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TIE ADDRESS Of The Grand Americar CON-
GRESS 10 he INHABiTAN7,S Of The BRL-
FISH COLONIES. cogcls4ds5 as foLozvs, vIcs.

this unhappy pelcd, we nave Deen autnoTzed ano IL
eeted and eont together for tie welfare of our
common country. We accepted The important trua with
dience, but have endeayouej dhage il with integrity
Though the aae of teie colonies would certainly uify
other mealaes than we have adv led; ye: weighty e5ns
determined prefer thoie which have adopted. In
the r place, appeared conduct becoming the cha
raSer hce colonies have u.talned pefoTm
the mi1 sf the unnatural drers and imminent dangers
thst furround hsr every act Of loyalty and therefore,
we're induced offer once more 20 his Maley the petitions
Of his faitbfu oppred fubes in America. Secondly
rrsadiae with the tender aStan which know so5s
70 univcrfal ng the people of the king
dom from which derive signa, could not 10 bear
regulate ePs by expetaon of receiving full
yeon that the coonfs equally dear them. Bet~ cen
heie provinces and that body ub the ca hand, which
ardenty with be dhoved and which he
dioyed until their minds ihal become ir2faJy lcffr
or their irafenon iha permit thoie who thus hottie,
perR in procutns with the powers of the realm, the def
fuSfise meaiues already operating agan the coonis and
in either cafe, a reduce the latter ueh ftuson, that
they a be compelled every regard, bur of
epeierRstioa. Notwithstanding the yehemeree with which
affairs have been impeed they have yet reached that
fatal point. We incline accelerate their motion,
already alarmingly rapid have choen method Of OPP
pohon thar dces not preclude hearty reconciliation with
our lowcitzeas the other de Atlantic. We deeply
dsplore the urgent neceSy that pree immediate
interruption Of that may prove injurious TO them
We uif they will aeqnit Of any urkind intentions to-
wards them, by reaeGne that fubjc OUeyes ilar
inconvea-nces that driven BY the hands If violence
inexperienced, and unexpected public eonyucns, and
thar eOntendng freedom, 70 often oOntended TOR By
our anceRors. a... -.
The people. Of England win oon have opportunity Of
declaring their Sentiments concerning our eHae In their
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A. SUMMARY VIEW Of the RIGHTS; Of BRITISH
AMERIcA.--Set forth in fome RIso buttons, in
tended for the INSPECTION of the ptsient DELEGATES
Of the PEoPLE of VIRcINIA, now in { oNvENT1oF:
By Nstive, and Member of the Houe OF Burseaes OF
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HsYs CsE71g1Rs, AbfH II.
The Houie las for near half hour without any hu.
hnei' before them, when LORD Moth came, and pre-
tented to the Speakss ltversl ex.r as # letters &c.
And the third Bottom bill, for the impartial admin
ltfaiicn OF uhce the cafes If perons quelfioned
" for anyasts done by them in the execution of the
" law, OF for the iupprfnn Of riots and tumvls, in
The province of Mafaehuiets- Rsy, nNew gland"
The Bill was read 6li time upon which MIR.
Sawbrdge aroie, laying, Sir, am aftonibed at the
ncbse Lords proceeding in bringing 10 bill Of the
utnoR conisquenee, a time when there is 70 thin
Houfe There was only fOrty-One Msmbersl II is an
improper time II is taking by iurprze it is cow
ardly. But, Sir, hould think myfef highly unvsor-
thy feat in this Ahmbly, to ufer 70 pcrnieious
negative to il. will oppofe il every time have an
opportunity, although do rci imagine fiialI be much
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and very convenient II OUSE,
Barn and chAile Houfe, and about two
including a rich Garden Spot, very plea
"a 6ne healthy Place. not five Miles from
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4, Baltimore in Ma Wand The .cauie Of that
qentieman's tour is inleretiag X. all the COLO
MES and we arc happy TO find, that all 'hro'
which he has come are thoroughly engaged in
the glorious cauie, every colony 10 tie ionth-
ward Of rs rnanifell their readiness to come into
the meaiure: and we are Informed there Is not
the fhadow ola doubt of It's being warmly pa
,roaized by me genuine ions OF liberty in Porr-
mouth who are 10 meet at Union-Hall this
afternoon-fIow cheer!ully will every we'll
wilher TO his country lay hold ofan opportunity
TO refcue the channel ofpubllc and private in
tellipence ont Of the hands Of aPower, openly
inimcial to lis rights and liberties.
WnLIAMsBURcA, March II. BY gen
tleman iua arrived f,om New River, in Fan
cattle county, we areinformed, thai about 70
families were lately murdered OH Ehe OkonIes
by the indians. Capt. RuAcll, from the lame
county, who few days ago came 70 chs cay
reports, that the people &gc IN the mott dread
FIJI conformation, on account OF the ouuages
committed by thoie iavage people.
N9wBERN, (N@Ib- CAOiinA) Marc5 II.
Lat week we had fevere gale OF wind at
North and Norlh-eat, attended with the mott
heavy realms that has ever been remembered IN
this country the waters came down in tuch
torrents as to fweep away mills, bridges, and
every thing that obfru6ted its Paaagc,, and
has done incredible damage to the roads;
very great inconvenience at preient, as We have
no county courts, or overieers of the roads, to
order the fpeedy reparation of them.
PHILA ABEL P II A, March IL.
Extraa Of a letter from London' Ja1HHry "A:
g THREE men of war are ordered to be in
readiness to fail for Bottom, and exact payment
for the TEA"
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MO N D A Y, April II.
p q 6 T O N.

