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Iii Gradually destroy assatendsRes 80 sfsets9e
III the human franae, and preserve healsn ana
pigor AIthougb--a great variety Of preserip'a
tons have bee published to cure the oisors
.seYs enumerated above, none has yet equalleeal
the G1sUr AND REEU MAJ r. DROFo OF
DIX. TISSOT, which are.celebrated through
out the European continent, a1iu whose ual.
bounded benefits are fully authenticated ~
certificates already published Of gentlemen SO
well known in America, being OF the flrst con
sequence in the state Of Maryland: General
Charles Ridgely, Of Hampton; JOHN Gibson:
Esq. one Of the directors OF the Farmers i,ss1lk
of Maryland John Macutbin, ESP Mrs. Ma
cubhaal, his wife and Mrs. Ryan, OF Cation
grs, HGeate ef Sl,,. 9nonsas Helso, butcher
About three weeks since was moss violent.
ly attacked with Rheumatic pa-.ns, i...roagfcl.t
my whole frame, iii So severe a:lnal,iaer as not
to be able tc turn in my bed without assistance
proceeding as I suppose from q severe cold,
to being advised by a friend TO apply Dr.. us
sot's Govt and Rheumatic Drops, accord
inely obtained from the agents Messrs. George.
Dobain and Murphy, two bottles, the appica-
lion of which, under God, have perfectly re.
stored me to health. am therefore induced
with confidence to recommend this Iaedicne
sas a certain cure for the .sGove disorder.
7iIOAa1S h.ELSO.
Baltimore, July s2d, 1906.
Certificate Of mr.. !Ao,aas Gangl6c0, fairness
maker
T. weuld be an act OF INJUSTICE to withhold
xly testimony Of the salutary efftctsef Eoctof
Iissot's Goat ard Rheumatic Drops, as haze
experienced very Hneguivocal instance OF
their virtues a2d efficacy. was afflicted With
two severe attacks 81 what is usually called
Daati Palsy, from which partially recovered,
but was obliged 10 use crutehes to AID ne ~
walking When lett home; tothis we're joined
siosent Rheumatic pains, the result OF the az
Fiction, and had feared the disorder would
accompany me through life bat proy.lentialy
was recommended to apply At George Dot
bin ard Muiphy's for Dr.. Tssot's Drops, and
after using only one bottle, found myself per-
fcedy liberated from nry disorder, and am ncs,
!! thank God, as free from PAIN as il never had
been afflicted. Finding this medicine operate
so powerfully on myself, | determined TO APP
ply il internally to ray s!ild, boy enly eleven
months old, who was then reduced almost to
skeleton with the. Bowel Complaint; after
administering it feur times TO him, MS com
plant was entirely removed, arsd hels noS re.
covering his strength witt great rapidly.
IN. CAMPBELL.
Ealtimorc, July %, 1906.
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ll,s De fUBlxshaD
An 4 FAarHLlT AT RVS ,cyr,s,
SHORT rlxr,
An ADDRESS

