Dunlap's Pennsylvania packet , The general advertiser — Philadelphia, Pa., 1774-11-07 00:00:00, page 6

At the Anatomical Museum in Pidel's Alley, tn
Second flreet, Philadelphia,
Doctor chovet intends
some time in November, to begin a Course
ol Lenores upon the visceral anatomy and vital
economy of the Human Body, founded on the vi
fible'an 1 moll intimate dru&ure of the parts, in
which will be shown all the blood vessels, together
with the lymphatics, glands, &c. allo the course
of th 4 nerves, as they arise from the brain and
spinal marrow even to their refpe&ive terminations;
but particularly those belonging to the five senses:
So that as these lectures will be delivered on his
elegant Anatomical Wax-work Figures, and real
preparations of the parts beautifully embalmed and
p:cpared, the curious as well as the Undents in
phyfick, may obtain a comply it knowledge of their
we. druffure, towards laying a foundation for a
1? d practice of phyfick; as this course of lec
tmes will include a compleat graphycal and natural
slid >o of the Animal ceconomy, without even the
al,,r& of a recent dead body, which often disgusts
?r , who otherwise would have both cuiiofity and
. ^i ^ ion to attend that ufeful study; 'tis presumed
ths rf .,>d of introducing Anatomy will prove
agreerbk and fatisfadory.
Philadelphia, Oft. 8, 1774.
yL L Persons indebted to Samuel
L Neave, late of this city, Merchant, de
fd, are desired to make payment to Harman
d Lew is ; and those who have accounts against
#j :r. are requested to bring them in, that they may
^- adjusted and immediately paid.
REESE MEREDITH,^
HUGH ROBERTS, /_
LUKE MORRIS, ( Executors.
JACOB HARMAN. )
THE fubferiber takes this method to
inform his friends, that he is removed into
the house lately occupied by Cape Hablton, in
Front-street, direct!) opposite to the boule lie for
merly lived in, where he carries on the Shoe
making business in all its various branches.
PETER JANUA R
THEODO R E~M EMMINGER,
At the Golden Pelican, op the weft tide of Second
ftreet, betwixt Arch and Race-Rivets, near An
thony Morris's brew-house, lias just imported
from London, and other parts of Europe,
AL ARGE and general assortment of the best
kind of Drugs, genuine patent Medicines,
Painters Colours and Brushes, from London ; var
nilh, gold leaf, spices and feeds for cordial distillers,
juniper berries, juniper and Haarlem oil, &c. —He
continues diddling cordials, role and other simple
waters of molt forts.
Orders of physicians and store-keepers, in town
and country, are thankfully received, and with all
care and dispatch complied with
*f* He gives the best price for snake-root.
SAMUELGARRIGUES, jun. & Co.
HAVE this day opened A Ready Money ICare-
House, in Market-ftrect, the fourth door from
the London Coffee-Houfe, Philadelphia, where they
have for sale, wholefate and retail, choice old An
tigua rum, at 7/6. per gallon; old Jamaica spirits
tand Welt-India rum, bythe hogshead, gallon, or
quart, warranted of prime quality ; old Madeira
wine, Lisbon ditto, brandy and Geneva, by the
pipe, quarter-calk, gallon, or quart ; cordials; Flo
rence wine in flalks; nutmegs, and other spices ;
mufeovado sugar by the hogihead, barrel, hundred,
or single pound ; double and single refined loaf and
lump ditto ; Weston's fnuff by the dozen orficgle
bottle ; excellent bohea and hyfon tea: coffee ;
pepper; alfpice; rice ; ginger ; mustard and cho
colate ; dye-wood; with every ether article com
mon to the wet good business.
SAMUEL GARRIGUES, and Co. hav
ing an opportunity of procuring every article in
their business of the firft quality and at the lowest
rates, their conitant Rudy will be, to merit the kind
cuttom of their friends in town or country. Orders
carefully attended to, and immediately executed.
Goods purchased, delivered to any part of the city.
N. B. A few crates of earthen ware to be fold
very cheap.
SAMUEL GARRIGUES, Junior,
HATH for sale as usual, at his ware house, the
third door from the London Coffee House,
joning the wet goods ware-house, A general assort
ment of European and India GOODS, suitable
to the approaching season, which he proposes fel
ling by wholesale and retail, on the lowest terms.
