council' shall di- Sc.2. And be it further enacted, That efery ree white male citizea of : full age, who shall be bona fide seized of a free koki estate in. the town of Alexandria, or who shall have resided in the town afore said for the space of one year, and have been a housekeeper therein i for the space of thrte months next preceding the day of the election,' and. who shall have been, within that-time, .charged .with any tax upon the public books', and shall have- paid such tax, shall be qualified to vote for mem bers to serve in the common council of the said town, and no other person shall ' exer cise tlte right of suii'rage; and the persons aalit.ed as aforesaid to vote shall meet at aone convenient place? in the vard in which thsy respectively reside, and elect by ballot four pet sons for the representatives of such ward hi the common council, out of the free white male citizens who shall-', have ar- rived to the age of twenty -one years , and shall have resided in the town of Alexan dria : are -i years, and in the ward for which he suail be elected, for the space of three racutns immediately preceding the 'election, ana shall n.areover be seifel of an estate of freehold m the said ward of the value of five hundred dghars, and be a house-keeper therein. Ana that the said election shall be held on the hrst Tuesday of March in every year, by three commissioners to be appointed in each ward for that purpose by the mayor and conunonalty for the "-emuirig election," vncl aiicrwards by the common council which appointments. ihaH be at least ten iys before the day of each electipn, except in regard to the first election td be held under this act. The election'fbr the ensuing year, shall be held at such place in ,eaeh "'ward as s uall be hxell oh by the mayor' and common-, alty, and thereafter shall be held at; such pace as shall be appointed ' by the cotrunon c -uiiciJ, of which pubUc notice shalllbfev Siven. : . liec. 3. jruf it jyer enacd, That the ni.mjei-s, of the common .xouncil, elected atoresaid, or any twelve , of them, halt Vlt;ia seven days after their election in' acliyear, assemble themselves at the court house, or any other place which " shalL be uereatter lixed for their meeting,' and shall their meeting, ci- uoose one of their body to be president of tne kaiu common ccmncf, toiwhom shall be administered by any justice of the peace in. county of Alexandria, an oath or aftir-iir-uou icrthe faithful discharge" of the du t"f;i of his oilice ; whereupoii 'the president 01 the b.ud common councJ.shall administer Ti'C uuu. of office to the other' members of the ueouucU.andhallhave while, the council is session the same power which is at present --vereiaed by the mayor upon the like occa and he shall convene the council awicver in the opinion pf four ofthe mem l'io cxpr"Sied to hmi in writig, or whenever ".a opinion the good ofthe town may re a 5 e 'i; iindthe authority of the said com ra,fl CCll'cil shall continue one vearfrom the 01 Uieir eiecflfrtl. anH nnt 1 ntViPrc arc -ejitu iiul mwlittoJ &er.- That the uiuiiiU lit lllCil SICiiU, U11U. UU common council so e -d, and those theicafter to be elected, m. ; 'eir swecessors, shall be and hereby axe SaJf; :i K,l i- . : . a body politic and corporate, by the onimon, council ot Alexandria , iid name haU haye perpetual suctession, with capacity to. purchase, pos goods and chattels, either in feet ,or lesser Unds. and tenements, and 1 seas o.nv,i . estate therein, and the same to give, grant, lut spN. assicrn or transfer; and to -plead and be impleaded, prosecute , and defend all causes, complaints, actions real, personal or mixed, and to nave oneeommuu acai, 4uu Tmtnal succession: And all the estate, rr" . - rights and credits now vested in the mayor and commonalty! of the town- of Alexan dria shall be vested in the said common council when elected, and may be recovered in their name for. the use of the said town, and in like manner all claims and demands against the mayor and commqnalty of A lexandria, prior to the operation of the present act, mav be prosecuted and reco vered against the aforesaid common council ; and process