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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-25
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LGfe2 from Eneiaud.

dos = ~ MAhNH = L
LdtsP from EneE1ud.
BY the Hannibal. arrived here yef.
tsri.y from Ii pool, &c have re-
ctived our regular flies Of London
papers TO Ian. 23.-rhe. King,
though not fully restored 10 health,
was inc profperou, lfzts Of convale-
fence he had taken feyeral walks on
the terrace at Windfor, which was
attended with beneficial coniequcn-
ces, particularly 10 his eight the Re-
gcncy Bill had not been got through
with, but as the important points
were iettled, it was expected the bin
would immediately pats, and Be &C
cepted by the Heir Apparent and
that accordingly the Prince had ia
ken the sacrament, and was prePar-
ing to clothc himfslf with the regal
powers the news from Spain and
Portugal, contained in theie papers,
are not 70 late as our own accounts,
received directly from thoie places.
Large rcinforcements were enbar-
King for Portugal, on the hope and
expectation that Lord Wellington
wonld &c enabled to keep podeilion
of thar country. in defiance of any
power which France could bring a.
qainit it. On American affairs, the
papers arc either iilent or uniateres-
ting MIR Plnkney had received
fome frefh defpatches from our gov
ernmcnt but neither their complex
ION, nor the consequences arifing
from them, are mentioned. There
is difcordance of opinion with re-
gard to the meafures intended TO be
purfucl BY the Rcgcnt-the /" Timer
iays, there viii be no material change
in the administration, fince the ref
friction Of powers, and the Limitation
ofiime, will operate to thew, thar no
general or extenfve plans will be
deemed iudicicus or practicable.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-25

Apr.i ensuing, 10 be observed as day
Of Fasting, Humiliation and Praye
in this Commonwealth.
The sans day is appointed for Q like
purpose in N. Hampshire and Friday
The 18th, in Connecticut.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-25

Ext,ac, Of ie;sey rem London, dated Jan. 3.
The Robinsonova, very fine Ameri.
eaa, WITH tobacco, from Virginia, was cap
tured yesterday off Beachy Head by a
French priyaleer, and carried into Dieppe.
s. much for the repeal q the Berlin ARD III
IAN Gsrrees 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-25

lis understood that the Democrats
are to try all possible means this spring
70 gel q SfDa's ns well "a house of Rep
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-25
MARINE 14EMO.

The brig Penelope, Robinson, from
Blartiriqe; Hero, Lincoln, Demerara,
and Huron, Foot, have been seized in
our harbour for sailing CATER Feb, y
from British Port, where they had
sold cargoes of American produce, and
not served as our merchant vessels are
in France.
Schr. Active, M'KeIlar, from Mar
iGgslante, has also been seized.
The Chronicle, quotes the French Orders
Sf Dec Is, directing the American ves-
GELS TAKEN and HELD in violation of
our Neutral rights, 10 be kept il seuues
ration till Feb. q as proof that Bonaparte,
agreeshly to his promise, had ceased 10 rio
ls,e or Neural Righis an the tSyst o;T NJ oer.-
Ger - But any thing must he said 10
serve the interests Of The EMPEROR, be.
fore those of our own country, because he
Is such An exoeiIenr friend to Republican
ism, Liberty, the Rights of Man. indepen.
deace, Elective Governments, &c. &c.
The Hon. MFR. PIcErRrEo has cornmen.
ccd, in the Baltimore Federal Republican.
series 81 numbers, addressed tot the Poo
Pie OF the United States, in which he pur.
Rases 70 give the Political History of this
Country from our revolutionary alliance
with France to the present porlsntous pc.
Tiod.
On order 10 weaken The esicence of MIR.
PIeKERxNS, against those men VINO have
sePt the country IN regular progress to-
wards ruin ever since ihsy came into power.
The old ifies o. lies AID black euardisrn i
sgain rss0rtedt - by such as have q person
. interest IN keeping % The existsos delu.
sign.
The rev -Iniercomse Law con.
faIns Q singular provision, where il re-
aairss, that AMerican merchants, in or
Ser % hays toe use Of their property.
mus; give bonds lor the good behavior
II The Bgiti2a Ministry ~. Y. Gct.
Ills Exeellency the Governor, with
Tie aarice snd consent oft,ouncil, has
as2oia:sd lAarstr,, &c 18th day CT
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-25

conf. seated under INC Rarboulliet Decree
An American property in France, and her
sublugated countries; THIS was Te1a , .
qa;i nnr President; and still Instructed our
Ambsssador not to Gfrort bis Imperial and
ROYAL Majesty, by telling him ne 'rq'a'
bur stiIl 10 keep open the doors q TINS hon
oyable negociation--So we 60
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PLAIN FACTS


