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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-01
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IN Saturday the 9TH inst. man.
! ~ who calls himself BLUNT, and said he
was son OF hiichael BIun,, wlgo some wears ago
did, and perhaps may now 1--we in Hanover conn
~ came to my house and informed re thar his
horse was s;rayed o. stolen from him in paris
and in:reated the loan of a horse, IN or,ieT ;f
possible. TO recover his own YESTERDAY h;rcd
han da kErey horse, more grey about The lead
than ~ny where csc upwards of fourteen hands
high, long switch saif PAGES. irois and casters.
has hitch IN his sids when starting INTO a pace
very pefeeivabe, has bunch Of whi,e name on
the top OF his neck, cceasiened by the collar six
years old iast spring--bad with him {. donnie
s"'red saddle aud plain curb bride. He was
by promise 10 have fetuined The horse. &c. the
same day. but have seen no,hing Of hin since
AS near as can recollea, said biunt is about s
tset inches high pale complexion thin sage.
grey eyes and dark hair; appea, S TO be about 20
or IS years OF age had ON drab col,red surtou,
swa'sdown vest, PLAIN nant<,en panialoons. half
boots and straw hat covered with black. the
under part green viii give he above reward
Tor the recovery of the no Sc saddle and b idle.
and Conviction Of the man, or ten dollars for the
horse and saddle alone.
Philip Mallory.
fauqnier county. near Oak Hiil,
December l7,h, 1905 60"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-01
AGREEABI.y "a i, : ,y;;t

a CIR + EABi. Y to tie viii
4 v James Vaughan, dec win he ssn, to The
highest bidder, for cash, at Am,ia courthouse,
on Thursday the e4sh Of April next, 400 acres
OF L. = ID on Eus. river. in kanawha county,
winch SAID land is mor,gaged 10 Daniel NJ, Cal
lem. I" secure the pa, ment OF seventy pounss
with interest thereon since December. 1875 Mr.
M'Callums representative is rt ques co TO attend
the SAT ~ order 10 receive his money and eAe-
cute a Teiease
BEN. OvERSTREET. Ex'r.
OF James Vaughan.
March iAh. 1906 3w
CITY OF RICHMOND : --7--7-
VA IN IiUSTINGS COURT,
.s4 March. 1+,h, 1896. "a
g AMuEL WILLIAMSON shis day made appli.
- cajion tor iicence TO stem Tobacco wishin
the City tor one year; which, according to a rule
of this court, is ordered to be notified for one
month by advertisement In ore Of the ney,sna.
pers of this city. In
Tes'e, GEO. CHISMAN. d. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-01

* BY consent Of the parties The
sate. Of foR7.LEViS is postponed until the
SlSt day Of Aaarcn. and that of the NzGROES
IT the Oxfori lion Works, unlil the 4.h day
OF Atiii neSt
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-01
PEDIGREE.

BUzzARD WAS got by Woedpecker, his dam
misfortune, by Dax, his grandain Curiosity, by
p-trguus-Bartlett's Childers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-01
BUZZARD.

lmpor,ed BY the la,e Ccl-
John hoomcs. of thr Bow
ling Green, win s,rna the
ensuing season, tto COM
nierce tie lst Of March,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-01
Amelia, Feb 8, 1906.
geo. Watt

