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To RENT,
10 be Rented,

THE two story FRAME HOUSE, on
n hing-street, nearly opposite to MIR.
James Bacon's store--Also the HOUSES or
Jones's Point, formerly occupied by MIR. VIII
liam Patterson, with six o. seven acres of Ian
adjoining, Tor one or more years, as may be
agreed on--Ajso one Or more acres OF the
marsh, and the upland adjoining next to Col.
Hooc's fence.-Any person Or persons dispo-
sed to build may have a lot or lots 20 feet by
100 feet, for ten years, at one shilling foot
ground rent ard at the end Of the term Of
ten years, be or they, his or their heirs & as
signs, shall be entitled to a renewal ofthe lease
for ten years longer, on paying such ground
rent as the lot or let's shall be worth in the O.
pinielt Of three impartial men, and Shall be en-
titled forever to q renewal Of the lease at the
expiration Of each term of ten years Oh the
same conditions; or they may have lots On
moderate ground rent forever. Apply to Mr.
John Tucker for the houses, and to the sub
scIIber for the lots.
Stephen Cooke.
! Leesburg, Nov "a. 2aw3wSvoawtf
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FIFTY LsosIars ~ uyd3d.

& y \ the night oi E,,esdzy TIC ar instant
" negro man, named BEN, the proper
ty OF the SUBSCRIBER, broke the ISL e Prince
Georges county, where lie had been put for
security, and made bis escape in his eIope-
mcnt he was accompanied by white man Of
tic name of E.{aT>, Ni5o had been committed
for robbery Eacl SAID he was sea-far;nr
man, a native of Philadeiphia, that his f2thcr
had been sailing master OF the United States
ship Congress, whilst under the command Of
Captain Decatur, and is now commodore Of
the gun hoats stationed Of New-OrIeans. He
is about 5 feet 10 inches high. slender made,
about "a or IS years old, and has light brown
or sandy colored hair. ! taink ii is probable
he may carry Ben with him and pass him as
his slave until he has an opportunity of selling
him. Whilst IN Jail E&1l's cloathing was
blue India cotton seanan's jacket, and trousers
of the same. Ben is shoemaker and gar
dener By trade, he is also a tanner, and can be
very expert house serYallt---he is about So
years of age, and from 5 feet to 5 feet s1sch-
es high, stout and square built, has very wo5l-
ly hair, red eyes,. fat nose, and a back COM
plexioll---hc, is a fellow OF considerable address
and great plausibiiity, disposed to be rather
pert and impudent, especially when intoxica-
ted, but is easily reduced to submission.
will give a reward of Thirty Dollars to
any person who viii secure him in any Jail SO
that may get him again, or to any person
who will apprehend him and bring him to ME
/ will give reward as follows = if taken 100
miles or upwards from home will give so
dollars, if taken from Ito 100 miles from
I home I will give 40 dollars, or il taken within
40 miles OF this place will give so dollars,
besides defraYing reasonable exPeaces in bring
ing him home.
/ All masters .oS vessels and others. are here
by forwarned from haFborng, employing or
carrying of said Negroe, as / Will prosecute
whoever Shall do 50 WITH the utmost. rigQr O.
Law. 49,
/ THOMAS. MUNDELI4.
/. Wheeter's Foktg, eeean Pisca'anQy,l
frraee Georges Goipssy, Aqry,eS
| kznd, 18Th October, 4 800. Slaw6ts
81 FRfATLAtS, IN RS pG74oag brasss!sss,
handsomely exeeussa 81 stsg oS7se.
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n, 60 st4 N \
who reside In or visit the W. Indies, and
other warn, climates, they will be found upon
trial to convey the most lasting serWce' ana
will gradually destroy all tendency to disease
in the human frame, and preserve sheaath ana
Syigor- Although great variety on preserlp-
tons have been published to cure the disor-
tlers enumerated above, none has yet equalied
the GOVT AND REEUMATICsDROPS OF
DR.. TISSOT, which are celebrate through
|out the European continent, and whose I'm.
bounded benefits are. fully authenticated BY
certificates already published OF gentlemen so
well known in America, being OF the hrst con-
sequence in the state of Maryland General
Charles Ridgely, of Hampton; John Gibson,
Egg. one ofthe directors OF the Farmers, BANK
of Maryland John Macnbbin, Esq. Mrs Ma
cubhin, his wife: and Mrs. Ryan, OF Cation
Certificate Of Efi.. Thomas Kelso, butcher,
about three weeks since was most violent
ly attacked with Rheumatic pains throughout
my whole frame, in SO severe a manner as not
to be able to turn in my bed without assistance,
proceeding as suppose from q severe cold !;
on being advised by a friend to apply Dr. MS
sot's Cout and Rheumatic Drops, accord
ingly obta;Eed from the agents Meess. George
Dobbin and Murphy, two bottles, the appllca-
ton of which, under God, have perfectly re-
stored me to health. / am therefore induced
with confidence to recommend this medicine
as a certain cure for the above disorder.
7TTCEZ4S KELSO.
Baltimore, July a2d, 1906.
cernfcase Of M. THONGS Campbell, Harness
E ka,.
Il 1t would be an act Of injustice to withhold
nay testimony ofthe salutary effects OF Doctor
Ilssot's Gout and Rheumatic Drops, as have
experienced very unequiyocal instance Of
their virtues and efficacy. was afflicted With
two severe attacks OF what is usually called
Dead Palsy, from which I partially recovered,
bu was obliged to use crutchcs to aid me III
walking when left home tothis were Joined
violent Rheumatic pains, the result Of the af-
fiction, and had feared the disorder would
accompany me through life T; but providentiaI-
ly was recommended to apply at George Dob
bin and Murphy's ior Or. Iissots Drops, and
after using only enc bottle, found myself per-
fectly liberated from my disorder, and an now,
thank God, as free from pain as If never had
been afflicted. Finding this medicine operate
so powerfully on myself, determined to ap-
ply it inteInally 70 my child, a boy Only eleven
months old, who was then reduced almost TO
a skeleton with the bowel Complaint; after
administering il four times to him, lis com
plant was entirely removed, and he is now re-
covering his strength with great rapi;!ity.
tn. CAMPBELL.
Baltimore, July IS, 1905.
a7s 4 number OF certificates and cases of
cures, performed b. the above medicines, may
De seen by applying TO
James Kennedy, fen.
Alexandria, October Is IS
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-29
FAMILY MEDICINES.