Z = J
M PEOPLE or 2HE q. s7.4Yys
4oN TIE IMPORTANCE or Escoup.asv
AGRICULTURE IL DOMESTIC NV,
E4CTyRES:
lentiing to shew that by : due enc
menl Of these essentia:: interests, the -.
ton viii be rendered more respc..
table abroad and more prosper.
Gus at home.
TOGETHER WITH AN ACCOUNT mr.
aae improvements tn sStEeeb at 4,
lsngtou,
The native Sheeppf Smiths Island, aaa, :,
plans proposed CT extending this VIM.
race al animals, Tor the benefit 90 ~ :,
country at large:
By GEORGE w, P. GUSTS F.,
81 .7r!ingteH l1ot.ae, in the L,st5zc. NJ y
lanbia.
IA time when the encraies of -.
non ssess awakened to the state of on, f.
reign and domestic concerns, we cone,:~-
that the important Interests Of Aoyi,,,,t,,,.
and Maihiiactases should meet with > co,.;
tlerable share ST the pubIi. discuss;., r.,
tain II IS, that at 10 period OF enr rcs;~',
history Gould these national subjects exc;,a
more interest or be more properiy prcn1 -
iae notice OF the p,,biE:, lnina. The rnse,',.s
and impending appearance Of our gore;rn r.
hsrs, and the present disturbed sya,e r. 49,,
European world, readers il doabIy ne,e,s, So,
fal tie cis;zeRs of America TO ib.c,f, -,
promote their domestic policy, vhcrcbr .;r,-
may derive those resources which are ma,
obt2ined from abroad and create ve,j,I, ,.,
industry within themselves. Zoo homo baYc
these important and patriotic interests been
aeglected. The nation now feels trci? WAIT.
and We trust will daily provide for their sa,.
port. Government, hitherto engaged in o.As.
ctsfccrns, Will now Cherish those doaraic
Institutions, wh;ci. will preserve Tie ra.toA's
dignity and promote tae peoples welfare.
Ut the merits OF the little work we arc
about 10 issueeo the pro!ic, it is mol our psS.
vince to decide, but OF the advantages To j.,
derived from its sale We woeid beg leave 10
say every thing which Gisin.eaested eSer.;ca
II the cause of Domestic a!auuiactue, ,,i.ity
demands-And as the profits OF tisis sog&,
after the expenses of publication are p9i4,
will be so!c.y devoted To The purposes ii &c
Arlington Institution, We may hope and cen.
.iceat!y expect a .ibetaI patronage from a
discerning, and patriotic community,
EDITOR.
se Printers in 1he q. Ste.1s sy.H please e
agiUs !&ls ciiuer:istMeat on iHsrrhon IN t!cy
7'c&tersSpc lahe,s, and such rs demand ], III
3e tala II tbs e0icr. yoeksellcrs sH.h2hisd "a
:iheraf terms, and all orders 5vlt BE- isunc:n1Y
gNeaded 10.
Alex. 18th Isne. 1903
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satclt Shot, &c.

2 tons Patent Shot, assorted, B to no. T.
As hogshestls brown Sugars.
1000 los. green Coffee.
Imperial lea, of very superior qual,
ty, III quarter chests, boxes sisd can
D;stcrs.
SO barrels choice N<hiskey
Jsanaica Spirits, for family usel--was-
rantcd se:en years Old.
40 boxes Muscatci Raisins.
With a genersl assortment Of Wines, Ii
essors, and Groceries as usual
j FOR SALE BY
Joleph Mandeviliee,
Corner of King and Fairfax streets.
JnAc Is.
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!. The fonowing Valuable Medicines Justly s. 3.
lebrated through the United States tor 'nsa ga,
superior efficacy III the cure Of the several 9
disorders for which they are recoramenoe ,.
from sHaanah Lees Patent Family Ne. Neal-s
cine Store, New York, are sold only by tae
snbscriber, at his. store In kingg-street
Iaasslton's Grand Restorative,
Is recommended as an invaluable Tedielhe
or the speedy and permanent cure OF !. nervous
disorders or suck as arise from the inInoae-
rate use of tea, strong liquors, long residence
warm climates, excessive weakness, anu So
sral relaxation of the system.
Uamilton's Essence and Extr6ct
Mustard.
safe and clFeetuaI remedy for the gout,
sheuu,asisn,, sprains, pains IN the tacs> and
seek, &c.
HasaslItoss's Horrs-dsstro,ang Lo-
zengef.
By which many thousands have been re-
rsved from the distressing and dangerous ma
lady of worras and other distractions III TIE
ssornach and bowels.
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; ~
sonsunaptions.
Hams Ants-bslloass Pills.
Are Justly esteemed for carrying OF the sa-
nera,,ous bise from the stomach and prevent
mo morbid sccrstions and their consequences,
Billions and malignant fevers, Sc. these pills
are perfectly mild in their operation, and may
be used with safety by persons OF every age
and in every situation s. (
Tie Soucresgr 0sntms1t Tor Inc.
Iteh.
\ A speedy and effectual remedy, generally
removing. the complaint at one application. It
may be safely used by persons every age.
The .Anodyne Elaxar.
For the cure of every kind of head ache,
Hams gellusTe Eve lla5sr.
An excellent remedy for all disorders Of the
ewes, many persons having been cured OF II
s when nearly deprived of sight
Iooth-ache Drobs~
Give immediate relief in the most violent
attacks.
aas Rs5soratiue Poudsr os tic
Teeth and Gums.
Cleanses and strengthens them, ann pre-,
serves the enamel of the teeth from eecay. S
Co.ulanl's Lotion, and he gcssaarse
Persian Lotion.
Both celebrated In the fashionable world as
most excellent cosmetics and perfectly safe.
Haba,'s tras and genuine Corr
Plaster. n
Al certain remedy for corns, speedily cradl-
eating them without giving pam. 81
Agus and Feuer DROPS.
Justly esteemed for their great eesicaey IN
cure of agues and intermittent fcsers. 5
Dam1sk LAP S0t0e. and 4'sasasl
Eegetable S6ecsse.
James Kennedy, fen.
Alexandria, October Is. cS
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P..skdels&;a, .1i.slsst 9, 1900.