In ali the ports Of Great-Britain, Spain
and Portugal, over which the French have
NJ coutrnul, we hear continually * the safe
SrIival, liberal reception, good treatment.
and depareIre OF American vessels-On
Jnc oher hand in all the ports of The nations
ever which Bonsparte bears rule, we hesE
Of nothing but The detention, robbery, and
sequestralan of American vessels, or tho
sabiection TO exorbilant dsties' Yea the
democrats in our country have the folly and
Impotence TO call Bonapar,e the zRIEND,
and England the ENKMY Of free Uaae -!
The vessels detained in France till Feb.
2, By Effect Of the Berlin and Milan DEGREES,
which sased 10 haze c1Fect on the lst Ct
Nov! ought 10 be in American ports by
this time, If not further visited BY the pow
erful Fhost Of those DEGREES, which died
last August, ceased to Ege lsst Nov. and
launted our vessels till Feb.2!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-25
DortlanO,
Monday, March Is, 1911.

" oh thar tif1cs and Offices
HIRE not de7ioH eor,u~5; and that honoar
Here purchased b. The me'a Of the Srearer."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-03-25

lis Excellency the Governor, with
Tie aaSice sad consent of Council, has
as2oin:sd lAarslr., &c 18th day Ct
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-05
8'ctmoun Prize Gurrelit.
(coRR scrED WsRxLr.1

CASH.
d. e.
sToBAcc3, 90
WHEAT tNEw] .Fs1 so
FLOUR LsppsaFIkx] .8 rs
FLOUR CFINE] 25
CORN, %
HEMP, PER TON, =. 2ao oc
IRON, 10 90
BACON, ooJo
wHIsHEy, 90 So
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-01
(No. ~
(No. ~
FoRsIoN OFrIoK, Dec. 4, 1910.
SIR,

FoRsIoN OFFIoK, Dec. &, 1910.
SIR,
After the most accurate enquiry have not
been able to obtain any authentic intelligence oil
the actual repeal of the French DEGREES, 10 which
your notes of the S5th OF August, and Sd of No
vsmber refer, or of the restoration OF the com
ierce OF neutral nations to the condition in
which it stood previously to the PRONUNCIATION
of those DEGREES
If you should be in possession of any such in
formation, shall be happy to receive it from
you, and for that purpose / request to have the
honor of conference with you at this Office to.
have the honor to be, &c.
(Signcd) -
WELLESLEY.
T1m. Pintney, Esq. &c. G,e. Gc.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-01

FOUND, by one Of my negroes a SADDLE,
Il I've says he found II down by the saw mill in
this city the owner maj iiaye il by describing
The same TO me he mus pay tie expsnces
3ORN LIPScOAB,
Richmond, Feb. ~ w3w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-01
DOCUMENTS

accompanying the Presidents Message to
the House Of REPRESENTATIVES, on the 1871
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-01
Bxnact Of a letter from MI. Pintney to M,
Russell, dated

Russell, dated
October z, 1910.
It may not be amiss to mention that as it viii
be obviously prudent, even fit will be not ab-
soutely necessary, to furnish me with all such
further evidence as can conveniently be gained,
confrmatory Of Our expectation that the French
repeal of the Berlin and Milan DEGREES will take
effect on the first of November beg you to
transmit rue such evidence If you can and as 5000
as it shall be gained. II may be vet imp 'rtsnt
to send me, with as little delay as possible, a.
ter the first Of Novem5ey, the most decisive
proof in your power that the repeal has ea{,a
efsct, at least an offieiS letter from you . 90
stating that fact.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-08-10

heN The plumber of the world and the
mines of Mexico and Peru have been
open to them. Eighteen months ago
received satisfactory information that the
Frenchman who was then Bonaparte's
consul general in Philadelphia, had in the
course of one year received about mil
lion of dollars, for which the French GO
vernment could have no legitimate use in
the United States because it then neither
derived nor needed any supplies from the
United States.
The evidences Of corruption, of false
hood, Of hypocrisy and deceit, in the men
whose official or personal means and in
fluence have for many years given di-
rection to the public sentiment, and man
aged the affairs of the United States, it
has been necessary to exhibit to the view
of my fellow citizens: because the only
hope of political salvation rested on the
public conviction that those men did not
deserve the confidence of the nation
This exposure was anticipated with re-
gret because Gas early remarked +" in
exposing them should unavoidably expose
the nakedness of my country when il
compatible with truth, would infinitely
rather speak the praises Of both" More
remains to be told.
TIMOTHY PICKERING.
July 90, 1914.
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c. A u T 10 N :!

