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!.
Iofeph Vaudeville.
eesssS or xISe and fAIREAx s9xxIfs,
IS ALExxxDRIA:
Has received a siderable adj
dition to his Stock.
and oFFRRs FOR SALE.
20 hogsheads, lst and Cd quality
40 barrels Mnseouado Sugars.
1000 ID. Green Coffee e
Ia tons British Patent Shot, assorted
BIB to No. 9.
10 bales Cotton.
l0 casks frst quality Goshen Cheese.
90 boxes Mould Candles
i S bags clean heavy Pepper.
so 10. Nutmegs.
casks London refined Saltpetre.
ditto Irish Glue.
Cunpowder, Imperial, Hyson, YOU ng Hy.
hon. Hyson Skin, and Padre Souchong Ieas'
IN quarter chests, boxes and canni sters- nost
Of which are equal il, quality to any ever ina
ported.
! Port, MARSHA, Sherry, Lisbon, Iene
rife, and M alaga Wines.
A few cases Medoc Clarct.
Jamaica, Windward- Island, and Norihess
Rum.
Cognsc, bordeaux and Pech Brandy
Holland and Country Gin.
Irish and Country Whiskey.
Six hogsheads Cherry Bounce.
Retailing Molasses, HAVANA Honey.
Wine and Cider Vinegar,
Best Florence Oil in bottles and hasks:
Loaf and Lump Sugars, Chocolate, Rice'
Pearl & Common Barley, Basket Salt, Starch,
Fig blue, Indigo, Mace, Gloves. cassia. Pr
. mento, Race and Ground Ginger, Cayenne
Pepper, Capers, Mustard, Raisins, Almonds,
Carsaats, Nader, Alum, CopPeras, Roll
Birthstone, Chalk, British and SBrandywlne
Gunpowder, Spanish Segars, Cavendlsh and
Small Twist Chewing Tobacco, l4eipers,
Carrots, and Hamilton's Snuff, Writing and
Wrapping Paper, Playing Cards, Bed Cords
Leading Lines, &c. &c.
October 10.
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Trinity Church Lottery.

This Lottery is authorised BY the Legisla-
lure of Maryland, and bonds have been given
10 the Mayor and City Council Of Baltimore,
for the faithful performance of the Managers.
The following isthe Scheme -
. Al
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This IS to give Notice, That the
Subscriber of ilexandria County in the Dis
trict of Columbia, hath obtained from tho Or
phans Court of said county letters testamenta-
ry on the estate OF Join Watts, late Of the
county aforesaid, merchant, deccased.-Al
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber
On or before the 22.l day ct March next or
they may by law be excluded from al BE-
nefit TO said estate--and those indebtedtAsse.
TO are required to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this I'D day OF sep
TENDER, 1903.
Robert !. Taylor.
Executor Of John Waits.
September. 2. stawsY
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'WaJhtngton and Alexandra Turn
dake Conlba7ay.

T~HE Stockholders Of the Washington and
Alexandria Turnpike Company are here
liz notified that the Fourth Iustalaaenf OF = en-
Dollars on each share is called for by the IRE,
sirent and Directors of the said Company, ana
IS REQUIRED to be paid to Charles Page, irear
svrer. IN Alexandra, on or before the l4th DAY
|of December next, agreeable 70 an act Of Con
gress, entitled /" An act Tor the estaollshmen'
of turnpike Company in the county OF a.
lexandrla, in the district of Colsmbla. !.
BY order Of the Directors,
ss's So C. DENEALE, President.
7-sstF.,s q, ssff Z sfs1stfa4 :
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PROPOSALS
81 ,u3 ..sHlsa M sURs:Kisr.1x,
M Il W w @ Il 4,
ENTITLED,
THE MANUAL
OF The
'ERRNCH IND ENGLISH STUDENT
~ OR A
NEW AND COMPLETE
DICTIONARY &
! PROPOSALS

DlCI1UNAk1
7Hs FRzxcH AND ENGLIsH LANGUAGES.
In TWO PARTS:
4. French g English--2. English V French
CONTAINING,
i. All the words in genera, use, OCCASION
ally illustrated BY French and English
sentences.
8. An extensive collection OF new words
in every art, science and trade.
9. The pronunciation OF every word, &C.
ccrding to the most polite usage IN
Franeea nd England.
a. A copious vocabulary Of sea terms and
phrases.
s. A dictionary of French synonymcs.
s. A dictionary OF French aomonymes:
7. An alphabetical list Of the most familiar
proper and christian names, and olthe
! most remarkable places in the world.
s. The difficulties Of the French language
alphabetically arranged.
9. A complete treatise on French poetry.
10. The chief English idioms.
II A treatise on the English particles, &c.
The whole carefully complied from the best
writer's, and particularly from the dictionaries
fthe French Academy, Boiste, ferand, Va
neau, Wailly, Tocquot, Nugens, Cham5aud,
Boyer, Johnson, Walker, sc.
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1000 SPANISH HIDES,