SSC. w dtl
GVAS removed from the store he formerly DC.
i d cupied to 4 brick house the cross stree,
leading from the main stteet,o Shockoe ware.
house where he has on hand and offers 10 dis.
pose OF on moderate terms, by wholesale,
The .jo3lo5oi2g articles, UiZ:
Loaf and Muscovado Sugars,
n. England, w. island. and Antigua Rum,
Cosniac. Bayelohaand Apple Brandy,
Sherry and Malaga Wine,
Coiiee of q superior quality,
doiasscs, Ginger and Fig Blue,
Young Hyson and Imperial Tea,
400 sacks Liverpool Salt,
Parent shot, assorted sizes-And
The remainder of his Stock of Dry Goods
consissrs principally of articles suited TO the
present and approaching season. which he viii
either sell on credit of ), 3 and 9 months, for
hotes negoclaoie at The Dauk Of Virginia, with
approved endcrsers, or barter for Tobacco,
Hour OF Hemp.
Cash given for Tobacco.
RIchs,ond, ODD VI CHI. 1905.
I 9th Decsmbe,. sos --pui INTO Cum
- bsrisnd lad, low, black ne gro man. very
bajly Clothed. says he belongs 70 William Mar
shat Of Richmond, and WIS shired TO Henry
Eissk of Cheste.Ge.d. e
en- tn HOBSoN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-01
TIE InpnRTEp HORSE
II X CHE Il,

Will stand a, my stable in
Chesterfield county. s miles
from Richmond and 18 from
Petersburg. and will cover
lr1ares at the low price of 90
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-01
AUDITORS OFFICE,

CSihieotbe, State ct Ohio, fanuary 3l.,. 1906.
EXTRACT FROM AN ACT LrvYrNG STATE
-, TAX ron TnI YEAR 1896
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-01

Ben. Mosby, d. m. for
Jos. Scott, N. V. d.
ISOo ids
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-07

Have dirty years Of lis life spent in the
service of his Country justified any one
Ot these internal HsljuafioH8 Nc-Br-
fore ii can be brlrred that he has done
these things, It must be hroled that h.
ls aJdHd0Hrd and yet the Democrats
after searching for six years can fna
no blemish il the fame OF character y!
our Governor-Every wear since lie
asCended the Chair Of State ne tas
been disclosing new reasons for our
confidence III his talents, iuf~.rrity and
nun. They are compelled to resort 10
pitiful anecdotes fabricated in the dark
corner Off jacobin printing ofrce in
Boston and circulated here witIi the lx-
press purpose Of deception.
We are next presented with some
long appeals to the people to awak1 md
attend to the approaching election, con
tanning repetition Of thread-bavc say
ings and hackneycd observations, ,calcu-
latec to interest the feelings and arouse
the ilryiiendiy faSSiona Of cur nature.
But-the trihing mranness disco
vered in the residue Of the Argus is
such as to disgust beyond bearing
Nothing but want Of principle, and
want Of faith in the merits Of cause
could require or excuse for moment
such bOyish attempts, and nonsensical
trumpcry to suppost1t. Tie federal
papers are not in the habit Of making
use Of such weapons as thezc. rhey
have attacked MIR. Sullivan in open
day-They have accat cd tim 10 his .tuce
OF CRIMES and MIsDEMEANoRs....th e.
have brought forward to public view
hrcgCpOn hrooE--they have CHALLENGED
him to deHy or justly them. Ie has
done nrithcr; and the only answer
with which despair has. furnished them
is such fashood, folly and riba.Jiry as
disgrace the pages Of the Argus.
May the eyes Of the people soon be
0pcncd and their hears be changed BE-
fore the day Of political darkness Or ra-
ther the niSht oGt,'olitical death shall o.
vertakt us.
A LOVER OF TRUTH.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-07
QDe Ga3ettc.
FeH01v Citizens ?