WHEREAS did on the 18th day OF Au.
gust last give my bond to William e NesD-
ton, for two hundred * Fifty dollars, IN con-
sideration ola certain contract, which ne has
failed to comply with-,his is therefore to
caution all persons from taking an assign
ment of the same, as am determined not
to pay it unless compelled by law.
William Lindsay, jun.
August 10 st
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Port of alexandria.
ENTERED

ENTERED
Ship Sybil, Dangerfield, Lisbon salt
and Merino wool toJ. & II. r. Keith.
Sch. Martha Washington, Hussey, Nam
tucket plaster to the master.
Brig Hunter, Nelson, Cadiz; by NJ.
Miller & r. Patton, jun.
The Schooner Brothers Return, Grin
maids of and for Alexandria, was left at
Madeira June sOth to sail in 2days-Flour
IS dollars.
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FOR SALE,
August 10

On board the schooner Martha Washfng-
ton. at Harper's wharf, opposite Captain
Bayne's store, quantity of PLASTER OF
a superior quality. For further particulars
enquire of the master on board.
also,
A part of Freight is wanted for NEW
YORK OF BOSTON, for said vessel Please
enquire As above.
August 10 ~
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-08-10
SATURDAY MORNING, August 40.

Mr.. J. b. Colyin has published a long
Address ITO the People of the United
States" on the subject of the late differ
ences in the cabinet, and in reply to Ro
bert Smith, to whom Mr.. G. attributes
most of the articles published in Balti-
more against him. We have only room
fer short summary Of this Address,
Mr.. Colvin says:
4. That if the insinuatiOns contained in
the Wing, derogatory to his character,
were brought forward in plain terms, he
would instantly commence suit against
the author of them. 2. That he is 'per-
suaded MIR. Smith never wrote one diplo-
matte letter, as Secretary of State, of any
pith or moment" 5. That after perusing
Mr.. Smiths pamphlet, he Mr.. CO. de-
termined on going to Baltimore to induce
the republican editors there, if possible,
to relinquish their defence of the PAM
phlet. That previously to his departure,
he received letter from Robert Smith,
in which the latter warmly invited him to
Baltimore for the purpose of engaging in
the practice Of the law, and offered him
all necessary assistance. That although
he believed this to be a'cunning attempt in
Smith to scduce him from the Admins
tration, he nevertheless returned friend
ly answer, in which he thanks him for the
$. Offer of his services, and denies being
the author Of the Review Of Smiths PAM
phlet, which Review, he says, =" is at once
passionate and feeble, and sactiOns doc
trines, which, if critised by an able hand,
would tend to destroy Mr.. Madison with
the people.' 4. That on his arrival at
Baltimore. he waited on Robert Smith,
who again advised him to remove to Bal
timore. which he peremptorily declined.
That after some conversation respecting
the pamphlet, the approaching presiden-
tial election, &c. he. and Smith "parted
in very friendly way" 5. That immedl-
ately on his return to Washington, he re-
ceived letter from the editor OF the
Baltimore Wing, whom he had seen and
converscd with in Baltimore, advising
him not to write against Smith, as he
(CoIvin) was known to be Vulnerable on
account of many expressions he had ut
tered respecting Mr.. Madison This let
ter Gas published by MIR. Colyin) contains
the following singular passage: "Ipray
God we may have a full settlement with
France; but, really, when l look at our
spiritless behavior, Ihave doubts and fears.
IF Madison makes concessions to England
and persuade the Senate to sanction them'
WE are undone. But, surely he has too
many warnings before him to allow hum
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COUNTERFEIT NOTES.

