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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-14
Ammi r. Mitchell,
N. Loring Mitchell,
Jeremiah Buxton.
N. y80A. ~
INFECTION IF ell kinds Of Picked Flb.

1'JPee''v7 y - s'''e"' y : seN7eU y77s
THE fubfcriber having been duly APP
pointed Deputy Infpectsr Of all kinds Of Picked
that he ia ready attend the duties Of his Office
He may be found his Coopers shop ON Csssssl. Sbs
fou.h 6de of the Long Wharf M.
~ ANTHONY FuRNAI D.
B. All perlons are sactionsd asain the vio. ION Of
the Law, breach of the fame viii be overlooked
Psvis~d, A1sysk AZ, 1904
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-14

HI iunfcfiber hereby gives public no.
rice 10 al concerned, tina, the HIS heen duly ap-
po'ned aud has taken upon her the tru Of Adninf-
sratfx the Eitase Of
JAMES BANGS,
late ct nrhsn. in the county Of Cumberland. yeoman
decceed, ny giving bond the aw directs she there
lore rcqu al pcrfons who indebted fad deceafed
eate TO make it,nediAe payment and hofe who have
amy demsnls thereon, exhihi, the fame to
Elizabeth Bangs, Ad,aiai4ratrix.
Dsf's siS.sb a. So4. [APil4
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-14
Commercially q aeeGatbufetts.

U1miHdnUtaItD ~ Fgetatbuietie.
In Senafe, F1 II, 1904.
ON the petition of J1aeob M'Gasv, and
obefs praying that they may be incorporated FOR the
puPoie Of erecting tn npke road from Fryeburg the
county Of York, 10 Staudif, in the county Of Gambler
ssd- 49,
ORDERED, that the petitioners caufe an
ateted copy Of their petition with this thereon to
be publed til week, fuccevely the Pe,ss.s Gsse.
the aa puhlicaton 10 be t~enty days. a, ea before s
fecond WednefdAy OF the Arm tion Of the next General
Court that all perlons utereleG nay hen appear aud
fhfw CASTE III any they have why the prayer aid SELF
zion fhou.d not be granted
Seat Gown for concurrence.
DAVID COBB. P,s6ssw.
in the Houie OF Representatives, Februry ~, 1904,
Read and ooncurred. H. C. OriS Soe,ksr
true eoPy-dHT,
WENDALJ Davis cy.,t af Sinai.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-14

THE fubfrriber hereby gives public no.
tee to al concerned. thar he has been duly sppoin
ted and ha, ssken upon hedsf she trun Of Admnf.
erAtrix. o. thg xA.,e nf 1sses
JOHN MAREAN,
iste Of Standh N the eoun.y Of Cumberland Blacksmith.
deeeaed w giving hoa4 - the Jaw ssetls :fhe there
fore fGnes al pei fos who Indebted 70 faid dsesAf
eds eAae. make inaedis,e payment and ihcfe who
have any demands th<feoas - exh,ba the fame to
D4sea Aasrs6 - iSo4- LOIS MARIAN.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-14

sir iublcriber hereby gives public no.
tce to all cerrcd that ihe has been duly appoin
ted, aad has taken upon herfef the stu Of Admin
lrztrix the El4se oil
BARTON ROSS.
late Of Brunfwck in county Of Cumberland. yeoman,
dsceSfed, by sving bond the Law . Gets fe there
fore reqncAs al pefons who incrbscd fad deceaf
sis eaaie to make immediate payment and ,hofe Who
have any demands thereon, 70 exhibit the fame
Eaisd MARI ~. sl&o4 RACHEL ROSS.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03
Portland Academy.

THE Trufees Of Portland Academy
4 having engaged Writing Masee as 40 All Tart
- Che Preeep' or, give notiee that few more ludeas
may I've adn,itteG--she number will however he limited
--rerms three dollars quarter
Saxsue! Freeman, Secretary.
Aug 80, 1894.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03
Exsrot2 from !6e Work.