SeiS1riIy nlLliS9IG eslssIicS.. "
P..sEsdetbs& .1i.ss ssf 9, 1900.
Being desiro,.s TO make public for the. good
of others, the excellent quality Of HANEIL-.
TONS ELIXIR, prepared BY The late Mrs
Lee, have sent you the following account OF
the hcn,oft have received from it, which ]
hope will induce others 10 give it atrial - So
consequence of a bsuise on the breast received
from afall, nv health grew bad, my breathing
became very difficult, and frequently ] have
had suddenly to riseup In my bed with all the,
horrors OF immediate sufocation. Add to
these constant pain in my breast and cough,
great loss Of strength and Hesh, and you may
conceive that my symptoms eyidrntly Indicated
ma appyoa hing consumption. The advice OF
most eminent physician was resortcdto and
afterwards !. second was caIie1in, without Civ
mg me any reiief Another physician who
knew me and the circumstances of my case,
adpieed me 20 gzue ,aiiosss EErir trial, sag
ing,she had used il IN als practice, and als0ays
found IL do much good. A bottle was procured
from Mr.. Birch's, and found relief before
had taken one half sf il. / continued to use
1t and was soon strong enough to attend to bu-
ssness. On taking cold, same of my former
aymptoms return, but are always removed bv a
dose @etxs OF the elixir.
GEO. BENNER, Jun.
No. liz Bvdd-strest rAilaaslphla
Mn. H.Lea -
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iutaer 54arsa, Egg. latt ss4sssrHey g 6
us,ul Sfthe Stlte Of Mar ytnnd.

Icoipply with your request IN stating MY
opinion 81 Hamilton ixlr. y has been assu
In my family for two Or tsee years pasl. VIZ.
unitor1s, success, Whenever colds, coughs, OF
sirnilar complaints, have rendered nlestpslle
NECESSARY I have myself found 4 an escel,
;lent and agreeable remedy for 2 very Pa1Aiu y
AID troublesome affection Of tie breast, aceen,
panied With sofeness; andasWith' obstluctcd and
difficult breathing.
y On these accounts do not 1fcsitass 70 @' -
commend Hamilton Elisir as valuable me-
diciae, and deserving public attention.
+ LUTHER MAR TIN.
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ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE

nF the great efficacy of the Patent and FL
NJ alsly9s1edic.ipes, reparedby the late Rich.
ard Les ffun. which for near elghteTears pas
have SC uiree shirea shout the lHiSEa states &
Seie1rity hifhesse aReagallea
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IIAMILTONsS ELIXIR