The following aiusble Medicines, justly &C.
sebrated shfoagn tae lilitsa States for their
superior cnicacy III the cure Of tie several
disorders for which they are recommended,
from LIZ g cos. Patent Family Medi-
cine Store, New7york, are sol2 only by the
subscriber, at his store in hlags-streetss
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Habn's Afata -baGoats Pills,

Are Justly esteemed for carrying Oh the SD
perfuous bile from the stomach and prevent
ing morbid secre6ons. and thels consequences
bilious and malignant ievers, &c, These pits
are perfectly mild in tlieiroperatlon, and may
be used with safety by persons OF every age
and In every situation
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Stephen Cooke.
Notice is hereby given,

/ THAT an application viii be made TO the
assembly Of Virginia, at their next session,
to authorize the President and Directors ofthe
Little River Turnpike Company, to pave tire
most impossible parts of the turnpike road DIS
laid out by the Directors, and TO receive tolls
when they pave FIVE miles of ssch parts OF the
road.
November Z. Saw
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Hamslton's Graad Restorative,

Is recommended as an inyalnsbte aetllcins
for the speedy and permanent cure OF nervous
disorders or such as arise from the ifnraede-
rate use of tee, strong liquors, long residence
In warm climates, excessive weakness, and a
general relaxation of the SYSTEM.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-29
HaYzgltoaes Ehxgq-.