served upon the president of the common council shall be deemed sufficient. Sec' 4. And M ' it further enacted, That the jurisdiction ofthe said common council shall extend to the limits heretofore pre--scribed by law, and exercised by the mayor and commonalty.; -The concurrence of a maioritv ofthe whole number of members ! elected inta the common council, shall be ne I cessary for the passing of any law, order or resolution, or tor repealing, michu in voking the same. " , Sec. 5. And. be it further enacted. That the said common council shaUJiave power to erect and repair work-houses, houses of cor rection, and other uublic buildings, for the ivnj.hr nf th slid town : to uave, make and repair the streets and highways; to make all laws which they shall conceive requisite for the reservation ofthe health of the inhabi- tnntc QrfH fr.r th rep-ulation of the morals and nolice of the said town, and to enforce the observance of their said laws, by reason able penalties and 'forfeitures, to be levied upon the aroods and chattels of the offender; and they shall have 'power to raise money by taxes, for the use and benefit of the said f&vn: Provided. That such laws shall not renu mant to; or inconsistent with the fawTS and constitution of the United States The said common icoimcil shall, whenever they deem it proper, have power to open f.vrp.nrl- copulate.: "tave. and improve the streets, within the limits of the said town Provided, They make to the person or per sons who may be inhired by . such extension, iust and adequate compensation out of the funds ot the corporation, to be ascertained by the verdict o !ah impartial jury, in like manner as has been usual m other cases where private property has beeft condemned for public use. They shall have power to hold and keep within the said town, market days in every week, and from time to time to appoint a clerk of the market, who shall do and perform all things belonging to the office ofthe clerk bf the market-, within the said town, according to the rules and regu lations which they shall prescribe.5 They shall have power to pass all laws not Incon sistent with the laws of the United States, whifch they may conceive requisite for the prevention and .removal of nuisances, and to appoint a superintendant of police, com missioners and surveyors of the streets, con stables, collectors ofthe taxes, aaulall other officers who maybe deemed necessary for the execution of their laws, who shall be paid for their services a reasonable compen sation, and whose! duties and powers shall be prescribed in such manner as the common council shall deerri ' fit, for carrying into ex ecution the powers hereby granted. Sec. 6. A id be itfurther enacted, That the jurisdiction of the said common council shall extend over the harbour of Alexandria, and .over vessels of every description, which may ariiye', and be in the harbour, or be at anchor in any part of the river Potomac be low Pearson's island, and within the district of Columbia, for the purpose of pireventirig and removing all nuisances, and such other subjects or things tieing on board of any such vessel, as may be prejudicial to the health of the town, and for noother pur pose. ; ivncl also, tneir jurisdiction shall ex tend over the house lately built in the vici nity ofthe town, for the accommodation of the poor and others, and over the ten acres of ground thereto' belonging, and Over all persons who may be sent or placed there by the;, consent or authority, of the common council, and oa their . way to and from the same, until .they, befegularly discharged rraviaeaX hat paupers and otner persons shatt1ii.onsdiered .as .having thereby gained a residence 'in the county, so as to beepme chargeable, thereto. Sec 7. And be it further enacted, That the common council shall annually, at their first meeting after their own election and quali- ficatipm choose by ballot, a fit and able man, having the qualifications hereinafter directed, to be mayor of the town, which choice shall be made by a majority of the whole number ot members' of the; sal common counc r, vx less the whole number of men.' -raaily divided