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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-09-18
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From the Irish Magazine.
DER.fyD.

FROM thc IRISH
THE free and happy citizens of the Unitei
States, are driven to the highest degree d
irritation by the proud and piratical policy d
the British ministers under the operation d
what they arc pleased to term Orders If
Council" by which every American ship
trading to any port, not British, is liable o
be punished or coniiscated. In proportion %
the rapidity of her doctrine, the insolcn,c
and injustice of Britain appears to advance.
In the vigour of her strength she attempted
to deprive infant America of her indepen-
dence, but was driven ignominiousy from
the soil sho attempted to iasten her nonopo-
lizing claws on /; the consequences are, a
mcrica instead Of remaining gloomy desert
ed province, encountered with soldiers and
tax gatherers, shut out from the commercial
world, has become the second trading nation
on the globe, and the rival of England her
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-09-18
July 81.


The American brig Alert, Nichols, from
Bordeaux, is arrived a, Portsmouth, detain-
ed. This vessel soon after she left Bordeaux
was fallen in with by the Semiramis, capt
Richardson, who put several hands into her
and sent her to Plymouth. When they ar
rived off Ushant, the Americans rose upon
the British seamen, and took possession OF
the ship Four of the men they battened
down and the others they sent adrift in the
iolly-boat. Soon afterwards the Vestal fell
in with the Alert; the captain represented
the inutility of OBTAINING him, as he had just
been boarded by the Semiramis. Captain
Berkly, however, was not satisfied with this
reason and upon his expressing his deter
mination to send him into British port, the
American captain told him the truth, and ac-
Cordingly four men belonging to the Semira-
mis-, were discovered in the hold. The men
in the Jolly boat have not been heard OF
PLYMOUTH, July 81.
The Morning Star for Morlaix, sails this
evening with two American gentlemen pas
sengers, Messr.. Wells and Arden--the for
mcr is charged with dispatches from Mr..
Smith TO MIR. Russell, at Paris.
The King had experienced a paralytick
stroke, and was SO much worse as to be de-
SPARED Of
The Duke of York had made himself pop
ular among the Catholicks, by relieving all
soldiers of that religion from being in the
least constrained to attend Protestant Wor-
ship.
Sir Joseph Sidney Yorke sailed on the 10th
of July. The Courier had centracicted his
being destined for the coast of America.
The little, petulant feeling excited by the
first accounts of the affair of the Little Belt
had calmed down.-The account of Captain
Bingham, Of course, received the most cre-
dit. But it was not believed the British gov
ernment contemplated any hostile step to-
wards the United States.
The Fly, Adams, from New-York, for St.
Petersburg, is sent into England. Ferrcl,
seaman, says he was ON board the President
at the battle but cannot tell what ship fired
first.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-09-18
PLYMOUTH, July 81.

The Morning Star for Morlaix, sails this
evening with two American gentlemen pas
sengers, Messrs. Wells and Arden--the for
mer is charged with dispatches from MIR
Smith TO MIR. Russell, at Paris.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-23
Artificial Mineral Water.
April g..

TUsT received, GRATED Soda Water, a
i. pleasant and refreshing beverage, which
in medicinal application has been found high
ly useful in calculous, equity and rheumatic
affections it allays faverish irritat; ons. and
removes debility, produced by relaxation
from excess, intcmperance, &
1t powerfully encreases the appetite, and
promotes digestion, neutralizes a:idities in
the stomach, and corrects vitiated bile -
hence it will be found an agree:.le remedy
Cor, or preventive of many diseases, par
ticularly those which are most prevalent in
warm weather-for sale BY
Richard II. Little,
Apothecary and Druggist,
Fairfax street.
~ Other Mineral Waters are expected
shortly, of which = supply viii constantly be
kept. R. H. L.
April 10 dlw&awn
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ultimately e WILLIAM PHILIPS,
Attic Columbian lnn, MafKet street

