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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-24
J,ilv II
CHANCERY Louisa county, Iune Court.

tNCHANCERY. Louisa county, June Court.
Z 1910
john Lewis and Susanna his wife, Samuel Hes
ter, Barbara Bridgcwater, Owen Burton & Pphe
his wife, Valentine cCutohen. administrator of
Ann McCutchen, deceased, his late wife, Henri
eta Greenwood, and Beni.mn 4 Puiam, lie
gal representatives Of Ann pulliam decreased.
Pa;af,fx
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-24

DY Virtue ola 6ctd of,rust, heafipg date ,s<
Id 9Th day OF April, 1902. executed by Ma
thanei Harris to me, Tor the purpose of securing
sum Of money thcre;, mentioned, 20 the hate
hsm Of BEckannan, Daalop and 90 1 VIII pro.
coed on Monday The iStu day of August next, at
loo'clock, on the premises, to sell at Public
Auction, on credit Of one, two and three years
lequal instalments) TRACT OF LAND, on
FAIRS Creek, in the county Of Pittsyvauia. con-
tanning by estimation S070 acres. more or less,
being the same which the said Harris inherited
from ms d"ceased father aud on which there are
aeood Dwelling House, Store House, Dstille.
ny, and many other Improvements.
Bonds with approved security. to bear interest
from the date, Will BE- req Tired, but the intercst
will be RENTED if the principal is ,prnctually
paid. et.
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lust RECEIVED and FOR SALE, by the
j Subscribers
30 tthds prime Antigua Rum
30 O. cask Malaga Wine
~ Bbs primr Green Coffee.
also. IN STORE;
so Tierces Upltnd Whisky
80 Bbls old double distilled DO.
together with their usual supply Of Hardware,
sc.
BR1 SON c, PAkKHILL.
JuBe. 4v
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xUN-pOW WIDER THE propretors of the
~ hICH NoND POWDER MILLS, offer
Tor sale, 10y iIie keg or larger quantity, aud FF
Gun Powder, glazed and unglas ed warranted
qualto any imported, and on reasonable terms.
Retailers at liberty to return the powder, If
aot approved Apply to
1AAES BROWN, =, Or,
OdFID i BURR
May %. 2uy2ws1awtf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-24

BLAN ks,
or EVERY DEscaIPTtoN,
FOR SHE 1T THIS 0FFIcE.
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II a sale should not be made, the above Pro-
pery will be for rent or lease, as rray be greed
on. + III S.
Juiy TO- tIsfA
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-24

nN the first Monday in August next, it being:
~ Albemar'e court dy, If fair, if not, the
NJ xt fair dsy-WiHbe sold, in the town of Char.
lottesvlle,. the TAVEhN and appurtenances at
present occupied by Capt. Triplett T. Estes in
said town-Also, between and acres of Land,
adjoining said town, on the following terms, to
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-24

ssiu town-hIso, between and acres Of Land,
adjoining said town, on the following terms, &c,
wit
One fourth OF the purchase money 10 be paid on
the hrst OF January next; one fourth on the 1st
of January, 1872 one fourth on the 1st July,
1913 and the remaining fourth on ] st of January,
1915. Bond, with approved security and deed
OF trust on the property, will be required of the
purchaser. The above mentioned property is SO
generally known, that minute description of it
rs thought unnecessary suffice il to say, that
the Tavern is large and commodious aud in good
repair, and not inferior as stand TO any in the
Upper Country Possesscn viii be given on the
l,t day Of October. UIdoubted bonds due one
year before the two last indictments would be re-
ceived provided that no such bond is for less
than 100 dollars.
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4 FOURTEEN thousand eight hundred and sc
l. venty
ACRES OF LAND

ACRES OF LAND,
For sale on the waters Of Seneca creek, in the
county Of Pendleton
On the eighteenth day of next month, by vr-
tue of deed in trust, executed by Robert Bar
clay, to secure the payment of the sum therein
mentioned, to Richard Gsines---I shall, before
the door of the Eagle avern, the city of Rich.
mOnd, proceed To sell, to the highest bidder, for
cssb, all or such part of the said Land, as NAV
be sufficient 20 discharge the said deed,
H. GAINES, Trustee
July II w3wE
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~ JOHN DUNLOP.
Petersburg, July s 1870 If
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-06-06
Laws of the United States.