His Excellency Governor Tryon, OF New
York, has made a preient OF 10000 acres OF
land. in the townihip of Norbury, in that pro-
vince about twenty miles from Connecticut
River. to Kings College in that city.
Afthe adjournment of the town meeting on
Fr;5av laff. MIR. Ezekiel Cheever was choien
6re-ward in the room of the Honouraoie ohn
Hancock, Efq; rehgned; and Capt Andrew
Svmrnes warden fer the eniuing year, In room
Of Alexander Edwards, Efq; executed.
reward of &c, 900 dollars, IS offered IN the
CONNECTICUT Journal, of the zSrh of Taft month,
. - anv perion who will procure the deeds of
conveyance, prior to tie charter OF that govern
rent from the Plymouth company, or nom
Trrd Saw. Seal, and Brook, Or from George
Fenwick, Eiq; to the Governor and company
Of Connecticut, as they are left or taken away.
MARRIED Sampion Salt,r Blowers, Eiq;
parr;fter at law, TO Miis Sally Kent, younset
daughter Of Benjamin Kent, Eiq;
DEE. I Mr.. Thomas PoPkins, blacksmith
.--Mrs. Edwards. Mrs. Brooks.-A daughter
of Cart. William Mackey. On his pailage
from the WeG-Indies 10 Ncwbuy-Port, Capt
Samuel Perkins, la.e of this town. AT
Wells, Mr.. Waldo Emelton, merchant
AT SAGE, DR.. Cummings, who was accidentiy
drowned near that place.
NEW r T, April 4.
E,fyaa Of aIssfer fran TIE WsF- I4As5, A4areb 9.
Its reported that after Admiral Perry left
Crab Iaand. and renewed The Ens'iih claim,
an EngIilh yeael arrived at ST. Kits, went
there to curLignumvitr, &c. aftertarrying there
Ittle time. they were iurpriied by number
rs srrned Spaniards, from Porto Rico, who
tocE the veHel, and murdered every foul ON
board. except one man, who made his eicsPe ;
IN confeouence of which man of war failed
from ST. Kits laa Saturday, for London. 1t
Is anaAair of great importance 1t Is certain a
packetfailedhom Porto Rleo for Old Spain, in
consequence of this Crab-Iiland expedition"
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POET c.
D a Y, April 9.

