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Efflors of President and Vice PreJident.
NEW-YORK, [l2] Chosen on Thursday
the 6th inst. by the Legiflature,—Hon. Isaac
Ledyard, Anthony Lifpenard, Pierfe Van Cort
land, jun. James Burt. Gilbert Livingflon,
Thomas Jenkins, Peter Van Nefs, Robert Ellis,
John W. Woodworth, Jeremiah Van Ranffalear,
Jacob Baker,and William Floyd.— Majority 22.
Connecticut (9) Staunch men and true.
New Jtrfey, (7) Hon. Isaac Smith, Hon. Rich
ard Sefton, Hon. Thomas Sianickjon, Rev. Dr.
Samuel Stanhope Smith, Col. Jofbua Howell, Hon.
Matbias WiUiamfon, jun. and William Griffith,
Es„ s. a bey were chosen by a very bandfome ma
jority ; and are men who will be " careful with
much care ' that the national councils of our country
fall be no longer disgraced by a man, who Humbles
in bis fcepticifm between twenty Gods, or none."
The Election for Ele&ors of Pref dent and Vice
Pref lent of the Us S. will be bolden in the State of
Rhode Island, on Wednesday the igtb infant.
The legfeture of Pennsylvania, in ,urfuahce of
Proclamation, were to meet ct Lancafer on the „h
inJi. f" " e choice of Electors.
0
A letter from Charlcftap to a refpeaable
gentleman in Newyork, dated October 17, fays,
" Our Election is over—The Federal Ticket
carried 16 out of 17 —and accounts from the
Country assure us that such men will be elected
as will carry Adams and Pinckney—a circum
stance we-had no reason to expert a few weeks
since. On this, the Diforganifers look pale—
They begin here to despair, because they Relieve
their Friends in the other Rates may have cal
culated too sanguinely."
A Philadelphia Paper of November l,fays.
It is now afeerrained that a majority in one
branch of cur leg future, is federal, and in the other
anti federal. Os confluence one branch wish es
the election of Mr, Adams and Gen. Pinckney,
and the other of Mr. Jefferfon and Col. Burr.
Southern calculators predial the following re
sult of the great national election.— Adams C 8
— Pinckney 68.—Jefferfon 56 ; Burr the refi
duc. C)
Members of Congress Chosen.
S. Carolina. Mr Colcock, a Jacobin, vice
Mr. Rutledge. Thomas Lowndes, a Federal
Republican, vice Major Pinckney, who declin
ed a re-election.
Maffuchrfetts. Dr. Euftis, Col. Varnum,
Judge Lincoln, Mr. Read, and Dr. Cutler. The
two last, Federal Republicans.
The Hon. Elijah Paine, is elected a Senator
of the United States, for Vermont,
Since the latter end of May, ZT privateers &
French letters @f marque have been captured,
and several American vtfcls recaptured,by our
?rr;,.;s ~ the CQ^lm-wf ateU
Although I have the pleasure to observe that
tranquility generally prevails though this Com
monwealth, yet it is my duty to fate to you,
that by letters and affidavits, which the Secre
tary will lay before you, it appears, that finee
the hft fellion of the General Court, a number
of persons in the county of Hancock, have in a
violent manner, obftruded the business of sur
veying land in that county, by firing upon and
dangerously wounding a surveyor and chain
men who were employed in that service. The
necessity of suppressing disorders of such a fatal
tendency is obvious. Indeed the persons guilty
of thtfe outrages were concealed or in disguise;
but they are supposed to have been actuated
by a spirit of refinance to the law ; which
would be increased and emboldened by an ap
pearance of unconcernedncfs on the part of the
government to retrain or punish it.
From the reports of several of the Major-
Generals, I am happy to be able to inform you
that the militia of the Commonwealth, are in
a Hate of unusual improvement. A large pro
portion of them are completely equipped and
uniformed ; and in the course of the late re
views their difeipiine and subordination reflected
honor on the officers and soldiers, and entitled
them to peculiar commendation. With a mili
tia thus trained, and animated with military ar
dor, through the Union, America will not hesi
tate to assert her national rights, or be una
ble to defend them when they are invaded.
I presume you will not be willing to protra&
a session at this unusual feafou of Qc year, by
attending to business that may conveniently be
postponed to the time when you will meet sos
the ordinary purpose of Legislation.
