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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-20
Sale Of / and.

By virus Of Declee of the Superior cour
of Chancery for the Richmond Distric,,
in a suit between Charles Ewell, represent.
alive of James Muschett, Plaintiff, and
John Sowden, Defendant, will be sold 10
the highest bidder, for cash, at the Court.
House in the town Of Dumfrics, or the hts
Moslday in July next,
A. Tract of Land,
Containing between two ka1drcd and two
hundred and fifty acres, situate on Quantiyo
Run and within two miles OF the town Of
Dumfries. The land has been cultivated Is
a farm, and has on it a Convenient snal
Dwelling-House and OfFioes--Also, Mil
on good stream and favorable seat, which
from lis intrinsic advantages and proximity
to the town Of Dumfries and to navigation,
it is believed might be cmploycd-to great al.
vantage to the proprietor. The Land will
be sold subject to Mrs. Sowden's right Of
dover And the Sale will certainly be made
on the day abeve mentioned.
The Commissioners.
June 2awtGs
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Burr Mill Stones and Boiling
Cloths-for Sale.

IHAVE Iust received a cargo OF REAL
French Burrs. Having good workmen to
make them up, can at short notice supply
any demand that may offer Tor Mill Stones
/ have also lately received from the manu-.
factory of the Kings, good assortment of
Boiling Cloths, which are offered for sale on
moderate terms, by
Isaac MsPherson.
Baltimore, March 2s eoSm
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FOR SALE,
4 yalaa6Ls MuJatto House, oG'
UGHt,

UGnt, ,r,.,
About 30 years of age with her ' .s,.
Children boys--one . the other = .,,oS
old, and girl about 6.--Shc uoa8 .roo.
house work generally, and is 50, 70 f,al
Wash and Iron well, is offered foE 70 !, d
and will be sold or liberal crea'' " ned
cash. A sale for term of years IN q
the Town would be preferred -,ura
EAqxire ofthe PRlNltIl
May Il.
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Samuel Logan.
CAUTION.

ALL persons are cautioned against har-
boring or trusting my wife FANNY LOGAN
on my account, as am determined to pay
no debts OF her contracting from this date.
Samuel Logan.
Inne e. cost
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Fifty Dollars Reward

MIL be given TO any person @n9n who To;, VIII i
Negro Man named SAMPSON, whose dress
is unknown He is q stout black man, a1out
SO wears Of age, with small eyes, and faS
lost part Of one ear by a bite he was bought
out Of the estate Of the late MIR Daniel Mac
Carly of Loudoa, and !atterly was taken up
at Cedar Grove, in Fairfax county, & made
his escape from those who guarded HIN at
night. Last week he was seen In Aicxan-
dria. He frequently has been seen passing
from Prince George county In Maryland by
Sheppard's Mills into Loudon, and is belieV.
ed to be generally concealed III Kean's Neck,
Fairfax county.
William Chiffon.
Leesburg, June SIS. eot
t. Superhne Yellow Bark.
DR.. s,E,NToRD'S improved POWDER
of the BARK, having been used and highly
annroyed hy many physicians Of distinguish
ed character in different parts OF the United
States the proprietor Is now encouraged to
offer it to the FACULTY in general, under the
persuasion, that no practitioner OF taste, In
the choice of his means, can fail to be gratiti-
ed inthe use of this elegant preparation
In strength, fneness and certainty of opera
ton, It greatly surpasses the bark in COM
mon use.
ALSO,
The ESSENTIAL SILT OF BARK,
prepared by the same,
The above articles are put up in parcels Of
different sizes, to accommodate the usual
+
druggists, country merchants and private IA
milies.-Sold
James Kennedy, sen.
BOOKSELLER, and no other person in Aler-
Dndria
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-20

