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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-02-15
Decembe, 3. Ia
UNION TAVERN,
At the Sign of the american Arn,s.

at the oiSn q me Hme'e@| ~" 'A'
The subscriber takes leave to inform
h;s friends and the pubic. that ne mas open
ed a Tavern in the large brick building at
tie corner of King and Patrick streets, IN
the town Of Alex andria, where hc Is provided
with every thing necessary for the comfort
able acconsnod alton Of travellers.
His statue. are large and convenient, aad
attended by a careful and tfusty hostler.
He soiicits the cosntenance and patronage Of
his friends and the public. and assures them
Of his utmost exer:ioas TO afford every posi-.
HE satisfaction to those Who may DC pleased
10 visit his house Ten or twelve genteei
h,,raers viii be taken on reasonable terms.
James Wigginton.
Jaz2ary 90. Lars"
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Alexander Moore, Reg.
This is to give notice, that the

i''o 40 W S,''S 1i'ei~' Liz. LIN
subscribers OF AieXandIi.l coanty, in the dis.
tric, Of Columbia, have ob,sihed from ls
Orphsn's Court Of SAID County, lsttcrs q
administration On the personal estate Of Jim
Kin, aid late OF. the county aforesaid, deceas.
ed. All peraons having claims against The
said deceased, a"e hereby warned TO EXHIBIT
the SAME with tire vouchers thereof To tie
subscribers on or before the 9th day OF Au.
gust rext ensuing, or thoy may BY law be
excluded from all benefit to said estate, anil
those indebted thereto arc required to nike
immediate payment. Given under our l.acds
this ninth day of February.
Lucy Kincaid, admr'x.
John Richards, admir-.
Of John Kincald.
Februarye g. ec8w.
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THE SUBSCRIBER

Having purchased Mr. PArTEN's stock OF
goods, and removed his store to the house
which he formerly occupied 1T The corner
Of King and Pitt streets, and opposite the
Washington tavern; which makes his as
sediment complete Offers for SAFE the iol'
lowing Articles -
MADEIRA, Port, Lisbon, Sher-
ry, 1eneriffe and Malaga WINGS; apple,
peach and cognac brandy; Holland gin,
whiskcy and cherry bounce jamaica, Anti
qua, Demarara and New England rum loaf
lump and brown sugar; imperial, Young by
son and old by tea in chests and cadas {;
apples In barrels; cheese; table salt III bas-
kets pepper; race and ground ginger; al
UNI !; copperas madder; pimento; starch !;
fig blue indigo pearl and scotch barley
potatoes chalk salt; stone, carthen dnd
glass ware American and English salt pc.
ire; powder and shot; mackarel; Holsters ];
pepper and cider vinegar; molasscs cocoa !;
oranges anchovics olives figs; csscice
Of spruce; gauver Jelly; preserved lines,
lemons and oranges; Nancy apple; citron
AID citron jelly lime Juice; honey in bot
ties West India pickles; almonds; pick
;
marinds Martinique cordial groundnuts !;
real IIavanns Seears american do Chew
ng tobacco; Hamilon's, Leiper's and Car
rats snuff; Maccabaw and rappee do; sper.
msceti, mould and dipt candles chocolate !;
bed cords rice; sweet oil pins mus
tard ink powder; black ball; butter in FIR
kins coffee i'll bags Glauber's salts etc.
etc.
The above articles are particularly select
ell for family u.s. and will be sold low. A
constant supply Of such articles as the sub
scriber purchased of Mir. Pittcn, VII! be
kept.
~ Wanted, young lad about 10 years
Of age, who can write fair hand and can
come we'll recommended for steady and sns-
rai habits. None other ueed apply.
Christopher Neale.
January Is. i2wtf
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January 90.
&C. REMOVAL.
] O. Ii n K n l G. Fl 7,
SadIIar 81 Jarness.
e Harness maker.

