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HAMILTON,s Ell

A sovereign remedy TO- d
nate Coughs, hslhmas 81
and approaching conspnl
most disorders Of the bp,,1
To Psrents who have Cb,p,]
with the Whoopins d
This di. covery is OF til.
nitude, as il affords i,nm.]
checks the Trcsrcss.snc !, ;!
entirely removes tive mOs J
der to which children are II
Elixir is SO perfectly agreed
dose SO small, that TO di&,srl
taking it.
Eahn's Genuine German c.l
Haan's GenuiH: lye h;
Tooth .irhs Drs3l
The Genuine Pers!c d
Tie Restorative Porter ii
ard GINS. (
MfaG5le Esuc und FER.
For The cure OF aguc., ii
intermittent ieyc!y, d!
Sold Wholesale and R.l,
Patent and Family Me4'
No. Sc, Naidrn-j.ne, Ntl
by particular appointments
KENNEDY; sen. Boonx'
andlia.
Hanna
July o.
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AN ACCOUNT OF
LEE
Patent g. Family Medicines

ertrRRATEp Fok THs
&c 80, diseases to which the human
Bady Is Liable,
PARTICULARLY
Worms. Coughs aad Colds A''aa.s'
Consumption, Geus' kSsum ras'h
sprains, Palsy, Head: acne, oo .h.
Ache, Corn,: Itch, Diseases o. me
80 80 RIM Worms, letters, &c ln'
49, WeaRossse,, Nervous Disorders
Female Complaints, hopping '0os''
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Who may be consulted if called on
KITTY M'CLAIN.
Corner of Spruce and Fifth streets.
The Public will please to take No
tee t,at Paul's Patent Columbian Oil,
will always he sold in bottles which
contain the word. pAUL'S PATENT
COLUMBIAN OIL. in the Glass
the Bottles Sealed with my Initials
L. in Red Wax and the outside La5e!
signed nv me with Red ink, JOHN
LOVE without which true characters.
les none will be genuine.
APPOINTMENT OF AGENCY.
These are to certify, that l Thomas
Paul late Of Philadelphia, now of the
city os Baltimore, state of Maryland
;nyen,er and sole proprietor of medi-
line known at presen, by the name ot
pan.ns Patent Columbian Oh, have ap-
pointed, and by these presents do here
5v constitute and app int DIR. 10 Low,
of the city Of Baltimore druggist my
sole agent for the United States OF a
merica and their dependencies, for tn
purpose cf selling or vending the afo,e
said Columbian Oil; and that he j.
.ereby authorised to appoint an aeen
Or agents under him for the purposs
afore aid. This agency is to con,ins
ofthe space or term Of seven years, eo1h.
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December "a
90 Education.

vH7uIAM KENWORTHY, who
some years past .ht SeHooL
in Alexandria proposes, IN anout SIX or
eight weeks from this time 70 return
add resume the business of Teacher.
Any persons disposed to place the'r
children. or others, under his tuition, to
n. instructed in Rea ding, Writing. Gram
mar, Arithmetic, Geometry, surveying
Navigation, or other requisite branches n
of the Mathematics, are Respectfully m.
vited to make application. aver ne snail
have come to town, at bis former place
of residence near the corner OF frinc 20. :
St A.aph streets, or previously to Ihe,
mas Shre.e, John JcrpeY' 81 Eaw:fa
Stabler, Who will answer any enquiries
that may be nessssa'y.
lstms. goth
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FOR SALE

4 LIKELY NEGRO WOMAN
with Two Children Cor wisnout
ner Children) who understands house
business, cooking. washing, hitting and
sewing, aud is honest and sober. Any
person wishing to purchase can have
them Low for CASH, by applying to
Sampson Martin a, the Poor-House,
near Fairfax Courthouse.
SIMPSON M.4RTI.N
January 10 DIT
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~ Superhne Yellow Bark,
January 20

- Superhne Yellow Bark,
DR. 4NFORD'S improved Pow.
DIR of the BARK, having Teen used
and -irhly approved by na"y physi-
Clans Of distinguished character in tife'
rent parts of the United States : the
proprietor is now encouraged to offer
it to the FACULTY IN general, under the
persuasion, thst no practitioner Of taste,
in the choice OF his mems. can fail TO
be grati6sd in The use OF this elegant
preparation.--ln strength. iheness and
certainty Of operation, it greatly sur.
passes the bark in common use.
The ESSkATLeL SILT or
BARK prepared by the same.
The above articles are put up IN pafs
GELS OF different sizes, to accommodate
the usual wants Of "ot only ply siciaras
but of retail druggi.ts. country mer-
chants and private fafnilie. --Sold By
James Kennedy, sen.
BOOKSELLER, md ~ sthss AssssS
.Aszendris.
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Clover Seed, Salt, &c.
IOHN G.. ].ADD
HAS YOk SALE.