A sovereign remedy for colds, obstinate
coughs. astlllnas, sore Threats AMI approaching
consuInptions.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-29
Haass5toa's Morm-destro1lng Lo-
zcng,Gs,

By which many thousands have been re-
Ieved FROM the distressing and dangerous ma
lady Of worms and other obstsuetions III the
stomach and bowels.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-29
Hamslton's Essence and Extract
OF Master a..

a safe and ef8ecSaal remedy Tor the govt,
rhe0hasisna, sprains, pains III TIE face and
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VIII be sold, at public sale, on the premises,
tit not otherwise disposed of on the hrst
day OF December next,
s NEAT two story BRICK HOUSE, on
I h King-strect, now in the occupancy Of
Mr.. William Douglass. The house IS TWEEN
ty-ive feet front, containing two rooms and
passage CT the first floor three rooms On the
second floor, and well finished garnet
There is an excellent Brick Kitchen and eve
ry other necessary back building -lerms WIN
be made known at the time aud place OF sale
P. G.. MarSteler.
November 10. WlStDeS
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Turnpike Road.

MTOTICE is hereby given, to the Stock
x y holders in the Little River Turnpike
Company, that an election will be held for a
President, four Directors and Treasurer,
for the ensuing year, at the house Of John
Goooiing, in Fairfax county, on the first
Monday III Decesnber.next.
Jonah 1'hompfon, Tyeefarsr
OIL. R. Turnpike Company.
November II 3ew lstDec
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-29
The Soue5 eign 0Sn5nsnt TOR tie

A speedy and eGcctual remedy, generally
removing the complaint at one application. /
may be safely used by persons every age.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-29
Damask LIP SatUe, and Indian
Vegetable Specysc.
matte Drops.

NOTHING is of more Importance than
the preservation of nealth-this commonPi place
remark however is TOO OFTEN FORGOTTEN,
whilst we are active and strong-.and pre-
vention of pain, which is superior to Its cure,
is not sufficiently assended to by any descriptl-
on of persons, Among those disorders which
require the most carly and unremltting efforts
to eradicate and overcome, none have strong
CT claim upon our notice than the Gout, Rheu-
matism, Lumbago, Weakness Of the Joints,
Spxains, Gieets, the Stone and Gravel, the
Cranlp and every species Of Rheumatic Pains
from whatever cause they may have original
ed--and hence every relief which can be ad-
ministered is too valuable to be forgotten.--
Those persons whose ayocauons peculiarly ex-
pose them to colds, sc. cannot betoo anxious
always to possess immediate aid. Sea-Etring
persons, travellers, SO. ought constantly TO
carry with them that medicine which will
counterfeit the unpleasans effects OF their peri
,0us duties, and especially those pains 10 which
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-29
J his is to give Notice.
November %.