1000 SPANISH HIDES,
bfuscovado Sugar in hhds. and bbls,
sClayed !. " do. in boxes,
Coffee in bbls. an6 bags,
Ola London Particula1and Market Madeir'
Wine, inspipes and half pipes.
.Catalonia do in or. casks,
Castle Soap in boxes.
Asfsw tons Of Logwood.
sspssssyoR SALE BY
Nath. Wattles, g Go.
September IS.
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THIS is TO give notlce That the subscrl:
her Of Alexandria county, in the district Oh
Columbia, hath obtained from the Orphans
rour, of said county, letters OF admlnlstra'
ion on the personal estate of PETER WISE
;unior. Late Of the county aforesaid, decea'ed'
ali person. having Gains against the sad ae-
ceased, are hereby warned 10 cSnio' ,,s
cue. with the vouchers thereof, to the SUD-
scr;ber. on or before the 18th day OF ApH'
next or they may by law re eXclaaeu ''o" ~
ali benefit 20 said estate and those ihaeo'sA
thereto arc required to make immediate p1'
.ment .fOc.
Given under my hand this 18th day o'o'o
tober, 1908.
Adam Lynn,
Administrator of Peter WISE Jun
O~fcher! s o'""~
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e. LANpHIER
IA. renewed by Captain HAND,

Has received BY Captain HHED,
Tie PHILADELPHIA FaA Fayllslo,lS.
with ! small assortment Of MILLIN y,
RY, consisting Of elegant Beaver, Plush yer
vet and. Satin Straw Hats and Bonnets---L aee'
spatent.net and Paris Net Caps7-han me
Feathers anc Artificial Flowers, Ribbons ana
Leghorn Hats.
November IA. 80 -
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ORPHANS COURT
This is to give Notice.

FIAT the SUBSCRIBERS have Obtained f,o,,
the Orphans Court of Alexandra q"
in the district of Columbia, letters testsnen.
tary on the estate of James Russel, lsle Of 4.
County aforesaid, Merchant, decd. All ~,
sons having claims against the said dsce.sea
are hereby warned to exhibit the same wpS
the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers On :,
before the 4th day Of May next, or they NAV
by law he excluded from all benefit 10 said
estate, and those indebted thereto are rsou;,
ed to mako immediate payment
Given under our hands this 4.h day Of No
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@ fn.---
[. 1t shall be printed on fine paper, IN two
handsome large limo volumes, upon a
beautiful type, called nonpareil, cast Tor
the purpose. oy Messrs. Binney and Ro-
MADISON. This type, although snail, is, BY
its neatncss ana elegance, extremely CRATE
full to the eyes. The work VIII issue from
the press of T. and G, Palmer, who have
already been SO eninently distinguished by
the greatest accuracy and taste in their
profession, and thorough knowledge of
the French and English languages.
II Price, to subscribers. for the two volumes
inboards, neatly lettcred, five dollars, to be
paid on the delivery of the ,shoe work. By
gentlemen, however, wishing TO have the
first volume before the second, it moy be
received upon paying the illl amount Of
the SUBJ Sription for both volumes.
s-F Subscriptions received by r.
GRAY.
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ORPHANS COURT,
Alexandria Countr.

SEPTEMBER TERM, 1905
Ordered, That the executor Of John Hatt,,
deceased, insert the following advertisement,
in the alexandria Daily Paper, three times a
week fol- the space of eight weeks.
Test,
Alexander Moore,
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NEW BEER.

TIVE subscriber has received supply OF
BEER from Craskey's Brewery, FIJI
.ladelphia) of very fine quality.
John Macleod.
Nov ~, eoot
N B. On hand, a few half barrels and kegs
Of harley.
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By N. G.. DUFIEF,