We this day complete the publication Of the Laws of
the second session of the Eleventh Congress. The
following is list of their titles, with reference to
the dates when they respectively appeared in this
Gazette
An act to authorize the transportation Of
Ger am documents fiee Of postage .-Dtctmber
30, 1909.
An act supplemental to an sct, entitled &c an
act extending the right of suffrage in the lndi-
ana te, 7tory, and for other purposes. = De-
cc,n6cr rs.
An &C, extending The time for issuing and To-
eating military land warrants.--Janua,y 5,
1910.
An act for the relief of William and Elias
Rector.-,Ianuary 10.
Resolution, relating to the official correspon-
dence between the secretary of state and Fran
els J. Jackson, minister plenipotentary OF his
Britannia majesty. 60.
An act to revive and continue in force Tor a
further time, the first section of the act, e'itl-
tied " an act further to protect the commerce
and seamen of the United States against the
Barbary powers. "-January 81.
An act to extend certain privileges therein
mentioned to Joseph Joshua Hyser.-Fe6'aa-
ry +.
An act for the relief Harry Caldwell and
Amasa Jackson, Jeremiah Reynolds and Levin
Jones.-Fr6,na,g II.
An act au,horising the discharge of William
Fawkins from his imprisonment. -Marea Z.
An act to prescribe the mode in which aI~
plica,ion shall be made for the purchase oil land
at the several land Offices; and tor the reiel
of Joab Carret.-N10,ch 7.
An act to revive an act, entitled g an act Tor
the relief of the refugees from tile British pro-
yinces of Canada and Nova Scotia, and Tor olner
purposes. "--Morch 2.
An act making appropriations for the sup
port of government during the year one thou-
sand eight hundred ard ten.--Aia'ra | A.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-06-06
A Mill & small! Farm for sale.

WILL certainty be sold at public auction,
w on the gid day Of June next on the pre-
misses, a Merchant and Ciist Mill, with q
acres Of highly MANFRED land, which has pro
duced so bushels of whesi, and SO bushels Of
corn ID the acre, with complete b,ick dwell
ling-house Of fnodern finish, and liz cessary
out buildings Tor every comfort. II is miles
below the Red Linn Tavern, New Castle ccur-
ty, Del. on the road TO Dover, under good
fence, and the mill just repaired and at work
With il is 3 acres Of woodland, aud 3 res
prime marsh meadow at small distance, AMI
will he sold separate or .ogather. The terms
will lie credit, but generous discount secured
lur cash payment 10 Accommodate moula
men.
The property would peculiarly sui, persons
ct ease and Industry, aud especially those from
the lower counties Of Delaware or West Jer-
sey, as the air and climate would vary li,lj.
from their own. The public may be assured
Of sae, even at reduced price, having mo-
yed Eon ii for tina. purpose.
Jesse Higgins.
n. 3. The whole may be had at private sale
for the low price Of $500 dollars.
May 80, 1870. Is
IF the editors of the Aurora and the United
States Gaz, tie, will give the aoove place IN
their countfy papers. their bills shall be paid
at the post-ofIic= llmngton.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-06-06
BANK OF DELAW ARE,

UtN no. ~. ] 3 IU-
AT an Election held this day, for CHOOSE =
Directors for the ensuing year, on countirg ri''
votes it appeared the following persons were ca
ly elected TO wit Thomas Lea, William Hem
phil, John Eayes,} John FERRIS. Samuel \ =
chols, Joseph Bailv, John !iediick, james Ca
by and Edward TatnaIl.
And at subsequent meeting of the Boar.
7Iomns LIZA having declined reelection to the
Presidency, Joseph 3aity was unanimously a.-
pointed to that station.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-06-06