500 Tickets to be considered one days
drawing. go
First drawn Ticket, the 10th, 18th, 18th,
10Th, 9lst, s2d, 23d, Oath, Goth and 27th
DAVIS, (the Tickets constituting Prizes except
etl each, entitled to 100 Tickets In this
Class.
Prizes payable so days after the drawing
is completed, subject to Is per cent dedac-
ton.
Last drawn 800 Tickets each day from
the 4lst to the seth day inclusive, entplea 10
10 dollars, payable in Tickets in the Sd Class
The Tickets constituting Prizes in this
Glass. to consist of the numbers from lo,ool
to n,ooe inclusive each hundred to be one
nrize. the lowest hundred for the 10Th day,
the next lowest for the 18th day, and so on
until the 10 prizes are drawn
Purchasers of 100 Tickets, or more, to be
entitled to credit of thirty days alter the
drawing of this class, for notes with approx
ed indorsers.
All Prizes not demanded within Il months
after the drawing of this class, will be con-
sidered as given up for the benefit OF the
Lottery.
Each Prize of 10 dollars drawn in the First
Glass, will be received In payment OF tlckels
in this Glass at eight dollars and fifty cents
The Managers of the Potomack and She
nandoah Navigation Lottery having COM
pleted tbs drawing of the first class, they
trust to the satisfaction of all concerned,
which has given stimulus to the improve
ment of the navigation OF those rivers, that
promises speedy completion of that useful
work offer this scheme to the pu5llc on-
der well founded expectation that 1T VIII
meet with their appreciation and support
particularly of all Immediately interested IN
making those rivers navigablc at all seasons
CHARLES SIMNlS, President
JOHN MASON,
JONAH THOMPSON, Diree-
WILLIAM STEWART, TORS.
GEORGE PETER,
| April 5. eoom
mD Tickets in the above Lottery may be
had at the company's Office in Georgetown,
of the Treasurer, where will be received
Ten Dollar Prizes in the first class In pay
ment for Tickets in this class.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-20
SCHEME OF
The Medical College Lottery.