FeAo1v Citizens !
On Monday next it will be yout
proud duty to proclaim your choice for
CHIEF MAGIsTRATE-Dn that day let
It be your glory to show to the world
that you art enlightened and free ciJi-
zens Of free republic-that you are
not proselytes to the spCcious, yet insi-
dious doctrines Of democracy-recol-
lect that your Political opponents are
interchangeable in their exertions To effect
change in the State government, for
the sole purPose of gratifying their
Iuordinate desire Of ambition and ag-
grandizement. Upon the freedom and
purity of our elections, rest the exist
ence Of our civil and religious institu-
tlons-be assured that YOU will 60 in
justice to yourselves your country, and
your God, if you do not faithfully and
Vonscientiously discharge this all i'm
Portant right.-Let no Incidence, sord-
ld interest, or prejudice, induce YOU to
neglect this invaluable privilege and
Which yob would consider as one Of the
greatest Calamities, to be deprived Of.
Shall the mild and patriotic STRONG,
the friend Of Washington, the Consti
tuition, and the Liberties of the Country,
DC excluded from the Chair Of State to
make room for the democratic candI-
date who has been guilty Of conduct ~
q man, that IS disgrace to human na-
turc :-tOrbid ii jusuce-forbid ii hea-
ven. Fcderaists 70 vour posts Oh the
day ct electiOn-show To the world that
YOU are not to be The sport of a faction,
VINO are striving by the most base and
WICKED means 70 rob you of every thing
YOU hold most dear and valuablu-The
object Otthc democrats, IS, should they
succeed IN the election OF Governor To
institute the reign Of terror and persc-
cuuon-.o drive from Office, and de-
puve the State Of the services Of our
~oiest and most distinguished citizens;
te holy WORK Of revolution will 20 on
uu ali respect for virtue ani talents is
u-stroyed-----iIi everv thing worth pos
acSsin5 ls lcy~l.cd with the dust, IN
one common and undistinguisled ruin.
MS + n-,ln Imaginary picture, the
history ot ancient ana modern times
lord many 3ytU, lessons OF thc Ia
IA evils whicl attend a departure fr.m
correct PRINCIPLES 2ai so4ni morals.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-07
90 D0tfrd.

THE SELECrMEN cl thc town
Of Portland, Judge i proper II
give notice to Tie qualified voter.
II said town
j. That i'll thcir opinion, thos.
persons WHO ale qualified to vote
ior Senators, may also vote "
Govtrncr and Licu,cnant-C0,er-
nor.
2. That 1T the meeting on
Mondav ncEt. tn Vol, .or Co
yclnol, Livutclai.;-Co,rrGr. II
two Senators, lc olyll. in On on1
ard tie saInc rare.
3. KS it appears to the S-!,ct-
men 10 be the intention cf the
Law forrcguiating Elections, that
the List Ct No.crs lie comnleted
previous % The opening ur mty
such mectinls''-;nd &c # ba..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-07

CITIzEys The public attention
has been reused by some late discovc-
nes with respect to MIR Sullivan these
discoveries are QH-imhortant-Your
PUBLIC TREASURY has been dcfraud-
cd Positive proof has been laid before
the public, that for more than ten wears
past MIR Sullivan has received annually
several sums Of money belonging TO the
Commonwealth, and given his r.rrIEt
tor1t and then ahhrohyTated this mo-
nevto support his eXravagance,in instead
OF paving it into the state treasury ac-
cOrdlng to his dttu and his outh. THIS
solemn charge was made publicly and
positively IN Boston Oh the 28th oflast
month and abundant proof accompa-
med the aCCusauOn-and, citizens, Mr..
SuIIvan has not dc;Ttd Il. The Chro-
niCle is silent,ahd rubic censure is loud
OF the subject Of his conduct. Shall
such man as this be our GOvcmCr ?
Ii as an agent and 8tel ard he has been
fouIid SO 50 gI0ss..y uufaithful, shall he
Oc made distinguished kulef IN our
land Let US not clo.he ourselves with
our own saame-Lct u shew our ven
Grafton 70: norai 7g3rth and h,trity, by
rejecting with dial.in the claims of
such a candiaate for Office and honor
and eXcrting all our strength in again
raising to the chair, the meek, hu-
mane and beloved Mr.. STRONG
the man in whom We can place all our
confidence, and by WON The most eX-
alted Office WouIu be honored.
PUBIIC GOOD.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-07