jLss-sSair, It's lik 5 I . N.
,XL"CNy, It's Il Lord Dartmouth refuled
M GSjsAL like :, memorial to bis Majeity,
dln SbIAfs employed on the late ex-
u petition in ST. Tincehts, spraying that pro
: portion of the ChaTaib lands might DC
Some further adv;css broughtby Captain
Love. arrived al Philadelphia, are, thar
DIR. Franklin had been examined before
the Privy Council, concerning the infamous
letters which were wrote from this country,
, by Hutchialon, Oliver and other INHALER
traitors, and ieht back b. that worthy pa
triot ; that tie Hero, Captain Bruce De
longing 10 Ca.olina, is cut oft BY the nc
groes, at Dolnel, near Goree, in Africa
!; AT the Superior CouIr heldat Providence
laE week, enc Wilton, who not long
Gnce occupied an apartment IN our goal'
! was tried for a rape, found guilty, and IS 70
be executed the 2oth infant.
{ The account of the proceedings at Bottom
apainif landing the Eait-India companyS tea,
/, IS introduced in the Public Ledger, OF the 2Ih
of January, in the following manner
: "rp The following account OF the proceed
J inqs of the BoRonians viii ierve 10 Inc" tlie
fpinrit and refentment of a people who have un-
! dereonc every ipecies' of injurious treatment
! and have iuitained, with exemplary patience
: every fpecies of indignity, offered them BY an
: administration 70 infatuated with the idea OF
(; delpotifn, as to be qualified only to suBVEeT
infead of MAINTAINING the Liberties OF a
: brave and free people.
K NEw-YoRx, March g.. Saturday morn
! ine lait the Ship John Galley, Capt. Quick,
arrived here from London, in 8 weeks, but has
. brought no later prints than what we had re-
, 'ceiyed before and by letters from thence we
learn. that the conduct of the Americans with
, regard to the tea ient to this country, is much
: spplauded, but it is generally iaid all that
Commodity deitroyed at Bottom mutt be paid
for by fomebody and that hints had been
dropped the act impofng the duty of sd: per To-
on ali teas ient to America from Great Britain
would be repealed this preient felton, OF Parlia-
ment. r,-.
NoRwHH Mareb 81. On the 18th OF jan
nary Ian, fevere fhock of an earthquake was
fell all over the Inand of Jamaica, and very
perceptibly on board the veaels at anchor IN
Kinqiton harbour however, it did no other
damage than putting the inhabitants In great
:. terror.
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II u E SD A Y, April Il.
r q 6 L o ~.

It's eretty certain, by advices received YET
terday from New-York, that the India com
pany have applied to administration TO adopt
tome meaiurcs for obtaining iatisfaetion for The
TEA ient 10 this country that they met with
a cold reception, and were told that they mutt
apply 70 the AMERICANS for compensation.
PoRrsMourH, April s. The merchants
and traders of this town are defred 10 meet at
Union- Hall, this afternoon, at q O'Clock, TO
eoniult upon a matter very intcIeiting TO them,
and the public.
Lat Friday came TO town MIR. 1.LIaz7 G'6-
dad, printer IL tie city Of Philadelphia, and
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Extral7 eta letter fran Bg1sterys, IN 81. Cbyjfe-