'THREE FOUNDS REWARD.
ST RAYEDor STOLE N, from the sub
scriber, living near the Head of Elk river, Ce
til county, Maryland, on the 12th of September,
(inst.) a bay HORSE, eight years old next spring,
about fifteen hands high, a natural trotter, with a
Ear in his forehead, one of his hind feet is white, if
not both, is branded on the off <houlder, but can
not be difeerned what it is, his mane hangs chiefly
to the wrong fide, his fore feet shod when he was
taken away. Whoever takes up said horse, and
thief so that he may be brought to justice, shall have
the above reward, or Thirty Shillings for the horse
alone, and reasonable charges if brought home.
ADAM WALLACE.
To be LET or S O L D,
AC HOICE tra& of Land situate in Munsey
township, Northumberland county, contain
ing upwards of 627 acres, well timbered with hic
kory, black and white oak, walnut, and some
mape ; well watered with fpi ings, and a fine run
of water passing through said tra&, upon each fide
of i hLh excellent meadow may be made. Any
perlon whom this may suit, may be accommodated
witr t e above tra& upon very moderate terms or
may hive it divided into two or three lots, as may
bell fait the parties. For particulars apply to John
Wiclesworth, at his hardware, toy and bru(h
flap, in Second-street, betwixt Market and Chef
nut-^reets, Philadelphia, where a plan of the said
tract may be seen.
N. B. Said Wiglefworth wants an aftive boy, of
good character and morals, as an apprentice.
: JRTY SHILLINGS REWARD.
QAN AWAY from the fubferiber, on theist
" infant (September) an apprentice lad named
WILLIAM FARR, by trade a cabinet-maker, a
tali Ann fellow, with straight bl,ck hair; had on a
bro viijacket, check shirt, striped trowfers, and old
pumps with copper buckles; took with him a coat,
Aliped jacket, nankeen breeches, white shirt, and
fendry other things. Whoever takes up said ap
prentice, and brings him to me, shall have th^
<bove Reward, and reasonable charges.
WILLIAM WAYNE.
N. B. It is supposed he is gone to New-York.
T OB E LE T,
r r HE Dwelling-house and a part of the Stores
1 in Penn-street, where the fubferiber now lives:
If any person inclines to purchase, the whole will
be fold. Enquire of
JOHN HAZELWOOD.
At her STOR E in Second-flreet, four doors below
Chefnut filter, and nearly opposite the Golden
Fleece tavern,
Philadelphia, October 1774.
FIVE POUNDS REWARD.
DAN AWAY from the fubferiber cn Wed
nesday evening last, an English servant man
named NOAH SKINNER, by trade a house
carpenter, aged about zz years, is about five feet
eight inches high, thin visage and much pitted with
the small pox, wears his own dark brown short hair
and is much given to drink; had on and took with
him when he went away, an olive coloured fuftian
waistcoat and breeches, an outside jacket of coarse
fluff patched on the elbows, a white shirt and tuo
check ones, one of them new, a pair of (hoes newly
foaled, white worded stockings, and a pair of old
leather breeches, a new caftor hat cut in the fafhiou,
and an old beaver one. Whoever takes up laid
servant, and secures him so that his mailer may
have him again, shall have the above reward, and
reasonable charges paid by
M AGDALEN DEVINE,
September 17, 177,.
TEN POUNDS REWARD.
RAN AWA Y lall night, from the fubferiber
living in Baltimore county, in the fork of
Gunpowder, a convift servant man, named JOHN
RICE, has loft one of his eyes, has been in the
country about two months, about five feet seven
inches high, middle aged, had on and took with
him a small hat with the brim bound, a brown coat,
blue jacket and one striped ditto, a pair of light
coloured breeches, white cotton stockings, white
worsted and brown thread ditto, white linen fliirt
oznabrigs ditto and trowfers, a pair ofdouble foaled
shoes hitched round the quarters, a ,silk handker
chief. He took with him a bay mare abouti 3 hands
high, and old saddle. Whoever takes up and se
cures the said servant and mare, so that I may get
them again, shall have if 10 miles from home
THREE POUNDS, ifout of the county FIVE
POUNDS, and if 100 miles the above reward and
reasonable charges if brought home, and two thirds
of the above reward for the servant alone, paid by
JOHN STEVENSON, Son of Edward.