The Convention then proceeded to the choice,
of a Senator for the county of Hampshire, in
theroom of the Hon. D. Sexton, Esq. deceas
ed ; and the votes by ballot being taken, it ap
peared that EZRA STARKWEATHER,
Esq. was chosen. The Hon. Senate then retir
ed to their chamber.—
The Speech of his Excellency was then read
and committed to Messrs. Lowell, Pickman,
Hunt, TillinghaG, and Hill, to prepare and re
port a suitable Address in answer thereto.
U. S. POLITICAL REGISTER.
Gentlemen of the Senate, and
Gentlemen of the House of Reprefentattvee,
AS the welfare and proipcrity of a nation,
cffentially depend on the character of their ma
gistrates, and the wisdom, with which their go
vernment is administered ; the object of your
ptefent session must be highly interesting, not
only to your constituents, but to the whole peo
ple of the United "States.
The time approaches when, by their consti
tution and law, the election of their President
and Vice President mutt be completed ; and
you are now assembled to take the measures
that are previously necessary on the part of this
Commonwealth, to accomplifli that important
purpose. You will endeavor to feted those
who are to give the ultimate fuffrage of the
State, from the best informed citizens, and the
friends of order and good government; may that
wife and gracious Providence which hit hither
to guided and sustained the American people,
preside in your deliberations, and direct the re
fuit of them.
A letter was received frony the Hon. Benja
min Goodhue, resigning his feat in the Senate of
the United States.
After the reading of several private petitions,
the two branches, agreeable to alignment, meet
in Convention, in the Representatives Chamber;
and at 12 o'clock his Excellency, the Governor,
came in, and addressed the legislature as fol
lows .•--
TUESDAY, NOV. IX, 1800. ,
THE Legislature of this Commonwealth met
I together at the New State-House, this day,
and immediately proceeded to the usual organ
ization of the Several branches. The principal
business of this fefliou will be the choice of
Electors of President and Vice President of the
United States. His Excellency the Governor,
through the medium of his Secretary, acquaint
ed the two branches, that he should addrefe
them to-morrow, at 1^ o'clock, in the Repre
fcntatives' Chamber.
HOUSE of REPRESENTATIVES.
M^foch'ufetts LecfoiNre
Bfon, Nov. 12, tßoo.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 12.
CALEB STRONG.
Arrived at Newburyport, febr. sane, Hunt, 45
days from Jamaica. Sept. 26, in lat. 38, 51, and
loss 68, 15,fpoke a brig from Newburyport, bound
to Havannab, Robert Follanjbe, Mailer, Same day,
spoke the flow Lydia from Salem. ORober 2&b,
'"ff^ °f Long-fund, spoke brig Margaret, Mc-
Lellin, Portland, from Grenada, bound to Portland.
Nov. ill east end of Long-Ifand in fight,fpoke febr.
Benevolence, Decker, Wfcaffet ; from Barbadoes, in
great want qf provifens and water, having been
plundered by a French privateer brig of 12 guns
from Guadeloupe, in lat. 28, 00, king. 69, 00,
who put on board the muflers and crews of two Ame
rican vtfels jhe bad captured on the ytb and 18 ult ;
one the brig Oliver Peabody, of Portfmoutb, Eph
raim Amazeen, member,from St. Lucia, the other
brig Friendjbi, of North Yarmouth, William Young,
master, from Grenada, took the two m.fers and se
ven men on board the sane. Arrived at Martha's
Vineyard the evening of the 3d and failed the morn
ing °.f I'' 4''' ™ company with if fail bound to the
northward arid eafward.
C, THE Sitbfcribcrs to the Assembly,
are requeued to meet this Evening, at bas ,aft fix
o'clock at Mr. Greenleaf's Inn.
Portsmouth, A10v.15, 1800.
/'IRE) —At Hampton, on Sunday lafl, a large
new Duelling- House ofthe Rev. Mr. Pigeon'/, was
entirely cbnfumed, in bis absence, together nvitb most of
bis furniture, and all the beds and wearing a,pare!
of tbe family.
DIED] —At Button, Benjamin M. Stillman,
aged 36, ekleft foil of the Rev. Dr. Stillman—
alfo, Mrs. Mary Balch, aged 34, wifeof Nath'l
Balch, jr. and daughter of the Rev. Dr. Stillman.