ExfraH Of a Zsttsr fran Ba]sffrys, N 81. Cbrife-
piers, dated March 7, 1874.
{" We are full of the hopes Of fpecdy Spa
NTH war their notorious behaviour en- fome
recent occafons, viii not be pafed over with
impunity. Mr.. WEIGH, merchant of this place
had vefiel loading at Cat-ula with timbsr
ian Hand belonging TO the Englifh) and tn.
Spaniards ofPorto Ricohearihg oft, tent over
90 armed mes, who took her, and maa4eFed
every ioal on board"
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- Several atisles Ct ssrs Eess taa lone a.
enfer;eiin his day PAF: cae &C. lac Z: faelcaSi0n
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Preceding, cf fbs foam 1--WE STFORD.
TN coniequence of letter and papers lately
received from the committee of correiPon-
dence for the town of Bottom, the ireehOlders
and other inhabitants of the town of WEsT-
FORD, were legally warned and aGembled a;
their Westinghouse on the goth Of March,
I77+; proceeding to the meeting, their
committee of correipondence had prepared the
following competition for the town to comply
with, as their ienrimeRss Of the prelent gloomy
iituation of our public affairs, if they ihould
think FIT And after the town had deliberated
OH the letter, SC. received from Bolton, the
laId compoE,ion was read to the town and
which is as tolloweth, viz.
WE the inhabitants Of this town being re-
qneRed BY the committee OF eorreiPonasRee
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For the MAssAcHUsETls SPY.

Bsfss, a6lb January, 1874, three s'rlscl, p. NJ
XTOU may inform the public that Johh Malccrn yef-
terday afternoon declared that II he fhouh kill as
many CERTAIN people he could he mould receive thirty
pounds ng each os them and that IN cafe Of pOscudOn
r the fame he would repair over the governors neanng
the informant undeood Governor Hutchipon AZ Mlton)
and he the iad Governor would grant him protection
The above informant iays that ae Gliding Malcolm
for iabbing fuch pretty Mr. wadde. win iaid
be had him through the heart and killed him. and tsh
IhOud have had thirty pounds lerpg reward for doisst.
NIB,
AR.
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For the MASSACHUSETTS SPY.
Mr. TuoMAe tth

VOU may be aAured that the difficulty the
II Gentlemen in Bottom found In reicuirg
MaIcom from the moderw mode Of punifk-
ment preparing for him lalt evening, in con-
equence Of his ftabbng isaman aroie from
Installing into the hands Of a great number Of
failors, from the Eaaward and other parts,
whom he had 70 often exaiPerated thar nothing
could ioften them. When they were told 4 &
law would have its courfe with him, they aled
what courie had the law taken with Preifon
or his folders, with Capt. Wilton or Richard
ION And for their parts they had ieen 70
much partiiaiity 70 the folders and cufom-
houfc officers by the Prsient Judges, that while
things remained as they were, they would, on
all fuch occahons, take iatisfaetion their own
way, and let them take il off. Az.
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For the MAssAcHUsETT SPY.

