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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-13
!. every annual report ofyour committee.

has hitherto amply verified The prospective
intimslion held out at the General Meet.
ings, Of the increasing utility of the Inst.
tuition. It's example still continues to slim
ulate zeal, and to excite emulation and,
when the editions of the Scriptures, now in
the press, shall be completed, the Society
will be entitled to the merit Of having d.
reclly, or mediateiy produced. or assisted
in producing editions Of the Bible, either
in whole or in part, in not less than sepeg-
teen of the languages and dialects current
in Europe. IF to these be added the Mo.
hawk version OF the gospel by St. John,
the Kalmuc of tho gospel by St. Matthcw,
and the oriental tran.latioss carrying on in
Bengal, to promote which tina Society has
SO largely contributed, the number viii be
rveny-six.
"rhe field for exertion is still ample /;
and your committee are persuaded, that
the Society will not consider it exhausted,
while the Inhabitants of any part of the
globe, who are able TO read the things
belonging to their peace" are in want Of
its assistance.
!" The gospel Of salvation was free, un-
nerited boon to mankind let us therefore
rejoice, that, under providence, we are be.
come the honored instruments of its disper.
sion.
The British and Foreign Bible Society,
has become central point of union for in.
dividuals and societies animated with the
same spirit. Like a city set on hill, it
has become conspicuous and the rays OF
light which have flowed from it, have been
reflected with undimiRished lustre.
What success may attend the opera
tons Of this Society, for improving the re-
ligious and moral state Of mankind, cannot
be ascertained but the members of il have
the qualification of knowing, that j, has
been the instrument Of communicating the
words of eternal life to cottages and pris-
| ons, TO kindred and aliens, to the poor and
the afflicted in our own and foreign co,m-
tries and that through its means, the
people which sat in darkness lave seen a
great light, and to them which sat in the
shadow ofdeath, light is sprung up.
I" Many tracts are yet unexplered, bat
your committee have the fullest reliance,
that the zeal of the friends Of religion will
supply the means adequate to increasing ex.
igencies.
Nor can any inducemsnt be wanting to
those, who remember the words of the pro.
phet, peculiarly styled evangelical, Hos
bedufJal upon the mountains, are the feet q
him thar briageth good adinSs, thar fu6!isheth
peace. thar brirgeth good tidings Of good, that
pubhsheth salvation, thar saith unto Zion, Thy
God reigneth. lii. z.
To young persons, who may read this
Extract, the transcriber recommends their
attention to the 18th Psalm, and the 71st &
l42d Hymns, in Belknap's Psalm Book
and If the parents and instructors Of young
children, would see that they committed
them to memory. they might impress their
tender minds, with such regard for the
Bible, as to produce that knowledge of it,
which, in time, may make them "wise un.
to salvation" PHILIP.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-13
Communications.
FOR THE GAZETTE.
Ebe aponitor. No. K.

" WHEREWI7'HdL shall young man
cleanse his uay ?" said the sweet psalmist
Of Israel. He Immediately answers this
question for US" By tafing heed thereto ac-
eoraiaS 10 Thy spord."
1t is by negIecting this important precept,
that many, both young and old, run heed
lessiy down the steep brink of destruction.
Take for an example, the young heir to
large estate, and trace him making his first
entrance into the great world. With all
the advantages Of wealth and education, he
probably starts away in the high road Of dis
sipatiou. gaiiy mounted, and outlying every
Competitor. While his money lasts, he is
surrounded by swarms of pretended friends,
who Ast,er his vices, and csjole him out Of
his property AT length his purse is emp
tied He now thinks il time to do some bu.
siness but this brings but small profits
while il is conducted honestly. He casts
about for schemes to raise his sinking for
tune. Perhaps the force of pious educa-
ton Is not wholly lost, and at times, he
shows some signs Of penitence for his fol-
lies but, by degrees, his mind is COM
pletely vitated, and lost to every sense of
virtue and hon5r-he plunges into the
dreadful abyss of vice, and is irrecoycrably
lost.-How whence comes all this ! The
answer is at hand-he did not take heed to
his zrays.
Almost every evil which exists in this
troublesome world, may be traced TO q
want OF caution and due examination of the
tendency of our conduct The rashness and
haste with which men often conduct mat
teis of the greatest Importance, generally
defeats ITSELF An Impotence for the e.
vert, viii sometimes induce US to pursue
fsorite project, almost to that point beyond
which even virtue Itself ceases to be res.
asctablc.
The same kind Of caution which is neces-
safy in order TO pass through life with hen
Or and decency, is also Of much conse-
qaence in tho receiving of opinions. Cor
rect principles are of the highest consc-
qacnse to every young person, and these
cannot be obtained without some labor of
The mind. That " knowledge of the Holy,
which is understanding" sl,rinks not from
The closest investigation nor does truth
OF any kind need the aid of darkness to co.,
er its faults. BY taking due heed therefore
to the opinions we are disposed to adopt as
our own, and strictly guarding the natural
bias Of the mind, we may avoid those dan
gerous errors and decisions, which, IN the
end, lead down to the chambers OF death.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-13
Extracts from tie Freeman's Journal.
Frederick e. Washington.