That the subscribers, of Alexandra con,,
in the district ofColumbia, have obtained fs"!
the Orphans Court of said county letters ' ~"
tanentary on the personal estate of John 6,,n
m'' late OF the county aforesaid deceased; Al
persons having claims against the said deceas.
ed, are hereby warned TO exhibit them wi.b
the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers ON
or before the 10Th day Of May next, or thew
may by law be excluded from all benefit to said
estate. Given under our hands this 10th dov
OF November, 1906.
Samuel Craig, ! Fr,,.
VIM. Herbert, In H.
November To- 2aw6y
~ B.. All persons indebted to the above
estate are requested to make immediate pay.
ment to the executors.
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The Subscriber he's removed his Store to
King street, opposite the Washington Ia
vern.
Where he has for Sale,
BuFlaps, oEnaburgs and tick
>, i0'.'' o'' - By the piece
Hessans and brown rolls, ~.
White and brown platilas, aa,o 49, 80
Round & white yarn dowlass, e 1911
Docadiias and qusdrupls ST. ars enf;
"o' tod te ok
German shirtElg and shecting
linens,
SupeTGne aud second cloths,
Cassirneres and Wanchestry,
Fine and coarse coatings and i1annelss
Flsitls, kerseys, and Kendall cotoo&s
Rose ard striped hlankets,
Norsted and mild hose,
Cotton and silk ditto
Plain and furniture dimities
Chintzes and calicces,
aSiIk & cotton carnbrics ana undregSed ging
ms,
Canbric muslns and cambria dimities,
A variety OF plain and fancy musans
Flanders laces and edgings
An elegant assortment OF I1bbands
satins, luGestrings, belongs and sarsnets
Silk, picnic and lace gloves, lnitts & sleeves
SILK vevets and silk shawlS
Split straw and Leghorn bonness
+ and ( Irish linens
Sbirdng and apron checks
White and colored threads
Durants, wildboars and bombazetts
Russia sheetings and ravens ducks
Gurrahs, baltas, ecpas and mamoodies
Gi!ly9s and common check handkeFchiefs
Fresh imperial tea in small chests
Scotch and rappee snuff in kegs and boxes
/ NJ, T, FF, and eagle Braadywine gunpow-
der, in kegs
And variety Of other articles all of which
will be sold on the most moderate terms, -la
ther wholesale or retail.
A. C.. CAZENOVE.
October ! 1. S tu&th
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- PRINTING, IN rs v97aoag 6rassc!ss&
haaasonely sxeeusea 81 HHg 0fise.
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PUBLIC SALE,

November (.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-06
Friday, 9annary 81.

a communication from the Senate by their eleyt.
The Senate have agreed to the amendment, oro.
poied by the houfe Of Delegates to the amendment,
Propotsd by the Senate to the BILL More efe9,,aly
TO enforce the payment Of certain fnes into the pub
lie treafury. f'
They have paffed the bill, To amend the aa on.
titled, au aa, to ela the counties & for other
fes; and
They have ALTO pafIed the bill, To repeai in mar,
the sH. entitled, ~ aS2 10 ruereafe the rcwa,I fr
killing wolves, and the BILL To provide for the nav
ment OF eEpenfes incurred by removing certain mr.;
toners to the penitenary houfe with amendments ,
which they reque the concurrence of the fIouCe 81
Delegates. -
The houfe proceeded to eon6der the amendusr,,
to the laid bills, and the fame being read were agyeed
to by the houfe So"
The following report, which was yeaerdav laid up-
on the table, was taken up and read
The committee to whom was referred the Ie,,sy a
the superintendent Of the sanufaory of arms ~ bs
governor, have had the fame under confederation sod
beg leave to rsport-That they haye examined ali On.
climates contained in the letter alluded TO- and s,d
that they made with great ability and scc,r,,,
They congratulate their fellow citizens. ts,, ,bsv
have II now ia their power to make their own srns
much cheaper than they formally pu,ebaCed and
OF very hyperion quality, while the money eupencd
eireuates suong themfeyes, and the ini,u,sn ferve.
IN great uieafnre to increafe their rnanufs
bnowledgs and Kill. Your committee eonceive ,b,,
nohng can be Of more importance 90 late. tina, 20
arm her citizens for the defence and psotsiop Of H.
Independence, and their THIRTY,
heiolved therefore, the opinion Of ,his eosos,,
tee, thai this initituton merits The laoh eeien. "a
tronago Of the Legislature.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-06
SatRr!sY, EslrEakY !.