HAS FOR SALE.
Landing from Schooner Leader, 8,
1000 bushels Liverpool coarse Sslt,
A few Terces fresh red Glover Seed
Sooo lbs. excellent Cheese,
loo hL .heis Potatoes.
February 10
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rotlce IS here5y glyen,

totlce IS here5y glUen,
That m pursuance Of al order OF
F.irrax County Court, tor that pur-
po,~ made, shall attend at the clerks
alice of said county, o. Friday the 18th
day of ncxt n,onth, (Nilrch) for The
purpose OF effec,irg u division OF the
proceeds OF sa'es .t the late WILTON
Thompson's estate; sold by me under
A dccretal order of said court. = when
and where toe creditors flor whose be-
acfi, TIC sales were mad } or their re-
representatives., will please TO attend -
Do or before which day, those w %
gave their bonds far purchases made,
will please to discharge their several
amounts.
Rich. Radcliffe, c. c. F.
February 10. twawti9thMh
Lots on Centre, Street.
For sale or to be let on ground rent
forever
Sundry Vacant Lots,
situate on ce.tre street. the ne" street
lately laid of aud grave!led icatins from
Simpsons conner at the turnpike TO ad In
r. King ST. st Hoof's meadow. Some OF
these lots are in the county of Alenan-
dria, and others in tie county OF Fairfax,
offering choice 10 persons inciinlng to
buy Or lease.
For terms, apply to the subscriber at
his Office in Alexandria.
CHARLES LEE.
December - eou
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pOTO.M.lC aud SHE.f.i.FOO.iH
LOTTERT.

rv-HERE.AS book OF Tickets In
w the Second Class OF the Poto-
a. and Shenandoah Lottery, now draw
; ;"a in Georgetown, containing one er'n'
aug arsd tickets, numbered from 2le9l TO
S,1oo both inclusive, vas 90 Wednes-
1'.. ~. 18th instant, mislaid or sar'epi.
a .;ouslv taken from among the papers Of
w. potomac Company HEREBY eau
. ~" all persons from making purchases
e receiring transfers Of any OF the ne
e. described tickets, as they are INC
,o oner,s OF the Potomac Company ano
pr;ze, drawn against any. OF their
n,,rnbers will be paid
np'' IONAH THOMPSON, Agent.
of Potomac and Shenandoah Loae'y'
November 2ss
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IOnn Gardner l.add
Has FOX SALE,
Muscovado Sugars in hhds. uerces and
Vest India Rum in puncheons,
Coffee and pepperin bags,
imperial. Gunpowder. Young Hyson
Skin, and Hyson Teas. OF the Ia.
estimportations, in quarter chests
aud boxes,
Russia Hemp and Iron,
'.we,ias Iron assorted,
Russia sheetings, Duck and Ravens
Dack,
bale Spanish WOOL
by lo,.7 by 9, 9 by IL, and 10 By Il
Bristol Glass, in wnole and hal
boxes,
Soap, Candles aad ced6sh in box
Higs,es,
.,isboa Floor Mats
Wmskev and Apple Brandy In t'erces
& dolls,
Pew or casks old Sherry, LONDON Par
ticulAr Madeira and >treights Red
Wine,
Cordaee and Lines Of various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Ncn',, Women, an, Ciiildren's Shoes
.n..barreis and BOXES,
Bottle Corks in bales,
Sale Leather.
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
Chalk and Plaster of Paris
Also, PLOUCHS OF the most approved
contraction aid one Pair french
Burr Mill Stones.
october 6.
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Lawrason and Fowle,
January IS

OFFEN FUN ON11E,
The Cargo of the schooner Combine,
Captain Trip, Of
100 tons Plaster Paris.
And the Cargo Of Scheoner Industry,
Capt. Smith, being
200 boxes Mould and dipt Candies
50 barrels prime Boston Beef.
% barrels Tanners Oil.
December 9.
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TO RENT,

