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lust ED,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
G L A S S,

Con6aing of elegant cut quart and pint
decanters, goblees, tumblers and wine
2laIes, to match ; plain half pint, pint
aud quart tumblers, do. quart, pint and
half pint decanters, which will be fold by
the box, or BY retail, on moderate terms.
ANo,
Gentlemens' fine black Hats
of a hyperion quality, do. white with green
unders, childrens' fine do. of every CO.
lour, and a quantity Orwell aaorted, low
priced wool hats, by the box or by retail.
JOSHUA RIDDLE.
April 10. 60
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GUNPOWDER

Baltimore Bsl5oa0 GunpOwder,
by the quarter eaak. ALTO,
Refined Salt Petye, blythe guar
ter cwt. or larger quantity. A eonftant
fupply of thofs articles from the Manufac-
tory, will be kept for fale on the loweit
terms, by
April s.. COON
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Pubic Notice.

ALL perfons concerned are requeted
20 exhibit rncir claims, charged upto 'Ie
6rf Of May next-at which time the pre-
fsot Oyerfesrs of the Poor for the county
Of Alexandra, viii extioit their accounts
70 a fpecial Levy Court, which Sill be
fammoned to take cognizance Of their
fraalaetions for the term which they were
appointed.-In behalf,
sPHILIP WANTON.
April IS. d3t
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WANTED to employ imme-
iiasely, for the benefit of the Goth Re
g;ment Of Virginia Militia, two MU-
SICIANS; che to teach the different
beats of the drum, the other, the mG.ic
OF the fife. Such perfons as are well qua
li6ed for The above tuition, and will en-
gage to inasu6s the learners which will
conGa of fifteen boys for each branch,
haIl receive a liberal compensation from
the fabfcriber, who is authorized by law
to employ tators; and by the Court of
Eoquiry, to pay them for their f@eryiees
when performed.
CHARLES LITTLE.
April =. Fa:gfax County, aawtf
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coniiiiling Of Ledgefs, Journals, Day Books, he
voices, Waite and Cah Books, Cyphering and
Copy Books; Copper plate Copy Lines large and
fnns,I hand
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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-30
April 10.
FOR SALE,

PART o flot No. s, in fquare IA, in
the City of Warrington. Its ftuate be-
tween Rhodes's tavern and the Commit
oner's Office, fronting II feet inches on
North +. Erect, add running back IS
feet-few ftuations in the City of Wafh-
ington are equal TO this Tor a fore or any
public bufnefs.
ALSO, 0 SALE,
A lot adjoining the above property,
directly moth of it, fronting II feet 7
inches on North G. frees, and running IS
feet back. If this propcrty is not difpof-
ed Of at private iAle before the sd day of
Nav next, it VIII on that day, be offered
at public fale at Rhodes's tavern, in faid
City, at II O'Clock, A. M. For terms
adply to JEREMIAH Common, at
Semmes's tavern, Georgetown.
April 10. eo6tT
DsVolutaon Of Partneg}ha6.
TIE Partuey@P gWM. OxLEY, g Co.
being digSI0sd ~ mntual e~oa/snt; aN4er-
Jons baOng Claims agaigf laiS firm, are
yegHsfed to Prseat them far IestAsmsat to
VIM. OxLEY, and al tbge indebted TO
make paJmests b bin, being duly axtbo,is-
eGfarseeivs f6e fame.
Mn. OXLEY.
THOMAS CLARKE.
or The JgGssG ia future xiii Be car
rsd on BY Wm. Oxky.
Abyi IL. color
WINT OIfpI INIE
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-25

: Tbii committee zUos attended By a somminee IF
eig5t 3ssfsas appOintej By f6e Court Of Ss0ns from
he different paris f TIE eoHaty, aed ,ssstag tbe
rsriss ia's,sas and rrjay IF ibe .Fysrai partie'.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-25
NEH,SPAPEPS-AN Extract.

The more men can be made to think.
the better books have the tendency !:
But they are dear and fcarce. All the
lazy, and almof all the bufy, neglect
them, becaule it is talk. Who woald
begin that would not, or could not iniih
thereading one Every body reads
The Almanaok-It is the poor mans
LIbrary-but the iefon though good,
is too !eldom taught.
a newfpaper is cheap, of fraall bulk,
acd would go every invertebrates it
Is a treat which always creates an appe-
lite, for curioIity is fauce to il. Add
70 all this IL is daily or weekly ferved
lit is kind of Handing dilh. A
newspaper therefore, is valuable uien.
I'll Of knowledge, it tells us facts at the
minute we are curious to know them.
We keep company with the ablent we
are by their means, made acquainted
with iirangers-we feel, in folitude
fyrupa,hy with mankind without alb
ilra6t thinking we receive the truths
which Others hare hammered cut. Men
flick 70 their buiinsG, ard yet the pub
lie is addreiIed as town meeting. Yet
the Gazettes follow US to cur clolets,
and give US council there, Y.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-25
MR. jerks,