communication from the Senate by their clerk
he Ser.'e have paiIed the bill, 20 amend an az
authorizing Talbot Goodwin to sreta toll brid,e
from the town Of SEFalls the eatern branch Of
Nin'enoid river, aud the bill, impoiing taxes for the
iuPport of government.
They have alto psiled the following bills, to wi, -
a bill, authorizing mili-dams to he built acrors RI.
Monongaa river; Granting duplicates of certain
certiscates to Jnieph Woodion and Carter e. Har
ron Concerning the Auditor; appointing commit
ileners To view the way for nav;gable canal from
Roanoke to Appomattox, and to amend the act CON-
eerh'ng the high courts of chancery, with amend,
men's 70 each, to which leveral amendments they
reque't the concurrence of the Houfe of Deles,,es
Inc houie proceeded 70 con(ider the an,endnlents
to the bill, authorizing mill dams to be built acrof ,h
NienongaiIa river. and The fame being read were
diiagreed To by the houfe
he houie proceeded 10 conider the amendments
to the ieverai other bills named in tie communication
OF the Senate, and the fame being evsrily read ys,
agreed by the houfe "sS'
An engroatd bill, To AMEND the az, entitled N
ae' concerning the eftabliihnent, uri!daio ion a,.a
powers o ditrict courts, was read a third time;
Refoiyed, That the bill do pafs am, that the title
DE, an act "Io AMEND the al, erritled an aa, con-
corning the eeabliihment, jurifd and pow ers Of
| the dlritt courts"
Ordered, Thar Mr. @ p. TTarrifon carry the faid
bill to the Senate and .irire their concurrence.
An engrof~d bin, &c For paying the officers Of the
cSNei an ''H.f ior their itfsices daring the PRE-
lent felton, was read third time;
Reoived, That the bill do pals, and that the title
'e an act " For paying the officers of the General
Aenhiy Tor their fervices during the preGn, felton,
Ordered, That MFR. MFarla,e carry the faid bill,
| o the Senate and delre their concurrence.
An engro!lcd hill, Authorizing the fi,perin,end,n,
n the me'nattory Of arms receive apprentices On
'ehaIt OF tn fate was read "a third tns,
R=olged, That the bill do pats, and that the title
De- an a6e, =" Authorizing tie superintendent of the
mandatory OF arms to receive apprentices ON behalf
| Of the fate.
| Mr.. Smyth (of Wythe) from the committee an
pointed TO examine the expenditure Of the executive
DEPARTMENT. for ihs lai year, made the following n.
port
The committee appointed to examine into the eve
cutive expenditures of the Lar year. have accordsg 70
order performed that duty, and have come to the fol-
lowing report and refolution
( tapPears to your committee, that from Oa,-
/ her, 1904, until October, 1905. warrants have
'iiIed on the contingent fund the amount of
dolls as cents; being IS dolls IS more than the
inn appropriated, owing to inadvertenee
! Reioved, Asthe opinion of this committee, that
the executive in making the expenditures on the con-
tngent fund in the laft year, have been uafed by la
aid ehablifhed ufage.
| The faid refoIution being read fecond time. wa,
agreed To By the fouie, and ordered to be laid UPON
the table. F9''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-06
TbRrISsy, 1nMuery 50.

4 communication from the Senate hy their cl-rk
The Senate have paiItd the bill, To amend and
explain the act, Concerning fres fchool lands !, the
county OF Eiizlbeth Ci'y-and the bill concerning she
militia of the Borough of Norfolk.
hey nave alto paiird the bill, giving further Pow
ers 20 he ovsrfeers Of the poor IN certain eafrsar
me bil 10 incorporate library company in the ci
" OF Richmond--with amendments.
They have ALTO agreed to me refolutJors. for m
pointing comnioDersto prepare and draft psn fn,
the reformation and amendment of the judiciary Cvr.
TEN OF this commonwealth, with amendments n
which evera amendments tn the Ian mentioned hills
and refoutons. they reguea the concurrence of the
fiouie oil Delegates-And
Their committee have examined feversi other en-
rolled bills, and having found them to be trnlv an.
rolled the fame have been igned by their Sneaker.
The houfe proceeded to con!ider the anerdrs,,s
to the aid bills, and the fame being rsad were agreed
to by the houfa.
with. '-
The honle proceeded to coniider the Amendment
to the aid refouons, and the fame being read wer,
in part agreed to by the houfe when, on morton Or
dered, thar the further confederation of the G,;d reC
utions, with the amendments, be ponnoned 10 ,bs
sir day OF March next--Ayes 79-Nees 90,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-06
NTozday, Fe5ygsyv q.