oo * Is 900
10000 II $500
ll7os prizes Nor ssvo blanks $4,000
2s2ss blanks / to- Prize
$4,000 tickets at Ten Dollars each S35o,ooo
CASH PRIZES.
Subject to deduction of fifteen per cent.
Stationary prizes as follow:
Wrist drawn ticket entitled to S5ooo
5oOo blanks SD each
The next 1000 do IS
10. Ticket after the 5000 blanks S5o0o
First drawn ticket on the 18th and until the
ash day $500 each
Do. 25th to S5th Except
prizes y
The said ten prizes TO consist OF the num-
beers from ] TO 1000 inclusive, each han-
dred of the sid 1000 to be one prize, the
FIRST drawn hundred or lowest number for
the 25th day, and SO regularly ascending TO
he 35th
First drawn ticket on the S5th $4,000
20. S6th to 4lst 500
Do. 4lst to 5otb Inclusive 1000
DO. 5sth day $4,000
The hrize books 20 consist of Nos q 1000
The object contenp plated to be accomplish,
ed by the above scheme, is emincntly emil
tied to the favor and patronage OF the GU.
zens of Baltimore. The establishment OF
Medical College will unquestionably have
beneficial influence on the general literary
character of our city on 1t perhaps may DC
hereafter cngrafted the other Colleges ana
thus an university be constituted.
III will however give us other important
adyantapes--it will promote spirit OF m
yestigation in the faculty, it will induce
Young men of talents to establish themselves
in our citv, and thereby permanently secure
70 this community the best aid tina. can be
afforded by the medical profession. 1t may
also be proper to remark that if this school
should prosper, as is anticipated, 1t will
eanse large sums to be expended annually
in this city, which would otherwise be dis
barseo in other places
WE presume that those gentlemen who
are anxious for the advancement of the IN
,erests of Baltimore, will give us their sup
port on the above considerations.
To those who are inclined to proht them
selves at the same time that they encourage
us-we confidently say, that no scheme OF
a lottery so splendid or promising as the a.
hove, has ever been offered IN this country
e7a The commissioners having already
contracted for the sale of sufficient number
ofTickets to authorize them IN fixing the
earliest day for drawing, that the time ne
cessary for making preparations will admit,
GIVE NOTICE.
That the drawing of the Medical College
Lottery will commence
On the 18th day of June next.
TICKETS
NAV be had by application 10 the Managers.
MANAGERS
John B. Dasidge Middn D. Magruder
James Mosher Isaac Purren
John Comegys benjamin berry
Robcr, Cary Long George Winchester
b. II MulliSin John Crawford
y. 4. smith G.. E. Mitchell
Han Harrison P. H Nicklin
w. II Clendinen William M'Mecben
Fielding Lucas, Jun. ] I, III. Worthington
William Gwynn William Jessop
David Hoffman Henry Thompson
Samuel Baker Charles A. Warfeld
James Cooke Charles Wirgman
Jonathan Meredith William Lorman
Jeremiah Sullivan
THE MEDICAL COLLEGE
LOTTERY
IN gchich are,
Two Prizes of fifty Thousand
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Tickets will certainly be raised on the "a
Monday of next month. Applications rom
distant places by letter, post PAID, and iacio,
.inp The Cash, viii be immediately attended
to by either ofthe subscribers, at their Los'si
ry Offices in Baltimore.
KEARNY WHARTON,
PHILIP H. NICKLIN,
]. /. COHEN. Jun'r.
Baltimore March ls--l7 2aNtloct.
Potomack and Shenandoah Ma
ylgatlon Lottery.
BIZ authoYify. ofthe Safe Of Maryland
SCHEME OF A LOTTERY
For improving the Navigation of the Poto-
mack and Shenandoah Rivers.
SscoNp Grass OF $4,000 TICKETS
Prize of $4,000 dollars, is 10000
do. Of $4,000 dollars, is $4,000
do. of 900 dollars, is 10000
do. Of 5000 lo,ooo
do. of 1000 5000
X do of 1000 $1,000
10 do. of 100 Tickets IN $500
this Class, }
20 do. of 500 dollars, 10000
40 do of 100 5000
so - of 90 $500
. zoo Do Of "a $4,000
500 do Of 10 $4,000
1868 Prizes, amounting to S 2l2,5oo
714,sl6 Blanks, not l-2 to Prize.
- ooo T;ctets at g 8 so 2l2,5oo
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NOTICE.

ss.s<HE subscriber intending to leave the
District, requests all persons who have
claims against him 70 call and receive their
money. and those indebted,to make lmme-
date payment.
Samuel Logan.
He offers for sale TWO LOTS OF
GROUND, one on Alfred street anc one on
Cameron street. Those disposed to pur-
chase, may view the premises and know the
terms on application as above.
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May IS.
NOTICE.

vgVHE. Creditors of DOMINIC W. BOU-
Def, an insolvent debtor, are hereby
notihedto present their claims, duly authen-
ticated, to the subscriber, on or before the
tenth day ofJUy ensuing.
N. S. Wise.
June Ii. eotl0thJy
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WOOL.

w ooLs
vT7HE Opequon Manufacturing Company
/ will purchase FLEECE WOOL, and
give from so to 40 cents per ID in cash, (ac.
coreling to quality delivered in Winchester
to either Of the subscribers. The Wool to
be washed before sheaying the hairy locks
and togs taken off, and each fleece to be kept
entire, rolled up and tied, with label on
each, describing the different kinds, viz =
Rams. Sucking Ewes, Lambs OF the first
shearing, Wethers, sc or days should
elapse after washing the sheep before they
are shorn.
John Davenport, Junr.
Lewis HoH, or to
Andrew Scholfleld,
In Alexandria.
May IS. co
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-09
NoRrotx. Jan, 6.
FUNERAL PROCESSION.