N. B. All masters of vessels are forbid to carry
him off at their peril.
TWENTY SHILLINGS REWARD
Strayed or stolen from the fubl
(briber's pasture, at the upper end of Chefnut
ftreet, on the zzd of September, a milch COW
of a dark brown colour, with a white face, a black
spot over each eye, both hind legs white, and a
white speck on each fore foot just above the hoof.
Whoever restores said cow to the fubferiber, at the
corner of Market and Fifth-ftreets, shall have the
above Reward, paid by
_ E ING determined to decline business, conti
ones to (fell at Prime Cost, for cafli only,
Wholesale and Retail, all her S T OCK in
T R A D E, consisting of a large assortment of Dry
Goods.
The French Language by its beauty and facility
to learn has become universal in all Europe, and
is now so prevalent in England,that it is look
ed on as a very essential and necessary piece of edu
cation ; besides, it is so much in vogue among the
modern writers, that it is impossible to read a News-
Paper, Magazine, or even a Novel with pleasure and
profit, without a proper knowledge of it. The Ame
rican Youths have long thought the Rudy of it diffi
cult, and not to be attained without an Hercu
lean labour, great fatigue, and immense expence ;
but this ill grounded notion feeins to hAve proceed
ed from the uncouth and difadvantageops manner
in which some ignorant and unfkilful matters have
communicated their inftru&ions, and for want of
having things cleared up to them as they went along.
Every one is sensible, that to obtain a perfect know
ledgein any Art or Science, we must have things
unknown taught us by things which are known ;
this cannot be expected from a French Teacher un
less he has been bred and educated in a French
Academy. —As for the pronunciation in particular,
to teach it by grammatical rules is a practice alto
gether absurd and ridiculous; besides, all the gram
mers are defe&ive in this article ; and to support
my opinion, I shall only fay,
" Pronunciato enim rec fcribitur, nee pingitur, nec
" earn hauriri fas est mJi<viva wece."
To be fold by the above Daymon, all forts of im
plements and apparatus for stamping Linen, Books,
Silk, &c. with letters and figures of various sizes,
and colors which stand the hardest washing and boil
ing.—Also portable Presses of different conftrudti
ons, furnifhed with every thing neceflary to print
with.—He has likewise to dispose of a few Sky Op
tic Balls, to be fixed in the shutter of a window,
to make a Camera Obfeura, which will represent
objects in tljeir natural colors on a Screen, so that
the most exa& drawings may be made of them by
any person who can holda Pencil. Experiments of
this curious Machine may be seen everv afternoon,
at the Library Room, in Carpenter's Hall, Chefnut
ftreet, Philadelphia.
*, He lives in Fourth.ftrect, the fourth Door
from Chefnut street.
N. B. As flie intends going to England early in
the spring, requests all who are indebted to her by
bond, note, -or book account, to make immediate
payment, which will prevent further trouble.
PELATIAH WEBSTER,
In Water-ftieet, between Chefnut-Rreet and
Ton-Alley,
CHOICE Raifrs, Pepper, lamp and tanners
oyl, Bolton shoes, fpermaceti candles, country
made woollen checked and striped flannels and cot
tons, white ditto, hops, almonds, Fyal wine in
pipes, a quantity of cod fifh fuitible to the Weft
lndia market, ditto dumb of belt quality, for imme
diate use.
„ „ A , JOHNKEEN.
N. All matters of vessels are forbid to carry
him eff, as they hull anfwet it at their peril.
TOHN REED's Map, and Book of
J References of the city and liberties of Phila
delphia, are now ready, and to be fold by N I
CHOLAS BROOKS, in Second-street,
between Market and Chefnut-ftreets.
Master of the French and Latin Languages, and
Librarian to the Library Company of Philadel
phia,
}) EG S leave to acquaint his friends in particu
) lar, and the Public in general, that he has
opened his French Academy, in the Library Room
in Carpenters-Hall, where two regular Classes will
be kept every Day, (Saturdays and Sundays except
ed,) at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon, for young
Boys, and Seven in the evening for grown Gentle
men.—Ladies and others who are detu ous of beinr
inftru&ed at their places of abode, are requested to
apply soon, the advertiser having very few hours
disengaged.