Of their olhs should. in their legislative capacity
exhibit to their constituents so total direlicIion
from the paths Of honour, of impartial justice
and of fidelity, as to be capable Of deliberately
sauctioning lay absolutely refunding 10 the
counties of Kent and Sussex one thousand dollars
of the present years tax, at the very moment
that they were incontroverih!y acquainted with
from those counties to the state and of laying
the additional bur,hen of / 900 dolls. to make up
the deficiencies Of Newcastle county, at the same
moment that they were renting those of Ken,
and SUSSEX. II is bu, too evident that it has
long been the intention of Kent and Sussex to a.
,voidif possible the payment Of their balances.
The repeated reports Of the auditor uniformly
reducing the amour. OF the balance due, and the
rematkable Circumstance that from the moment
| of the final report of the auditor, in sos, when
| it was found impossible by every strat4gem TO
tkat from that moment this balance (which had
been for some years reported ceased TO form
part Of the report of,he auaitof-and from the
same period was introduced the resolution requir-
ing the auditor to report the outstanding balances
from the year 1890, with the evident desisn of
| throwing these balances out Of sight, and rob-
ing the county of Newcastle altogether of her
Just interest therein. And assert confidently tas
challenge contradiction that i, is dish onorably
intended to ACT cmplsh, Ivy this disgracclal law,
what has long been anxous!y dcsigned-to
e1punge from the records tbs balance, and to
prove by future reference to these proceedings
6nal settlement Of accounts to the passing Of
this law. But will the county of Newcastle suf
fer to pass into oblivion so glA x an imposition
will she permit to pass Undecided by, not only
so gross par,iAlity to Kent and Sussex, but ar
absolute robbery u her own interest in the state
funds II is net so much the value of the in.
+ jury as the principle. admit the principt, ane
: where will imposition terminate. Already the,
have taken from the Levy Court (Which had hi
therc been some check the vower ard con
trout Of assessing this tax. and given it to the au
ditor Of accounts and it only remains for tn
legislature TO demand OF Newcastle county or,
halfor three fouyths Of the states tax, and they
6 have it completely 10 their power TO impose tn
same and enforce the payment.
But have done. When I commenced. III
. nope nearest my heart Was that, the ideas beiu:
thrown our, and The principal facts advances
some more competent pen would have assume
the subject. When leisure and convenience ad
mi, shall cndeavor to acquaiut my fellow citi
zcns with some Of the important measures, wh,c
the lcgsl ture, in their great wisdom, consider
b ed i'apoktic to grant to their constituents.
BRUTUS.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-06-06
SALT FOR SALE,
In Philadelphia.

NOW landing, from on board the ship Phil
~ aleIpi.ia, at Brights' wharf, above Race
street, cargo OF Cadiz SALT, OF The frst
quail ty. And from on board the ship HaIcyon,
at the same place, cargo of coarse SALT, first
q, atty, from the Isle NAV. Enquire of
JOSEPH REYNOLDS,
No. SO, north Water st. Phil,
Who Intends keeping regular supply of salt,
said wharf, which he Will SCI. On the most
reasonable terms.
May l2. 1910. ct
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-06-06
REMOVAL.
MATTHEW KEAN,