between two persons. -icrt case one of those two persons shall n:irnediateiy, by the vote of the 'president of the council, elected. The mavor shall hold his ofl&ce for. one year, from the time of his election, ahcf until a successor is chosen and qualified in his stead. ' At the expiration of which pe riod he'may be re-elected tor two years rere after hi succession,! and no longer until he shall have been out of office for one year- He shall, before he-enters upon the duties of nis omce, take an' oath or alhrmation, in the presence of the. council, faithfullly to execute his said olhce; which shall be reedr ded in then- book , of proceedings. He shall see that the laws of the corporation be duly executed, and shall report the negligence or misconduct of any' officer to the 'Common council, who on satisfactory proot thereof, may remove from office the said delinquent, or taKe such other measures thereupoa as snau ds juff ana lawtul. He shatthave pow er tctconVene the common council; when in' his opinion the good of the community may require it; and he shall lay before the council, from time to time, m writing, such altera tions in the laws of the corporation, as ke shall deem necessary or proper. He shall have, and exercise all the powers of a jus tice of the peace within the said town" and shall receive tor his service, annually, a just and reasonable compensation, io be allowed and .fixed by the common council i which shall not be encreased or diminished during the period for which he shall have been elec ted. Any person shall be eligible to the of fice of mayor, who is a.white male, citizen of the United States; who shall have attained to the age of thirty years, and who shall have been the bona fide owner of a freehold estate in the said 'town, and shall have been a resident in the town of Alexandria five years immediately preceding his. election, and no other person shall be eligible to the saiu omce. Sec. 8. And be it further enacted, That in case of the refusal of anv person to accent the omce ot mayor upon his election thereto, or ot his death; resignation,, inability. or re moval, the common council shall elect ano ther in his place to serve the remainder of the year. The common council shall have power to supply vacancies in their own body, by causing elections to be made, in manner herein before directed out of the citizens qualified to fill the said office in the ward in which such vacancies shall have happened ;' and may - in the absence of the president, elect a presidm pro-tempore. Iucase of the temporary inability or absence of the mayor, tne president of the common council shall perform all the duties of the mayor that may be required to be performed daring his ab sene or inability, and in case of vacancy in the said Oifice lie shall perform the duties thereot until a new election shall be made Sec' .9. And be it further enacted, That the' acts oi tne common council snail be i:;;uea i by the president ofthe common council, audi i shall be presented to the mayor-for his ap probation, Who, if he objects thereto, shai! within tnrce days after it shall be rjresented to him for his aisem, return it to the common council witli his objections in writing, and t a majoruy ot tne whole council shall be ot opinion that the law ought to be passed, it shall, notwithstanding the objections of the mayor, become a lavy and he shall sign the same ; but jf the mayor shall not return his objections to the same within three days to the said council, it -shall become a law and shall be signed .by him. The clerk of the council shall record in a book to be kept by him tor that purpose, all the laws, orders and resolutions which shall be passed as a- foresaid, and deliver a copy of them to' the public printer to be printed for the informa tion ot the people. Sec. 10. And be it further enacted, That the commissioners to superintend the election in each ward, shall beiore they. receive any vote, take severally the following oath or affirmation, to be administered by the mayor or any justice ofthe peace, " I, A. B.'do solemnly swear or affirm (as the case may be) that I will ;i uely arid