u EG5 leave to inform MS fliehds q NH.
ID lie in general OF Alexandria and its i.
c,nity, that he ilas removed from his oa
slard upper end Of King street, to the ssa.
lately occupied by MIR. M.hiiisttr, and a.
joining the store OF Mr.. Rooers and nc; rlv
Opposite the Indian Queen tavern. where
those who may please 10 favor him with their
CUSTOM in either OF The above branches, my
rely On being accommodated On as reasos-
Die terms and at the sa nc ,ine with as nc,,
and seryiceabe work as any other pel.o in
the district can produce, and with The great.
est despatch.
N. B. Wanted Immediately Jour.
neyman. None but good workman
will answer.
JaNuury 20. 2aUSw
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Notiee Is bere6y gauen,

p,rsrant TO decrtal order OF Fairfax couns
~ court, made OH the oath day OF August.
: 1910, will be sold, at public saie' to the
highest bidder, on the premises, ON Tues
dav, the twelfth day OF February next, if
fair; ifnot, on the next fair day +; on Gre
dit of twelve mon,hs-the purchaser Civ
ing bond with approved security
Sundry improved (and one unin-
improv,dI LOTS, in the town OF Colchester,
and three acres of LAND adjoining the said
town and some of the lots aforesaid, which
William Thompson, late of the county afore-
said, died seized of: Also sundry personal
property belonging to said William Thomp-
sons estate.
1t the same time and place us! also be
sold, on the same terms,
The right vested in the said Thompson,
of, in, and to, two unimproved LOIS IN the
city of Washington, ard district Of Columbia,
and one thousand acres Of LAND, situate III
Harrison county, and state of Virginia.
These sales are made for the beneh' OF the
said Thompson's creditors in said order men,
toned. The title papers, &C. Will at the
time and place of sale be produced. he
purchaser on the execution Of proper bond,
will receive deeds for the landed, proPerty.
Richard Radcliffe,
NJ. G. G. Fairfax county.
NoTE- tits expected that the creditors or
some person for them, will attend.
R. R.
December 20. 2awis
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HAMILTON'S
CELEBRATED WORM DESTROYING
N T. z {. + s.

4, Z z ~ u e -.
(Which there is reasoa to believe, have
,v;,n,n ten wears past, cured upwards OF two
b,,;l-ed thousand persons OF both sexes, OF
ere am In every situation, OF various
d,, yeron, complaints arising from worms,
.,,,, RON o,,t,u lions or ioulness in the sto-
mach a.,d bowels.
r,;s n,ed,eine bears no analogy whatever
=, o,hers of similar title, SO commonly COM
nl,ined Of as operating with Vloience on tue
r,.,,r.rv. = particular excellence OF this re-
,.lr = lis being suited to every age = con-
sti,u,iol. 1t contains nothing oue "h"t Is
periectiy innocent. and Is so mild IN It's oPe-
ZION that it cannot inJure the most delicate
nr.,eoant lady, or the tenderest Infant o,
M.ex cid shr uid no worms exist IN the ooay,
hn, vii, WITHOUT pain or gripping, cleanse the
,,,,,.ch and bowels Of whatever Is tout or Oh
f.,s,ve. and thereby prevent the production
- ,,rros ant, manv fatal disorders. he To-
are particularly efhcaCious in Carrying
oer II cross 1ulnols and e,uptions, ieversh
o,l.h;6ons complaints, anu are the safest and
,o,,i,s purgalive that can bs urged on any
'ucraSior,.
Jose Of this medicine given occasionally
,h. warm season will eiectually pre-
We, tbz vomivag and purglng OF children,
s re .l:ni disorder which annuaiiY destroys
,...,ns.ads Of the infant part OF our citizens.
lis }ises,ss the mi:dest and most certain re-
,,adr .,.oSu and has restored to health aud
strencth great number wheh IN an advanced
.,ass f this fatal complaint. Particular and
~ +. distractions are given for every part OF
&c necessary treatment in such eaaes'
cni,lren generally taketais medicine VITA
raaeraess having pleasing appearance and
an agreeable taste.
Dr Hamilton; Grand RejaerSs'ue.
which the nvenso, confidently s,a;a. f rec IN.
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FOR SALE.
February g.