INFORMS his friends and the public in gen.
eral, shat he has removed to the house lately
occupied by Nathan BasseIt few doors belgUr
Third street, directly opposite jeremiah WOOL
s.on's grocery store, where he offers for sale
handsome assortment OF ssasonAble goods or
moderate terms.
Wilmington, April al, 1870. Il
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-06-06

sippi terriOry.--Ma,h Ii.
An act making appropriations for the sup
por, of the navy Of the United States, for the
wear one thousand eight hundred and ten.-
March II.
An act making appropriations for the snip
por, Of the military establishment Of the u.
States, for the year C;,e thousand Gig hundred
and ten - No,ch q.
An act 10 extend the time for the locating
Virginia military land warrants, and for return
ing the surveys thereon to the secretary Of the
department of war.--Aia,rh "a.
An act to prevent The issuing Of sea letters,
to certain vessels.--.dhW 4.
An act to make pubic road in Washington
county il The district IF Coumhia.--AhW Z.
An &C, for the relief OF rrstram Hu,sey.--
A,tW 81.
An act to alter and amend an act, entitled
" An set providing for the third census or ,nu-
mcration af the inhabitants oC the u. States"
passed the Goth day OF March. lslo.-.1prA2l.
An act providing fortte thild census or end
mera'ion of the inhabitants Of the u. States
Af,N 25.
An act anthorsing the discharge of John
Neir from his imprisonment. -Moy Q.
An act fer the relief of William Baynham.
| ApM %.
| An act to amend an act entitled sc A N act Cor
the establishment of a turnpike company, in
the couuty of Aicxand,a, in the district Of
! Columbia. "-Any s.
An act to allow he benefit Of drawback on
merchandise transported by land conveyance
from Newport To Boston, and from Boston TO
! Newport in like manner AS If the same were
transported coastvise.-,N0y S.
An act for the relief CT Moses Young
MAY Q.
An act for the relief of John \. Stout
Fcb. %.
| An act in addition to the g Act tn regulate
| the laying OUT and making a road lro-n Cum
bertrand in the state Of Maryland to tie state
of Ohio. FEB. e3
An act for altelng the time rov holding the
district court in Oh.o.-.1,r1 4.
An ac, making an appropriation for the nur-
nose of tryinc the practical use vi Torpedo aud
sub-marine explosion -.dhrU Z.
An act to extend the time for locc,ing Vir.
GINA military land warrants. and for returning
the sn,yeys thereon 70 the secretary of the de
na,,ment Of war.-.1;sra "a
An act to inco, porute a company for making
certain turnpike roads in Ike district OF Cuiuta-
bia.-lGay ls.
An oct 10 amend an act. entitled &c An nc,
eor the establishment, of aturnpike COMPANY in
the county IF Alexandria. in thu district of c..
lumbia."LiSv 3.
An act CONCERNING the commercia! inter-
course between the United States and Great
Britain and France and their dependencies, and
for other purposes MpyI2.
An act to erect a light house at the entrance
Of Scituate harbour, a stone column on SPIT
: of sand on Ike entrance into Boston harbor,
and beacon on Beach point near Plymouth
ha,bor. in the state of Massachusetts /; a Egi,t
At the cn,ranc. Of BAYOU S.. John into lake
p.ncbar,rain and two lights on lake Eric. and
| for bpacons and bu0vS, near the entrance VI
Beverly harbor-1lov ls.
An &C, concerning INVALID pensions rs.-.,E.y
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For Sac

a VERY valuable tract Of LAND, situate
l A in the county of Newcastle, IN the state of
Delaware, about Is acres of Land--one mile
from Wilmington, on the Kennel Rg,a, with
new Stone House, well or good water at the
door, young orchard and some of the best early
fruit, and stream Of water running through
which amply supplies the lots. Enquire of
ANDREW GRIPS, jun. or
JOHN GRIPS,
In Wilmington.
April 25. 1910. 4iq
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-06-06

The present house of delegates of Massachusetts,
consists only of six buulred and Thirty one members.
This out councils the council of 500 all hollow !
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-03

!. !. or "a m, h,ehsss price win be given
for HOGS DRIsfi Es: ether s slss. ssss
81 s. d shs spvgh ssais ~ s.es -. .s. - 3
30 r,sau sad kseps So - naso go =
,s.rsi ssscstnent q 1lsS " I. = 80
s;,i isjoss al ON l.ssss ~ ~ q 81 49,
=. 80 f6ssory spposits ka1
n - sayesns kiDs ss i rs 81 q 4. j. :. !.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-03