faithfully receive and return the votes of such persons as are by law entitled to vote' for members of council inward No. and that I will not knowingly receive or return the vote of any who is not legally entitled to the same, so help nit, trod the said election shall be closed on the. day it is begun, and the poll snMi be Kept open until sun set and no longer. The said commissioners in each ward nr a majority of them shallon the next day af ter thq election, .make a list of all the votes received .t said election ; and the four per sons having the greatest number of votes, shall be duly elected ; andin all cases of an equiiLty of votes the commissioners shall de cide, and shall make a return of the persons so eiectca, under their hands and, seals, to the mayor, who shall cause the same to be published in the newspapers of the town ; the said commisbioners shall also send a du plicate return, tfnder their hands and seals, of the persons .elected, . to the clerk of the com mon council, who shall' preserve and record the same : the said common council shall judge of the legality of the election of any person, who shall be returned as a member theicoi", and shall have full power to pass all laws to enable them to come to a iust de cision upon a-contested eletion. They shall have po wer to compel the attendance of the members of the council by reasonable penal ties, and to pass all laws for the orderly and regular conduct of busihdfes. They may punish any member for disorderly behaviour; and with consent of three fourths of the whole council expel a member. Sec. 11. And be it further enacted, That whenever taxes upon real property, or other claims charged upon rea property within the town, snail be due, and owing to the. common council, and the proprietor shall fail to discharge the same, tha said common council, after giving the party treasonable notice when he resides in the town, sixty days noticei when he'reaidea out of the towit, and in the .United States, and after, six months publication m the newspapers, when he resides" out of -the United States, shall be empowered to recover said, taxes or debts, by motion iatb.e court of Alexandria county : And proBdml it shall appear to the satisfac tion of the court, that such taxes or claims re justly due, judgement shall- be granted:. hand an execution shall issue thereupon, with me costs. or suit, against the goods and chat ties of the defaulter any can be found within the town; iFnorthat.the Vhoiejpto perry upon which ; the. tax': ordain dut. shall by order of the court, be leased out at public auction for the shortest terms of years that may be .offered, on cqndition :that the lessee pay the arrearages, and also the future taxes accruing ' during .the term, and be at liberty to remove all his improvements at the expiration cf the lease; Pmxided 'always, That the common council may prosecrite any otner remedy, ; by action, tor tne. recovery vx the said, taxes arid claims which is now pos sessed or allowed. ; Sec. 12. And be it further enacted, That so much of any act or acts of the general as- tembly of Virginia, as comes withm the purview of this act. shall be and the same is hereby; repealed Provided, That nothing herein Contained shall be constructed to im pair or destroy any light or remedy which, tne mayor and commonalty ot Alexandria now, possess or enjoy to or concerning any dears, ciaims or demands against any pcrsuu or,persons whatsoever; of to repeal any. of the laws and ordinances of the mayor and commonalty of the said town in force; which are not inconsistent with this act. NATH. MACON, Speaker of the Houfe of Refrefenta(ires. - JOHN BROWN Prefident of the Seaate, pro tempore. Approved Fe. e5, 1804. ' ' ' TH . JEFFERSON. PROPOSALS For carrying the Mails of the United States on the following Post-Roads, villi be received at the General Post-Office in Washington, until the -15th day of June next, inclusive. IN NORTH-CAROLINA. fFroni Danville, Va. to Lenox-Cas-. once a Week. Leave Danville every Monday at 6 am. and arrive at Lenox-Castle b'y 6 pin. Leave Lenox-Castle on Tuesday by 6 a m. and arrive at Danville by 6 p m. 50. From Scotland Neck by Greensbo rough X Roads to Windsor oflce a week. Leave Scotjand Neck every Thursday at 9 a m. and arrive at Windsor by 7 p v.i. Leave Windsor every rnday at o a mi. and arrive at Scotland Neck by 6 p m. 51. From Newbern to Beaut ort once in to weeks". Leave Newbern every other Friday at 6 tn . and arrive at -Beaufort by 6 p m.