.1n9 Psssfssion gioen Immediately,
ATwo Story Framed HOUSE with
hail an acre of ground. at lLe upper end
Of King street. Also, convenient
Dweliing.Hpuss with two acres OF
ground at the lower end Of Water streets
Apply 10
Robert Patton, If.
January 20
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Platter Paris, &c.
The Cargo of the scar. Mary, Capt
NI,AIlsn. from Portland, OF
80 tons Plaster PRS
10000 feet Merchantable Lumber
: nos,heads old 9TH proof Jamaica Rum
For sale BY
Lawrason & Fowle.
Who have also landing from schooner
Sukey and for sale. -,
60 barrels Tanners Vii.
Decenbcc 25.
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|c, Marfeller.-

| UARVEI.,
kto take notice, that
,fths Circuit Court,
k,lumbi., to be held
alexandria, in Apr!
hereafter as counsel
Ism move that court
against you in favor
Of Alexan ;lria'
Fly Nine Dollars
.-eing the amount
to the common
tris upon your Lot,
her Of Queen and
| the years 1904. s.
| Of Congress, passed
. $50.
/ D. SimunS,
Eaa!. Of AezandriS.
| dom
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Notice is hereby given to

Notice IS hereby gwen 70
the DOOR women OF the town OF AIexah-
dria, that or application to the su'scF'-
Der, they can be Furnished with cotton.
70 soin, and that liberal price Will be
Dsid Cor SPINNING the same.
iiaac Robbins.
Who has for Sale,
Cotton suitable For mas'n9 carpets
spun b, tbs poor of the town. ana !ne
proceed. of which will De applied 10
their relief
december Is.
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Yeaton s. Conway,
Have just resolved from New. Yor@,
20 barrels prime Pork
20 do. cargo do.
20 do. prime Beef.
~ STORE,
10 hhds. first quality Sugar
80 pieces first do. Russia Shseting
10 do. Russia Duck. o..
Ship Cbandiery and Groceries, as usual.
October IA
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Evacuation Of Fort Erie.

About o'clock in the afternoon o.
the 9th ultimo an express arrived at
Fort Erie from the British commander
below. His understood that the EXPRESS
brought orders for all the regulars to
march Immediately down to join gene
rsl Vincent on his retreat-and also ior
major Warren, of the militia, to open
FIRE upon Black Rock, and to continue
the same until the next morning, and
then burst his gun, blow up the maya
zines, and dismiss his men. He exc
cuted his orders. The Batteries below
the fort immediately opened fire upon
Bla. X Rock, which was returned, and
continued at intervals during the night.
Early in the morning the destruction of
their military stores commenced; all
their magazines, all teeir barracks, pub
tic stores and store houses. from CHIP.
pewa to Point Ablno, have been blown
up or burnt.
Not person was injured at the Rock
during the whole cannoDade. The bar
racks and several private buildings re-
ceived few shot.
In the evening of Friday lieutenant
colonel J. P. Preston, commsndant at
Black Rock, crossed over with his regl-
ment, and entered Fort Erie. From the
humane and salutary measures adopted
by colonel Preston on his entrance Into
The enemy's territory, in discriminating
between friends and enemies, and secur-
ing those we'll disposed in tilelr persons
and property, we anticipate that he will
be very favorably received by the lnha'
bitants of Canada.-Bufaloe Gazette.
Latest from Lis6on.-A respectable
friend has very politely favored us with
the following extracts from letters. re-
ceiyed by the Pacific, Capt. Stanton, ar
rived at Newport. One Of these letters,
dated the goth of April, states, that Sou
chef had been defeated by Gen. Murray
with the loss of 1000 men. An article
translated from an Alicant Gazette, OF
April IA, states, that battle had taken
place between Sonchet and Gen Murray,
which terminated in favor OF the
French" Whether these accounts refer
10 the same battle or not, cannot new be
determined ITO US it appears that they
do not, ia battle had taken place pre-
rious to the fourteenth of April, the date
IF the Alicant article, the particulars
must have been known at Lisbon before
the thirtieth, and the writer OF the letter
below, would have had something, more
han rumor ON which to found bis infor-
nation. On the whole, 1t is probable
that there has been battle, but what has
been the result cannot be known from
anv information now in our possession
The next arrival from Portugal Will pro-
baby bring the particulars.
LIsRoH, AtrI 80:
aYesterday we had gale OF wind q
violent .. the one experienced here on
he 18th of December last. The snip
G oleonda, of New-Ysrk, struck dr'is
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PORTLAND, Junc 4.