—Thus h*th an infinitely wife GOD, removed
from the afflicted Parents, in the course of ten
days, two of their Children ! A son, in bufinets
accurate, capable and upright, a lover of liis
country, her government and laws; and a sin
cere friend of religion. A daughter, in whom
where united a natural sweetness of disposition,
a delicacy of manners, and a real love of that
gospel that brings life and immorality to light;
in pleasing hope of which, she left the world.
" Few years but yield us ft oof of Death's ambitiort,
" 'Io cull bis victims from the fairy? fold,
" And field bis faftsin all the pride of life!'
DsED] —At Madbury, Solomon Emerfcn,Efq.
aged 9 1 -Mr* Nathaniel Demerit, aged 20— and
Airs. Drew. r
Com. Truxton, is at St. Kitts, confined to
his Chip by indisposition. He is fubjed to at
tacks of the gout a»d rheumatism.
In this town, Mr. Thomas Treadwell to Miss
Anna Pafmore ; Mr John Williams to miss Ly
dia Dickfort ; Mr. Michael Lajhley Brief to miss
Hannah Triekey.
At Barrington, Mr. Silas Drew.
At Hampton, Mr. feremiab Towle, aged 94.
At D.ver, Mr. Caleb Hodgdon,jf. aged 33.
— Newburyport, Mr. Samuel Tufts, aged I,;
Mr William Cheever, in the 2^tb year of bis age.
On board, the brig Polly of this Port, at Deme
rara, Mr Valid Ibcnrn, aged 22, of North-Hill.
Art*,; D It Tuft Me \g 'to.
Arrived here the flip Nancies, Capt. Lunt, in 34
days from Liverpool ; failed in company m>itb foip
Polly & Harriot of Boson, Capt. Noble, bound to
Savannah The sipfip Magnet of New-York, ar
rived at Liverpool Oct. 4, — on ter faffage,picked up
a yatul Boat belonging to Jbip Newport of Borton,
andfaw part of the nvreck.
3d Euftern do,
ANDREW P. FERNALD, Esq. 222|
" You may rely on the accuracy of j
the above. Accept my congratulation?<
MARRIED] —At Portland, Capt. S. M'-
Lallan, to Mrs, Mebitable D
Hon. SAMUEL SEWALL, IS 7
Hon. THEOPH. BRADBURY, 168
cCThe New-Hampshire Legislature
will meet at Concord on Wednesday next, for
the important business of choosing Electors of
President and Vice President, and for the dis
patch of other business, as usual at their winter
session.
" Monday the 10th inst. will be our election
for Ekflors ; and I am sanguine the rcfalt will
be favourable to the friends of government and
good order."
The President of the United States, arrived
at Waldington the 31st hit. in good health.
g,The Report of our Commissioners having
arrived, wants confirmation !
Arrivals and departures since Nov. 7;
Nov.^, arrived fbooner Atlantic, Furnafs, Tortola.
9,failed barque Mary, Parriot, New-York,
do do febooner Franklin, Tibbets, Tobago,
do do foop Etiterprize, Shaw, Grenada,
do arrived flip Nancies, Lunt, Liverpool.
Hon. WALTER WOONER, 197
Arrived at Marblehead, fch'r Sally, Captain
Powers. Lat. 42, 46, long 68, 00, spoke the
ship Burdick, Thomas Stevens, mailer, from
River Plate, bound to Portsmouth.
JOHN HOOKER, Esq. 163
4th Weflern do.
JOSEPH ALLEN, Esq. 21 i
Ift middle do,
Hon. THOMAS DAWES, 1^
2d middle do,
Hon. FRANCIS DANA. 148
Extraß of a letter from Maryland to the Editor
PEIRCE's Oracle's Marine journal.
tamßmtt ]@mrcrae Lflte==cCTrerc£X Y3B*raraßrcßl
ASSEMBLY.
1# Weftern Difoicl,
Hon. DAVID ROSETTE^, 190
“ This has been a glorious day for
Maflachufetta. The choice of Electors
has this moment been completed. The
Convention was composed of about 230
members. The following truly
“ ADAMS and PINCKNEY” Ele^
ors are chofin, viz.