{: The Object of this work is 70 initiate
youth when at the Ian aee of fchoolns and infure
ihcir having right conception OF Book Keeping by
nouhIe Entry and the appertan'ns saereto 10 tia.
ON their entering INFO the merchants employ or actual
engagements in buinef they may be able ~ihou, the
fnsleit difficulty to make themelves perfeGt
The author having by numerous trials proved that
,he work is perfectly adequate TO the propoed Object nc
humid fubmits the fame TO the invega'io OF candid
cubic to that of the honorable gentle who pre- hde
over public lchools aad to fchoo matters throughout
th- unfed States who may ne ed TO give fair
t,is Of the merit of the work hoping their indulgence
for any deficiencies which may politely from inevitable
cir cuntsnces, occur in the hrt edition, and promins
shat thefe on appearance all he duly reSthcd, If he
laould happily meet their encouragement & counieuancs
IA reyir- aud improve the work ia new edition.
.The author does not pretend that the ftrensth Of a
bovs capacity competent 10 determine intricate
counts which the bunefs OF age and expert
ence alone but the method OF Gmplc charges and df
ehacgss occurring IN daily traniatl"ns Of bqhneis
red in regular train the rules for cmme ncement
sad pro,rsoa aud thoc for adjuitm and cofure Of
hooks may be acquired perfectly Ivy few months prac
toe be gotten 10y heat in few hours and at all times
s,e fare guide upon reference thereto
With knowledge of the principles and rules 70 ca
fIy obtained the advantages TO youth their
jato actual engagements In buhnets, employment, in
eanptug hou, would be found of much greater conf-
surnce than can be alnios politely conceived
=. Such youths would become greater profcients in
Rock keeping by donbe entry, after fewer months of
tuli employ neut than they would osheTwiie be in a
greater number of years.
The author has puvpolely waved the aecept1nce Of
Recommendation (though the judgmentl offered him
by the mott udcious merchants net whiting to forciai
sporabe fcntinents by ieh means but leaving the in
,rnic merit Of work the decion of oa.dd pub.
lie after nvsaigaton aud ~rnerience of its efficacy"
a. yls,i5ers aOiE ttejs to apply 10 Thomas Clark
he srep,i, IF tie Ea,cr for TX nsmSs,s they bavr 5ai
tr--P,a. .en-i e'ey, One Doh",, to". Sev my,fvt
ses,, ksI ss4sf. Portland, Aasna a. 1904,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03
PORTLAND, (MAINE) MONDAY SEPTEMBER 1904.
u5oic Eum5er, 1872.

The unqualified expreiiop of the foregoing
article would lead to the fuppolition that a
| neutral ihip r"ght trade dirsH between the COL
ONES and their mother countries when the lat
ter are engaged in war but TO proven, this III
depreciation OF the article, the fame powers lid,
on the twentieth Oct. 3d., make and conclude
declaration explanatory TO the fame, in which
they exp'ef5y agree,
A" That he freedom Of commerce and navi-
CATION granted by the fad article 70 the fubieGfs
OF a neutral power does net authorize them 70
carry III time Of war, the produce or merchan
die Of the colonies Of the biligcrent power d.
,el7 to the continental poGe Hons, nor VI E. Vey-
ia from the mother country to the enercies coli
ones ; but that the fa'd fubjeGts are however to
enjoy the fame advantages ani facilities in this
commerce a. enjoyed by the mott favored
nations, and Especially by the United States of
America"
Denmark aeeeded 10 the treaty, Of June -,
! co', and additional articles, October 2,d.
1907. Sweden did tn: fame on the 3cth
March, r8o2.-When thu acceMon Of Sweden
was notified, it was accompanied with fol-
emn afurance that the principle Of the iatc
Northern Confederacv was renounced as well
as the contederacy isici. Repafay.
Chay!est1n, ing. ;.
! COMMUNICATION. he orders from the fec
| rotary of The Navy communicated TO the papers
| through the medium Of the collector Of the
port Of Charleston. will be Likely TO afford p!eaf-
lug expetasions which f,ould not attempt TO
| interrupt, if was not convinced that they would
| be crcviouAy difappointcd and that any hopes
of fecurity to our commerce or feafar;rg fellow
citizens, founded on the orders alluded TO, will
be found iofory and falf-. | with ,hofe gentle
men who have ordered the gun boats would tell
what the iervice is for which they are intended.
1t cannot be to courge the pirates and priyateers
who ravage our coats, (eze our vehels, and inn
prifon cur feamen thoe they cannot follow
into deep water, or fight if they were TO meet
them in it. CANoEs-for the promifcd vef7es
are no better, will be but wretched bottoms
TO cope with veiIels that can encounter any tea.
and of contribution that enables them 10 fail
or rather fy, lying within four points of the
wind Gun boats, indeed Why they might
as well feni hihing Canoes with elder pop-guns
and pellets of hemp. 1t is all BAN Mr. edi-
tor. fhey may ferve to prevent fmuggling, and
| if the law for admitting ne@ negroes De repeal
ed, they will have their uie Out of that fphere
Of action they will be found bu, juIt 70 much
empty parade and wiIful waite.
ToM TRuSIoN.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03
DANCING SCHOOL.