A SMART Maryland BOY. about sixteen
years Of age, accustomed TO wait in gentle
maa's Rouse, and 10 work in q gait!e:;--is Il
slender make, and would uma.e ala eaCeiis.iI
BAcHxLos's servant. Pcfs.ns disso ed 10
purchase viii apply for AM io"inatioi' Walt
ed TO he Printer
February -. eo2|
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2a4uSW
ORPHANS COURT.

Alexandria County, Fe6. Tenn. 1871
ORDEnsD, That lrc administrators OF !oln
Kinca.d, aeceazed, do laser, lie folio ipg
Advent emen: three times IN each wec; fcr
eight weeks in the ak Andiia Dali. G..
Zclte.
Test
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August 9 l..

At the annual meeting of the
Stockholders in the Little River Turnpike
Company, in the town of Alexandria, on the
first Monday in December, 1910, the fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously adopted {:
That for the purpose of encouraging the use
of broad wheel Wagons on the Little River
Turnpike read, all Wagons the breadth Of
the wheels whereof shall be SIX inches, shall
be permitted to pass the gates on said road
toll free, Tor the term of two years, and all
wagaons whose wheels shall be the breadth
of FIVE inches, shall be permitted 10 pass toll
free, for the term of eighteen nonths-all
Wagons the breadth of the wheels whereof
shall be four inches, shall be permitted TO
pass toll free for the space OF IS months
from the time they shall first pass the re-
spec,ivc gates, which shall be specially no
,iced by the gate keeRers-And that this re-
ouIa,ion shall be extended to all who shah
avail themselves Of it within tive years.
True cory.
Jonah Thompson, Seey.
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Prevention better than CAre.
Far the Prevention and Cure of Bilious ana
aFshs rant FsDers, is reeommsnWus 'Ic
HAIS'S ANTI-BlLLlOoo
PILLS,
luvsn.ea (sn!y) by H Lhh' 30

i
Inveu.ea (sn!y) by H Lee DO ~
Lane, heay Yord. 900.
-<4JS Melicine has for ten yea 49,
\ >osn amended with degree o. 'uoe
bi-i, creatfal TO the invenor ioe ~.
- - Of the West Indies, ana tne
s,.,,,,.rn of the Uai.ed States, particu,ati! :"
ps,,i,nr. Petersburg, Ricnnond' No''o.N'
Eaenron, Wilmington, Chariesto" anu
NH. fac testimony OF numner % rs,..5
r. each of the above places has pee. -. -
,,., nave reason 10 believe that i'h.5 u'0
att.is ,altarv remedy has, under proVlasmre'
ot'''' I;vs. wheu in the most alarm
ny circumstances s,k more
&c sis conclusive nature, sPeah ''''e
:, f,vor ~ = a-iiclue than columns VI pump
Gus eulosy founaed On mere ASST ''N''
r, :. M, indeed presumptuously pfop'seu
,,;.Is cure. but the Inventor mas
every possible reason that eau I,o..
esi,ensiv- experience, OF believing TIA. =" s
~ these pills, taSen once every Two 49,
turi,r tae prevalence OF our oiiouS :,
x,u nr,vs an ilfAiiioe preventa Fe "Ao
t,r,bar that IN the carrier stages Oh 'hosS
,,.,ir use will very generally succeeu
:, ,s<,,rioy. heath, and frequently In Cases
.-,...nsd desperate, and beyond the power VI
onnon remedies
So o,.rat,on of these pills Is perfectly
as TO re used with satetyDy Pefsohs
>. worry situation, and of every age
rev are excetie'tly adapted 70 carry on
s.,,,.r,,n,s bile. ana TO proven: lis moioid
see. Ions to restore and amend the appetite
nr,I,c, Tree oerspiration, and thereby pre-
re1c c,ias, ws..~h are of:en OF fatal on'e,
.o,.nses! dose never + lis 10 remove d col''
zen On lis hcat appcaracc. lhe1 arc
20, .5ro,ef Tor re,noV,ng haottuai SoauFe-
ness: Sickness AZ tAe stomach al" severe
HEAD ,c,c ana ough; 10 be taken oy all pefSo"'
o. chlHsc OF c!unate.
:, ,T,av nave >aea found remarkably ethcaci-
o,, 10 .nrerea,l,i,s and curing disorders a;teh.
daa. on 10 = voyages, ans! should te procured
I'D crssuIy preserved for use by every
:. -oals
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January Is.