ON FfIE;a1olNT RESOLUTION
approving tie condslct Of Tie ExeeutiOe
inrelsfion to the refussf te rtceipe any
fartAer..cema.un;eati en from Francis Jas.
jackson. u
FcoIT1HUED.f S. - sEgs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-27
MELANCHOLY:

CONCORD, N. H Feb. GA more ex-
traordinary and distressing scene. than w,s
experienced in Saubornton in the Ia,s RE
mendous storm Of wind, is seldom known.
Inc sufferers are David Brown, jeremiah
Ellsworth and his family.
On Friday morning the 18th alt. Mr.
Ellsworth arose about An hour before sun
rise; some part of the house was sson burst
in by the violence of the wind. Being an.
Prehensive that the whole house Eosid
soon be torn to pieces, and that the lives
OF the family were ia daaEer, kess. z.
went into the. eeilars taking her youngest
chiid, which. she mad dressed, with her,
leaving her two other children in bed. Mr.
Z. attempted to go to the nearest neigh.
Dor, which vas 20 the north, for assistance
but the wind was so strong against MIN.
tlat he found 1t ippracticaole He then
setous for The nearest the other way, which
IS one fourth OF a mile, ana arrived about
sunrise &c Mr. Browns, when his feet we're
consfderably frozen, aud he so overcome
py the COLI, that he did not dare, and Mr.
brs~n thought u not advisable for him to
return. Bat Mr. Brown took his horse and
sleigh, and went with all possible speed TO
save tue woman aud, her children from I'm .
pehding destruction, When he arrived. he
found MRS z. aud one child in the cellar,
aud the other two IN bed, whose clothes
the wInd'had blown away, so they could
NOT b. dressed. Mr. Brown pat a bed into
the sleigh, put the children upon il, and
covered tnem over with bed clothes, Mrs.
Z. also got toto the sleigh but they sdyan
cd 40 raore Than six or eight rods, be.
fore the sleigh was blown over, and the
cnldrea * bsd scattered by the wind. Mrs
r. hsid the horse, While Mr. 3. collected
the children and the bed. and pat them in.
10 the sleigh again. Mrs. f. then con.
ciuded TO make her escape on foots bu.
before she arrived at the house, she vas
50 oEercome by the cold, that she found il
'mPoss bic 10 walk any further. She made
2 stop concluding that she must thea
PERISH She soon rsade anolher attempt
ey Crawling on her hands and knees /; IN
"s'eh manner she arrived at Mr. BIS
mouse but was so altered in her looks,
lbst her hds5aad did not kaow her. he
concluded twice to 60 to the assistance
o. Nc D. AMI hts children but his
VIE Persuaded him net TO venture,
teiHng h'ia taat Mr. q. aud her chiIdren
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-27
CONGRESS-.
I'm SENATE.
Februmy Is.

The bin further 20 provide tor the relief
Of the refugees fran the Brtnsh provinces
of Canada K Nova Scotia was read third
time and passed.
The Senate resumed the consideration Of
the motion Of Mr. Hillhouse submitted yea
terday.
Me Giles moved to amend Il by striking
out all after the word IS informstiez" and
inserting " whether in the execution Of the
acc, entitled " an act to interdIct the co q.
msrcial intercourse bstween the u. Ststss
and q. Britain and France and their depes-
denotes, and for othef purposes" exports
20 aad imports frem the ports Of G. Britain
or France have been OF are now permitted,
aud whether collectors Of Districts in the u.
states do not admit to an entry goeds the
growth and manufacture of q. Britain or
France, and IL 50, dader what instr lotions
they have acted, in lieu of ths voc Is pro-
posed TO be stricken ou..
Mr. Hillhoose cdiedfsr adiyisioa ofthe
questioo, asd the question for striking out
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-27