IN TEMPLE, informs the Inhabitants Of
49, this town that he ihsll open Dancing Sch o
.. M.ebr.e HUI where he will uArua the art Of DAN.
GFNl; in all its vsretie, neiy, The Contra Dance,
COTTON Hornpipc. Minuet, &c.
said TeMrLs engages to pay the ariefe0 attento"'
rot anly Dancing, but ALTO 10 the morals and polite
Accomplishments Of his pup,---rhe fcnool 60 be
attended two evenings in each ~eek-v's. Mo" h,'
ana Fdsys--so commence the ID of 'eptember next
ferns 81. Dol.rs each fehoiar per quarter. Thou
who with to attend may apply to the prinser. @f
dur. s, 1904 -
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03
BOWOSlN COLLEGE.

rEvHE Trufees of Bowdoi, College are
\ not;eed TIA, their nor, Rated meeting viii DC
he'd At Maachufcis II II IN Bruniwck on 71f1y toe 40
DAY Of September se.i, osi'ei - Is. f. ss''
Ciylst ,Ca5:n, Secretary.
Brurfvick Auo. ", t2-a
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03
DOWDOIN COLLEGE.

AToTIcE is hereby given to thar the temi
annual rrscting OF the Owe 'feers OF Bo1OSs'~ Coe
Will he holden fad Co'cge, in Brasfs "a iagy re
J7yrs dsy " S,e'evber, at 10 o'esk, q. M.
MARK LANGDCN HILL, Secretary.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03
BOWDOIN COLLEGE.

S.ANDID ATES for admiiIi,n into Bg7sdoia
Coyg TIN, year ,uforn,d hat the PRECEDENT and Pro-
IeIsr OF Languages wil be ready to eranlne hem on
the ira WedAeiday of september nezt ia Maisehaitt'
Hail.
JoSEPH KREzw, PRECEDENT.
Byn5TcI i4g. I8o4
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03
fUSf PUBLISHED,

JUST TO bUIS1cD,
z4,dn fq0 day. will b rtady for Ea, 'e6vey
n EbEriSer.. at THOMAS CLARK's Book
S.ore, FIJI fret, Portland,
4 N EPiTOME OF BOOK KEEPING,
"A BIZ DOUBLE ENTRY; de6sned for the ufs Ct
Youth aud Senior school Boys but equally calculated for
.hc Inlrueeion Of Adult. IN every MERCANTILE LINE
Or Notwithstanding fyaemnie rnerring Rules
iar every gva ation from commencement to eoiure OF
Books by Double Entry ;-Aiio Rules for keeping RE-
1AiL BOOKS by Double Entry, without altering the
procef of Single Entry for Daily aes of Merchandise
Ito which is added the mo cafy and eoncfe method of
calculating any rate of Per Cent and ott rca
i've and sppendaee to Aecoun,an,hp, with Rules for
Teaching Scholars.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03
MiSCELLANT.

Tie Ho,ha.ot. the hvages were as milf
cradle as we fuppofe, be aafc they are fran
g.rs to, or deipiir all shcte opportunities we
praifs 70 much, why ihoud they retufe adopt
ing our rnanners, ufagcs and laws Wander
Stcl, Dutch governor of the Cape of Good Hope,
took an infant Holt ntor, and brough, him up
in the praes,ce of European ufages. Rich clothes
were given to him he learned ieveral langua-
ges, and the progreis he made anlwered the care
be.towed on his education. Wander Stei, con-
ceising great hopes of the boys genius, lent
him TO India with commiiilry general, who
employed him ufefully in the concerns of the
company The conimiIary died and the Hot
tentot returned to the Cape. few days after
his return, on Witt he paid to fome Hotten-
tots his relatives, he took the ref oluton to leave
off his European drefs and wrapped hiafelf up
in a lheep ikin In this new rament he watt
ed on Wander Ste, carrying bundle contains
ing his former apparel and prefenring it to the
governor, expreiied himielf thus =" Pray, Sir,
mind that renounce forever this attire , ann
determined to live and die faithful TO the reli-'
gion, manners and cuItoms of my ancefors.
The only favor crave of you is, to let me keep
the ltock and cutlals which wear; ihal keep
them for the love Of you. - hat infant he
took to his heels, without waiting the governors
anfwer, and the Dutch have never ieen him iiuoc.
Len Paper.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03
FROM LATE LONDON PAPERS.