WILLIAM PHILIPS,
Attic Columbian lnn, MARKET street
No. s.
do hereby certify, that was ',oien'V at
tackled with the pleurisy on SUNDAY 'He OF"
instant, immediately sent 10 p"ysicia''
who bled me twice within the space o. aoou'
,6 hours, all to no effect my lever sun IN
creased and my pains SO violent that had no
knowledge of my nearest relations, nor even
NV parents on Tuesday morning the 10th,
nv father procured me aphial OF Paul $ 70 :,
,,m,,ian Oil which was Immediately apphsd
~ nv right side, where the pain WEE the Sc
verest. three or four times, win Pieee %
flannel kept to the part affected, and TOOK
fifteen drops internally three times Gay lof
the first two days; and the second day alter
using the oil, was ao!e to walk about the
house. the third md fourth days Hook OF the
oil fifteen drops night and morning, winch
entirely relieved me from pain and tevcr,
thanks be to Cod for it, ard now am well
man. WIN. PEACOCK.
Baltimore, April 9th, 1910,
Harrison's Creek.
No. T.
We do certify that on Thursday the l7th
instant, we were tarring new seine tor S'r
John Clark, and by accident the seine took
fire which, by endeavoring to put out the
flames. John Clark and Thomas Adams got
severely burnt in the face, we immediately
got some Columbian Oil from MI Paul, and
applied it to the parts burnt, which gave ease
in the course Of twenty minutes, and has ien
~. mort. f,ae from bliSterS.
-" JOHN PEACOCK,
THOMAS ADAMS,
JOHN CLARK.
Baltimore, April 18th, 1910.
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For Sale or Rent,

That noted Stand at the corner Of Wash
ington and King-street, consisting Of stor''
and accommodations for a family, ncwin the
occupancy of Captain Black. Possession may
be had the first Of May rext. For iur,he'
inform alton please to apply to
John Roberts.
April 8 laws"
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For Sale at Pubic Vendue,

On the lst day Of next month, a valuable
LOT of GROUND, at the corner OF Fairfax
and Wilkes streets, forty one feet seven inch
rs ON Fairfax and seventy seven feet on
Wilkes street, to an allej Of three feet at
this corner is pump of good water known By
the name Of Yost's Pump.
Also,
Half square of GROUND, next below
I,utz's lanyard, save small part sold OF %
feet front on St. Asaph street, by lls feet
inches back, and another Lot OF the same size
Joining the first, on which is reserved
eround rent of % dollars per annum which
ground rent is proposed to be sold separate,
and then the remainder of the ground
For the ground rent note negotiable in eli
Their of the banks will be taken with an APPROX
ed endorser, payable in 6, 9 and 10 months
with interest thereon.
For the remainder of the half square which
is on ST. Asaph, Wilkes and Pitt streets and
the corner lot by Yost's pump, one tenth OF the
purchase money will be required in hand, the
remainder in three equal annual payments,
with interest from the day of sale, which IS
made to secure Jacob Hoffman for his en-
dorsement of certain notes ut the Bank Of Po-
eo,nac, as per deed Of trust from WIN, Hars-
horne, to the subscriber, for that purpose.
JONAH THOMPSON, Trustee.
Also, ut Private Sale,
A Water lot, extending from Wilkes street
southwardIy l76 feet inches, and from Wa
ter street eastwardiy to the river my Mill
and Plasta.ion called Strawberry Hill--lS0 a.
cres of Land, mostly in wood, on both sides Of
Holmes's run, joining Shoales's mill and the
land Of William H. TerTitt, Esq On pay
ment of a small part Of the purchase money
liberal credit will be given for the remainder;
terms will be made known by application to
William Hartshorne.
4th mo. S. lawds
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Charles Simms. President.
Jonah lhompson,1
Iohn Mason, Direct
Henry FoxaIl, ors.
William Steuart,