,he mott Influential prencs in the
country TO Cooperate in his dcfgns,
which had relation to fubie9 now
depending before the national legif-
lature. The motion was carried
uranim5yly.
"RePort fays, the OccaGon Of this
motion is fome overtures made by
Mr., Granger, 10 Duane of The Au-
rsra.
So we 60, Randolph denOunces
Mr.. Jeferlon as puhlanimous Mr..
Madifon, as a lilly PamPhIeter and
great number Of the would lead
ers CT the Majority, as fcycophants,
rools, ounces, imatterers and igno-
ramufes ;-and now Mr.. Clark, OF
Virginia, comes forward to denounce
Gideon Granger + What an ex-
cellent administration is this to h1r-
nl1nizc with How beautiful is fuc!!.
harmony Of 6riai intercourse"
Mmcb p. It IS proPOfed by bill
introduced in the Senate, to make
the Ex-Balhaw Of TriPoly, Prefent
Of 20 or 10000 dollars.
"Ihe bill to prohibit the imror-
tarion Of certain goods, &c. was
read twice in the Hcufe Of Repre-
fentatiyes Of the u. 5. the 2Iit, and
made the order cf the day for the
cnfuing Monday.
"Mr. Randolph goes on laaling
the adniiiltratiOn, from the throne
to the footlto9l. The dav before
yeRerday, refolution was lubmitted
TO inquire into the official conduct Of
the Poh- Matte. General; ; and yelter-
day he gave notice to he Houfe, that
on Monday next, /" he John Ran
dolph, a Representative from the
State Of Virginia, would, in his place,
publicly denounce James Madifon,
Secretary Of State" He then ahisn
ed as his realon in part, why he
would do fo-that Mr.. MaGilon told
him, at the commencement Of the
ieiIion, 'that France wanted money,
and would not fuffer spain 70 treat
with US, until we gave It 70 her; and
that we fhould be obliged TO 90 70"
upon which faid he, 81 turned
upon my heel, and fwore, | would
never yield an inch to a meafure, 70
difgraceful to my country" He then
challenged any friend to the Secre..
tary Of State, to come forward on
Monday next, and deny any part Of
this charge, OF any thing he ihOuld
then fay on the lubje6t,"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-07

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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-07
ELECTION SONG,

Z JOLLY YOYER.
Come on my Federal Voters
And mind your eve next Monday
Your country calls-so spring tot
Oryou'H repent it one day.
Thro' all the country round Us
The Jacobins are flying;
But STRONG < Go. shall stand It
In spite ofall lheir lying.
le Paraon8-joln your people
Ana vote for Deacon Str0ng.
Like you he loves his duty,
And ne'er viii do Us wrong
Ye Docfors-bring your physic
To heal the wounds Of state
Purge off the Demo humours,
Before it is too late
Ye 1ferchants-lend your names
10 insure our federal treasures:
Iour honor-lIIth and justice
Win lead to righteous measures.
Yc Farn,ers-ioin your forces
10 keep me bushes uYdrr:
To guard our rich possessions
And save our crops from plunder--
NccAanics-you're the gentry
That make our toWHs 50 busy
Come-Iend your toqvertiA la5ours,
And all wiA Jog on easy
Ye SaiIora--ho nv Jollies
Come-hcre's 70 MEssMArECABIr:
Hands all to keep ship steady,
And save us frsm the DiaJIc-
Ye Lazgyers-too assemble
And arglJy for Freedom
Plcad IN for HONEST RULERS
For nOw's the time We need 'em.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-07
CoMMUEICATED.
lMPROMPTU,

1MPRONPTU,
tn fbt HHa5D0! e0i4ne55 .T :bt Js1t i.
Should garret Bards attempt TO eng,
Thy op'ning beauties, lovely Spring,
And fr ON their high poetic ftation,
Belcend, 70 view thy at7v creation,
And fainter roHnd, in fearch Of Ra5ef,
III bet a crown, 'twoold freeze their NTsres
-4b'H 5, 500. SIMON MO.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-07