Il LAD Of rsbu4hsa in fbis fszOn ys, that he
: Basbzwd JUN Maltom tspe4tsdyy declare, fbaf
Be svas 10 bavs ore baadyrd po2ads fcrlrg eaeb ir
eigkf or ten fsJSss in fbj fouOa qc5ifb be pbsGld
M or f4kfaf. As6 aided fbat b9fdts that BE-
40as to be trvfsGsS: TIE Lady aGsdky zvbaw ?
lie dyftDtrfd, that aoas b1f kssz0n 70 timfSE
TIE fame LAdy Firing Capt. ". Macy paE
fzg b., laid 10 Mr.. Malfos, there gees yoGy fTauf
MGe<ly. Damn bimJaid MaLpn, I qdanlI 81
fSon 6bof bin ar any man in Bsfs1. N. 3.
A. R.
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this fown. Abous twelve o'clock his Ex-
.cellency made the following 5 PEE CH
20 b0th Houfcs of A1emblys viz.
I. ,<.,l.u<. sf.5e coasiL ard
.. c<ntl<v,er o;E fb< Hs.,s ii RebysfstativA,
rs THE letters which I have received
fnce youf lat ielIion, from the Right Hon.
the Earl Or Dartmouth, one Of his Majelay's
principal Secretaries Of State. have divers
matters ia them which / arm now to COM
nnunicatc 10 YOU. u .asRs
* The Indians Of Martha's- Vineyard have.
bv their AGENT. made their application to
his Maiefl9 i'm Council refpeaing their
claim to the Hand Chabboqdiddick. A
copy or their petition fhall Be laid before
YOU. No determination has been yet made
upon il. They are recommended 20 my
cointenance and protection. In, the year
f762 their CAFE was brought before the Ges
neral Court and referred to committee Of
hotk houi<s, By whom, | have fcafonsto
think, Il was fully and imparfially conf
dered !; bur, BY tome means on other, no
report from thar COMMITTEES was ever laid
before the Court. ~ am TO defitr you now
70 take the affair into confederation, and /
hope YOU will prevent all grounds or pre-
fence for snv further complaint ofthe deni-
a ~ delav of iiiif;ce. r. 4 '''.s..
ssThe. lsttlenefnt. Of the Wefaern Line of
this province. where il IS bounded bv the
FaAern line of the urov;nce n. New-York.
has BEEN laid before his NaieAv. I. I have
e. f,+;sf,g+;on of he;no Uniformed tFaf the
nart which I tool, n ne fettler,eut of: this
I,re. : couf;dsrpri a. a 1accet,tstbs Ysrv;ee
to.rb b KinoIIassjt tended 70 bring to 1atisif-
(ue 4 dlfpufe sylicll has been the iource of
e, n,,,el, n,,tcsief 70 two Of his colonies. |
Nave rea5or, to expeSf his Maieffv's cohifirrzz
NATION aiioon as the neceIlsrv for,nalities
ofo6sce viii admit. 7 : ~
ar cave the earlieft attention. TO the re- re-.
oueH Of the Council and Houic Il, their ad4
dreIs 70 me az the adj sof January laa. II
made the cIearea and 6,lleH repre1cntat;on
of the cates - ,vh;cb Il referred and am
e,.1o,,,If 5oed IL hone far Ouch de,erm;nation
and order az nan ~ iaf;sfataorv ~ vou.
g The'n,,d;;c;a,l r,,,ooeedinOs az the Co
vrtnc,r and sonnr;Is ~ the Su.y,rrugF.s Conrr
oeprob.,e and = the eo,,rf fi,r' drfer.,;n;no
"a c.fss of ,rarr;a,e and I;vorc, hsv;s,. bes,
;rnneded 10 MANY iniFances where tie opi-
snion of the Governor has been different
fromthat Of the majority Of councillors
preient. the, governor having always conf
dered his content as neceiIary to every iuA
d;c;aI "a in the wear t77I. | ffated the
arouments, as well aoainf As for the claim
ofthe Governor. and his Maieffy having
been plcafed to order the cafe thus Gated TO
be laid before the Lords of his Majeiy's
moR honorable priyy council, ! am now a.
bic to inform you that it has been fgnifled
TO me to be his Majefy's plealure, that !
do acquiefce in the determination of the
majority Of councillors prefent, voting as
court for proving wills and administrations,
= -. r ~.
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For the MASSAcH USETTs SPY
sin TMoMAs,