The wife of Jerome Bonaparte is daughter
of Mr.. VIM. Patterion, native of the county
Of Londonderry, who failed from the port OF
Belfait for America, many years ince and made
large fortune in commerce at Baltimore.
Bonapar,e has officially notified his elevation
TO the imperial dignity to the courts of Vienna,
Berlin Copenhagen, Stutgardt, Wrtsmberg,
and Munich, but no anfwers had been return
ed at the date Of the lait advices from thofe cap
trails.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03

Anotber Emperor "A late letter from Aux
Cages, mentions, that the Englith admiral who
mas communicated with the negroes of the i'll
and, has put it into the head of general Dcfla-
lines, to be proclaimed, Emperor af Hayf."
and that he was to BE- crowned ia &c days at
Port au Prince.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03
MRS. DAWES ACADEMY
lubfcribers TO Mrs. Dawes Ac

THE lubicribers TO Mrs. Dawes Ac.
Y adsmy, which 10 now full, having been Informed
.l.Ai oue Ger.men have expreHsd with put their
daughters under ntrucson contemplate the emp oy-
,nent Of an a tank, in which cafe the number OF her
pups will I've increafed iorty (beng more chan
Now Attend) Such (sntlencn, Therefore, whether in
town or country. with embrace the opportunity,
will apply without delay to
Samua Fireman.
5:ss M;1:.:", Committee.
sort ard. Aug. -, 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03
EVENING SCHOOL.

s~&o~
VXTM. MOODY, takes this method to
wv inform thoie, who have fab!erited places
IN his Evening school, and others who may with to fuo-
icribe that ii will commence on the hrit Monday IN
September next. At the Unon Schoo! Houfc
TER.HS -lnnruaon, Lights < Fire found for Three
sus per quarter of which to be paid at entrance
Ausut
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03

q ygtjf,iders qOi ttefs to apply 70 Thomas Clark.
ne troo,fo, IF tie Eqioa for e numbers they baVr Es'6ai
Jar--Pyie. sre.y, One Do',, oA Sev MY fve
sest. Ell sa4sS. Portland, AasnR n, 1904,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-19
AT2ndau. Decembcr 10.

-'A|"'ttSDt -(cCCNsOCT ~.
var. Ncholson had leave Of absence for
eight days.
The Secretary of War reported against
graniing lieutenant Waiback his claim for
eNpen.ls and the loss OF his horse durin,
Ihc time he attended General IVilk;n.,1
40 commissioner TO certain Indian natl.
oh', upoA The principle that there was no
provision made by law for such csses.
Reisrred 10 the committee OF Gains.
Il message from the Senate by MIR. Ols
their secretary, informing THAI they had
passed Bill Tor the disposal of certain CO.
PIES OF the laws of the United States 10
watch they Dc sired the Concurrence OF The.
House. Wv
Idr. G.. w. Campbell moved to refer
10 the committee Oh post oliices and Dost
ROADS resolution authorising road 10 he.
laid odt from Tennessee to New Orleans.
AJr. ). Randolph from the committee
oil Ways aud means brought ia q bill au-
thorslng the completion OF the valuation
Of houses, iaods and slaves in South Ca
roi'naj which had been inaccuratelv done
under nc law OF 1893. The bill va, reod
'"ic> ana referred to a Committee of the
whole on Thursday next.
MIR. j. Clsy presented a memorial from
Tie chamber Of commerce at Phlladelphi,.
CONCENTRATING against the oil intended 10
restrain merchant vessels from, armipp.
Referred 10 the committee orthe whole on
The b.ll regulating Tic clearance oi armed
merchant vessels.
mr.. Lowndcs presented petition in be-
nan Ut the claimants of Georgia lands -
t,hc upper Mississippi country, prayiot,
Congress 10 take up The subieGi and decide
'heieon during the prcseu, session.
referred 10 the committee Of claims.
Nr' Eusiis presented petition from
Hannah ilobby, rehct Of the late msshsIor
-he district Of alaine, prs ying ,hat She
may be exonerated as the administrator
% her late husband, from tie payment O.
1000 dol!a's due by HIM TO the Uni,cl
states.
Referred TO the committee of claims.
Mr. Nelson presented a petition from
elisha Bell and others, praying to be al
owed 5000 acres OF land due - lis qua :.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-19
10 ANY Of the ,r,i,i,. nor they have been seve