IN JcNNsp
1T was not without great furPrife,
that lately heard fope perions 10 the
welern part Of the county of Lincoln,
were determined to bring toward new
Candidate for our National Repreienta
tive. The Hon. Mr.. THACHER
does not decline and will certainly
have the fupport Of the Federaliis in
he middle and lower part of The Coun
ty Its in my opinion kidd of anti
feaeraljm to conduit in this way. For
il lhews more attachment to An iuduids
al than TO The e1ac. We difcovl: no
fuch difunion in the County Of Cumber
land. The citizens in that diRria do
not make any di.ifion Of the federal in
tereRs ;--and this is evidently a wife
and prudent conduit.
In this diitria we were long diffraaed
by having a number Of federal candi-
dates. Our prefent Member is refpec-
table in point of talents, integrity and
f. mnefs of mind. And there is no fug.
geiton that he wiihes not 10 be again
elected. It's therefore iincerely to be
hoped that every federaIift in the DIFF
trid will give Colonel SAMUEL
THACHER bis fupport and fuffr age.
An ElsaOr Of LiasOla County.
Ca Iztb.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-25

Thus we find, that from The center OF the
towns to York. the diaance is asa niles more
than to kesae6aHt-To dJfrsa, indeed, &c N lies
leis But to balance this SO miles, we fay,
that the communication from the feveral
parts OF the county with Ksnrrbunt, is 70
much more direct and ealy, than to Alfred,
thar this difference in diaance ought to have
no weight whatever Especially when popu
iation and taxes are taken into view which
we ihall p1cfently con- iider
The foregoing alliances pre believed TO be
as correct. as at prelent canbt obtained, with
out actnal acknowledgements. In order to &C.
termine the amount OF tie travels, the dir.
tance from each town may be multiplied by
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-25

NelDpo'e, va. 4.
The gold medal voted by Concrefs,
IN 300, to Commodore Truxton, on ac-
count OF his engagement in the Conlfcl-
latlon, of 90 guns, with La Vengeance,
French 81 gun lbip, has lately been
preiented to him by the Pref lent Of the
United States, in a very handfome man.
ner. This medal bears on one fide an
excellent likenefs of the Commodore,
with the INTERRUPTION, s'PArsIR pArRrs
FILIo DIcNo !" and beneath, {. Thorn.
as Tfuxtou." On the reveife is a rep.
reientat'on of the action. with this ia
fcriPtion
Y. ). FRIGATE CONSTELLATION,
or 81 GUNS,
FuRsuEs, ATTACKS AND vANogrsBrs
FRENCH SHIP LA VENcEAvcE, OF "a GUNS,
Isr March. 1890.
And beneath
of VOTE or CoNcREss TO THOMAS TauxToN,
MARCH "a, 1907.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-25
7 Jeak5' Portland Gasstfe.
MONDAY. OCTOBER as, 1884.