FRANCIS DAYMON,
TO BE SOLD by
JAMES ALLEN.
RAN AWAY on the night of the sth inst.
(Oftober) from the fubferiber, near the Lower
Cross Roads, Harford county, Maryland, an in
dented native Irishman, who has been in this coun
try but a few months, is from the weft of Ireland
and has the brogue much upon his tongue, about
2 4 yeais old, and about five feet eleven inches
high, strong made, has fliort red hair, sandy com
plexion, is blind of his right eye, marked with the
small-pox, his face remarkably ordinary, and does
not commonly look at a perlon when fpeakmg to
him: Had on an old black frize coat much worn,
a pepper and fait wilton jacket, both which are too
little for him, an oznabrig shirt, new buckskin
breeches, milled country-made blue stockings, and
a pair of half worn seal-skin (hoes. It is supposed
he took with him some buck or doe-skins to fell, as
he had no money. Whoever brings him to the
fubferiber, or lodges him in gaol so that he may
get him again, fliall have the above Reward, from
JACOB LEMMON.
DANCING AND FENCING.
Bff R. PIK^ takes this method of acquainting
the public'that he has changed his days of
teaching at the Lodge rooms to Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, as he can accommodate the
young gentlemen of the Academy with the whole
afternoon on Saturdays. He attends there from
half past five in the morning to 10 o'clock, teaching
the use of the small fwbrd,; Also, from ten to one
o'clock, teaching dancing to the young ladies,
From two to five in the afternoon, the life of the
fmail sword for those gentlemen who cannot atten
in a morning. From five to seven, the young gen
tlemen inftru&ed in dancing. From seven to nine
o'clock in the evening, for such persons as may hare
forgot or had not an opportunitv of learning to
dance very young ; they may be taught a genteel
address with a proper carriage if they do not choose
dancing, or any of the modern dances.
The Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays he pnr
pofes to attend on ladies or gentlemen for dancing
and fencing at their own houses, or if more agreea
ble at his in Lombard-street, near Third-street.
An evening school on those days from fix o'clock
to nine.
Nenvcajtle, October 10, 1774.
THREE POUNDS REWARD.
WH EREAS a certain JOHN MELON,
who came into this country in the (hip Mi
nerva, Capt. M'Cullough, hired a korfe from the
fubferiber about the 7 th of September last, under
pretence of going a few miles into the country, but
has not since returned : The said [ELON has been
in this country before, and followed periling, horfe
jockeying, and felling servants ; he formerly resided
in Charles- Town, Maryland, is well acquainted in
several parts of both Maryland and Pennsylvania,
and probably is gone to some of the back parts of
one or other of the said provinces, he is about 5
feet 8 inches high, 28 years of age, has dark brown
hair cut short, and is a little pitted with the small
pox ; had on a white fuftian coatee and waistcoat,
with black velvet breeches : The horse is about
twelve hands and a half high, eight years old, his
two hind feet and near fore foot white, and is brand
with the letter lon the near fhoulclcr. Whoever
secures the horse, and the said Melon so that he
may be brought to justice, shall receive the above
Reward, or for the horie alone, THI RTY
SHILLINGS, and reasonable charges, paid by
ROBERT M'ELHERRON.
FIFTEEN POUNDS REWARD.
RAN AWAY from the fubferiber, living on
North Point, on Patapfeo River, near Balti
more town, Maryland, on the firft of July, 1773,
an Irilh servant man named THOMAS DOYL,
about 22 years of age, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches, a like
ly well made fellow, pitted with the small-pox, lisps
in his speech, and has light brown hair; had on
when he went away, a white country cloth kerfey
fulled jacket, and a short red under one without
sleeves, a pair of white kerfey breeches, oznabrig
shirt, and an old caftor hat much worn. He was
since taken up and put into York gaol, and made
his escape from Conrad Miller, of York county, on
his way home, about the firft of August, 1773; it
is probable that he passes for a freeman, as I have
heard that he was some time between York and
Sufquebannah Ferry. Whoever secures the laid
servant, so that he may be had again, shall receive
if 100 miles from home, Six Pounds, if 150 miles
Seven Pounds Ten Shillings, if 200 miles
Ten Pounds, if 250 miles Twelve Pounds, and
if 300 miles the above Reward, and reasonable
charges if brought home, paid by
TH O MAS TODD.