C1m5cThna, D.
E 4 N v eXeCutiOn and To be
Sold by Public Venduo, to the hiehefl
bidder, II the houle now occupied bv Mar
tin Tlzzt-r, LnnhoIder IN C,sy, in iaid county
on Monday the 2lit day Of April next, Id
ten O'Clock, "a M.
Al the right in equity of redeeming certain
AIOrtgagcd Real Eitate, via certain tract
or parcel Of Land Situated III laid Gray, and
bounded as follows beginning at fake Gan-
ding On the SOutheaRcriy tide Of tie county
Road leading TO NewglOucIlter, about four
Reds saRerly Of Joleph MLel!ans Store in
iaid Grey, and running uortheaiierly ad1n-
ing lad county road l52 rods ; thence fuu.l.-
eaRerIy adjoining a town road 22 ~ rods
thence lOuthwelerly adjoining David Jordan's
land Is rods thepce ioutheafterly a rUd.,
adjoining iaid JOrd4ns land thence iuuth-
weGerly adjoining iaid Jordans land AZ roa.;
thence Southweltery AS rods adiuinir., ih.
road leading 10 N"rIhy4rmouth thence
nurthwcReriy p roO. IA dining land uwnci
by Stephen Firbill; thence louthv tnerIv ~
bout rods e-,oining faid Firbill's lard;
thence northwtherly adjoining lard oWLcG hv
MeHTs. Bucknam and Phelps, about reds
I'm ll@ 4L Al -"e-it-Clilu 1t ulus--C uhtalnlnE a-
bout ID acres Ot Land, together with 4 two
Story dwelling Eouie well hniihed. two large
B rns, lorle f.cd and other Uut Tuia.l.s
rauding thereon; bs,ng the fame prcnr, 4.
now occupied hy Martin 'rha1ter, ~ at,I.-
aid, and "n'cl was mortgaged hv L4.-
"a Iianev to N. G. y hiSney and new ll
ungs vth'he rij At Ul reJeCrning the .anrrl
Nathan Woodbury. Of iaid Cray, the d.b,4g
ian.~l in la.L I4eculiun.
Ezra Giabs, Deputy Sheriff.
F-rsi 7, I5C5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-07
iro.

AT New GIoucelter, on 2Sth March. an
Orphan Child, in is 9Th month, youngeE rou
OF JOlePh +. Fo1craft, Efq.
Al Wilmington Gen. Tares 'gasI5sa, a SEN
ator from tie State Of Georgia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-07

ON ihe 18th Infant, on the road in Nor
way, BAG, containing number of
articlcs-The owner nav have il again bv
prOviOg property and paving tor this adver-
tiement. LEAIUEL SHED.
Norway, March % 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-07

- I he ! hree ttCrv HOuIe
IN EamPAirc- Rreet, which was adve tiTcl
: il The lalt Argus to be fold this day, viii
not be fold until 4saday fbe tSayterrtb Of b5,i!
mex Y; v'i then p0iitively he fold, il not BE-
fore dltpoied Of at private fae
Nnc5 81. Ziba Pope.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-07
@arrtm.

At Falmouth, by the Rev Mr.. Bradley,
Mr.. Hezekiah Winlow, to Mil. Nancy Jones.
daughter sf Capt John Jones.
AT Northyarmouth, Mr. Jele Jewett Of
HalIowell, to Mils Rebecca Green, daughter
Of Rev. Thomas Green, Of the former place.
Mr.. Elias Jacobs, to Mils Abigail Parker.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-07
Charles & Iohn Fox,