The public are cautioned to beware Of
taking counterfeit Twenty Dollar Notes on
the Bank of Baltimore now in circulation.
The plate is well executed, but the paper
is somewhat paler than the genuine notes,
and the signatures of Cox and Salmon are
but badly done. They are made payable
to J. May-date not recollected.-Balti-
more .american.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-08-10

to swerve from the right track. Should
he deyiate, however, it is not in the power
q hope) Of coalitions between Virginia
and Massachusetts or of bargains in Penn
sylOania, to re-elect him" Mr.. Colvin
proceeds to state, 6. That "no eombina-
ton of wealth or family influence shall
with immunity sacrifice him to cover the
shame of the Smiths" Samuel and Ro-
BERT whom he says he shall hold respon-
sible for the abuse of him that may appear
in the Wing, because he knows it is in
their power to stop it.
These are some of Mr.. Colvin's state
ments. The Address concludes with an
explanation of some private transactions,
with which it is unnecessary to trouble
the public; nor shall we offer any COM
ments upon this extraordinary publica-
ton, which occupies upwards of seven
columns of Thursdays Intelligencer.
The last Intelligencer expresses his
surprize at the statements in the Aurora
and Wing, which we yesterday noticed,
respecting the pretended conferences be-
tween Messrs. Monroe and Foster. The
Intelligencer adds:
owe feel ourselves called upon to say
that we never heard the circumstances
stated in these papers-although, had
they occurred, they would more than pro-
badly have come to our knowledge in
some shape or other. On the contrary,
We had understood that the interviews be-
tween the Secretary and the minister
were perfectly amicable; and that, how
ever tenaciously the one or the other
might have adhered to the rights or pre-
tensions of their respective governments,
their conferences were conducted in
perfectly decorous and friendly manner"
So much for Col. Duane's veracity:
he "never imposed falsehood upon the
public, and never will.' Oh no his in
formation is always correct!
The importation of India goods into
Canada, from the United States is prohi-
bited. A quantity of these goods, lately
imported into Montreal, have been seized
but it is supposed they will be given up,
as the importers had no previous notice
of the law.
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fP The Members of the Episcopal
Church are respectfully informed, that
there will be Divine Service in Church,
on Sunday next, at the usual hour.
August 8.
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Two Dollars Reward.
August 10.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber, living
near the Little Falls, in the district of CO.
lumbia, an apprentice Boy named JOHN
sCHEVELY, ABOUT II years of ago, black
bushy hair, black eyes, toIerable well made.
Had on a pair Of yellow striped country cot
ton trousers, roundabout blue cloth Jacket,
new black fur hat, coarse shoes & no stock
ings. He has an uncommon large nose,
with scar on his left cheek, and large
lump on the same. The above reward VIII
be paid 10 any person who will bring him
home.
Thomas Mattney.
August 9 d't
e PaImer's Packet will sail
for NORFOLK on Saturday Evening next,
wind and weather permitting.
Augusta
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DAILY GAZETTE
July 90, 1911.

"To sHEw
THE VERY AGE AND BODY OF THE TIME
HIS FORM AND PRESSURE"
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r. G,ay's List Of Prizes

IN THE
Potomac and Shenandoah Navi-
cation Lottery.
EIGHTEENTH DAYS DRAINING.
AUGUST 9, 1911.
No. 1917, prize of $4,000
Nos 1929 $3.50 Io6O5, prizes of Sloo.
Nos. 1896, prize of $50
Nos. 1854 9795 l3245 1869, prizes of
$50
Nos. 1901 1867 $500 2o7o 1924 a4sa-
2l8l 2544 1908 1904 47Ol 44o6 5306 sos
5el5 1864 5000 1884 6o6s e5oS 1919 1888
1898 1865 9289 lO94l lO875 l0598 lll66
1880 1876 1858 1864 1882 1854 1927
l394o 1915 1898 1904 l5o37 l5494 l63S5
1894 1862 1869 l7Os7 1879 1872 l744s
l7s4o ls4o7 1926, prizes of Sl2.
Present gain of the wheel, Sl6,6s4
Tickets at Sl3 for sale by
R. GRAY.
August 10,
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SUBSCRIBERS

To Walsh's american ReuaeU,
Are respectfully informed thsl the third
Numser is just received and ready for deli
very.
James Kennedy, sen.
August 10 cost
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Ten Dollars Reward.

Ran away from the subscriber
in Prince William County on the 24th Of
July last, Negro Woman named CLARY,
with a male child about four months old -
She formerly belonged to the estate of John
Gibson, she is about IS years # age, very
black, about five feet six inches high-she
,ook with her sundry cloathins which can
not describe it is expected she is harb"red
in Alexandria by free sister who resides
there and whose husbands name Is Jesse
Jennings. The above reward will be paid
for securing her in any Jail SO that get
her gain, and reasonable charges If brought
home.
Simon I.uttrelf
Masters of vessels and others are cautioned
against harboring or carrying her off.
August 10. co.'s
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tain rise at o'clock.
August 10.
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advertisement.

