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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-09
RICHMOND, July 5.
OFFICIAL.

oI L lSlhA'
1t Col. Thos. NJ. Bayly of Acco-
mack in letter to the Governor dated
June Is, states, that on the Evening OF
the goth British barge was, discovered
from the Camp a, Chessenessix coming
from Watts Island---she proved to be
the Fl st cutter Of the Albion, the Ad.
mirai's boat her crew, Coxs"aln aho
~ Oarsmcp, who stated that they had
been sent to the Island to cut spars and
stakes for the battery, had landed a 1t.
an the en- deserted tothe American camp.
Col. 3. purchased the barge with the
oaSs * sails complete for 50 dollars, Tor
the use OF the Regt The Deserters
were furnished with certificate from the
Col. and sctt off immediately for Balti.
s.ore. They are young, and hale men,
apparently between 20 and 90; all ma
tires IF England or Scotland except
one black man who is Spaniard.
The DISPOSITIONS ofthcse men are be-
fore us-thcy state in substance, that
they are from the .Albson ship, ~ guns,
but mounting s3, bcaring the flag OF
Rear Atmirsl Cockhurn, now lying at
Tangicr Island--.that the crews there
are very sickly with tn. flux, the water
being brackish and bad that they had
been for two months on short allowance
Of food, hut had lately obtained sup
ply from Bcrmuda-that the fort at Tan.
GER bad only .hree sides done, each side
ESQ Yards long, mounting s 24lbers. &
sbout to mount Is "a lbcrs. just arrived
in The Eniymion ; that it is to be the h.
Q. of the Commander in Chief-that gar
Gcns are laid out in the Island, vegetables
of all kinds growing; a hospital to con.
tain 100 sick, a Clutch and 20
houses built and laid, out into streets -
That in the engagement at Pungoteague
of the Albicn's crew was killed, two
died oftheir wounds & 2 others wound
ed: Midshiprnan Frazer, great favorite
in the ship, who was about to quit the
service and return home, (having an in.
come of 5oOol. year, was also wound
cd and died Of his wounds that ii was
believed on their part, we must have lost
Is killed snd 80 wounded, out of the
many with whom they supposed they
were engaged THAT the shipsat Tan
giers, were the Albion, Endymion car
rying a. at the Capes the Acasta, rat.
ing 40, carrying A. lat New Point
Comfort the Armide 40, watering land
that the Dragon u, the Loire and Mar
cissus frigstes, Jasseur brig, and St:
Lawrence schr. were blockading Com.
modore Barney.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-09
$50 Indians Taken

Bya gentleman direct from Fort Haw.
kins; We learn, that Colonel PEARSON,
Of the North.Carolisa Militia, who was
lately despatched down the Alabama, In
pursuit oithe remaining hostile Indians,
has retained With $50 of them prisoners!
they were taken wl,houtthe least opposl-
,ion-oniy one gun was fred. Three
hundred Of the prisoners had arrived at
Fort Jackson, and the remainder were
expected in daily.
We arc also informed, tbat M'QvEEN
and FRANCIS will Surrender themselves
to our Officers, ifthey will be received
on the same conditions as the Indians
who have already delivered themselves
up.
Georgia Argus, June -.
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Oratory-Itwould be difficult to mention
an instance where so much effect was
produced upon an audience by mere tone
and manner as in aparticular passage OF
Wednesdays Oratien. The speaker hav'
ing engaged the attention of theassembly
by beautiful apostrophe to democracy,
when he came to this passage: "Let
those who would know the IDOL OF their
deyo,ion-sesk him in the Island Of
El6a )" this concluding member of the
sentence, given in lower pitch OF
voice, and strong monotone, till the
last word, ins,antaaously electrified the
whole audience, and the house rong
with loud and long continued applauses.
| mention this circumstance because In
the reading such effect is in a great mea-
sure lost. Ep. Foss'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-09
DEFENSIVE MEASURES,