At Larce, votes
Hon. SAMUEL PHILLIPS, 166
Hon. EDWARD H. ROBBINS, 210
Man. States have done virtuou/b, but thou
MASSACHUSETTS exed.Wb then all.
id Southern do,
Hon. WILLIAM SEVER, 200
gd Southern do,.
WILLIAM BAYLIES, Esq. 176
if Eafhrr do,
id Wefttrn do.
Hon. EBENEZER HUNT, 191
Mmotitl)
>SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15.
MY DEAR FRIEND,
SAMUEL S. WILD, Esq. 155
id Eafcrn do,
LEMUEL WEEKS, Esq. 186
Ift Southern do,
3d IVeflern do.
4# middle do,
of this paper.
3d middle do,
BOSTON, NOV. 13, lEoO.
PORTSMOUTH, NOV. If.
A variety of
Color'd, ftrip'd & plain Durante ;
Ciiimuicoes; Wil'bares ; Taifries ;
Shalloons ; fancy printed and blick Flo
rentines, Cnmblcteens, & cl>c k Camblets;
Corduroys ; Thickfett^ ; plain and fancy
Velvets ; ftty Cords; Dmhies; Molli,
nets; fume bdutiful white and printed
Mirfeiiles Qjdring ; a few pieces of very
fine Cotton Shirring, and a general assort
ment of IRISH Linens.
Chintzes of every description;
Cotton Checks and Stripes ; Ladies,
Mens & Boys Beaver Hats all sizes and
prices; (ilk, cotton and worftod Hosiery;
fiik, cotton, and leather Cloves extra
lengths; a few dozen open work, white
and colored Cotton ditto.
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, by virtue of an Act
of Congress, puffed on the 14th day of July 1798, entitled an “Adtto lay and collect a Direct Tax within the United States."
I °
That the following taxes, assessed on the refpe&ive Houses and Lands, to which they relate, became due and payable
on the Bth day of January, 1800 ; of which, the reputed owners, possessors, or occupants of said houses and lands, have been
notified by the collector, in the manner directed by the ad aforefaid ; yet the said taxes remain unpaid :—to wit —
Name of owner, iu-^^ Lots.'"' Situation ^^ Lands. Situation and De-^ ^^ =fe
perintendant or oc-^R fertyuon of Lands,
cupant,on the ift day^ I nf c ~ Lots ; Bj[% s oj^^^^^^
of October J< Dwe!h ^ H ° ufes# —h ^ 2nd Wharfc P— —
_P ORTSMOUTH _ 11 1
II Moioinc,tillage &bafture] I '
Mary Cate, ;3°. land,on the road to Greenl'} J "^ 1 i 35°
I I Mowing,tillage &.,afare) - \ 1 2
Heirs of John Elliot, 36 I land, on Portsmouth river,) ° I |' 2
Richard Elliot, 36 fy. Portfmoutb river. -3° ^ 3^B
Ebenezer Foster, ri' 6 154 On Water Street, 4^5 6 122 Near Partridge's Wharf f '|3" 2 7? 15- 638
I I 'C 136 18 J 1
James Griffin, I If '24 38 On Water Street, 2 9 2 29%
David Gardner, x| I 18 86 On the road to Rye, 45
Nathaniel Ham, 1 11 80 Partof an find in F. river 21 4 214
Benjamin Hani, I I : 180 do. do. Portfmoutb river, 6° 60
frm. & Samuel Ham, {, , | 60 78 Farm ' n ^ r B°iW-rock,7^6 837
Th A°Th L °: d '4'1 11 17 39 On Wafhington-ftreetj 5 20 h 1 D
and John Loud, J ; On the road from Boyds? 6 30 z g
William Lee and 7ft 20260 Near Boyd's bridge, 27 ;0 bridge to Newington,J 754 20 3 "
John Bowles, jll ;879 On High & Ladd-ftreet, 75° |L
Heirs of Zach. Leach, | I| | 11197 O.water-freet&Hunk Jane t X3l i 3 t
William Norton, X X On theoad to Rye, 54 5 On the road to Rye, 50 x 4
Thomas Reach, ^ 4228 0a Fore-street, 54
ditto ' 1 8 264 OnDaniel& Chapel-street 9 9195 On Chapel-ftrect, ^^° V'> % 1
ditto 1 9195 On Chapel-ftreer, 55° 21 35 On Bow & Chapel-Greet, 1 ,31 ( "
ditto x 11197 On Chapel-Greef, 266 | Farm at Gravelly Ridge, 130 17 f 24^
Heirs of Wm. Seaward, x 7 24 On Jofes Lane, Ael
john Shapley, 1 5x52 On Puddle-lane, 6 11 23, On Puddle Lane, X 6054 5% 65%
Heirs of Robert Stockle, x 130 210 On Water & Gate-Greet, 49° , „
Nath'l Treadwell, jr. X 1 28 6Ou Trifon & Fetter-lane, 270 / 47 169 Lanyard on Boyd trail ,and 155 20 131 4 X
John Tucker, 1 7289 On South Road , z ,65
William Walden, 5 75 Partndge-ftrect, 124x8 4*
—N'EW-CASTLE-,.