Yesterday, Ca day ccnsocrated to the names
ot our departed friends and brethern who
persisted in the conHagraticn at Richmond)
the different orders of citizens convened in
the Market-Sqaarc at 10 o'clock, and form
ed in procession agreeabIy to the order of ar
rangement Of the Court and Common Hall
The Gay was unusually 6nc /; and in the course
OF halfan hour Market-Squarc & the street.
adjacent were crowded. Never did we be-
hold so great a concourse ofpeople assembled
at once on any former occasion in this Bo-
rough, and since the funeral rites in honor
OF Washington, the nations savior and bene-
factor, never on SO mouruful an onc.-Every
heart was touched with sorrow 1t was not
the empty pageant Of a volatile crowd, fond
of novelty and parade, but it was the solemn
ritual OF real mourners "A large and beauti-
ful URN had been ordered by the CORPORATE
on, with this inscription "In memory of the
citizens who were victims of the confarra-
ton ofthe Theatre at Richmond, CT the 10Th
of December 1871"
The procession moved down Market
Square, thro' Water-street:' and up Com
rnercc-street, where the URN supported by
eight citizens, was taken into the procession.
A solemn dirge was played, and the pro-
ccssion moved on through Catharine- street,
to the Presbyterian Church, where a trcly
Impressive and orthodox discourse, adapted
ia the occasion, was delivered by the Rev.
Mr.. Symes. The Church it appeared could
not have admitted ten persons more, and the
adjoining ground was crowded in all direc-
tons. The service being concluded, the Sc
veral parties composing the procession,
marched out with perfect order and rcgulari-,
ty and formed as before. The procession
then moved on to Christ Church, where the
Urn was deposited, and the mouinful .cere-
monies concluded. Never did we behold
such manifestation of genuine sorrow-such
an unfcigned tribute of respect-every citi-
zen were the sombre weeds Of mourning
The bells tollcd; minute guns were fred by
Captains OFT and Polar,Ps corps Of Artiller-
ry during the whole ofthe procession. and the
colors all the shipping in the harbour were
half mast -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-09