BY N. q. UUFICT3
.4uhor Of Nature Dishiayed IN her moae o.
teaching language to man, at1sllea 10 the
French language, &C
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:. .;.c.oc,., s.roue on x1ur rec I. In
~ - ,f,:e,o -, c.'o ,ac
IN e'I,', c - A,4'.I Ca.,,;.,a ..;oi..;.
"A IIeiii ouPpiy " SSh"ihe hi.leiee .
the Grocery Line
Which makes his assortment complete
lie nosp offers. for sclr, on his usual !o7D term'
MufCovado Sugars, various qua
nt;es.
Ioaf and Lumn ditto.
Gunpow,er. \
Imperial, TR.fs,
Hyson. particularly select.
Young Hyson. for
Hvson. Skin. and family use.
soncbony
R..+ ,,..n Cogee
fehaca5.fe of.a sunerior quality,
AIade;ra.
Rms-lIos.
cLarrv
49, wI.yRs
1,enerlfrc.
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The first book of ana,ion Is the dictionary
Of their own language.
VoLNEY.
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ORPHANS COURT,

.Mexanaria Count, octsber Term, 1903
ORDsRED,
That the administrator of PETER WISE
;un;or. deceased, do insert the following ad
vertise,r emf ia the .4lerondrza Ga1c'fe, three
times week for six weeks.
Test.
ALEXANDER MOORE, Reg.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-03-10

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On every stud horse or jack ass, twice
the price of the season.
On all other horses, mules, mares and
colts, 2 cents.
On every ordinary licence, dollars
on every 100 dollars of the rent, to be
ascertained by the rent paid by the ten
ant but II IN the occupation of the pro-
pfietor, to be aseertained by the COM
missioner of the revenue; provided, that
no ordinary shall pay less than 2 dollars.
On every four wheeled riding carri-
age, except Phaetons and stage wag-
CONS, 3 25 cents per wheel.
On all phaetons and stage Wagons, 48
cents per wheel.
On houses and lots in town, s 1 Sc
cents, on every 800 dollars of the rent,
to be ascertained bv the rent paid by
the tenant, but, if ~ he occupancy of
the proprietor, to be sscertained by the
commissioners of the. revenue.
On merchants licences to sell by
wholesale and retail, 40 dollars. For
retail only, Is dollars.
On hawkers and pedlars, 80 dollars.
Not to extend to planters and farmers,
selling salt, tea, sugar, coffee, spices, j.
ron, or steel, to their neighbours, when
such articles were purchased as re-
turn load on carrying their produce to
market.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-03-10
CONGREGATIONAL.

On the 10Th ult. the President Of the
United States transmitted a message to
Congress, stating that he has approved
part of the report of the Commissioners
appointed to lay out road from the
Potomac to the Ohio, and that so much
Of the road as was approved, has been
opened and partly made. The route is
approved, at present, so far as Browns
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-03-10
W II z E LING,
THURSDAY, 10th MARCH, 1908.

The votes in the Senate of this state,
ON the bill from the House of Delegates
for removing the seat of justice, from
Wheeling to Grave creek, we under
stand, were, ayes S, noes 9. The debate
was continued to late hour; and two
or three members, who had expressed
disposition to vote for the bill, withdrew
before the question was takens
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-03-10
INTELLIGENeE.

It's said that the Britishgovernment
has resolved to furnish Gen. Miranda
withnaval and land forces, to renew his
attack on the Spanish dominions in
South-America.
Ten sail of American vessels have
been taken into Algesiras by the span
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-03-10

on the state Of the union, in which he
reprobated the embargo and other mea-
sures OF the administration. 1t it stated
thation Monday the gid, Messrs. G. w.
Campbell and Montgomeryreplied, and
used abusive language to Mr.. GARDENER. !.
We hear that Messrs. GARDENER and
Campbell have since fought a duel, inA
which Mr.. Campbell was wounded.
Communications frons Washington to the
Editor Q the y. S. Gazette.
Friday Feb. 10. s
The negotiation with Mr.. Rose is I
suspended fora few days.. 1t was err
roneously reported last evening to be
entirely broken offs 1t. is understood
that Mr.sRose has made some. PROPOSE
ton to which our government has refu-.
sed to accede. A cabinet council to
which Mr.. Giles was invited, was held
on Wednesday, and then it is probable,
this determination was. made. Mr..
Madison continues unwell. The pre-.
sident.has been to day at Mr.. Madison's
house for the purpose, as is Supposed,
OF concerning and preparing a PROPOSE .
ton for Mr.. Rose. Such is the state
ment of facts as they are in. general ae-
credited.
Two couriers one for France, the o.
Their for England, leave the city $50 CALI
ed) this evening. They are both to en-
bark at NewYork in the same vessel.
Mr.. William Pinckney was to day no. !.
minated to the senate, Minister Pleni- !
potentiary to the court of London. H was
originally appointed a Minister Jointly
with Mr.. Munroe, and it appears that
since Mr.. M. left London, MIR. Pinck-
ney has possessed no authority to act as
minister,
Mr.. Randolph is so far recovered
that to day he rode in carriage to the
Capitol. He, however, Immediately re-
turned without alighting.
Contrary to the expectations of his
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-03-10