FORTY SHILLIN GS REWARD.
TO BE S O L D,
HR EE full grown well bred Fox Hounds,
J and two Puppies, just arrived from England.
Enquire of the Printer.
October 14, 1774.
TWENTY SHILLINGS REWARD.
STRAYED or STOLEN, from the Com
mons near this city, about four weeks ago, a
dark brown MARE, between 15 and 16 hands
high ; foe was cured of the poll-evil about three
years ago, whereof the marks are left, and she has
a little white spot upon her back. Whoever brings
her to the fubferiber, living at the place called
Lebanon, in Southwark, shall have the above Re
ward, and reasonable charges, paid by
DANIEL DUCHEMIN.
English Grammar School.
ON Monday the 24th of O&ober instant will be
opened, an English Grammar School, by
EDWARD JOLLIE and family, at their
house in Union-street, two doors from Second
ftreet, where the youth of both sexes, in separate
apartments, will be inftru&ed in reading, writing,
accounts, and all manner of needle-work. They
beg leave to allure the Public, that a ftri& atten
tion to the moral conduct of those committed to
their care, will be invariably puriued.
N. B. If a classical education be required, it will
likewise be attended to. Also a Night- school.
M U S I C.'
MR. V I CT O R, Musician to her
late Royal Highness the Princess of Wales,
andOrganift at St. Georges in London, lately arrived
here, takes this method of acquainting the Musi
cal Gentry in general, that he gives inftru&ions on
the Harpffchord, or Forte Piano, Violin, German
Flute, &c. especially in the thorough Bass both in
theory and practice, so that his pupils may soon come
to a fundamental knowledge of that fine science.
N. B. Mr. Vi&or intended to givea concert, and
to perform on his new musical instruments, but is
obliged to postpone it for want of able hands ; the
one he calls Trom ba doppic con Tympana, on
which he plays the firft and second trumpet and a
pair of annexed kettle-drums with the feet, all at
once; the other is called cymbaline de amour, which
resembles the musical glasses played by harpsichord
keys, never fubjed to come out of tune, both of his
own invention. He is to be met with at his house
in Callow-Hill street, near Water-street.
Philadelphia, OR. 3, 1774.:
I' 0 S T,
On Saturday morning, theist inst. in this citv,
A PAIR of worked Ruffles. An\ peifon wh>
has found them, and will retiirr them to ti;e
Printer, diall receive Five Shilli cs 1b u,ud.
ORober oh, 1774.
THIRTY SHILLINGS REWAR D.
RAN AWAY, this morning, from the fub
feriber, living in Newcastle hundred and coun
ty, a servant man named ROGER QUI N, abot
2 4 - years old, 5 feet finches high, marked with the
mall pox, has brown hair ; had on and took with
him 3 coats, viz. 1 of blue cloth, 1 of wilton much
broke at the elbows, and one of white sustain pretty
much tarred, 1 blue cloth jacket, 1 brown ditto,
and i red ditto, 2 oznabrigs (hirts, an old pair of
neats leather (hoes with buckles in them, a pair of
blue duffil trowfers, and leather breeches under
them, a felt hat bound with black worked tape : it
is thought he is gone by water, as he followed (hal
lo ping from Wilmington to Philadelphia, and took
with him a (hallop's vane. Whoever takes up and
secures said servant so that his matter may have him
again, fliall receive the above reward and reasona
ble charges, paid by
STANDLEY and SYN G.
Hath for sale at their (tore in Market-street, between
Fourth and Fifth -streets, and a few doors above
the Black-Horse,
JAMAICA spirits; Weft India, New-England,
J and Philadelphia rum; Teneriffe wines; cor
dials, molahes, loaf and lump sugars; Mufeovado
sugar by the hogshead, tierce and barrel; bohea
tea, coffee, chocolate, rice, pepper, alfpice, ginger,
glew, copperas, allum, brimttone, redwood, raisins,
lamp and tanners oil, Boston mackarel, rofla, tar,
&c. &c.
I F JOHN BRIDGES, a Gardens
A who lived in New York about nine or ten years
ago with Mr. Cornel Gems, be now living, and
will apply to George Way, oppofue the city ta
vern, in Second-street, Philadelphia, or to the
Printer hereof, he will hear of a person who has
very urgent business with him.