Arrived below last sht, the letter OF
marque schooner Siro, of Baltimore,
David Gray, commander, 80 days from
Bordeaux, laden with brandy, wine, Hol-
land duck, silks, SC. to G Stiles of Bal
timore. Left at Bordeaux, schooners
Wing, Penrice, of Baltimore Thistle,
Crowell, of Philadelphia; ORDERS in
Council, Ingersol, and Bangor, Fobes,
of New York. Sailed in CO. with the
brig Ida, Mentor. (arriyed here last
Wednesday, separated The second night.
May S, boarded the Spanish brig viz.
cente, from Plymouth for Gijon same
day, at E A. Nj. carried away the mar,
yard; at 9 discovered two sail 20 wind
ward, which, On approaching proved to
be frigates, who Immediately gave chase.
Wore ship and hauled Close on vine
to the eastward, bringing one OF the FIJI
gates three points to the weather quar-
ter, and the other in the sake, both hull
cut of water. Finding the one 70 wind.
ward to sail extremely fast. hove over
board guns, some shot, ard cut away
the waist cloths at u, irigate in tho
wake out of sight; at -, the other III
the wake; at 2, three points on the lee
quarter, when she fired several shot, ali
Of which fell short. May 9, boarded the
Swedish brig Pallas, from Gottenburg to
Lisbon, bought spar for main yard.
On the rgth and 18th experienced
heavy gallo from S w On the 2oth at
5A, M saw a sail on the lee bow--gaTe
chase and discovered her to be ship
under English colors-thc wind being
light, did not get within gun shot till l
P NJ. when an engagement, commenced
which terminated in 80 minutes by the
eneny's striking her colors, and without
essential injury to either party.
Boarded her, and she praYed to be
the English ship Loyal Sam, Of Glasgow
bound from Nassau, N. P. to Glasgow,
carrying 10 guns and 80 men. besides
some passengers, and laden with coffee
dyewood, cotton and some specie took
out of her ls boxes containing gold and
silver, 8 scroons of indigo and two long
9 pounders-manned the ship and order
ed her for port in North or South Caro-
lima On the LIST chased large ship In
to Port Rossaway, N. S. Yesterday ott
Cape Sables, put the officers OF the
Loyal Sam, 2 passengers and OF the
crew on board fishing vessel and or
dered her into port in Neva Scotia.
Passengers, James Slean, Esquire, OF
Baltimore, and three French gentlemen.
Mr.. Sloan is the bearer OF dispatches
for government from our charge dat
flares in Paris,
could not obtain single French
paper, they were all sealed and directed
to certain individuals in your quarter.
The Ida came entirely destitute OF pa
pers--haying boarded the ship convey
inc our ministers to Russia, Is days out,
they presented Mr.. Gallalin with their
files.
We are in sad reverie respecting
the Chesapeake-all parties teel and
partake in the chsgrin and modification.
A large ship under Spanish colors
Just coming up.
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zen Dollars Reward.

ID m AWAY from the subscriber
~ on Tuesday. 9Th list. a Negro
Eau called JESSE, about IS years Of
age, & feet high, of very back con-
pl xlon, round forehead and large full
ewes, the whites Of which h we yellow
appearance; jesse is of small person,
ve.y brisk, has been raised in the house
as dining room Servant, in which Ca
,acity nuue IS more active /; he had on
when he e!opsd q blue cloth round
about, nankecn pantaloons, dark mix.
ed stoC kings, sn;! shoes made OF horse
skin leather, which has been BACKED
ath copperas ard somewhat worn have
..econe rusty it is very probable that
a gold o. pinchbeck watch may be
,nune. on said Jesse, to which he has
acquired possession by means unknown
% the subscriber {; his speech is soft,
md for a servant his appearance gen
tcel; he uses tobacco both in chewing
and smoking to the last whereof he IS
greatly addicted, by which ind other
.auses he has lost many of his teeth
before. 1t is probable that he las got
forged pass. Any person who shall
apprehcnd said slave Jesse and bring
him to me. or secure him in any Jail so
tina, get him again, shall receive the
above reward.
Mary S. Hooe.
Locust Grove, June 9-i2. d3t
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Reforted f0r the .dterandrsa Gazette.
MONDAY. June IA.
Mr., c. King presented the petition of
David Sewall, Judge of the District
Court in the District of Maine, praying
,ap augmentation OF bis salary. Referred
to the committee of claims.
Mr.. Grosvenor presented the petition
of Henry Malcolm, Collector of Hudson,
praying a law may be passed allowing
him a sum of money which he transmit
ted by order of the Secretary OF the Trea-
sury by mail, and was lost. Referred to
a select committee of three.
Mr.. Dawson presented the petition OF
the President and Directors of the Me-
chanics' Bank OF Alexandra, praying an
extension of their charter. Referred to
,ne committee of the whole house to
whom was referred the Report of the
committee Of the District OF Columbia
on The petition of the Farmers Bank for
a similar extension.
Mr.. Clark presented the petition of
James TAYLOR, quarter-snaster-generalo OF
the northwestern army, praying to be
allowed credit Tor four thousand dollars
taken BY the British at the surrender OF
Detroit. Referred to the committee OF
claims.
MIR. M'Kee from the committee on
the public lands, made report on the
petition cf John James Deiour and his
associates, and reported a bill for the re-
lief of ], I'm James Defour and his asse-
ciatcs, which was twice read and refer
red to committee of the whole house
for this day.
MIR. Troup from the committee on
military affairs reported bill, to pro
vide Tor the widows and orphans OF mi
lita and for militia in the army OF the
U. States, which was twice read and re-
ferred to committee of the whole
house for Friday next. y z"
Mr.. Law had leave of absence from
tomorrow to the end of the session.
Mr.. Hampstead offered the following:
Resolved, that the committee on militia
ry affairs be instructed to enquire irto
the expediency OF continuing in force
the act apMorisiug the President OF the
United States to raise certain companies
of rangers for the defence OF the Iron
tiers OF the United States, passed the re
OF January 1919, and also the act sup.
Elementary thereto passed IN July 1917
and that they have leave to report oy
bill or Otherwise. Adopted.
Mr.. c. King offered three resolutions
The first of which instructed the COM
mittee of elections to enquire INTO the
expectancy of re,iving law relative W
the mode of taking evidence IN the case
of contested elections, sc. and that they
have leave to report by bill or other
wise.
The Cd alters the rules and orders OF
the house so as to make it necessary
that the committee of elections be de-
sienated by ballot, SC:
The Sd appointing committee to re-
wise and report the decisions already
had by the committee of elections IN the
cases submitted to them, &c
The frs. resolution was adopted.
The and was laid on the table:
On melton of MIR. Findley the Sd re-
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Montreal hahers.-The Montreal