communication from the Senate by their clerk.
The Senate infia upon their amendments promoted
'othe bill, Authorizing mill dams to be built acrof,
the hnnongalia river" to which the Houfe of De-
legates have difagreed,
They have Paded the bill, " Giving further slime 10
the ProPrietors of certain ands forfeited for the nom
payment OF taxes, to redeem the fafne."--Ard
.!'eT hsye alto Paifed the bill, q Concerning tie
James river company" with amendmen,s to which
they regueit the concurrence of the Houie of Dele
gates.
The houle proceeded tn conider the amendment,
propoied by the Senate to the bill, CONCERNING the
James river company !" the qnelion being put upon
the hrit amsndment-it was difagreed TO BY the
koufe--Ayes f9---Noes 70. '.'
The qpeftion being put upon the lecond amend,
ment--h was difagreed TO by the houle.
Ordered, That Mr.. Haryie acqeaint the Senate
herewith.
On motion, Refoved, that the executive be renrea-
edto take immediate n,Gafures for removuq 20 Tie
srmoTy, all the ordnance and military flores belo1o.
ng to the fate, not including hofe in the feryiee Of
the U. States, or Of this afc, and render the Zane
ut Tor erviee, the expenie Of which na be defraycd
out Of the contingent fund
Ordered That MIR. Minor carry the aid rsfolpton
to The Senate spd defre their concurrence.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-06
Tu92zy, Janss,y %.

A Communication Tram the Senate by their clerk
The Senate have paifci the bill, To amend the fe-
verai aets concerning the infp-eicn of ;obaeco with
ieVerai amendments to which they reouea the con-
eurrence of the Houie of Delegates.
The honle proceeded to copiiler the faid amend.
ments, and tine fame being read, were agreed to By
the houie.
An engroned bill, to amend the aa, entitled, an
act, to reduce into the leveral acts, directing
the courie OF defcent read third time and blank
therein hled up; and the quefion being put upon
the pailage OF the iaid b-it paed in the negative
Ayes 52--Noes 49,
Reoived, that the f,id bill he reie aed
Mr.. Dixon Preiented according order, bill, To
amend the act, entitled all "a, concerning hauker,
aud Pediars-which was received and read the fra
time and the queition being put upon the fecond
reading of the bll--it pailed in the negative.
Reioved, that the iaid bill he rejected
A bill, To amend the act, entitled, an aa for
reducing into one the feveral aas, concerning tho
iana-oince; ascertaDing the terms and manner oi
granting waite and Incorporated lands for fettl;nr
the titles and bounds of lands directing the mode Of
proceioning and preicrbing the duties of furvevors
(Which lay on the table) was called up and read
ieeond time; and the queRian being put upon en-
gFohag the bill and reading il third time il paid
in the negative.
Reioved, that the faid h be rejected.
bill, Changing the courfe of the road to be eta
hhihed from Richmond Stanton, (Which Law or
the table with amendment as reported by the com,
mttee to whom IL was connitted) was taken up, anG
the faid amendment read
On motion, Ordered, that the further conGdera,
ton of the fad bill with the amendment be pofnoof
to the 3lt day Of March next.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-06

command him, and willing to engage therein.
And all perfons while engaged in performing
tour of duty, fhall have the pay and rations al
lowed in the army of the u. S. and be fnbjed TO
the rules, regulations, and articles, provided for
the government of the fame.
SEC. 2. Aad be IL further eaaaed, That all
prOvi6ons in any law of the u. S. or of any par.
ticular tate, or territory, inconGfent with thofe
OF this act, are hereby repealed: and all pro-
viIions in the laws of the u. S. or of any parti-
| cular rate orterritory not inconGftent herewith
hall be underaood to be left in force, and liable
to alteration by their REFLECTIVE enaeting au,ho.
rites.