~
by, not having entered his appearance and
given security according to the act Of as
sembIy and the rules Of this court, and it
appearing to the satisfaction OF the court,
upon affidavit, that the said defendant JOHN
GADSBY is not an inAabitant Of this dis
ttict: On motion of the said compliments
by ti.eir counsel, il is ordered that the said
defendant john Gadsby do appear here on the
first day Of ne It term. and enter his appear.
ance to the suit. and give security for per-
forming the DEGREES OF the court, and that the
other defendant Joshua Doing. do rot pay
away, convey or seerete toe debts by BIN
owing to. or the estate Or effects ia his hasds
belonging to the said absent defendant, John
Gadsby, until the further order or decree
Of this court. and that q copy OF this
order be forthwith published Cor two rnonths
! successfully in the public newspaper
published in this county, and that anc-
ther copy be posted at the front door Of
the courthouse of said county.
A copy.
Test.
c.. DENEALE, c. c..
January A.. Iaszm
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o., s-,,e sf Mr.. William, DeOenney.

C.rt se.ate ST Mr.. HTkam Devenney.
ly,-.9.- .ns last nine years, have been III
III f,.,,, y using dahn's Aati, bilious Pliis'
,.sg,v.a ~ me ;ate Mr.. Lee, whenever colts
o. costiveness have rendered me
a,-,aa necessary in these cases slnS'e
So as uaiformly removed nay heao-ad.'e'
..na 5as generalsy been found sufficient to re-
ovs,v symptom ola cold, 1t taSel. ON
= ;rs, ,,nsayan,e. Induced by tbs beneht
s;..d nave for wears past recommend
han, "a ~ nv of my friends. and l have
the pleasure to inform you, they nave i"'aria-
bly, SUI :cecded in removing the ABOVE 0oih-
plants. AouTs' "rI
No. las Cherry Street, New York.
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Twenty Dollars Rezyl'd,

why OOile@f3 I<et
Far apprehsstiia:y and :ecurs.s IL '%h -
that l caa get her ssain. aeefe &''',
na,ned KENNY, abcu, - gears ga: .
Is probable size is iassins z,,oaf alezare''-
o. Us vicinity, as she has q il:4,er X n'o1'''
living Ia that piace.
Daingerfeld Lewis,
King George, FEB. 8. iA'"
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Itch CuYed,

By once using Lees Sovereign Ointment
The proprietor informs those persons and Ia
miles who are suffering urder this disease,
against the infection of which no person Is
safe, that ii this ointment Is used at night on
going to bed 1t never tails to perform cufe
by the following morning, SIS thousands who
have ussdit during the last ten years can tes'
tify. The peculiar excellencies of this IN
t.iihle remedy for the itch, above every o.
tier, are the certainty of the cure by singlc
application the ingredients being SO lnno-
cent as to be applied with perfe ct safety to
the terderest infant and it's being not only
free from any offensive smell, bat equally a.
greeable with the pleasantest pomatum.
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Hahn's true and Genuime German Corn
Platter,