E*,rccs o. a ieffer from a EIcnl5er efGoasress
70 re Edto- efthc Argas, dated Washington,
.Ta7psyy Ok, 1912.
The bill frem tho Senate for raising an a,l.
litiona. military force after passing a consider
able number q amendments to il, was read to-
ycther with those amendments the third time
IN The Honsc Of Representatives on Friday last
Ia debate cnsued, and is carried on chiefly by
it's friends. Very few indeed of tht. members
in opposition have spoken; and do not per-
ceive disposition in that part Of the House to
debate IT turther or hut very little more-but
the question evidently appears 10 hare heenpro-
tract-d by the friends OF the bill. Certainly
there has been much useless or unnecessary talk
ing upon this subject, nasmuch az SO much tho
greatest part OF it has been on the side OF it's
advocatcs.-Iiere is 4 subject grounded or the
message of the President, which message, nc
doubt, contains the very matter contemplated
b. the President to be laid before Congress a;
their meeting OH the 4th CT November last-a
meeting. TO which they were summoned four
weeks before thcperiod, at which they would,
otherwise, have assembled. The circumstance
of so summoning them to meet at that e.,ply pc
'r,od, manifcsily indicates the opinion Of the
Executive to have. been, that as ezpeditious dis
patch as practicable should be made in relation
70 the objects of the message-and indeed, this
seems TO have been pretty generally the opinion
OF the advocates, especially or The bin now pen
ding: Yet the delay OF it's passage is mostly
owing to it's friends.--T lave frequently known
The final decisions ON SUBJECTS 10 be protracted
by their opponents but rareiv--very rarely in
deed by the friends of them LIT woaill seem
that,at this peculiar crixis under all these cir
cumstances, to which have alluded, much the
better policy wound it be for the meubcrs SUI
porting this measure TO check the artIo,ir of
their desires to;speak--and not be themselves
the principal cause of the delay Possibly the
question On the Passage of the bill maybe taken
to-day" go
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-09
VIRGINZA LEcLSL1TURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The House took up, yesterday, the amend
ment proposed by the Select Committee to
the Preamble and Resolutions relative to the
General Gov ornment-Before any question
was taken upon i, Mr.. Mercer OF Loudon,>
proposed the following Resolution
p" IIhe7t as, the General Assembly of Viz
GINA have ever felt, and do continue to feel,
the most jealous attachment to that ad.nirs-
BILE structure of the Federal and State Gov
ernments by which the blessings of liberty
and independence, Of union and peace, of
prosperity and happiness arc secured to the
good people of these United States:
"Ihey cannot, more especially, withhold
their admiration of that wisdom, which in
the distribution of delegated power, has sus-
tanned the sovereignty of the states, in res
pect to all matters OF internal concert, and
conferred on the Governments of the Union,
along with the powers of war and negociati-
OH, that of exclusively legislating for the &c
neral interests OF cuntedcrated America
Bound as they are, by every censidera-
ton OF interest, patriotism, and honor, To sup
port the constituted authorities Of the u. 5.
this Assembly will never be found wanting,
IN the discharge of. that duty, when proper
occasion calls for its performance but tiev
would feel indispensable regret, if they could
tor moment, suppose, that the success of
the legitimate operations Of the Federal 20
vernment could depend in any degree. On
the mere force of suc! 4 profcssion.-1hsy
are moreover too solemnly impressed with a
sense of the duty which they owe to their con-
stituents to depart from thatpeculiar sphere
OF legislation. within which they were deput-
ed to act. ResofUed, therefore. that this As
sembly deem all attempts by any state Lee
gislature, to influence or controui, to acccle-
rate, retard, or defeat, the constitutional
measures Of the general government to be not
only highly impolitics but if not prohibited by
the letter. most obviously at way with the
spirit of the Federal Constitution"
This resolution gave riseto some animated sneak
ing on the pert Of the mover and Mr. Leigh (of Din
.'dlic Mr.. Leigh with great force indicated the
right OF the SNte-Legslaures to express their SEN
timents on great national questions. Mr.. Mercer
replied with Notwithstanding the right on con.
stitutional questions; bt denying il rs to question,
OF policy The Ayes & Nays being called for, were,
p n tIe Resolution ss, AGAINST it 14s--Ths
Resolutions we're lid upon the cable.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-09
O2Hlestic Medicines
TO, gE HAD GENUINE, AT THE BcoY
STORE OF Mr.. s. PEASANTS.

TO BE HAD GENUINE, at THE BOOK
STORE OF Mr.. s. PEASANTS.
A large supply of DIR. Church's Cough
Drops, medicine unequalled by any otherin
the world, for the. cure of Coughs, Colds,
Asthmas, Cohsumptons, and the WhoopiDe
Cough, price IS cents.--Aso, his Chemical
Essence and Extract of Mustard, for the
cure OF rheumatism, Rheumatic Govt, Pal
sey, &c. price IS cents each bottle or bog.
Andoync essence for the head ache, fifty
cents. -
Volatile Tincture FOR the tooth ache, 81 1-2
cents.
Antiscorbutic Tincturc for curing the sour
wy IN the Gums, whitening the teeth and
sweetening the breath, price 6 /. Church's
Virmifige EozengcS, for DESTROYING worms
in grown persons or children, so cents the
bog.
Eye Savle for all diseases Of the eyes, Is
cents per box.
The celebrated BotanicalTea, dollar the
canister
Cordial Restorative Balsam, for nervous.
disorders Debility, inward weaknesses; &c.
price one dollaj FIFTY cents. ~
Church's Artibiious Pills for malignant
and bilious ferers and all disorders OF the
head, SO cents tho box. ~
(Windham) Lees bilious Pills for similar
complaints. The patciit Antispasmodie L.
lixir. an ihfallib!e cure Tor Cenvulsion, Hys-
tei'ic, Falling, and all kinds of Fits Vege,as
bic Lotion an incompatible wash for the face
and skin, rs cents. =.
German Germ Plaster, for Corns, 80 cents
the packet.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-09