Mr.. ARRANGEMENTS aaNiDS oeen rnauc 10
COZ. ,nence the sale O. ;i,Scts comp, .zing the
above Lottery, the pm ht are hereby INFORM
Ell, TIA, am now prepared to .ceive pro-
posals from nj. such persons as may be dis
posc,l u purchase, or Otherwise contract Tor
the sale thereof on commission. Purchasers
taking 100 Tickets, or more, WILDE entitled
to credit OF thirty days after the drawing OF
the Lottery, on giving notes with approved
endorscrs, negotiable at any OF the Banks
witain the District Of Columbia.
Jos. Carleton,
Asest for the Potamac Company
THE DRAWING OF THE
Potomac and Shenandoah Manga
y ton Lottery.
VY~hE public are hereby informed. that
at meeting of the President and Di-
rec,ors of the Potomac Company, held at
Brpok's tavern. in Alexandria, on Monday,
the ,o,h day OF December, 1910, ii was de-
,ermined that the drawing of the Potomac
and, Shenandoah Navigation ottery shall
commence on the first Monday in May next.
Ry order of the President and Directors.
JOSEPH CARLETON, .4sens.
Georgetown, Dec. 2o-fJar, l2.)
The public are farther informed that COM
Formally TO a subsequent resolution OF the
managers " the lottery, the price OF tickets
will he advanced from the slst OF March
newt to ten dollars and fifty cents, and that
no tickets sftes the 2s'h day of April next
v;,, he, sold AZ a. Y ether placr than at their
ofE;ce or off cs n the district of Columbia
I i thereto, Q, conf iently hoped, under
these .recnla.i,as, That persons. des'rous OF
pumo,iaa the. chiect o this lottery and who
have pos vet supplied themselves with tick
etc. viii cmsraee TIE opportunity OF doing 1t
h.are they are withdrawn from the distant
agents.
BY order Of the Managers
Joseph Carleton, agent.
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TO LEASE,
On Ground rem TOR rUer,

On Ground rem 7oF fOeT,
A Lot of Land, situate at the
corner of Duke and Washington streets. 1t
win be divided into several lots or the whole
as may best suit persons wishing to- rent
The place can be seen at any time on sppti-
cstion to the subscriber. There are on the
front of the lot two wooden buildings, aad
extends on Washington s,rset TO Mr. ona-
than Scholic.d's, on which he has lately e.
rected three handsome brick houses Eppiy
to
Charles Midnight.
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April 8
lust Published.

Ind for sale at This Office,
An GRAFTON, delivered by RIcH.K'
BLAND LEE, Esq. at the request OF the Wash
ington Society, on the aad If February as''
in comnemoration oi the Biysh q NssA g
ton.
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N o. / | G E.

THE subscriber intending to leave Alex
andr;a for few months, Ton voyage to the
West ladies' offers fer sale three building
LOTS with the improvements thereon, situ-
.tcd between his wharf and Union street,
subject to u free use of the alley from said
street to the river.
He viii also rent his Warehouse and Wharf
for one or more years-and requests all those
who have claims against him to call and set
tic the same on or before the 25lh day of the
present month.
JOHN TUCKER.
April Z. iaW3w
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Paul's Patent hyalh6le
COLUMBIAN OIL.