Ham true ana CeH~She oe'"S" WI"
Platter,
An infallible remedy for Corns; speedily
remo.iug them root and branch, without CIV
ing pain.
Genuine Perhan Lotion,
The Restorative Powder-lor the Teeth
and Gums.
Hahn's Genuine Eye Water,
A sovereign remedy for all diseases OF the
eyes. -
Ham,!tou's Essence and Extract
Of Mustard,
For Rheumatism, Govt, Palsy, Swellings
NumDness, SSc.
Tooth Aehe Drops,
The only remedy yet discovered, which
eiyes immediate and lasting relief In the
most severe instances.
The Anodyns Ehx'r,
For the cure ofcvery kind OF head ache.
TIE Damask Lip SaIve.
MfalhbLe Ague and Fever DROPS.
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~ The above well known Medicines
continue to be sold by James Kecnedy, seDr.
King Street, who has for years past been sole
yenIer in Alexandria, in which time imita-
lions and counterfeits have abounded, most of
them have sunk into disrepute, but as Others
are succeeding, purchasers will do well to
observe that each of the genuine articles have
on the outside wrapped the signature Of
Hannah Lee,
Widow Of the late Proprietor.
law
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-09-18
FOR THE RnoDEIsLAND REPUBLICAN.

WE are told in the Mercnry of the 18th
ult that (" the plan for uniting the Jederdl-
RehubGcan young men Of the town" OF New
port " in an association" for certain "purpo-
ses" there mentioned, has met with gen
cral and decided appreciation" This SEN
tence, however, in which this important in
telligence is so osleniatiousy announced, APP
pears TO have been left unfinished. The wri-
ter should have added, among the British far-
fv in this uicinity. With every true friend
of his country's rights, such plan" must
meet with the utmost dctestation and con-
tempt. This intended association" is to be
composed of characters, whose principles
are avowedly at variance with our boasted Re-
publican institutions and the inalienabe i'm
munities OF man. 1t contcmplates an active
hostility to our present happy form of gov
crnment and the future prosperity OF the u
nited States. It's real designs seems veiled
with specious sounds, and soothing terms
perverted from their original signihcation.
The wolf is concealed in the garb OF a lamb.
The object Of the young men" who are
TO form their I" association" are, as express
ed i'm the article alluded 10, three, on each of
which shall make few remarks. !. p" Er-
CHING their attention 10 the state Of the eoun-
frv." What " state Of the country" is that
which so imperiously demands their atten-
tion"l 1t is state that seems no longer TO
admit the insults and aggressions OF their
darling friends, the British--a state that
threatens their favouritc nation with just
and vengeiul war.
The British have, for years, been impress
ing our seamen, and yet the Federal Repub-
Iicans persist in asserting that they have
done us no essential injury" The British
have robbed and murdered our citizens, even
in our own waters, and Federal Republicans
Justify the abominable deed. The British
have grossly violated the law of nations in ty-
rannical Orders in Council, and other detest-
able acts, and Federal Republicans endeavour
20 clear them from all culpabcness. The
British have entered iutc solemn engage
men,s, which have been abruptly broken, and
Federal Republicans Glamour applause. The
British have sent agents and corrupt cmissa-.
rics, in the character Of publick ministers,
which have insulted our government in the
most objectionable manner, and Federal Re-
Dublcans worship them as the vicegerents of
heaven. Indeed nothing otfspriugs from the
British, but what Federal Republicans adyo.
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Latest from Portugal.

On Tuesday last arrived at New-York,
ship Canton, Allen, 80 days from Lisbon,
and the Prudence, Bunker, 80 days from o.
porto. The former left Lisbon on the 10th
Aug. and informs that the combined English
and Portuguese armies, under Lord We'll
lington and Marshall Beresford, had gone in
to cantonments at Castellobanco, Portalagre
and Abrantes.
The French army under Suchet was at
Seville.
Markets at Lisbon and Oporto very dull
Flour Sll, corn s | so, corn-meaI, Sc, COM
mon bread Ss to a, per Dbl.
Capt. Allen saw an English paper of Aug.
Cd. which stated that the King had not slept
for 70 hours.
The French began to throw shells from
Fort Catalina into Cadiz on the 4th of Aug.
We learn from Capt. Bunker, that intor-
nation, which was considered correct, had
reached Oporto, of Joseph Buonaparte's hav-
ing arrived at Madrid at the head Of an army
of $4,000 men.
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Latest from Russia.