Ely Virtue OF deed of trust made 70 the
~ subscriber by Zenas NJ Bsadle, and Iu-
'litii his wife, for the purposes therein mem
toned and duly recorded according to law;
WILDE sold at public auctioii, for ready MOI
ney, ON Monday the eth day Of JANUARY neai;
before the door of the Eagle Tavern in the
city OF kiclaiInd. one half of a TRACT of
LAND, containing one thonsand acres, !yiri,5
in the county of Harrison, on the waters of
the West Fork Of the Little Kcnawhd river,
the sale will.takc place at 70 o'rlock on ;hs
above day:
ASTMf WILLIAMS, Trustee.
Richmond, Dec. Is, ietI. ,..
P.-S: The above sale is postponed tiff
Thursday The 9Th Of next month (FebruarvJ
When It will certainly take place az the Ei,i
gle Tavern-between the hours Of 1 and o.
clock in the afternoon
Jar s, 1912 : tbs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-09
Millinery and Notwithstanding.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. g.
IsE MANTUA- MAKER, in the store
lately occupied by Aubin I.aforest rs a Groc err.
and opposite to that Of Robert Nelson eco. f..
rect, Richmond. is thankful fer the encour-
agemcnt whichR las been awarded to her eyer
tons since she commenced business; and re-
spoetiully informs the Ladies Of Richmond and
It's vicinity, that She has just opened a CHOICE
ASSORTMENT OF FASHIONABLE MILL
Merry, and having made arrangements with a
mouse 1T New YORK Tor regular supply of the
the same, together with the prevailing fashions
there, she hepceforth hOJs herself able 20 for.
nish her friends with whatever they may want
ia her line, on the most unexcepticnable terms
land TO MAKE. DRESSES according to tie
NEWEST FASHIONS, or such rs may be him.
ded o. herfor imitation, m the best manner, and
on nc. shortest utice.
RiShmOnd, ian. 9, 1912. (wtC)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-09
Aeeoiatn.ents b. Me Leri.ln,ule

On Tue sday last, the Legislature proceeded
byJo'nt ballot to the election of FIVE Members
Of the Executive Council. Seventeen candi-
dates were brought forward. The Councillors
were voted for, one at time.--on the 1st Sc
res OF ballots, n. II Claiborne, Delegate from
the county of Franklin,) was declared dnly e.
iected,-On the 3D., Gen. James Wood, of this
city; On the Sd, Peter V. Daniel, OF this city
On the 4ih, John Campbell, (Delsgate from the
county of Washington y On the 5th, Major
Robert ouarles, Of this city.--rhc first 8 viii
come in immediately, being elected to supply
the'places Of Andrew Reid, deed. l,r James
Jones resigned. and Geo w Smith elected CO.
vernon; the two last will come IN, in NAV, to
supply the places of DR. Hare and Peyon RAN
dolph.-'There were IL, ballots in sli-and the
whole time from II O'Clock till nigbt-fail was
consumed in the operation
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-09

gESO SySfPATHIZfSG fRHiNDs AS3
Il FATRONS.-1'hy heavy pressure of
calamity, alas too well kvowh, does not per-
nit the subscriber immediately TO resume
Ills prOtessiona! ,.,ities.--Air II Doyle haso>
biisinely offered his friendly Services; for .
shor' 1ieriod, lie will, jbhfly' with Mr.. =.
Po.vef, instruct suth pup'ls as .li$y attead
and all are earnestly requested 20 attei.d.--
lren~>ymp' lily has already been eyinced;
theip assduisy and GOOD Conduct will afford
additional Soitce.
: L. II. 0IRxEDfN.
R.cmond, IAN. Sth, 1872. St.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-09
FOSTER & sArCAELL.
BANK OF YTRGTNIA.

gEViE Directors have this day declared a
4 dividend Of six per cent on the Capital
Stock, which WILDE paid to the Stockholders,
or their legal representatives, on or after the
10th inst.
JOHN BRoCKENBRoUGH, Cashier.
January 5ih, 1912.