.Clarks heck, Lubber's ? ,
Jonathan Locke, 9°' Creek and the water, j 12 9 2 3 %
Heirs of Abm.Trefothen, \ H 3 45 ^ ^ ^",'77 c " 6 "^
dj tto ,g^ \ By the road &. Ltttle-barbor, 35°
dftft,l42' By the beirs of Wm.Amazeen 1 3^1
di .j , 11 &) By the road &.Jobn Kinner; t 13
ditto 1 I 130 By Wm.Tarlton &the river i !
ditto Ix 80 By Little-Harbor, 70 ,
ditto 'X I J afo By George Frost, 57 ' '' I °"
That so much of the above Houses and Lands, as will' pay the refpe&ve Taxes, assessed thereon, with eofts an^
charges, agreeably to the aft above recited, will be fold at Greenleaf s Inn, in Portsmouth, in said J)iflrt&, on Tucfdaj# the
20th day of January, 1801, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon—unlefs prevented by previous payment.
SAMUEL ELLIOT, ColleSor Jtf biJAB,
At the Store on Spring-hill, nearly oppofte
Mr. Peter Coffin's.
The afrrtment consists of
WHITE and color'd
Brizes mil Flannels; fpotred
Swanfk ns; Rattrens; Plains; Kerfies;
Forest, Ehltic & Broad. Cloths ; Coatings,
Duffins, Kerfytheres, and Swanfdowns.
A great variety of
White, color'd, netted & fringed
Cancels hair Shawls, from 7/. to p,tf—
cotton, linen and cambric pocket Hand
kerchiefs; black find fancy silk do. and
Shawls ; fewiog Silks; Twists ; Threads;
knitting and mending Cotton; black and
colored Galloons; Shoe & quality Bind
ings; Tapes; round and flat Bobbins ;
mould and wire filirt Buttons; Ferrets;
cotton and silk Bradells ; white & chintz
Bed Lace ; Line and Tassels to match ;
white and colored Fringes.
An extenfae afotment of
Book, Jaconet, plain, figured and
striped Mnflins; Cambric Mullins from
5/6 to izf per yard ; a few pieces of the
newest hfhion footled and Griped ditto ;
Likewise, | thin cambric for gentlemen's
Neckerchiefs.
GOODS,
Which are now opening, and for
fate, either by Whoiefaie or Retail,
An elegant afrrtment of
Ladies Hats and Bonnets of the
newest fafhion, tri r.reed & untrimmed.
Fashionable Muffs & Tippets;
Fur Linings for Shawls; Italian Crapes
of all colors; cotton, silk and silver
Trimmings.
Black, green, and crinifon Mo
hair Plushes ; black & colored silk Vel
vets for Ladies Bonnets ; a few Squares
rich black Velvet for Shawls.
Benjamin Brierley,
Late of the Finn cf
La^, Brierley, & Co.
Begs leavedo inform his Friends
and the Public that so it ,ug arrived from
Ewope with a very ^enei al Affirtment of
Fancy, Fashionable and Staple
for Call, or short approved Credit,
[See to, of the next column.]
A great variety of
Fans; a few very elegant cjrefs do.
Fancy Feathers and Plumes; Wreaths &
Ladies cap Binds; white & black Laces,
Edgings, and Veiling.
Ladies Slippers, Shoes & Clogs
of all kinds; a few with cork Soles;
Flofoaud silk Rifats to match.