10 any of the articles NOW they have been seve-
rally agresd,o.
Cen Vacuum Chairman, said ,l,e amendments
might &c rtcvSl III tie hoe-e on agreeing - tn
report of the committee vi the who!e OK l.. si.S
tcomnttee by aNcte 10 reconsider.
Mr.. }. Randolph tkonzht II OF importance thai
II Amendment, were acocssary they shoo,i he
brought ior-s;d in committee OF the Whole, 10
give gentlemen .u opportunity of frer Discus
sion. In the houte rlemsers were IRA ntclird nv
the rde permitting them only TO speak twice on
the sar's question, but hec< we are lrcc- 10 ti-
cuSs and debate 1T HisSCHSc-lf an IHi-ndme7; il
wished. he would mosS TO rcconsId-r the SIS.
article-And i- DID rcve il
II w=5 Carried without opposition.
Mr. htcho'soa ,hen ob:S:yeI that part OF the
n'i&condc9 o! Judge Chase WHICH was ou,psn.
&C. os, had taCu plscE pa, Jious TO the ui.l He
would therefore move 70 make it read by The in
serUon OF the words in It.lic 'tSe said Samuel
Cha'e an'eceaen' 20 and OF the ,risl Of olin Fines"
50 - 10 cover ihe whole ground.
Carried
Nir Nicholson proposed similar amendnen.
te the fourth article. Tina; ;h- cuntlutl OF .he
sad Samuel Chase wai mar: I'd during the W aos !
course OF tile said trial as ~eL. as dn,ecetet, the e
no." with maniese injustice, par,iaiiiy and liz
Temperance"
The amendment wa, lost.
Alter some d:suitofy ccnTsrsatior il wa, a.
greed that the amendment - thc h.,5 ...,ic,. b.
altered, by Inserting the words IN rei.,iou e-co,
instead ot those in l,aijc, aud similar amenu.
nent WAS agreed 20 IN the fourth article
The committee Of the whole rose a.,l reported
The articles as amended.
Adjourned.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-04

WHEREAS, ,her subscriber some,
w time since purchased Of Samuel
Wood, a certain House and two Lots
of ground, situate in the town Of Darkes-
vile, Berkeley County, formerly the
property of Daniel NJ Kenny, which said
property is under mortgage to some per-
son unknown to me, this IS therefore to
give notice that I ann ready 10 discharge
the said mortgage whenever presented to
me, and that am determined 70 pay no
interest tina. may arise from it after, this
= .S% WILLIAM HALL. -:
Dafkes1ifTsf April 20. 1aoi.~= = =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-04
ONE CENT REWARD,

. AN a~ay from the subscriber on
N the last day of March, an appren-
tice boy named Samuel Fisher, II years
ofage. The above reward viii be paid
for returning said boy to the subscriber.
I do hereby forewarn all persons from
harbouring him. - /. .ys
JONATHAN THATCHER.
Berkeley County, April 20, 1904. !
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-04
NOTICE.
=. ). !. :: thGOe jor sale a Elely
Negro Woman,

Who can cook and wash well-has two
fine Children, both Of which are Boys
they win be sold together, on moderate
terms for cash, or on credit Of Is months.
WALTER b. SELBY. !
Ehepherd's. Town, Apfil2o, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-04
DAVID. HUNTER, Gao.
Berkeley County, ss-
= February Coure 1904.

! Berkeley County, ss- - .
- February Court 1904. =
= Jacob Davis, Complainant, -. -
~ g AGAINST - - = a., -
Thomas Embley, son and heir At law Of
- : Thomas Embley, decd. .
- 4 i IN EHANCER1.
THIS day came the complainant BY his
Counsel, and il appearing 70 the Court
that the Defendant Is not an infabitAnt OF
sthis Commonwealth, il is ordered that
the Defendant do appear here on the
Monday after the third Tuesday in May
next, to.answer the Complainant's bill,
and thata copy Of this order be forth
! with inserted in the Berkeley and JeGer-
son Intelligencer and continued for two
months successfully, and also be posted
up. for two months SUCCESSFULLY AZ the
door ofthee Court House Of this County.
"A Copy. Il j. :, : - : -
= g Arrest, y n ~ - -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-04
Berkeley County, -.
February Court, 1904.
William Rush. Smbidinaaf,

y
liz = against
Elizabeth Linder, Jacob Linder, Ann
p binder, Joseph Linder, Mary Lin
!, der, Nathaniel Linder, James Under
1 and George Under, children and
heirs atlaw Of Jacob Linder, decd,
nef.nH1nes, ~ ,. VII - -
- E :. ( Il sMCHANCER1.
THE Defendants not having entered
!, their appearance agreeable to an act Of
Z assembly and the rules Of this court, and
II appearing to the satisfaction OF this
court, that they are not inhabitants of
this commonwealth, on the motion Of
the complainant by his counsel, it i or
dered that the said defendants do appear
here on the Monday after the third
Tue sday in May next, and answer the
bill Of the complainant, and that copy
ofthis order be Forthwith inserted in the
Berkeley and Jefferson lntelligencer. for
two months successfully, and published
1t the door Of the court house Of said
. County. - - II. 81. -
a Copy. =: N : - : -
- r., DAVID. HUNTER, e.s.e. ;