T EN SHILLINGS R EWA RD.
S1 RAYEDaway on the night of the 23d inst:
September, from the fubferiber, living in Weft
Whiteland, Chester county, a middle sized red
COW with a £te face, and swallow fork in her
near ear, about seven years old, was bought out of
a drove that came through Lancaster a few days be
fore and is fappofed to have gone that way. Any
person that will secure said Cow, and give notice
to the owner so that he may have her again, drill
have the a^ove reward, by applying to
GEORGE THOMAS.
N. B. It is fufpe&ed Did Cow has been drove
down without the former owner's knowledge, and
if die is gone back, I desire him to prove his pro
perty, and fend me notice.
Erijbl, October 1774.
THREE POUNDS REWAR D.
RAN AWAY from the fubferiber, a man
named JOHN CORBIT; had on and
took with him when he went away, a new Wilton
coat, a pair of leather breeches, a pair of white
ticken ditto, sundry pair of stockings, and a half
wyn beaver hat. Whoever takes up and secures
said Corbit, so that he may be had again, (bd|
have the above Reward, paid by John Thomson
iu Philadelphia, or
CHARLES BESSONETT.
T C) BE SO L D,
AND entered on at Christmas, a FORG.E
and GRI T MILL, both well fituared on
a plentiful and constant stream, in King and Queen
county, Virginia, and within 2 miles of a good na
vigable landing ; together with about eighteen
hundred acres of good land. A great bargain may
be had in those works for the fake of ready money,
or part, paid down.
PHIL. EDMONDSON and Co.
ON the night of the 18th instant (October) a
certain E DWAR I) M URPHY took
a horse from the fubferiber on the road between
Philadelphia and Bustle-town, rode him into town,
and left him in Black-horse Alley: The Lid Mur
phy has taught fchocl, writes a good hand, and is
by trade a weaver ; he is a lusty portly young fel
low, full visaged, has fliort bushy hair of a lightifh
or iandy colour ; had on a light coloured wilton
coat, a striped damafeus waistcoat, new bucklkin
breeches, and a half worn caftor hat ; he carried
with him a handkerchief with cloaihs and books
tied in it ; One of his eyes is much swelled with
fighting. Whoever takes up the said Murphy and
Secures him in any gaol, so that he may be brought
to justice, shall have the above Reward, paid bythe
fubferiber in Hopewell township, New-Jerfey.'
MIC I|AH PHILLIPS.
ANDREW 1;G RN F. R,
At the New Tan-yard in Frederick-fheet'. next
door to Mr. William Laveiy'sßrew-houfe,
Baltimore, hath for bale,
Also a few hogsheads of Lancaster geneva, cf
excellent quality.
II E VOTES of the Honourable House of
Representatives of this Province, from
Monday the 19th to Thursday the 29th of Septem
ber last, are now published by H ENR Y
MILLE R, at his Printing-Office in Race
ftreet, opposite Moravian /Key.
A LL kinds of leather for flioe-makers or fid
lers nie, equal in qudi?,to any manufactur
ed on the Continent. As he ^determined to be
constantly supplied with the best of leather, at the
most icafonable rates, he therefore flatters hindelf
to merit the favour of the Public's curtom. His
friends and others in the country will be as well and
punctually served, by letter, as if they were perso
nally prevent, and those who buy a quantity u..l
have such an allowance made them as, it is hoped,
will induce them to call again.
N. B. He has allo a parcel of belt Weft-India
dry hides to dispose of.
Whereas the partnership cf said Duffield and
Delany will terminate the 10th day of February
next, they earne(tly request all persons indebted
thereto to pay off their refpe&ive balances, as soon
before the said 10th 0: February as possible, to en
able them to fettle the partnership accounts.—
After the dissolution cf the above partnership, the
business will Ilill be continued by one of the part
ners, where all orders will he gratefully received,
and executed with the greatest care mid dispatch.
DUFFIELD and DELANY,
Have just imported, in the Mary and Elizabeth,
Capt. Falconer, from London,
A Large assortment of capital D RUGS and
MEDICINES, Patent Medicines, and
Surgeon's Instruments, which they continue to fell
on the most reasonable terms, at the corner of Wal
nut and Second-street s, as usual.
FOUR DOLLARS REWARD.
JACOBUS HAINES.