Capt. Vibber,s, of the pilot boat sch. Ex-'
pertinent, arrived at New York last tTaesday,
in IS days from St. PetersbuTih 49, "'
Capt. V. informs us that "A nftriean and
colonial produce was very cheap and plenti-
ful there and that it was difhcult to get any
advances upon American caryoes, in copse-
quehce Of the great number in port. g. 4
As capt V. came out he met Gight Amex-
can vessels going in, one of which Has sup
posed to be the Lady Madison Of Mw-York.
No change had taken place ins The Eiendly
receptions between the EmperoJrs. Alcxan-
der and Napoleon. -. +"
Previous to the Experiments sailing from
Copenhagen, orders were issued by the king
to all captains of privateers to bring in, for
examination in the lower court, all vessels
from the Baltlck, whatever might be their
destination. The Experiment was the first
they had detained this season but, since
the issuing of the kings orders, every vessel
fallen in with has been captured.
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THE loud and violent cries against the inn
portation Of Irishmen is remarkable on two
accounts 1t is seldom applied TO any other
foreigner and is never used but by federal
lists. Irishmen, therefore, if not infatuated
can never be at loss in distinguishing be-
tween their friends and their foes. Federal
lists by the same rule that they are friends OF
England, are enemies of Irishmen, it is their
sentiment and often their duty. One Of our
city prints, (the Commercial Advertiser)
lately expressed liberal wish that ten tbous-
and more Irishmen had been impressed by
British cruizers, yet strange, these federal
lists, will dare, will unblushingly presume to
invitesadoptcd citizens to join them in cleo
ting federal Legislators, 10 re-enact the four
teen years alien law; and, still more strange,
the creGuousIrishman will permit himself
to be nised until he finds himself at the
poll, associated with those twin-brothers in
political iniquity the American federalist an6
the Irish Orangemen. ". r. Journal.
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From South Ameyicc.

BY Caracas papers received at the office
of the Baltimore Wing, we learn that the in
dependent government of Venezuela is
spreading the fame of liberty and indepen-
dence into the neighbouring provinces. Gen.
Mil anda had reduced new Valencia and Oc-
umare.
The press in South America has asserted
the dignity of human nature and the inspi-
ration of liberty has produced eloquence wor-
thy of Greece in her proudest days of virtu-
Gus liberty. The Spanish language, which
is the dawn of letters was rich in those ex-
pressions which were calculated for oratory,
will resume its vigour and its manly dignity,
under the auspices of better liberty found
ed on the rights of man.--.daror0.-
The Spaniards of Caracas appear TO have
THAR tories to disturb their revolution but
it is remarkable that those who are opposed
to liberty in that country are all royaksfs and
Natives Of the old eounfry-Dot one native of
South .frisyica is adverse to liberty and inde-
hendence.-i6. -
What contrast do the Americans Of South
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self. So successful has the cnterprizing
spirit and activity Of the western RepuLlicks
been, that they have more vessels carrying
the produce of the world than any other ma
ton that ever appeared in the annals of in
dustry. We feel much regret that it is ne
cessary to iorego this source of great pros
perity to vindicate their independence, and
by another appeal to arms, settle their right
to an equal participation of the seas, the
common property of all nations, which we
have no doubt they will, with the same spir-
it, and with equal success that emancipated
their country. An Irish mind must feel
a serious pain at the evils war with Ameri-
ca must be attended with a principal one
would be, that we would be deprived OF an
happy and secure Asylum from the loyal
murderers who are constantly engaged IN
acts of atrocity on our pastors, our chapels,
our old men, and our women and children.