s~~ Many valuable political articles
are Eow on on files, which ihall be
attended 10 as fad as may be, confident
With a due attention 10 The other de-
partmeots Of our paper.-The news
monge,, The ipeculator, the farmer. and
the rnaricer, all have their claims and
10 make a paper aniwer its purpoles,
ihey. NUT ali be attended to. This is
neeeiiary in order TO give general fats
iaGion--to g've enti.e fatisfa6sion, re-
quires more perfection than we p'olefs.
In our attention to politics it ever
has bee1, and will be our aim to al uni-
iormly and confidently. Our labors
were commenced in fuppoft of the
American Contribution, and IFS admin
ilra,ion, by men long tried in their
counTy's fervice, and who were oPpof-
ed TO the influence of mifchevous for.
eigners. b { we acknowledge ourielves
oppofcd to al adminiaration ERIBEp
INTO crrrcF, and which loads with its
favo,s a iet of fatiious Europeans, 10
the evolution of our own ciizens-An
naturalization that calculates by the
day, and facrihces every thing 10 the
huzzas of an imported populace.-
In news, we profeis impartiality, and
ihall pay the moa afliduous attention to
giving il early and correa.
We have deemed il neceiiary TO FAY
thus much, rs fomc have been bufy in
representing US devoted to fa6ious pur-
poies, and wiling to give currency TO
political ilander.-To repel theie iniin
nations, and aoP the mouths Of cur
calumnia,ors, we thall continue to con
fine ourieves to facts, and claim no
other indulgence from the public than
10 be allowed the truth of our matter
as evidence with them.
MIR. LINCOLN, the Attorney General,
flili Purfues bis sJfaf Ls5ors AS newt
paper declaimer. The violence and
entbuGa(n of this man, whole princi
Piles of osbagnati0u are generally known,
would better fyit a French revolutionilt
of the R9Jsbsrian fchool, than mem
Der Of the American government.
We regret that a man holding an i'm
porrant Office lhould become 70 much
The creature Of patty, as the Attorney
has proved himfeif 10 be in his plumbers
of the Fsrwer. Juaiv indeed may We
apply to bin his own words as record
cd in his I3th number" No politician,
{" no Ratefnan in Office, in warm party
times, wish bis interea, pride, feel
"ings, ard place depending, can be
.relied upon. In celebrating, he will
she in danger of milf king feeling and
" interca for fentimcnt, his party for
" the public, and habit and prejudice
I" for the convictions of the underltand-
sing"
10 thew the FRmsr's" refped and
attachment for the contribution, and bis
real ideas On executive influence, we
make the following extract from bis lalt
number 80: IF the Contribution is def.
g Gent, let il be made more perfect;
" if the government is too weak, give
a. it ftreagth if the Executive wants
"more energy, enlarge its powers if
6 too limited ia objed, extend it."
Reader, what now is your opinion of
this cjfntrsjlsa and impartial politician,
who was not contenr that the former
executives thould poGels even aeceharyl
power
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-25

Is The day aligned for eleang our Re-
preienta;ives TO Congreis. OF the i'm
rortince of this election, too much cam
not be faid. And it is the duty of ev-
cry citizen to bcftow on il fuilable atten-
lion. Ii'hoft elected will continue their
fcats until the next Presidential election.
1t is Of The 6rl coniequeuce, therefore,
10 have men Of hrmnefs and principle,
who viii dare to aa With independence
and effed, in cafe there fhould be ano.
Their lie 10 the choice Of a chief might
ate.-BeGdes, at a time when tie
ipirit Of party threatens the deltruetion
of every found principle, it is neceaary
to have faithful. ientinels on the watch
Tie candidates have been already
nominated, and it is for the people to
Judge of their ftneis for the truR.-
UNION fhould be the watchward of ev-
cry eleeor, and no perional oonGdera-
tions ihould bias the luifrsges Of free
men.
Al the requeit OF a correspondent we
Continue The following
Jeuerai Rcpubfican Eieaet.
KrnneJoc,
Phineas Bruce. Efq.
Lincoln,
Samuel Thacher, Efq.
Cumberland,
Gen. PeleG Wadfworth.
York,
Col. John Lord.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-25

Mr.. Bayara We notice with
much pleafure that there is a profped
OF this gentleman's being appointed a
Senator in the u S Congrels, by the
Legislature of Delaware, which remains
federal. This lep will lfill continue
his able talents in our national councils,
and foil the unmanly efforts Of his ad-
verfirics.
Mr. Harper, formerly confpicuous
member of Congre(s from Souihcaroli
ma, is candidate for that trua for diff
tiia in Maryland.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-25
From YoRK TO

The Ian map of the county makes it a.
miles further from the center of thcle towns
70 the town Of Tori than this calculation.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-25

II mutt have been a horrid calcula-
''on' when in planning our great fyaem
OF national economy, Mouiieur GalIa,in
made bis climate of the price of the
groans. the iweat, the blood, Of our
brave ieamen who might chance to fall
INTO the hands Of the Barbary pirates,
10 order to determine whether Il woulJ
Dc e6fapsr 10 let our friga.es rot in The
uees' or employ them in the protection
OF thofe ieamen
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-25

1t is effected to be faid, that Bavaria
was not authorized to take podeifon Of
her indemnities before the Diet had
ratified the plan. But this argument
may be applied alfo to Pfufil, and
even AuRria. The former has already
occupied all the 6iitritts which the plan
gives her, and the latter has entered
Ssltzburg.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-25

PARIS, AUG "
Citizen Ludot. member Of The ~
bunate, is named Chief Judge a. =
Domingo, in the room OF citizen w :,
peron, decrafed 1t is afitrteo ~.
General Viefor is going to Leu iiand 4
the capacity of Captaiu General -. "a
that tie Tribune Lauf, at i aPPoii''~
Pretca Of that intereaing eolfny'
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-10-25