e s33 J
vile. The report of the Commissioners /,
was communicated with the message.
In the House of Representatives, the
message and documents were referred
to select committee.
The bill for raising 1878 additional
seamen, which had been introduced in
consequence Of information from the
Navy department., and sanctioned by
the House Of Representatives yeas 1o6.
nays 10, has been quietly laid aside up
on the, receipt of another letter from the
Navy department, stating that the Pre-
sldent did not wish to be empowered to
raise them.
A bill has been introduced in the
House OF Representatives, giving Judges
OF the civil courts power to summon
witnesses to give testimony before mill
tary or naval COURTS.
Bills for making an addition of about
1000 men to the military peace esta-
blishment, and for raising provisional
army, have been debated by the house
several days.. This provisional army is
intended to consist of nine regiments of
infantry, of 1000 men each one regi-
ment OF artillerists, of 1900 men; two
regiments ofcavalry,& two of riAemen,
OF 600 men each. The bill also pro-
vides for the appointment of two major
generals, and four brigadier-g generals.
The term of service is limited to three
years. Whether the whole or any.part
of these troops will be raised, is to de-
pend on circumstances.
None of the above bills had been dis
posed of at the date Of our latest advices
from Washington city.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-12

nasive country, but SO ssri5s, waS the Dutch
governmens, that III would permit no person
to land in the first Instance. Aieer great
interccsssion, however, in favor OF the la
DIES. they were all wed 10 join their friends
In shore. The capt. proceeded with the
othef passengers to England. While the
vessel was waiting the pleasure of the
Dutch government. oil course with its con-
nivanrc, an Austrian messenger found his
way on board, who was charged with dis
patches from his government TO this coun-
cry. He landed ut Harwich on Sunday.
None Of the passengers besides the mes
senger and three women, were permitted
to land.
A Dutch paper of the SOth ut. contain
ing accounts from Paris OF the Goth, reach
ed town. on Friday, brought by gentleman,
who with difficulty escaped from Holland.
They arc not important. Letters RECEIVE
ed al the same time state, that king Lou.
lis had issued decree snce ...s arrival ut
Amsterdam, for the establishment of mea-
surcs of additional rigour against any COM
nu:iication with this country. They also
mention that the captain and crew OF a
vessel which, some time since, convened
an English gentleman from Holland (the
hon. CECIL. JENKINsoN,, were on their
return thrown into prison, and II was sup
posed the former would be proceeded "A.
| gainst as having been guilty of a capital Of
fence. The transfer OF the court of AM
sterdam had ditfused temporary gaety
and splendolr in that town; but the dis
tress through ut the country is represented
as general and increasing.
Accounts from Oporto have reached
town to the 25sh ult. Il now appears, tina,
the French allow shipments of wine to be
made, under Certain regulat,ons.-On OF
tie principal is, that the merchant or ship
per, is - pay ali ADDITIONAL luty upon wine,
1t the rate of about SO shiiInss per punch
| con. Every thing renamed quiet at Opor-
90, at the above date, and nothing particu-
Jar OF political nature had lately occur
red
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-12
TEXTRACTS1
LnNDoN, Nav

LONDON, May 9-12
Madrid GazetteS, aad private etters
from ditfisrcn; parts OF Spain have been
received to the end of April-fhey men,
ton (but VIC doubt their asserton) the ar
rivai # the new king at Bayonne on the
goth % 'ast month. Bonaparte Is said to
have received him with politeuess, and 10
have invited him TO dinner. But nothing
has yet transpired which can enable US
to throw any strong or steady light upon
the intentions Of Bonaparte Private ac-
counts say that the hs ~ king has announ-
ced the principal object ol las journey 10
be to marry Pricess Of the house of his
august Ally. Aud yet we are desired to
believe that the chief motive winch indu-
ced him to concur in a project for depo-
sing his father, was 70 get rid of the iiilu-
ence of France To BayoDne also the de.
throned king and queen are travelling,
preceded by the disgraced minister, he
prince OF peace whom Murat withdrew
from prison, and not suffering any judicial
investigation to take place upon his con.
duct which the new king had solemnly pro-
missed, sent under an escort Of French
troops TO Bayonne. What right have we
then believe that the motives of the new
king arc of gthe patriotic kind they nave
bctH Sdiu 10 Oes OF 10 expect that the els
feet Of this revolution will BE- the destFuc-
ton OF French influence in Spain Al
probability and facts are against it.. Bo.
naparte sends an order 70 Murat to trans
nit the fallen minister to him, and he is
accordingly sent him--iIc hovers with a
menacing attitude upon the frontiers o.
Spain, and preserves AN awfnl silence, 70
be broken only when the accused aud the
accuser, the victor and the vanquished
snaD appear before him--lIe will not speak
Ill the cause is brought before him-ssb
IN dice lis est-And all the parties SUB.
init 10 this foreign tribunal aud revolt
ton which relates only to Spain, is to be
tried and finally decided BY a French
judge and this judge has none Of the at
tributes Of justice about him the well pois-
ed even scales, the severe impartiaiity.
he has possession too of The capital and
the strong iortresses Of the country, whose
monaohs are about to plead their cause be-
fore him and who will find, no doubt, that
he is the Gaul who will throw his sword IN
to the scale and thus decide the cause.
In eyerystep which Bonaparte has taken
in this eventful scene, he has displayed a
studied contempt for Spain, determinati-
On to DO every thing to wound her PRIDE,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-12
From Cry ST. DoxINeo.