The greatest compliment ever paid
by one military character to another,
was pad by FREDERIcK the Great to
WAsHINGTos. His hand is an army,
and his head is STATE council.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-13
psovIDrscs, AUG 8.

PROVIDENCE, AUG. 8.
A young gentleman in this town, vino has
been fabjea to the unhappy inifmity of walk
ing in his neep, having been periecuted by a
robber in his dreams, arofe with his fenles
locked in Plumbers, and threw himfelf from a
window at the diftance of three Tories from
the ground on pavement, and we are ex-
tremely happy to learn that he fuifered Nc
alarming injury by the fall. IL remains a
queitiou FOR philosophers to folve, how it hap.
pens thar an human body may be presipitated
from height during fleep, without efIsntial
injury. which had it been done in waking mo-
ments, would have been attended by inevi-
table death.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-13

3ntelligenee.
SALEM, NOV. I

Counterfeit Money.-On Saturday e.
v aing last, Jonathan Sp:ague, late oil
Maiden, but since of Wheelock, in Ver-
mont, was committed to Salem Jail,
charged with passing counterfeit mo-
ney in Marblehead. A great number
of spurious bills (of different banks)
were found in his possession. Some
of them, we understand, were attempts
at imitation of Perkins new steel plate.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-13

The duke Of Brunswick who has re-
Gently arrived in England from Germa-
ny, is brother to the princess of Wales.
HIS troops will be incorporated With the
German legion, and will supply the los
ses in Spain.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-13

popularity of :. Culebs in search OF a
Wife" is bringing forward, we notice
/" Celi5ia chusing Husband" novel
in two volumes, by Capt. IoaREss,
written professeclly in answer to " Co.
!cbs."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-13
Pilgrim's Progress q Crusoc.

II was remarked, twenty years ago,
that the two books Which were most u
niversally-read were written by ualetiersd
men--the PXgrim's Progress by Busy-
AN, and Ro6inson Crusoe by DEFoE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-13

Refufed to vote 2,4G4
which fhews that upwards of TWO THOU
SAND FOUR HUNDRED s SIXTY FOUR
VOTERS in this country are 70 completely
difgulted with tie " per0ss that H. thar they
refufe to exercife their privileges az freemen.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-13
? Crlebs ty Cefbsa.

Among the new works which the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-13

IRE" the Gs'sgesosos lsdsPfsdsss d"svieas.
The prefent mode OF conducting elections in
this country is 70 difgufting to independent
feelings, that many have long ince refufed to
attend the polls to exercife their right of fuf
frage. They have an idea that the country is
LOFT, and that nothing but the ameiorating
hand Of Sooaparte can bring our minimizing
liberty bawlers to their fcnfes. We difap.
prove of this conduct of oar friends. IL is
not manly 70 defert ones poil in the hour of
danger. IT is our bounden duty TO exert our
felves for the good of our country. If our
labours fail of the effetf that could he wiihed
If our country is defined to be an eaiy
prey to the universal conqueror, we flall have
the conlolation, II we do our duty, of reflect
ing that il Is not our fault. At all events, 4
we muit ifoop to the iren rod Of the coriican,
at leaf, we ihali be furc of more rclpea and
better treatment from him, than thofe who
afliff him to overcome us. Bonzparte always
ufes his friends worfe than he does his enemies
The following from Philadelphia paper will
ferve to fhow, in fome meaiure. the Gtuation
ofthe people in that Rate. with refpect to cleo
tions.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-11-13
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

Jacob Dechart, Archibald, and James Smith,
democrats, are elected TO the Afcmbly, by an
unanimous vote of e54, no other candidate
running againft them. But in order to- thew
the complete apathy into which Ithe citizens
of this fate are plunged, il may be necedary
to ffzfe, that.
Ian year Franklin county polled e.3is votes,
This year s54
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-30
October 4.
FOR SALE,