HAUGE, AUG. TT
The publication cf The Treaty q
which the Shareholder reuounces az
claims upon the Bstavian Republic d.
entirely put an end to the hopes O ~
PaItifans Of The Houfe of Orange
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22
BIOGRAPHICAL,

SHORT Nofej of Thomas Pain, ksfs
y @rivet IN fbr United States. lie
was horn in Thstford, II England IN
1890, consequently Is about 90 years Of
age, lie is Stay maker by trade f:
but after learning the art an myacry
of Gay makiog, he commenced Metho
dit Preacher. He was afterwards an
Excite Officer 10 England lie has
hscn twice married. In 1872 Ne com
menccd author. Ia r--4, nc emicrat
Cd 70 America and was engaged by
a bookseller IN Philadelphia. as 4 flop
man Here be continued his author
ihiP-pubhlhed Commoa SesE, Sc
Was made iecretaty 20 the Committee
for Foreign Affairs, and was ditmaeI
for breach Of trua. Since then he has
pubhihed ieveral works in America.
England. and France of which the
world have flliciest knowledge. His
a." hes ef Rea}5H" is one of the moa
blaiphemous publications which ever
lliucd from the prels and his letter ~
General WASHINGTON, dated Pa
rus, July 80, 1895 aud printed at the
Aurora-otdce in Philadelphia, coatains
IN page % and O., this paragraph.
" As to you, Sir, treaoherous in pri
vate ir'endihip, and Shypocrite in pub
lle life, the world will be puzzled "a
decide, whether you have abandoned
good principles, or whether you ever
had any" Such Il the man who has
been invited by the Kre Magiarste 81
the United States, totake up his ref
uen0e therein CeHiasL
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22

vie q tahrble to pisc.s" a late
writer n the National lateligencer
fwhors nrodu 9ion was publilhei in th E
.f,me Metcurv with One of you"
Itpeaking Of the 1850 poamal'eFs VINO
are IN the Mercury itilei fedsral'ts,
lavs, " Many Of whom are the friends
OF the former Naturalization, and YET
devoted 70 their politics" So that th4
bare difference is, the Mercury aiIarts
there arc only forty five democrats IA
the pot efiice department., and the Ma
tionaI Intslligeneer gives i the he--all
to in the fame paper.
Bet fappole there had been but jssp
democrats in off, when Mr.. Granger
was appointed; little does i accord
with his former folemn declaration
I" that no man ought 70 BE- removed
from Office on the ground q his p Nu
cal principles" now to 'urn them out
,vowedly Tor no other relfon. Is IS &
qlally ab(urd and ridiculous for him
e. give as reaion for turning out A
man, that "he is printer OF paper"
unleis he makes general rule Of Il.
he has turned out two pot matters for
BENG printers OF papers { J. w. Hobby
sad /. rhomss) who had nothing to 60
with papers, and has left IN ether that
have. Among them IS certain editor
OF a democratic paper, not 1890 miles
from Newload5n county, who has The
word Impartial" n glsring letters
over the head thereof Protection and
pra9ica, are however, among the dem.
ocrats, oppoIi,e terms"
JUSTICE.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22

{ Arrau) have even amooasei 10 uc
tusl canncaadne. Five eisiEens, three
ct Betue and two OF EuFith, entered the
houfe . citizen Dolder, lanim Inn,
Sept. TFh. AID obliged HIN 10 liqn a
iormal iaerument feigning his Office.
They then obliged HIM to enter car
nags. saG conducted him three or foar
leagues, end KEEP; him in confinement
ull the 10th when be and twof aadt-
halte's were reaored to their functions.
They app,ehen5ej that be was deIircas
Of being made di9ator. Ia the cAutous
oil Algoive and Baden, The peafAnts
arc faid 70 have rlen a. m4fa
Accounts from Coalantinople oC
The 71d Augua llste, that the Engliih
have evacuated the whole of Egypt.
The Turks pretend that, before emblr.
kings they fold at a nean price, % the
rebeI beys, al the ammunition remain.
ING 10 that province. Thtle Gil con.
ti0uc ii Upper Egypt. add arc daily
reinforcing themleives with deCetters
from the Ottoman army, principally
with doe from the AfiAuc troops
AS Coon a. il was known that the
freedom Of the Black Sea had been
granted 10 tie French, fevsral CONNER.
cial houtes Of that nation, eaaAdhs1
here, have fent expref5 e Smyrna, Sa-
lonics, aud leveral places in the Arch.
pelago, charged wuh oew lpcculations.
" Advices from Lcshorn Of the soth
Augua FAY We le,rn by captain
Of an Imperial ih,p from Tunis, OF
batle between the troops Of the bey Of
Tu0is and the bsy Of ColaAn tue.
The battle was very bloody.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22
Eritaa from French periodical publication