Montreal hahers.-The Montreal pa
pers contain the British official account
of the defeat and dispersion of body of
1900 men belonging to Gen. Harrison's
army, (under Gen. Clay) near the Ra-
pids of the Miami, on the 5th May; and
of the capture of $50 ofthem, of the mi.
litary chest containing $4,000 hard dol.
lars, provisions, sc.
The same paper contains Quebec ma
rine lists of the arrival Of about 20 trans
ports and other vessels, having nearly
1000 troops belonging to British regular
regiments, and crews of sailors for the
lake fotillas.
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Public Sale.
WI be sold al the Yendae Store on
Tursday aers, an
Gid Negro MAN,
An excellent Soar Boiler, Sc.
june g.
4aad Tor safe.

= ID
will sell gre..t. baraain in small
FARM, containing one hundred sai
forty acres. iy ing III the county OF Fair
AK, adjoining the lands OF the late DR..
!icnry Rose and Mrs CsthsrinsBrown,
bout six niles from the town of Mex
.ncria aud the same distance from tho
city OF Washington ind Georgetown,
There is OIL said Farm a sreall DWELL
ing rouse, Kitchen, &c plenty It
t,mtxr for It's support. about ten acres
Of excellent m eadow land. and abounds
with good water. Any person wishing
to purchase viii apply to tsc subscfi-
Der who lives near Said Farm, and will
shew the premises and make known
the terms OF sale.
Joseph Powell.
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NEW-YORK. June 10.

The steam boat from Albany arrived
yesterday with.a number of passengers;
amongst whom was colonel Dennis, of
the army, who left Fort George on the
I'd instant. At that date our forces were
concentrating at fort George.
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.NEW-RAMPSRIRE SsEAToR,

Hen, Jshm Goddard, lately appointed
Senator, in the place of Mr.. Cuts, ha.
wing declined accepting the Office, hon.
jeremiah Mason was appointed to that
Office, by the Legislature, on the Sth inst.
The votes were:
In the House Of Representatives.
Mr. Mason 1873
Mr.. Cuts IS
In the Senate, there was no opposition
to Mr. Mason's election.
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solution was postponed till Friday next
and orderedte be printed.
An engrossed bill for making GER.
tain turnpike road in the county of
Washington in the District of Columbia
was read third time and passed.
An engrossed bill, for making certain
turnpike road in the county of Alexan-
dria, was read third time and passed.
The House in committee of the
Whole, Mr.. Breckenridge in the chai~,
again resumed the consideration of the
report of the Committee of Elections on
the petition of John Tal1iafferro contest.
ing the election OF John P. Huugerford.
A debate ensued which lasted till half
past three, when the committee rose re.
ported progress aud had leave to sit a.
gain.
Adjourned.
The Legislature Of New-Hamp-
shire met at Concord ON Thursday
last, and after organizing, made
choice Of tha Hon. JOHN GODDARD,
Senator to represent that state in
the Congress Of the United States.
When the vote was taken in the
House Of Representatives, to concur
with the Senate in the appointment
Of Mr. Goddard, it stood thus:
Yeas 1e3
Nays 20