The inventor OF this highly es!eeHleo Ae-
6icine is native of America and the comPo-
sition is the production OF American SOIL,
consequently it is in every sense OF the word
domestic, it is not putfed up with numerous
train of pompous foreign certificates OF per-
ons from whom by the great distance eoa'
separates us It's impossible to OBTAIN '"io'-
nation, therefore the public has better secu.
rity for their money as there cannon DC ' !.
east shadow of deception TO cover ms meu'-
cine, for he simply appears before the COM
m,,n;tv with his invention and an experiment
t.l detail of the various cases in which 1t re-
ally is go wonderfully eMcacious and IN which
hcis supported by the following ccrt'hsa, ",
whose names are not only subscribed ou'
,be;r nersons may also be consulted' oeinS
res;dcnts within the circle OF our neishoof-
hood. The follow ing are the complaints IN
which the Columbian Oil has been iouna 50
efficacious and rarely ever tails OF enec1ihe
cure, viz Rheumatism, consumption pains
in anv part of the body, but particulars? IN
the back and breast, colds and coughs, tootn
ache, spleen, plcurisies, cholic, cramps, ex-
ternal and internal bruises, spralns anu hesn
wounds, scaids and burns, whooplng cough
and mumps, and dyscntry and bloody lux
G, oup and the summer complaints IN chill
.dren, and in weak stomach that Is Caused
by Indigestion, constant sinking and loss o. Of
appetite, it will act as powerful oracer ~
the relaxed fibre and restore tito Its proper
tone.
I, seems as though nature had ranked 1t the
6st of the class oil all pectorals and expecto-
rails for the relief of the breast and lungs as II
scarcely ever fails of removing distractions
in either, particularly those who are tiou-
bled with phthysick or asthmatic complaints
,yho in the act of walking fast, stopping or
wing down are almost sudocated. halfa tea
snoon full of the Columbian Oil will render
some relief simultaneously, and it continued
sereeabiy to the directions in SUCH cases VII,
prove aradical cure, by producing tue fan
power of imitation 10 the lungs and Tree eS-
pansion ofthe breast
Certificates Of Its efficacy.
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Eleanor Elliott.

SIR
Icomply with your request Of stating
nv opinion Of Paui's Columbian Oil being
an effectual remedy for the letter worm.
have been afflicted with the letter in my hand
for % years, and have made trial of many
medicines which have been recommended.
bu, all to no effect. Hearing Of Paurs CO.
lumbar Oil, about the l5th of January last
proving an effec,ual cure for the ring worm
and similar complaints, Immediately 60, a
phial of your Oil and applied it agreeably to
the directions for about two months success.
s;yely, when the letter left me and has not
made its appearance since.
Susanna Purden.
N. B. NV Susanna, a child aged twenty
months and days, was taken about the mid
die of July last with a violent cough, which
the neiehbors said was the hopping cough l
gave her six drops of the Columbian Oil,
which eaye immediate relief, and proved an
stfectual cure.
Sara.oga-strest, Baltimore, Aug. q, 1909
No. s..
Baltimore, Sept. s, 1903.
The oil that received by Mr.. Elliott for
the cold, did me great deal Of service, and
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-23

Five hundred tickets to be drawn each
day, and the drawing to commence with the
least possible delay
Purchasers Of 100 tickets or more, to be
entitled to a credit of thirty days after draw.
ing' OF this class, for notes, with approved
endorsers.
All prizes not demanded within six months
after TIE tlr,wing Of this class, will be consi-
&ercd as given up for tn beaehs OF the lot
terry.
This scheme, it is believed affords an
equal prospect Of gain to adventures with
any ...hcr which ha. been offered to the pub.
lie Those wiz. are interested in tbs COM
merce ant agriculture Oft country adJacen,
~ the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers, have
additional, Inducements to give their support,
a. the moacy To he raised by the lottery is
g,r their Immediate benefit and convenience.
Il is also opca that the patriotic and public
sriritcd will be disposed TO countenance and
z aurage a measure which has tor its object
H. ,acilita,ing realy and convenient COM
n, .ni :a,ion between the western country and
* atlantic, tending to connect the Interests
of the eastern and western states, and to
Al
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