IS recommended as the best remedy LOT
coughs, .cclds, .asthlnas, hopping cough, APP
preaching consunp tipnss and nast disorders az IS
of the breast and lungs. Z his preparation VIII
prove a valuable7 cduisition to pubic speakers
who may be subject:to temporary hoarsenaess,
thickness of speeck, &c. In long confirmed
Asthmatic complaints whore a cure can speed
lily be expected, this medicine affords ia'n'ed'-
ate reh@t, Inoderating the fits Of cougmng, and
rendering their recurrence less frequent Gn
children afflicted with the hopping cough, the
ike bensfeial effects may confidently be eSe
necfea
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Uaailtog's Essence and Extr6e1
s. Afust0Yd.
Ha,,.sItonss ENxsr.

a sovereign remedy for colds, obstinate .'
coughs, asthsnas, sore thosts and apprnschnlg
eonsunlptions.
s' U.5,,se 3ufs. bs{iops Pills.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-20

|offences of any nature, they can easily
retire among the indian tribes, and
the change will not be sensiblv ielt by
them, as they have heen so long ac-
customed to wandering life, and the
customs and manners OF the Indians
are SO correspondent with those in
which they have been practised.
A variety OF modeshave been adop-
ted to elude the operation of the late
acts. We have been informed, that
some have adopted the following stra-
tagem. A hill is selected which stands
on the boundary line cf Vermont and
lower Canada---On the top a slight
building is erected IN which barrels.
pipes and other articles, are deposited.
The construction Of the house is such.
that on the removal Of a stone on a
piece of wood, the whole edihce with
its contents Immediately falls on the
British territory, by which means. al
though apparently accidental, the laws
are eVaded and speculations to large
amount made by the execution of the
scheme.
TO speak candidly, in free govern
ment, it is very difficult to enforce the
laws, where personal Interest is so
much concerned dis in our country.
1t is iamentable circumstance that
national patriotism is in the United
States so often sacrificed at the shrine
or avarice. What opinion must for
eigners form Of our character. and
what calculation can be made for our
existence as government, when we
daily lear and witness the shameful
acts committed at Passamaouoddv.
Georgia, St. Marys, & in fact, thro'
out the whole Union. 1t is not
done In secret manner, but in open
day, and i'll defiance of the officers of
justice and the known laws. Although
the Instructions on the borders Of
Lake ChanPlain are uot of an alarm
ing nature at present, yet it seems as
a presage of more serious occurren-
ces. For many years the United
States have been annoyed by num-
Der or designing men. Although soma
late consPlracies We're nipped in the
bud, and rendered abortive, vet the
iseeds OF dlscord which were then
Isown, will not for many years be en-
tirely eradicated.
General Miranda is in England and
encourages the hope Of succeeding in
his des gns. His connection with
: Col. Burr is now well known, and that
Ia junction of their interest and forces
was contemplated, is evident from the
following circumstance. Several Young
gentlemen who went with Miranda,
carried out letters for recommendati-
on to Colonel Burr from persons in
this city. This is fact, and there is
now one Of them in this city who was
in possession IF one of those letters.
With SUCH proofs, so glaringly evil
dent, every eXertion is necessary ON
the part OF government to counterfeit
the dangerous plans which are undoubt-
eddy now in agitation. Every good
citizen should lend his aid to suppress
! domestic dissention. On unanimitv.
our existence as nation, our indiyi-
dual prosperity, and the security of
All the blessings which have been so
literally heaPed upon us, depends.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-20
FROM TIE N. Y. PUBLIC ADyTRrrsER.
GRAND FUNERAL PROGRESSION.
"a "a Wallabouk, (Lonr LeLnnd