^«F>—
And per the Jhip Nancies, Capt.
LuNT, just arrived from Liverpool,
IS RECEIVED,
A general Aflort^ent of
HE requests all those
indebted to the Lid firm, to make
pigment to Mr.JEREMIAH MASON
of this town, or to Wm. LANG, & Co.
Button, before the firft day of January
next, otherways they will be put in suit
without difef rninojiri.
FOR SALE on Liberal Terms,
fl, ^ AFARM con
fe% lira fitting of 200 Acres,
on the fame, situated in
Barrington.
A House and Store
in Dover. —ALSO —
30 Acres of excellent Wood-
LAND, near Haverhill, for particulars
apply as above.
Portsmouth, Nov. Ifo rSoo.
«agrcxTCTCremomfoF -HEid raramtero
Richard Evans,
Has received at his Store in Market-free?,
AN assortment of CARPETS
& CARPETING; Muffs & Tip
pets ; Cammels Hair & common Shawls ;
and Mens and Youths HATS.
HE HAS ON HAND,
A very general assortment of
Seasonable Goods,
which he offers for file at reduct prices.
He wiflies to purchase Pot & Pearl Allies,
Flax-Seed, and 1000 yards of Tow Cloth.
Portsmouth, Nov. I§.
WANTED anme.fately, a Woman
with a good breast of Milk, to go
into a Family to suckle a Child — Inquire
of the Printer. Nov. Tfr
Hard-Ware and Plated
GOODS,
W hich, With 4 few boxes of Mens
low priced HATS, will be fold
by Wholelaic only.
The GOODS, having been
chosen by himftlf at the mauufaaories,
and bought with ready money, he pre^
tunes Writ enable him to serve his friends
on the best Terms.
Being duly authorized to fettle the affairs of
Lang, Brierley & Co.
William Lang,
Portfoiouth, N0v.,,;, 1800.
^H,^^ [November T 5, ^OO.
Firfl Collection DiJlria,)
THIS DAY,
WILL BE SOLD 7
At Public Auction,
At 12 o'clock oh the premises,
A Convenient SHOP, at the
lower end of Buck Greet.—Condi,
tions of Sale then to be made known.
John N. Ingalls, Auctioneer.
Portsmouth, Note 1;, iSoO.
By Adjournment,
Positively on TUESDAY next,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, will be fold,
At Public Au&ion,
At :he D veiling house occupied by Akx'r
Ewen, on Spring-hill, in Portfmouth,--
All the Houfehbld Furniture
which belonged to the laid Ewen, when
a commission of Bankruptcy ilfued a
gainst him, consisting of a great variety
of common house Furniture— Also, one
fliare in the Portfin ikh Library —one
Pew in the north Meeting.houle and one
Pew in the univerfaliG Meeting-house,
lately the property of said Ewen. The
terms will be made known at time & place
of file.
i;OUi\D on the loin inst. on the rocks,
a little to the eastward of Braveboar
harbor, the Wreck of a small Yawl, about
14 . feet in length, something old, with a
flat falfe keel, the rope coiled in her; a
few green and some dry fill) were found
among the rocks near the boat—by these
and other circumflances, it is to be fear,
ed the crew are loft.—The owner of the
boat, or any perlon claiming the fame for
the own m r, mav have her again by apply
ing to Robert raynes, of York,
and paying charges. Nov. 14.
A New single
decked BRIG,
about 125 tons bur
then, now lying at Rindge' sWharf in
this town, —For further particulars, in.
quire of the Printer.
PortJmoi.!,, Nov Ifo 1800.
NOTICE is hereby
given, That the Subferibers, Exe
cutors to the last Will and Testament of
theHon.GEORGE BOYD,efq.
deceafed,— Being determined to effect an
immediate settlement of the eGare of said
deceased, request those who may have
any just claims, to present them for set
tlement, and those who are indebted by
Book, Bond cr Note, are called upon (for
the lull time) to pay the fame, previous
to the firfl day of December next ensuing,
otherwise they must expert to fettle the
fame with fame Gentleman of the Law.
EDW ARD HART, Auflioneer
Portsmouth, Nov. I§, 1800.
SUPPLY CLAP,
WILLIAM BOYD °
FOR SALE,