A TRACT of LAND, where Captain
n James Deneale formerly resided, near
Fairfax court house, containing about 2o6
acres, whereon Mr.. WALTER Low llves-he
has rented it for the next year Tor one nun
dred dollars per year Possession will DC
piyen next Christmas come year.
ALSO,
A tract of AND in Fauquier county, adj
joining the Thorougafare Mill lract' on the
west side of the Bull Run Mountain, where
ON now live. containing between and 500
acres as goodJ farm as any In the county,
the best meadows in the county, with COCA
Young orchard and good new dwelling house.
Iii. unnecessary to say any more about the
above lands, as it is supposed that no person
will purchase without viewing the premises.
Possession will be given the place | live on
next new years day. :,
James Gunnell.
Fsuquier County, os'. l-s. e'as" Dss
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-30
A GREAT BARGAIN.
August 81.

THE subscriber wishing to remove to the
western country, will sell the FARM on
which he rcsidea in Fairfax county, II miles
from alexandria, 9 from George Town Ter
ry, and about the same from the Potomac
bridge crossing to the city of Washington
in healthy, agreeable neighborhood, con-
tanning about 40 acres, on which is conve-
nicnt dwelling house, large enough for gen
teei family, together with all the outh"uscs 5
suitable, all new or nearly so an orchard OF
apple trees of selected fruit, together with
different other fruit trees, proportion of i'm
proved meadow for the scythe, and large
portion more may easily be made. Any per-
son inclined to purchase may know the terms
by application to Mr.. JOHN DuLIs, adjoining
the said farm, or the subscriber on the pre-
wissss. ~:
If
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-30
Morocco Pocket-Book Lost.

LOST, "a Morocco Pocket Book, contain
ing one Ten Dollar Bank Note, one J.ehigh
Lottery Ticket, [donor's name on the back
note at fourTmonths, drawn by II. r. Gra-
ham, my <.yor for.l9l dollars a note drawn
by M Lamkin, my favor, payable first De-
cember. for upwards 50 dollars; an acknow-
lodged account by 7. Hamilton, i 81 dollars
some ether notes, orders, and number OF
other papers OF no use to the finder, but of inn
porta nee to me. The finder will please to re-
turn the Book and papers, and keep the mo-
ney Tor their trouble.
James S. Scott.
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September 70.
COX Acres Of Land for Sale.

r WISH TO SELL the above quantity I
LAND, situated near the road leading
from Georgetown to Alcxandiia, and about
an equal distance from each town.
This property Is fully one half covered with
wood, which viii render it an advisable pur-
chase. on the terms tina, will SEX II.
GEoReE II. TERRErr, Esq will shew the
land to any gentleman who wishes 10 see 1t,
and will give me information thereof
George H. Chapman.
October 4. alm
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-30
lanes BACON

AMEo BAUM
Begs leave to Inform his former customers
and friends, that he has
Recommended tie Grocery Buhne9.
Athis Store on Kingnea Washington
street.
WHERE HE OFFERS FOR SALE,
A well chofen allortment OF
goods, in that line,
Uarranted genuine, particularly his
TEAS, WINES &c LIQUORS,
Which are ola superior quality--tie will dist
pose of each and every article on the mos
moderate terms.
May =. est'
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-30
N o 7 l C E.

THE subscriber, by virtue of deel Of
trust dated on the third day OF September,
1897, from John Bogue to himself, LIdwell
Lee and Charles Alexander, will, on TUES.
DAY, the l4th of November next, at four
O'Clock of that day, at the tavern of Benjamin
Thornton, in the town Of Leesburg, Il COIN
ty OF Londoua, proceed to sell to the highest
bidder, for ready money,
4 TRAIT of Land,
in the county of Loudoun, on the north side
of the main road from Leesburg to Alexan-
dria, and about one quarter of a mile to the
eastward of Goose Creek, containing ! IA a.
ores, which land is il the possession OF the
said John Bosue, or so much thereof as will
paw the expences Of the sale and the sum Of
l4s dollars and 33 cents. with interest due
by the said Bogue to Mrs. Frances Aiexan-
der. Administrative Of Charles Alexander,
ESQUIRE, deceased, and the further sum of
286 dollars and sc cents, with interest there
on, due to the heirs OF thu said Charles Alex
amber.
Edmund I. Lee,
Trustee.
Sentember l9. dts
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Twenty Dollars Reward.