M me WaHa6out, ( Long Island. }
The committee appointed by the Tam.
many Society, or Columbian order, of the
CITY OF New York, to make ARRANGEMENTS
Tor the interment ofthe relics of American
seamen, soldiers. and citizens, who perish
ed IN the cause of liberty aud their coun-
Try, on board the Jersey and ether prison
ships OF the British, at the WaIlabout. du-
ring the revolution, give notice, that the
funeral procession will take place on Wed.
nesday the 2Jth of May, inst.
Ihe particulars of the plan of arrange
ments viii be published as soon before the
day on which the procession is to take place
as possible.
The society by which this committee
nave been appointed, are anxious that their
fellow citizens generally, should participate
IN tile performance Of this undertaking.
which can be considered in 40 other light
than that of a national duty, the DISCHARGE
ct which Is calculated 10 reflect honor on
individual exertion, * the country at lare,.
mat the bones OF II, 800 ofthe brave he
rocs and martyrs of the Independence we
now ENJOY, who were sacrificed bv fhe
merciiess cruelty and bar5arity of the
enemies of that independence, should. for
I'VE and twenty years, have been suffered
to remain uncovered and unprotected on
the soil which gave them birth, is indeed
reproach which can no longer be endure
ard must be dcne away.
BY order of the committee.
JACOB VANDERVORT,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-20
ROBERT TOWNSEND, jr.
Secretary.
May 6.

NoT1cE.-Tbe Wallabout committee
has the satisfaction Of announcing to their
fellow citizens, that the Vault, intended 10
contain the remains Of American prisoners
who persisted on board the prison ships of
the enemy, al the Wallabout, during the
revolution, is now finished.
Bya resolution Of the Tamnany Society.
the grand funeral procession will take place
on the 25th ins.. In paying this debt of
national gratitude, it is hoped that all clas.
SEES OF citizens will participate.
Inc military commanders, and commit
tsess OF different socities, military compa-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-20

this vigilance snd .queamishness about 70.
reign influence, when jay negocialed his
famous treaty at the court ei i.ohdon--pr
what would they say Of this government,
had they received so grea; an accumulate.
on of wro. rs from The French, & had their
patience and endurance continued 10 the
present period i-In The iirstinstauce those
characters were as client as the :sraye-in
the second, they would have been in an
excessive fermeDt for war.
That the American people have, in some
measure been divided, in their attachment
to the English aud French nations we have
not the smallest doubt. As also, that The
prejudices ofesch parry have, in some in
stances, been entitled 10 the most severe
censure but that the present admiuisira-
ton should be influenced by any foreign
government, IS statement which We en-
tirely dscredt; and hook upon it as the
offspring of rancor and maligniy. If the
government and people of the U. s. have
ever discovered a production for The
French, that prediction we believe To
have been the result OF our having receiv.
ed manifestations of superior justice from
that nation & if a prejudice for the French
owes its existence to a source Ike this, i,
must merit the appreciation IF every can
did and honest American.
Upon any other principle than this,
our relations towards that governmeL',
should not differ from our relations
towards any other. And we should,
with the same promptitude and alacri-
~, avenge injuries and insults recei-
we'd from a Frenchman, as those re-
ceived from an Englishman. This, we
are of opinion, has been the course de-
signed to be pursued by the govern.
ment, and one which is strictly COM
patible with that high ground of neu-
trality she has hitherto professed to
maintain.
We scarcely expected ever to have
heard of this charge being again In
troduced as from the intelligence
o. the great mass of the people,
and their consciousness of its gross
absurdity, it was calculated TO re-
ceive no credit, but be treated with
general scorn and contempt. Howe
yer, the embargo may have been hith-
erto opposed upon this ground, and
glaringly misrepresented; from the
great number of DEGREES which have
been issued by those two governments
amounting to an Introduction of neu
trail commerce, every candid man, ever
those who have been most seriously
injured by its operation, must acknow
Hedge the great wisdom and foresipat
by which it was dictated.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-20
From the Baltimore American.