hell. Plan. How do you press il so hard,
'on's your kegs burst! Man. No, no, We
ave our kegs make thick and strong, all
Ter cofer Wit big hoops. Plan. Well,
low does the inspector open 1t Man
,penit! We dosh, not want TO open 1t, We
amt TO she'll it--ven It Is prize We weigh It
,nS mark the weight on de top, deh role il
.ut and make little hole in de top, and take
'on chew out every keg den we sent for
le inspector-he give Us certihkit dat fish
:'ean, sount ant merchantble tobacco den
We pays him-iatsh all de tricksh--Plan
Who weighs your kegs, how does the in.
-,pecter know how to mark them Man.
Oh, We tellsh him, he dosh not want to know
tat - We mark de keg. 30 sometimes
ven very thick We mark him %. Plan. But
don't they often weigh more than 20 or %
pounds Man. Oh, yesh, always, de more
de better, some tirtyy some forty, some six.
ty pouuds-bat dat ish all one==Is inspec-
tor wink vid Won eyej de court wink vid
toder eye-sho, viii tell you acting more
about it=gooe by, Mr.. Goosh.
.s X
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-27
Nh. MAcoN's BILL.

The Senate yesterday resuraed the con
siserstion oftke b'ii respecting CONNER
cia! Intercourse with Great Britain and
Fraaee, an4 for o.hcr PURPOSES. % mo
lion Of :. NTH Of Maryland all he
sec''eEs,e Tcepting he two first and the
twelfth vefs sErtcsen out laus remaining
al tie eroYidaas which iuteraiet the cn
trance NO cdr ports and saibors of fjl
81 armed vessels ard mise whch re
reas9be aea.iet.'course Jaw. The vote or
s'fd;pg ca @tgel le Syes--1l noes. L
was o'd-rrd 10 be sngfrssed Tor a third
reading.
Independent American IF Feb. %.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-27

vas CARR. ! 10 the Alternative by Yeas ana
Nays as follow;
! FEAS-Messrs. Andersoa, Bradley.
csmp5ell, Condit, Fraallin, G. ,iI;ard Gerr.
mao, Giles, Gilman. Lamoert Mnnew..
son, Meigs, Parksr, Robinson, Smith Ma
smith, N. York, Tat, Turner, Wniteside.
liz.
NAYS--Msssrs Bay ard, Crawford, Good.
rich, Gregg, Hillhouse, Horsey, Llovd...
|Pickerisg, Reed, umpter-I0..
The question on inserting the amend
ment proposed was carried by Yeas and
Nays. 20 to I. Mr. Reed only voting in. the.
negative. >''e
IND senate resumed the Consideration,
of the appropriation bill. but adjmroeT
without coming to decision on. il. 49,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-27
coxMuNrcA rIos.f
DIALOGUE.

Planter. Do ycn buy ta3acco, sir Mann /.
faeiurer. o. vesa, bugs grcat DIAL totac .
ca y; Vat sort sODacca ish il ? Plan. Mann.
iaciused toeacon5 naiae is, and very aicq
AND good you may slip she kegs of an Il ex-
amlns At from top TO Bottom, and fit is not
prime you may have II for nothing. Man.
, dosh no. want IL, manufactures myself.
glso. AK your pardon, sir. + did MOI
know you were manufacturer but now
rave met with you. you will obliee me
very much X you viii intern me how your
hsisT<ss is conducted in this city, am Told
tax It Is very pro6tsbie business, but tbaf
rhers is some tricks in II, aathere Is in an
tgadess Man. 70, 30, you mishtake, dere
isis utcE ~ al ira0e brt oIrsl, ha ! ha ha !
w, ve tVfsh oor t00acca~ vet, We pot Won
goce iert outs'se AMI tchsew him bast, dal,
fnAke y All black and Juicy and fine for