- Leave Beaufort every other Saturday at b am. and arrive at Newbern by 6 p m. 4 ' 52. From Halifax to Enfield once a week. Leave Halifax every Thursday at 6 a in. and arrive at Enfield by 11 a in. , Leave Enfield every Friday at 6 a m. and arrive at Halifax by 6 pin. The contracts for the routes numbe from 27 to 43 indusiye and from 55" to 6 inclusive, are' to be in operation on the ts day of October next, and continue in -force tor one y ear. The contracts for the routes numbered from-44 to 54 inclusive are to be in operation on the 1 st of October next and are to continue until the 3 1st dav of March? 1305. v ' NOTES. - . - 1. ThePostmaster-Geheral may expedite the mails and alter the times of arrival and departure at any time during the continuai ce of the contracts, he stipulating an adequate compensation for any extra expence that may be occasioned thereby. '" 2. Fifteen minutes shall be allowed, for opening and closing the mails at all offices where 11a particular time is specified. 3. For every thirty minutes delay (una voidable accidents excepted) in arriving af ter the time prescribed in any contract, the contractor shall forfeit" one dollar ; and if the delay continues until trie departure of any depending mail, whereby the mails des tined for such depending 'mail lose atrip, an. additional forfeiture of five dollars shall be incurred. '-. 4, Newspapers as well as letters are to be sent in the mail; and if any person making proposals, desires to carry newspapers, other than" those convoyed in the mail, for his own emolument, he must state in his proposals for what sum he will carry with the emolu ment, and for what sum without that emA-, lument: .. 5. Should any person making proposals desire an alteration of the times of arrival and departure above specified, he must state in his proposals the alteration desired, and. the difference they will -make in the teiims of the contract. V , - 6. Persons making proposals are desired to state their prices by the year . Those who contract will receive their pay quarterly, in j the months of August, November, Februa ry and May, ,in one month after the expirat ion of each quarter! s - f. No other than a free white pej-son shall be employed to conveyrSthe mail. H. Where the proposer intends to convey the mail in the body of a" stage carriage', he is desired to state kin his proposals- ,- 9. The Postmaster-General reserves . fo himself the right of declaring any contract at -an end Vrhenever three failures happen which.amoarrt to the loss of a trip each. '10. The contracts for the above routes are to be in operation on tlie first day of Oc tober next, and are to continue in force for two years, : GIDEON: GRANGER. Postt-MasterGer.eral. General Pest-Office, O Washington City, C February 23. 1SQ4; 3 Lumbertbti Vcademy Lottery yHfi Trqfteea ?fthe Lu mberton Academy inform the Public, that, owiag to a Number of their LotteryTickets re maining unfold', they have been under the. Neccflity of poftponiog the Drawing; of their Lottery until the 4th of July next: v fan za. f-pHE Subscribe r takes th is Mettt" 'U A to inform: his - Friends- ajuTthe 'Pfefv that-he still keeps . f. - ' ';; - - " 7 '' ' r - r - .v . ' ' A Public House of. Entertainment ; For decent Travdlers ahd. tiers 'wh ma1 be pleased "to Call on him jn that Lints. He has always; Plenty of fodder, ! Oats, and ; Corn; with a Stable. 'iial'bfnotibtfer'-.' than any in the. --State," apdheV'jb?syqar -' ' ' that AeGoiintrv. can his sincere Thanks for , tle Jatfpng0 fie hai received, and Obopesy; 'hislanQUs?:.; At tentiori, to merit a Continuants thereof.' With these Sentiments,, hisresprctfully. The Public's most humble, . - obedient Servant' , '. .-'"" . . PETER CASSO. ; Raleigh, April If. 1804. 