DAN AWAY from the subscriber, living
N in Brentown, Fauquier county, Va. OH
Monday the 18th Of September, mulatto
fellow named DAVID, about 5 feet or s
inches high, about IS years of age, has cut
or mark from the corner of one of his eyes,
occasioned by the kick of horse-he is
good waggoncr and has been accustomed to
wo'k on a plantation.
He took with him one new outside jacket,
of country cloth, black and white stripe and
breechcs of the same, several under Jackets,
among which was one Bennet's cord; he is
very dressy artfuIl fellow, and Will endeavor
to PASS as free man, and change his dress
equenty calls himself David Murphy
/ will give the above reward, with all reasona-
bic charges, TO any person that will bring him
home, or lodge him in any Jail so that l get
him again.
Geo. Swany.
Brentown, Fauquir county,2
Sept Z, fl4) 1909 iaw6w
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PUBLIC SALE.

On 7uesdqy next zOiH be said at the Vsadue
Stare,
Three Truks of Callicoes and
Chintzes. and one trunk Of Ma
drass Handkerchief.
p. c.. Marlteller.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-30
Geo. Swany.
FOR SALE,

4 quantity Of Honie Frames, :.
From le feet to % feet long, one story and
an half and two stories high. | have also,
two very handsome two-story Brick house to
rent, in pleasant situation, just finished.
A.. Scholfeld.
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ITO RENT.
Iofeph Vaudeville,

Jofeph Vaudeville,
CORNER OF KING AND FAIRTAxs TREETs,
Has Received,
100 half boxes Roulett'S Cl-
CARS warranted of the, very first 9uailty
md tull contents.
Real Maccouba Snuff, :
Rappce do. Coarse and Fine,
2oboxes fresh MUSTARD,
20 Philadelphia CHOCOLATE, lst
ad2d quality.
HE HAS ALSO,
AGeneral Ailortment as uiual
good WINES, LIQUORS, and GRoCt-
alESror sale.
Dec. ?.
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FOR SALE,

NEGRO WOMAN.
SHE is a good Cook, Washer and Ironcr,
and will be sold low for cash or on short
credit. Apply to the Printer.
Sept. SO.
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.Iuf Received,
AND FOR S,4LE BY

AND FOR. S,4LE BY
CHARLES I. CATLETT,
Is chests Imperial, Hyson, s Young
Hyson Teas.
$4,000 lbs. prime Green Coffee.
20 pipes and quartF casks Lisbon
and Tcncrifie Wine.
hogshesds Muscovado Sugar.
5000 lbs. Seine rwine.
50 boxes Mould Candles.
SO do. Spanish Segarf.
barrels Pimcnto.
October l6.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-30
A Wet Nurle wanted.

A. WOMAN with good breast Of milk,
will get great wages by enqnirlng of the
Printer of this paper.
q A -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-27
NRs. ANNE rIYrR.

, Mas. ANNE FLYER,
No 1o7, Greer-sreet Old town. Baltimore.
Being ever desircus of rendering assistance 90
my i@iiow.cteatures, as far as ms abilities via
permit, and also give additional ercdi, 10 nm
IlSSOTT'S GOVT AND RHEUMATIC.
DROPS, which from their powerful efficacy
have received sach surprising benefit arc the IN.
~ motives Tor my Offering statement of nv ..
TO the public, under the following attes,ed ni6 ia
Wit.
Upwards of five years had been afflicted wiz
Rheumatic pains. which were seated pSinc;nsl,.,
in my IONS, shoulders, and rich, arm ufir;,
at lat lost the use Of, SO that Tor coDsieo,a-
bic time, could not iift tito ny head ~ o..
period u conHned me to ny bed In which co,,a
not turn without assurance, and from The v,oIent
and agonizing psinn my lo.ss, my cries couldof.
ten be Eesrd by The ncighbors. Every rem edy ,fat
eoud 'hnik Il, OF prescribed by my friends VVey
tired also had medical assistance bon, F,eneh
and English bur they gave relief only for he
nome NJ, so that despaited OF ever bcipgcu,.J
add had resigned myself 70 be cta,ple dus;nSS
lie, when / was advised by a fsiend 10 r,srs
trial Of DIR. TISSTT9S GOVT u RHKITMA
nc DROPS accordingly applied al Loves
~ ng ard fatent Medicine Store. NJ. 10 Sion
o. 'he moriar. Centre Marketsspaoe, wner
purchased bottle FOR .wo dollays f,oa whieh.
do positively declare, received more bensG,.
than had from all the remedies a,ieyrp,ed e.
, years past but leaving a reapse. 7 otoe,,y,
another bottle and was perfectly relieved
ANHE FIFER.
Sworn before me this 18th day Of eoyrr-
Der, 1905. JAMES WILSON.
witness, James Norris Jun.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-27
The hnous high biooded Horse.