Captain Turner, from s. D lu,u go, fuf.
nishes file OF the" Bulletins Oficisi"
of tina. cisy to The % h May. We lind
that General Ferrand had been TAX n
measures 10 guard agaius, The evils
of scarcity, in that COLONY, should ou,
Embargo be continued for any great lengts
oil time. By an O'donnancc ,cf he 2txt
May he has directed dimjuution of the
consumption of bread, from -four, and pu,
m activity measures to ensure an abun
dant harvest OF the natural produel OF he
'c inDy.-The pice ut -four had been fix
d at % dollars per barrel. and bread II
six cen ounces for a shilling No more
hau $40 barrels of flour were 10 be dsliv-
cred from the public stores for he public
servce IN the month OF June and go ia
July ; the quantity 10 be reduced monthly
in the same pr portion. To preserve the
specie In he island, he General had d,
'ected bills 10 be draw on the Consul
g neral Of France in Inc United States.
20 meet the exig =ncies of gov. rnment,
Bost. Ce0,inef.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-12
DifDlnla Aroug.
TUESDAY, JULY 70. 1905.
X 1 C H M . II ID .

Pteker1nS's letter, IL is said bp tbr I,.t
accounts, rs displayed ar mi leneth in on
me London haferS. Thus we plainly ner.
ceive with what avidity the ministerial;.ts
Catch at every circumstance that looks like
disaffection. Thus we plainly perceive that
BRITISH affection is the heart OF federalism.
and that they would sacrifice every thing
TO crafty their hatred TO the present admi-
histration and ITS measures. 'fhe ministe-
riai prints TEEN with accounts of our d:v;-
siohs, dsaifecuon and opposition to TIE en-
barge, and according to Lord Holland. even
speculate upon the hope of DESTROYING the
American government. The source from
whence these false repor S. and false call
culations arise, is too evident TO be nista-
Ken. 30 long us these impressions remain
upon the British Cabinet, and so long as
they are induced TO believe by federal mis-
representation, that our government is up
popular, aiid disposed to lend its aid "a,
France, IN order 10 accomplish the des,ruc.
tlon OF their country, it cannot be exnected
that they will relax in their vipor AND m.
Justice, nor ought il to te expected that tie
embargo viii be taken off, I, NAV be graf
Ing 10 the ears OF honest federalists TO hea..
an uhquaiihed remuneration but when COZ.
hncl to those who endcavor 10 excite dis.
trust at nome, and to make our national
ehS - WbIlG 5 SPORT, C2nuot
hesitate to say that they must be traitors
az Heart When we turn to the debates of
parliament and observe the animated exer-
tons OF their best patriotsto revoke the Or
d1rs OF council, we can but feel the deepest
Indignation at the conduct of those who ilro-
mote their continuance by Inducing the he
iet that the embargo is an offensive stem.
and more to suit the wishes of Ronanarte
tnan TO protect us from insult and outrage.
IL IS nigh time that federal intrigue and re-
publican enrnity hould be treated il, its pro.
per Character. Suspicious which have been
entertained TOR a long time about federal
ism, have become facts. 1t is now no lonp-
Ter matter of speculation, whether loyalSy
IS intermiXed with tleir principles, or in
the language of one of our revoutionarv pa-
trio's, that they are monarchists in masuue.
rade. we would fain ask, If men do nor
deserve this character, when they do every
thing to injure their country? And we
would more emphatcally ask, If the Gede-
Iraiists have not acsed in this STYLE! The
spirit OF '98 is approaching IN its full MAZE.
sly, and we hope will dissipatc these 6ad
AH"iorS which have lately appeared.