r~ e a". ~ ~. = ? ? a : "a =. = =
N" asoMAs' ,,n.s, 49,, ..s
fNels 70 PHeafo roe t'"'svmg'
kf'rE y iince inc cay snae AGAIN ssn' .-------~.
H. ana LOT nls Dhls'ui ieas No. IN,
win human kinq things ne er went wqls, - ..
IN reenfyd o. iate. 80 ~ :
Tins IS the golden aye wcen, N[F9r = ~
80 OFT BY poets lungs +.
for pleanFts gla, me munaspe ken@ 81
And o'eis both old and yang. sf &
Now Pqhf6s taat iouies Of iiric' 80
no ps@ nor tongues employ
~TouBrx Interrupts inc iweeu OF hie
How unaiiayd tire Joy
III church no controversies now
Clergy JON heart and hand,
Old Satans hngdom to oerthTcw
And drive vice nom the land.
Our ruIers AZ with upright mind
The public good purdue ASIA
No ends tyrannic can you Ind st
No ayaricious view.
Now down our itreets IN F'ring Afeams, ~
See truth and Judgment flow
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{KYANTS place, an elderly wofnans
w who can be recommended for her iohrrty and
honelty, as an EOUSEKEEPER ia a crsdble kpi8,
70 ta<s tbs sssef chdasen. kDssss o. lhs Prsru
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From the PENNSYLVANIA JOURNAL.
Mefs. BRADFoRDs,
Your bu6hJ6fng tbsinclJfd eomm!DEos and THE letter
annexed, will greatly obAgs
A LION.
GEORGE the third by the grace of GOD, of
Great-Britain, France, and Ireland, King,
Defender of the Faith To all and hngu-
lar our officers and other our licge fubjeets
whomioever, in and throughout our king
dom of Great Britain, and other our to-
reign plantations, colonies, and dominions;
and to all perfons in general, whom thefe
preients may concern, but more Especially
to our beloved JARED INcERsoLL, Eiq;
greeting.
BE II KNOWN, THAT WE, for good
- and fuficient cauies us thereunto MOVING,
have eftablifhed, and do, by theie preients, ef-
tabliih Court of Vice Admiralty, at Phila-
delphia, North-America, 70 have original
iurifdietion in all calhes ariiing within the
limits of our colonies of New York, New Jer-
few, Pennsylvania, the lower Counties on De-
laware, Maryland and Virginia, and within
three leagues Of the flores thereof, The faid
Court to nave ALTO original juriidittion in all
cauies arifng from the capture of fhips, be-
tween the lautudes of forIy-one degrees and
thirty-fix dcgre fifteen minutes north or of
ihips, whole port of detination ihall be within
/ either of our iaid colonies; the iaid Court to
have ALTO jurildittion in appeals from the
Courts of Vice Admiralty efabliihed, or to be
etablilhed within either of our colonies before
mentioned.
AND BE IT ALSO KNOWN, That we
con6ding very much in your learning, honefy,
fidelity, circumipeetion, and induftry, Do, by
theie preients, make. ordain, contribute, and
appoint you, the faid JA&aD IEGERsoLL,
Eiquire, to be Judge of the fad Court of Vice
Admiralty, eitabliihed az Philadelphia afore-
faid, under the file and title of u ID @ Z
ICOMMISSARY, ID RPU T Y and
llSURRO ATE of the Court of VICE
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TIL SD A Y, FEBRUARY y, IVA


Bee0H, February 6, I774.
This day was publifhed,
(Prics Ten Sbngs and Eigbt Pence per GnHEu to Sab
rbeys, FiVe SBWirgs and Eigtt Pence 10 be paid on
(ab(yiiing)
[Embeed with Quarto) View Of the Town Of Bottom,
and eyeal hPs of war in tie harbour alto, the Thun-
der Storm, affecting hocal piece, elegantly engrav-
ed on copper.
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GARDEN DIS.
Alarge aGortment of GARDEN SEEDS,
Imported from LONDON, in Capt. Shepherd,

Imported from LONDON, In Capt. Shepherd,
Alto, an alortment of AMERICAN SEEDS,
Sold at the following prizes lin eng money per pound,
Peaie and beans per buhe, and very cheap per maer
quantities, for ready money only, BY
20 HI VIII T Z,
Gardner, and SCOTSMAN, in SEvEN-STAR LANE,
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r OST. Suppofed to be taken through
IL intake, the Sth Of January, from the house OF
EIe,zs Be at the zn Of the PunchBow in Brooklyne,
MFAI. RAG, containing Pillow Cafe, in which was
an ACcOUNT-BOOK of about four quires of paper,
bound in parchen about half wrote through. Who
sSsr y;v return the BOOK to the owner, who may be
known BY iniPedng it, to The aforementioned Raker'
Cal have DOLLAR reward Tor their trouble and 10
ouefions afked.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-02-17

n SMART, active Lad, who is neither
N Maezyczi, or Slover, is wanted as an APPREN-
TICE to tie Printing Bufnsf. Enquire of the Printer
hereof. ..--.-. -----