5 ; ' ! , : ' -' 3T For the betteflnformationof Stran gers,, they are informed that CassoY Tavern - . is situated on the north-east Corner- of Fay etteville street, adjoinhig the State-House oquare. .'r WILL UE. SOLD, To the' highest bidder, , at the Conrt House in ; Sniitbfield, on Monday the 23J day of. Jul nxt,for pfwoh ithct 'other tbargtSy ' .; . likely Ncgrflf Man named PHILLj . : who has for some time been confined iri Smithfield Joal,' arid has been advertised -hi Mr. Boylan's pape?; He is aboiait 23 Yearg of Age, 5 Feet 9 In ches high, and ;sys he he belongs to John Hayries'of the State' of "-"'S') ;;wm Ui5ic, WW OCIOre. UCU very. ; . ; X- , . X NEED HAM DAVIS. ' : . ' Sheriffs Be, Johnston County, April 19th, 1804. JONES COUNTY COURT; - Eeuruary Term. " Edward Pritchard Jdha-Maclcmar Pritch-. ard, 1 Z.ebulon Pntchtrd, Sampfoa Lane, George Lane, foha Becroo, Zachartahi Pritchard, Ezekiel Pritchard, John Gullec and wife, John Jefter and wife, johnPritch- ' ard, Ifaac Pricbard, Zebulon Prichard, -liza&eth Prichard, Majy Edgar;' "and thfi heirs of Robert VVhitei-vs. " l The heirs of John Prichard, $aaoder v and bally his wife, KexiaK Prichard (which iaid Keziah and Sally are two, of the heirH ' of Edward" Prichard, deccaftd) and the heirs of Rachel Wiogai - - - i PETITlOrFoMRtaTIl fJT?HE petitioneis ftathatjClement Prichi- ; J.' ard,. late of loneacountvl having or. -r' tkte of inheritance ana in pral tr,.,. A? land io Jones county; diedtnteftatei and'wth- rw "r " uaTmg a crotner or later; or the ifie of any fuch Vitlati or kheia.h-.. or mother,4 whereby the eftite of Inheritance - " juas vcca in -tne relations of thefaid Cledeht, on the part of the fatheri tht fr iniah'Prichard, father of the laidCleraect had, the foilowi&- brofhersf and fift-e u ohn vPricfeara, .iJd wifd PrichaVdi iWiIIiani Priihard, Ezekiel. Prichard, -Rachel Prich ard, Mary Pnchard-and El laabeib" Pritchard 5 " that the jetitionenr'atey purchale" an dJ fcent, entitled to. and ftand ieised iVr. L'ad 5n lands of thefatd Clement Prichlrd; xT.ivi u ucicBaaoH as tenants f miedmrnori that the defendants are abfenf oot of thisStateV v and inhabitants of . partsNlinknown ; that the ystyt loners are defirous, that; partitioncf the land fo held in common' ftduld be made, and prar that'Comroiffioftfer-niaf Wppwntedt ' dtyide the fame agreeably tlaftdbcerd 1 lag to the- rights of he,;repfcave,artlerf therein. ,h oeiC publrcation be made in the State Gaeuc ol the' tihng Inch Peiition, and of the prayerihwo aieeaWy to law? -. 4ucfc ;,,f . y WM. OR VIE, . ' Clerk Of Jones County Courts ' 1 Belfield Academy Lottery. - i SCHEME of a LOTTERY! . ;? otScrlfed byan-aa ofthe General AlTeihbljr o Vn4- Authoriiing the uncerfioedi TrueeVta aifep 'Sum; of Money, to be applied fcr the I ; Belfuld Academy. . . I St 10 29 l'rize of 4000 dolls;' is ',11 ditto dittjo ditto ditto ditttf 4000 . rr 100O -leo ' 50 .ao X 8 I250 Eirft dran LferA on the feyenih daW Ma 10,000 La1l drawn blank, entitled to 500 20,000' 13 ?5 PRIZES, 46o Tickets, -at five Do'lats each, is" 2Q,ofm . The fortunate Adventurers in the above Lottery, malt receive the'-Money' to which ' ' they may beentitld, ia thirty days after the drawing iseioe.d,-fubjcc how-vcr, to a tfifw" count of t'zi - per centum, 'Ekh'':-WfU''be appfied for the benefit of the BelfHld Aciae-. " my, and the expenccs that may 6e! incurred ta con.dtting the Lottery, Prizes not demand- -ed In fix months after the drawing is fiojihed, will beoonfidered as reh'nuiflied fop (he tenI fit of the Academy, The drawing wili W commenced 00 the fir ft day of June riexter1 fooneri if the Tickets are difpofed of.vThe ecvuality f chance afforded hyh fchenier aqt having two Blanks to a Prize, th iinait , dif count retained from the fortunate advehta- rer, the purpole for which the Lattery is ta&lifhed, warrant a conc!ufian,'that;an im mcaiate laic oi tne tickets Will befffked,' Lewis HXuprec. . - - , -- ; X' Ldmthds7Ux '--" " BelfitldJhatkc: ' : I ! William : Prttc0X - .v- Febrttary 2Sj 1494. -- " .: I. Kl. f 1 KF 11 -Am ii! if; 1 J- 4MlfH' M4 vjfi 1 if. ?! S J m ' W ' 11 m 1. if 4 I ' r if JKilf f Ml fit 1 Shi ' y'.i . x" .x.y -:X - ---v s' X 4 1.- .. t? - y