a BEAUTIFUL dark bay, is hands
high, fua OF strength, health * vigor,
ann interior TO no horse either for speed o,
notion, of fine bone and muscle. This
morse was purchased by NE WHEN in Len-
con ot Lord Grosvcnor, he was then in
training will stand the ensuing season at
Sandy Point, Charles City country. The
scarcity oil monty induces the subscriber
10 iet him cover mares this season At 10
dollars the single leap, 20 dollars the sea-
son, thirty dtitars ~ insure a mare in
toai, the insurance money TO be pad, by
the gentleman who insurcd If changed the
season money may he discharged by the
panient OF fifteen dollars by ,hc zenith Of
August, at which time the season wtll cX
jptre, with half q dollar 20 the groom FOR
each mare. Large and extensive paslur-
| age OF the best white clover gratis the
Sratest care and attention paid the mares,
but Will not be answcrabie for accidents
or escapes. This horse has not ran n,any
aces, but his performance viii sufficiently
Justify the opinion of Lord Gfnvennor &
MS Son, who certify tina; they consider hin,
tue best three year old bore in England,
and challenging any year old, winch wi.s
| NOT acceRted.
In October 1898, at New Market, he
won sweepstakc OF l4G0 glineas, IL s,li,-
lscri5ers, at 200 guineas each, halt furieit,
colts carrying s stone BIB. i!lics stone,
beating Sir Harry, Mr.. Cookson's b. c. by
oir Peter, MIR. PERKINS, y. Youg Javelin,
Sir Francis Standish's CHI. C. Split Pigeon
: to against Admiral Nelson, to 4 a.
ga'nst Sir Harry, to again>, Split Pr
Seon, aud 10 to against Young Javeiin.
In 1899 he won sweepstakc otI6Oo
guineas, Ia subscribers at 200 guiness eacl,
beating Lord Egremont's b. c by precep-
tor, out of Boz Tail, Mr.. PERKINS, b. C..
Jayeiin, and Mr.. GoldiDg's Boasicr...3 to
on Admiral Nelson. In 1900 he got SO
much injured in his practice that be did
not come on the turfagain until 1903, when
he won purse OF so pounds, mile heats,
beating several fine horses. -. Sc Sporting
Mag zlne for this year.
PEDIGREE.
ADMIRAL NELSON was bred by
10 Grosven~r, got by John Bull. and foai-
ed IN 1795 /; nis dam Olivia, by Justice
her, dam Cypher by Squirrel on; OF Frib-
ble's dam, bY Resu us....See Supplement to
tue ) I'D BOOK. page Is.
WILLIAM LIGHTFOOT.
N. Is. Notes for the twenty dollar
must be sent with the mares.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-27
Valuable Property
FOR SIZE.

| PURSUANT to deed OF trust execwted
to Us. by John NJ. Symc, of the county
| OF Hanover, for the purpose ofsatisfying all
DEBTS Tor which he is bound for his father,
aud has own debts Ye shall, on TUESDAY
the first day OF August next, if fair, If not !.
she ne:a' fair day, upon the premises, pro.
icced TO sell, four hundred and sixty-three
acres, (bv a late survey of prime and va.
iuable Lard, adjoining the town of New
Castle, upon PamGHky River, and the ferry
across that river. A'sc, ELEVEN NE
tGROES, consisting OF men, women, BOYS
and giris, all the stock of Horses, Cattle.
l5ogs. sheep, and implements of Husband
ry, &c. conveyed by the said instrument.
such title As we hold as trustees viii, be made
the purchaser or purchasers, and possessi :
on of the lard given at Christmas, with the
privilege o. seeding wheat this fall. The
terms OF sale will be one third cash, one
third in six months, and the balance in
- months, from the day of sale. Interest
viii be expected upon the distant payments
sends with approved security will be re-
q,nred of tue purchasers OF the personal
properly, and bonds with deeds of trust
upon the land and ferry of the respective
purchasers. The land, sc. will be shewn
b2 MF. WIN CUNEINGHAM, living in New
Castle, or either Of the MIR. SYMEs, to z.
ny person wishing to view the premises
Creditors VII be allowed TO purchase, and
their claims discounted.
According TO Mr. John M. Syne's noti.
hca,ion above, we or either OF us, will re.
celve The amount of any Claim, and it is our
wish that they be made known prior to the
day oi sale.
There are some previous liens upo, this
property, or some Of il, 20 secure certain
debts, which VIII be first paid, according
20 their several dates. Proposals for any
part Of the above property will be received
by either OF the trustees prior to the sale.
BENJAMIN OLIVER, ir.
Wn. CUNN1NGHAM.
SAML. RICHARDSON.
New Castle, June 4th, 1909. tbs