ThE ENGLISH ELECTIONS.
1T It Is true, as Roug.au al,ejges.
that 1t Is only during the time Of elec
tlo1s that the people in a representative
government enjoys lis foveregnty, i /.
no lcf 70 that on th,ie locations the
people, like all other foversjgns, is Cur
rounded with fnares AMI dangers. IL
is then thar, proud IL the poi, in of
power, 1t delivers itielf over to exceies A.;
i i uuiuo and inlolent and moa
COMMONLY RECESS or bears down the
man Of mod cit m,,it Il exs,t the an
oacious intrigusr The fped,cle which
Ing and lolds out IN u Al TIE pre-
i,nt moment, makes Il, more 0roaC
y than ever perceive ,hsfe cid obler
vatinrs.
The king having. accordingly 4, The
r'Eht wlich.be teriv-s from tie con1i
teton, didolyed the parliament, tho
electors were oonvokei ~ roommate 4
new one. We III Frsrce can tar-ely
form Al idea Of the general commotion
which Tbs news Of This occaGonej thro'
the king5 IN. Votes were publicly re.
qneRed il the newlpaper. Tor the dc
ieteat candidates large fums Ct mo
Hey were dioributej. flmrtuous fcaas
offered q TIE voratity If the cleQo,s :
each candidate P'eient,d h,mf-f With
Ar army az his adheyents, their friend.
ard oien theUtelveswarmlv maintain
co the right which they had 70 lie pre-.
ference and hence arcf. difoutes.
which frequently eudeJ II bIoodbed.
Wonld ipcttator NC iueh tranlc
t'oas believe thar a reculstion. which
has the force 81 law, cnads that II !
fun n mercy, cr auy remuneration,
has been given or promGed 70 an elrc
Tor lie who oiTers Il, and he WHO ac
cepts X. both equally incur fine "A
Socl. telling. ard becomes ircarablc
OF giving their votes. or pofedinp any
Office IN the town or country where tht
chine has been committed : II Il true
that the law adds. unleis that, before
they arc oonvi3ed, they hall d;fcover
oihe equally guilty with thcmielvos
this does away their own guilt For,
where The guilt is general, the spplea.
ton a puni'hmeot becomes in pofible
u nls been aid hat ne EnrGh .rc
well aware OF the deie9, Of thele cleo
tons bat tina, out Of refpea Tor an.
Gent uiua8es, they atc unwilling 70 IL.
trojOce better mode. But II abuies
have entirely defroyed the ancient in.
ttitution, i is no longer the law iHelI
which they rcipe9. Il !. only lis phan.
tom Thanks, however. TO the guineas
literally dilHbuted by the members Of
Tie fcrmer parliament, they will aim oO
all be re elected.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22
From che Windfor Gazette,
PLdIN QUESTIONS.

PL1IN QUESTIONS.
Did the Democrats ever vote for az
Tax 1pbzi,g ~.
No.
Did the Democrats ever vote Tot any
mealurcs Of defence
No.
Did the Democrats ever vote for the
pro,c9ion Of Commsree.
no.
Did the Democrats ever during the
Naturalization of Wathington aud
Adams vote fr any ageaf4rs ~ Eet7rf
sC !Js Cog9faiioT.
No.
Were not fome Taxes necedlry fer
the uPport II Government
US.
Were not fome meaisres Of defence
neceGary
Yes.
Was not the protection Of commerce
ncee,Ary
Yes,
Who opPoGed the adoption Of the
Contribution
the Democrats.
Who opPotel Wshingtoa's Proela.
nation Of neutrality.
the Democrats.
Who hired icoundrel 10 libel
Walhington ADD Adams
Thomas Jeifeuon-Ihe Democrat.
Who excited lnlurretti0n il Penn
fylvani4
the Democrats.
Who anuihilited the Independence Of
the Judiciary
the Democrats.
Who repealed the taxes on Coaches,
sc.
the Democrats.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22

The Glouccaer ele9ioa has been
canvaAcd before the com mites cf cleo.
tons. They unanimously AID imme'
diately determined TO report, that there
Is no caufe Of complaint. Two Dem
Gratis and three Federaiits Oh The com,
mittee.
"lt is a curious circumaance, ihas
The Democrats az Glouce1er produced
deaf man to prove fi9 which dcp;a.
ded entirely on an accurate ieale g
hearing.
"l think We ihall have 10 governor
this year"