Valuable Lands for Sale.
IN PURSUA NC E Of deed executed to the
subscribers on the eleventh day Of August.
1903, by the la.o Robert T. Hooe, Esq in
trust for certain purposes thereby express
ed, they will proceed to s'll, stpnblic auc..
ton, at the coffee house. in the town Of
Alexandria on THURSDAY, the 3oth OF
May next, at elev o'clock. the following
YALUA8LE PROPERTY, viz.
One LOT in that part Of the City
Of Washington formerly known by the n7me
$500 square feet or Whereabouts. tSpe Tract
OF Land laying OIL Conrad's Run, in HamP-
shire county, Virginia, containing 7ss acres
or thereabou,s. Seven Tracts of Land adj
Joining each other, in Ohio county,, Virgil
MIA. between Grave and Fish Creeks, con.
tanning altogether about 3a45 acres The
titles to the above lands are believed to be
perfectly good and inoispu;aole. The sale
will be made on a credit of s, 3 and Is
months, for approved endorsed notes, nego|
table in the bank of Alexandra.
Charles Simms,
Thomas Swami,
K. Harrison.
February %. lawtds
N. h. The Editors of the Virginia Patriot,
Richmond Repubi an Farmer, S'aunton.
Winchester Gazette, Winchester; National
Intelligencer, Washington City; and Pits
burg paper. are requested to publish the a.
boye in their respective papers once in earh
week till the sale, and forward their accounts
to thi. office for payment
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Also, ut P32Uate Sale,
Ground Platter.

Gf0u111 Fzdl5te3.
The subscribers nave on hand and intend
keeping constant supply OF G 70 Nv d
P.- AISTER OF p IRIS, which
ley offer for sale.
John M'Pherson & Son.
month 9Th. co
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THE subscribers. appointed
by tae general assembly OF Virginia, to re-
ceivc subscriptions for r'isng capital stock
OF Four Hundred Thousand Dollars, in shares
of 4ven.y Dollars each, one-fourlh to be paid
a, the time of subscribing, under an act pas
scd on the sth dav Of January, 1911, emit
tied, 9" An act to incorporate Company IN
the borough of Norfolk for Marine lnsurar-
ces, and other purposes, by the name & style
of The UNION Insurance COMPANY OF
NORFOLK Thereby give notice, that books
will be openediat the;Exchange Coffee-house,
in the borough of Norfolk, on WEDNESDAY
the first day Ct May, and will continue open
from day to day unit! six thousand shares are
subscribed.
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SEPTEMBER 1909.

SEPTEMBER 1909.
I do certify that have been ailing nearly
two wears with hectic cough and violent
oppression at the breast. applied to the
most eminent physicians and could get no
relief from nv low state Of health, until 1
rot paul's Columbian Oil, and found imme~
da,e relief. I take this method of inform
inc the public of the efficacy Of this valuable
medicine, from the cures which have ex
ncriepced-I think it incumbent on me to
offer the same to the public.
Elfha Seward,
Baltimore, No. Is, Water street, sign of
Plough. sept. ioo9'
horeby certify, that had cough and
main in nv stomach for upwards oftwo years,
whenI was recommended 10 PauPs Column
ban Oil procured one phial of that valua'
bic medicine, which has restored me to
good state Of health ara,n
Thomas Elliott,
On the Hoek's-tows road, near the turn
February IL, 1909.
Nos
have great reason 10 DC very 'natA'al loi
being recommended to Paul's Columbian Oil
I had been afflicted with violent pain in my
back, so that was not able to walk. pro-
curel one phial of,he Oil, and received
immediate relief, and have been very we'll
ever since.
N. B. I had violent tooth ache about two
or three months ago, when l dropped few
drops of the Oil on some lint, and applied ii
to the tooth affected, and Ireceived immedi-
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William Pennock,
Richard E. Lee,
TheO. ArmStead,
Christopher Fry,
r. Bowdcn,
Jacob Klein,
w. A. ArmStead.
arch slap 49, div
g. D Y E | N c..

THE subscriber informs the manufactu.
rers, and citizens Of Alexandria and its vici-
nifty, that he has commenced the Dyeing Bu-
.Iness in all its vari ;us branches, in The house
lately occupied by Mr.. George Drinker on
Alfred street, nearly opposite Mr.. John kitch-
.er's; will warrant his colors equal 10 any in
Europe, and will be thankful to those who
will please to favor him with their custom.
Thomas ireland.
April 9. tn TN & sa Sw
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IuH PubIlhed,
December Is.