Charles & John Fox,
Nos 4G' 8, Sopf5 flr Loag-HIsrf
HAVE juh received, IN addition to theit
1 : former afortme-t, FRESH SUPPLY
Of GOODS-comPrihuga complete adortment
Of Ship LbaHaIery,
which they are determined to fell On the low
eft terms-among them are The following, viz.
100 bolts Gcf quality Ruila Duck,
100 do. lecond 40. a.. do
100 do Ravens 90
~ do ezra quality DO
5000 wards III cklcnburg,
1000 VT frlt quality Sewing Twinc,
tons Pig and Bar cad
do Sheet do
do Oa<nm
z do Shea; hing paper
20 boxes Dipt candles
Is do No. Chocolate
10 do s by 10 Crown Window Ciafs
10 chefs Souc hong Tea, fuperior quality
$50 bsrreIs Tar
20 dc Pitch
20 do Apibcr RoliR
% do TurpenJine
Sheet Copper
Ditto Iron
Nails and Pants of all kinds
Philad elPhia Cambooies, different fzes
Navigation Books Of all kinds
Journals, calou lated for one and two hours
Charts and Pilots of aIl kinds
Quadrants, iome with tangent lcrcws
Day Or Night Teeicopes
Accromatic do
Camp DO
Vetiels fuP Piled with any quantity
Of CORD AGE, At rhe horteft notice, and on
tie mott EcaiOrable terms. ,CiY lLrEsI
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-07
DaNcihg, Fencing q French.
Mr.. lie Bel de Margny,

NATIVE Of PARIS, will open his fchool
: for teaching the above accomplishments
on THURSDAY the 10th Of Apr;i.--His terms
are
dollars tie quarter for D3nc;ng-his
CotiIons being the atef from Paris.
10 dollar, for French, and
2 dollars for Fencing,
Mr.. LIBEL proPofes to be in Portland on
Monday the 7th Of April, when he will give
netice concerning his place and hours Of teach
irg-in the mean time, he requelts the favor
OF luch as mean TO become his fclrolars and
have not yet put ttcir names on his fublcrip-
ton lift, to leave their names with the Prln-
ter. Portland, AB,I 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-07

danger that surrounds YOU bat tha,
YOU ale determined 70 cheek its PRO
gress with vigour and effect.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-23
From the Chayleston Courier.
- COMMUNICATION.

WHOEVER has taken. the trouble TO
read a certain book,enti,Ied I" A Vjew OF
the coaduot 6ifthe Executive ct the UniteS
States" pu1jshcd by James Muproe, il
tae year 1877, gisTng he history OF bis
mission ,oshe French. republic, IN the gears
1874 and IS, will, wiil! difficulty, be per.
suaded that the writer OF that curious work
is the sane identical jalnes Mnnroc who
IS now minister Of the uni$cd S,a;es, at
the royal cou,f Of George lid. Such an
pears 70 be his love for democratic, or "a.
sher mobocratic republics and such his
de:estatioR Oh monarciiies and kings, thar
he must have committed great violence oo
his feelings, IN accepting +is present ni.si.
on, and must have been ever since the nor.
rible momeat Of his presentation To G gorge
lid. exposed TO ali the tartures Of psroe.
tual Discrimination. An embassy TO a mo.
narrhy mus. have been DOT only an outrage
on his feelings, (Which, from the above
WORK, we should suppose to be Of the most
delicate sexture) but highly .,epngoant TO
his principles of Diplomatic peopriety !; for,
N reviewing the Washington admiai2tra;!.
or. ne censures most severely lp 6o) g for
the appointment of a person as minister 70
France Goverpeur Morrisl 10 the cua,.
mencemenr OF the French revolution. wt,o
was partisan of royalty, whereby the
name aud weight Of America was threwn
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-23
Fran TIE N0rfoix Ledger

WE have lately received file OF the
I-oadon Courier, IL which we IND sel,e'
s-Ii written essays on the political. ais.
sory, character. former and present views
ii he New administration ~,
rns h.s,ery OF an administrator Wnien
has been, formed of such dlscordans maze
rjais, aud whose former views were SO 1p-
poslse 20 each other, with whom tue -.
STATES have isaportaas negoeiatio"s oe.
pending, and whose measures are nAsiy ~ :,
have q material lnhuence on the Poi'ti'eal
.aairs of the world, wilt, we Ha'tsf our
selves. repay the trouble which the Amsfic
eau reader may bes,ow IN the pefasal o.
these essays They are contained IN eignt
nuebers. We commence with par 0,
the 6rst, ina, par, which we have emitted omitted
contained only list of the cabinet WHICH
is als3ady we'll known TO most, II not d.
our readers.