PURSUANT to deed of trust from
j .Andreqv Jamieson, and Mary his wife,
to the subscribers, will be sold at pubic auc-
ton, on the premises, on Saturday the
twenty .sixth day Of this instant month, Oc-
.tober, a WHARF and WAREHOUSE, in
the town of Alexandria, and bounded as fol-
lows, viz beginning at the south east
intersection of Union and Queen streets, and
running thence sonthwardly with Union
street, fifty feet-thence eastwardly, with
line parallelto Queen street, into the RI
YER Potomac--thence northwardly, with a
line parallel to Union street, fifty feet to
Queen street-thence with that street to the
beginning. A credit of six, twelve, eight
cen and twenty-four months will be given
the purchaser, on his giving his notes nego-
table in the bank of Alexandria, with an APP
proved indorser, in four equal instruments,
and deed of trust on the property, to secure
the payment of the same.
JAMES KEITH, sen.
JAMES KEITH, jun.
October 3, dts.
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~ PasTURAGE ready for
October 8

60 PaSTURAGE ready tor
the accommodation Of all gentlemen who
may wish to pasture Horses, Cattle or Sheep
on the Island adjoining the Washington
Bridge. i do imagine it as good. if not the
best, the county or district can afford, as
well as its proximity to the different mar.
kets, viz. Washington, Georgetown and
Alexandria
August % d
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Under a Deed of Trust

OIlICl d ASSu VI ! ooS
From .axDREw JAMESON and MARf his rife
to the subscriber,
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
On the premises, on Saturday, the 26th of this
present month of October, the following
VALUABLE PROPERTY,
IN THE TOWN OF ALEXANDRIA, TO WIT:
APIECE ofGROUND, lying to the west.
ward of Union street and northward of Prin-
cess street, beginning on the east side of an
alley, running in direction parallel to.Water
and Union streets, Lightweight feet seven In
ches and an half to the northward OF Princess
street and upon the line of Hepburn and Dun.
das, and running thence eastwardly with their
line, and parallel to Princess street to Union
street, thence northwardly with Union street
fifty-two feet three inches and three quarters
of an inch, thesce westwardly with line pa
rallel to Princess street the length of the first
line to the said alley, thence with the alley
fifty-two feet three inches and three quarters
of an inch to the beginning, being moiety Of
the ground conveyed by John Allison 80 the
said Andrew Jameson and Robert Anderson,
which hath in the division been allotted to the
said Jameson Also, an undivided moiety of
Riddle and James Dali to the said Andrew
Jameson and Robert Anderson; the ground
SO conveyed, being bounded as foIloweth -
Beginning upon the south side of King street
forty feet six inches to the eastward of Water
street, and running eastwardly upon King
street twenty -four feet, thence southwardly
parallel with Water street one hundred and
sixteen feet to twenty feet alley, thence
westwardly with that alley twenty feet,
| thence with straight line to the, beginning.
Also, an undivided moiety of certain Rent
Charges, amounting to two hundred and two
dollars and half, issuing out of certain Pieces
of Ground, lying upon the east side of Water
street and south side of King street, which
are secured by valuable improvements.
James Keith.
October 8 dts
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G.. W. Carlin's Academy.

rHE citizens Of Alexandria are respect
\ fully informed, that on Monday Even
sno the asa Of thisinstant, the subscriber VIII
commence NIGHT SCHOOL for the recep-
ton of pupils who may wish to be instructed
in Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Book
Keeping and the Mathematics, in its various
branches, on Fairfax street, nearly opposite
MIR. Jonak Taomtson's, where those wishing
to be instructed any ofthe above vii please
apply to -, !.
September IL du
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mboYklnt Letter..

From four Of the Members of the first
Baptist Church of New York, appointed to
examine into the conduct of their Pastor,
the Rev. Mir. PARKINSON, and report tho
same to the different ministers of the church,
can be had at R. Gray's and Cotton < Stew.
arts book stores.
September
Trial of Mr.. VIM. Pdrkinso on.
TINE Public may now be gratihed with
the perusal of one of the most extra
ordinary Trials that perhaps ever appeared,
viz. The Trial Of Mr.. WILLIAM PARKIN-
SON, Pastor Of the first Baptist Church inthe
city of New York--for an Assanh & Bat cry,
on Mrs. EGza Wlntringham, one OF the mem.
bers of his church.--Taken IN short hand BY
w. Sampson, Esq.
For sale BY
Cotton & Stewart.
Septe mber %