~
.A.d ready for detiusry 20 subscribers,
z The first number Of the American Review
Of History and Politics, and General Reposa-
tcrY of Literature aud State Papers Con.
Quoted by Robest Walsh. jupe Esq.
Co,aditions Of 6neseriation.
1. This work Will he printed on good
nape.. ia octave, and will consist Of aum-
bsrs annual!y, of at icast two hundred pages
each, to be issued quarterly.
3 Tie FIRST number will be issued On the
last of y2nHaTy, ISL
:. Price OF subscription, six dollars per
annusa, to be paid on the delivery of the Sc.
cona nan,ber OF every year.
4. Distant subscribers are expected t" pay
In advance. or nPon the delivery Of the arst
nnu,ber.
a. Subscriptions received by
JAMES KENNEDY, sea.
.8oa&sasier, King street.
L.cszasy a.. ,esas
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FOR SALE.

A LEASE for lives. for 81: acres os land
y Iy,ns in the county OF Fairfax. and DC
Ing part of the tsaet OF iaad called sapt "a,
.gcrsa." the annual pess of which is si'y doh
las. II is about niss miles srosn Alexandria.
the Little Riser TurnpiAe so,a passing neat
Il. Yheee is Ca said iarra very Convenient
dwelling and tar7& asassss AID geoo apple
orchsrd. as,a a:so.s, stxtecr asSes IN cisyers
.a,a, 70 asy ia the aeighboshooa: about the
sa,,e .,,,snsitx of tigssi,y meadow OF excel
,s., quality. and a. usacs nasre .asas prosoasi
1.s,s laru, 10 a,s;aea iato Eve iets, zsd the
tepc,ns in s.aleraele sss-is II il is act dis
uossd Of By she srSs of oeete~, L sa lease
E Ter Hsas. X Is 90 sstaated as TO make f~o
sea.mcaas. Any esison wishing to purchases
ar ,sase ss;e farm ser iisss, viii saease apply
- che ssnAesibes sesiaieg Oh the premises.
Ioleph Powell,
xuSs,. sAxa
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ROBERT GRAY,
RookseLLer e SMtaoner,

Ohtosite the Washington 1avern--AnS S''ee''
HAS LATELY RECEIVED ron SALE
1Ae following Books:
ARABIAN KNIGHTS Entertainment, q
vols. calf, gilt.
DE Ouevedos' Works, 5 vols. 60. DO.
Spectator, vols. do. 90.
Ditto. 10 vols. do. co.
Cavello on Electricity.
Cooper's Surgical Dictionary.
Bells Anatomy, vols, cat.
Medical Extracts, S vols. cali, with su.
perb plates.
Darwip's Phylologia, Thompson's Con-
spectus, Clark's Homer, 1ooke's Panthe' n
Bells Surgery, vols. Cuiien's fractice'
Cullen's Materia Mcdca, HalLer's Physloio"
KY, Henry's Chymestry, Hoole's 1asso, git
binding, Blzirss Sermons, vols. HE DO
rough, poem, by Grab, Parks Chynes'
try.
Virgil, Horace, Cesar, Ovid and sailust
Delphini, Clark's Corderi, Rippon's Hymns
Comley's Grammar, Pocket and Family bi-
bes. School do and Testamerts, Hutton,s
Bookkeeping, Jackson's do. Gibson's Sur
veying, Flats do Ainworth's Latin Die
tionary, Humess Essays. Bolinbrook's works.
Ladies and Gentlemens Pocket Alnanacs,
for 1911 Also large stock of Writing anu
Wrapping Paper, Bonnet & Bandbox Boards
Playing Cards, States, &c.
n. B. Country merchants supplied with
school books, ST ionary, sc. &c. on liberal
erms.
November 7.