I'll fill v;ng Yoll-wrItten article
from the New-York Oracle, comes
from quarter SO unexpected, that
we cannot refrain from giving it
publicity, as it discovers the senti-
ments OF portion of a political sect
who have generally been considered
as the opposers of the measures of
the present administrations
rican.
" The proclamation of of the Presi-
dent evlnces that a number of the ill.,
habitants of Vermont have opposed
the embargo act so strcnuously, that
coercive measures are requisite for
preservation of order. This instance
OF disafection will, no doubt, be con.
siderably exaggerated by the papers in
England, and the adherents of those
who are inimical to our union. But
when so many Instances occur, is it to
be wondered at, that we should be
called divided people? Inc proofs
OF the assertion are too palpable.
Daily evidence shews that there are
designing men among us whose aim
is to excite discord and rebellion,
and, as the embargo decree operates
severely upon individual interest,
1t is made the bug bear Of partv
and the text for sedition.
The inhabitants of Vermont are
distinguished for their habits of indus
try and ingenuity. Those who inha-
bit near the boundary lines carry on
a considerable traffic in brandy, corn
and pot ashes. Thus situated, like
all new traders, they mustreceive con-
siderable advances from those mer-
chants with whom they deal, who re-
side principally in Canada. Nothing
but the interruption of commercial
transactions has occasioned the disaf- |
iection, altho' by different partizaus il
has been attributed to other causes.
Some have ascribed il to the intrigues
OF Burr and even to a general wish a.
mong the people to sever from the u !
mon, and to establish an independent
separate government.
IL is a certain fact, that the MAORI
ty OF the inhabitants Of the frontiers
are not possessed ofreal property, and
are generally of restless character.
They do not feel the effects of a civili-
cation in the same degree as the inha.
bitants of the interior, owing to their
habits OF life and local situation. The
vast rage of country before them, and
the Predominancy which they possess
over the native Indians, with whom
they are in habits of intimacy, gives
them an idea of independently which
continually increases. Should the
laws be put IN force against them for
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-20

We shall soon be able TO give our col
umas a more miscellaneous complexion.
For short time they will be principally
occupied with the most material papers
laid before Congress relative TO the nego.
ea,ions with the British government, and
VIII The debates which occurred during
tic last days oftbe session. The documents
ought 10 be read auentiveIy by every man
IN this country who values the indepsnd-
ence conferred upon him 10y our political
ing'iluIions, as furnishing the materials CT
Judging fJt himself, instead OF being gut
ded by The Misrepresentation OF men a6la
ated BY base motives. The general peru
sal of these paplIs is important in more
respects Than one. They not only es,ab-
fish the justice of the principles FOR which
we are now at issue, aud shcw the dlstin.
Riisbed talents add zeal with which they
have been maintained, and more especial
ly by Tie Individual, who in ell human
probability will be shortly called upon to
fll tl:y FIST place in the gill oflhe people !;
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gONAH IIsCNs 2 SON,
RICHARD NEETCfi.
Is French and English Gazette
10 .6.slasct.rs u tie FSe,aeii I,daGg,ss s Sc. e.

To .f:natcurs 81 tae fSeaeSi 1stfa&e.''s s So e.
yET,E are AUTHORISED to Announce. to tlae:
" u Pdblic, and more especially 70
American Ladies and Gentlesncn TOR whom.
this new establishment Is adapted3 taat e. Orc
Gle, French and English iGazett's, printed
three fines 4 week, Charleston, south
sCarolina, will be published daRYse the frs.
of January, 1903. in I re city Of l9ss1s foi'k.
A book Of subscription IS opeseaE atthis pi-
ace and at MIR. Gads5yfs cEec-afuusc.
Subscribers pay s@e otst',s sser Sas,sauna,
and only Eiyhs pa'a2a;,s, Il ft.isl inasrance.
The establishment wilIPsore gerry lssncaci-
al both to Amateurs and Pupils olihe French
OF English languages.
The Editor and fproprietor IS MR. ,sfssri,,
who is on his way from here to New Z oiss,
for7salg his eerrss TonaeE'cc.
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Valuable PROPERTY fer Sale.

- @ BE SOLD. IN four distinct lots or 10
gether, four acres OF LAND, contain
ING from one anda quarterac acre TO two acres
each, most ciisabiy situated without the terri
Yury OF Columbia extending In a right line
<rnrn Gssbbcn-stree1 10 GHeat-H Hunting Greek,
inScrserting Jefferson, Franklin, and Green-
{ .sree1. and sounding east and west on Fsyr
etxc and Payne-streets-
a planofthc ground and further particulars
roay he obtained by applicaronto
James Patton.
Jaxne %. 2awtf