We understand, are already arranged
by ne War Department, 70. guard a.
:, 'rst and repei the depeedations OF the
aemy OF the shores of the waters ada
cent TO this district. II is said that a
camp Of abou, two thousand regular
troops, Of Whum 200 are TO DE dragons,
IS IL be established at some point be-
;ueen the Patuxei.t & Potomac, so as to
be able to send out, al the shortest no.
I!ce, attachments TO any point invaded or
sntenRced oE either river. acquisitions
q! lr'tli;a. It Is also said, are to be held
qa readiness 70 did this force in repelling
epg adask Oh this city OF more iorml'
1ab!e character, if attempted. These
measures cannot but afford much salts
tection to the people of,his district and
Il the adjoining conpt'y, as 1t VIII re-
iieye them from the liability to perform
military service except on really urgent
occasions. Nat. Inf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-09
"WHa,s TO BLAME?

1t has aeen remarked that every
defeat w!;ch eur arms have sustain
cd siuce tie commencement of the
wa?, has 2r0duced a disgusting scene
OF eriminatiea and rec,'iminatiOn IL
EneDgst ;ae officers commanding.
Every one IS apXious to throw the
blame ciT his owa shoulders, without
caring whege else it falls. Our rea-
ders have seen Go'. yadsworlh's
official account OF the battle at the
mouth OF St Le0nari'S Greek. Il
considerable portion Of Thursdays
EntclIigencer is occupied by The
counter statement Of the oifcer com
mandins the detachment OF Marines
on that occasion. IN this statement
the Colonel is accused not only eta
want Of GOODNESS and Judgment, but
OF gross misrepresentation rs TO
matters eff fact. {" Highly ausrici,
Gus" as was the result OF hea,tack al
the mouth of st. Leonsrd's, ii is adj
mjtted that il would have been much
more so, had it not been for the dis
soaance Of sentiment amongst the OF
ficers commanding it. For our
selves we pretend not to decide
"whO was to blame" Oh that coca
sion--nor do we feel any interest in
the enquiry, further than as it may
go to satisfy the feelings of the injur-
cd, and to do justice to all the pat
ties concerned.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-09
NEW MUSIC.
JUST RECEIV + ID

NOR SALE BY
James Kennedy and Son.
Egyptian Air, arranged as Rondo,
new C!ten will proud memory trace,
though Jey V.lries,
NIX fayoritc Songs from the Lady OF
nov wretehed is the Cap,ives Lot,
,Sec'at've and Polscca by Mazzinghi,
,N''Eustacs,
"'eriure TO P.nurge,
We ca time,
:, t0uns Lobski, by Mazzinghi,
~. Sentinel,
5 \ Elm or Cushlamacrce,
"e~ Instructions for the Pisno Forte
WIN the propsr mode of lingering
rom the best authors, by G.. e.
Blaze,
DI@k's Complete Book of Instructions
'tse's Complete Preceptor for the G..
Eveoing Companion for do
10y ii. off.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-09

William Simmons. Esq. late &C.
countant Of the Var Eepart:Dat!t has
been dismissed from Office by ,is,. *
eeutive. Mr.. Simmons. has we IN
derstand, filled the off, iron, v hieh
he has lately been dismissed. With
distinguished ability. ever since the
adoption of the federal constitution.
His removal, together Wit, The In
decent language in whioln i'has been
announced by the Government pa
per. may lead to some disclosures in
relation to the Wan Department, not
uninteeesting 10 the people Of the
United States,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-09

:. hos. who would know tho
q ~ ~ DEVOTION seek him in the /
s1'l Feat Re shows thee.Dsmo.
IL ao - tsiadred blood. He takes,mo.
~ D. i. crown. Look at him. Him
I Df 20, ",' nailed as insincible, omnipo-
% !p ;. roes guarded, to protect him
! % murdered by those lately his
. 's'"' ge goes, assassin of d'En-
,'''" customer Of the house Of Bour-
!, ,ovaI house now reigns. The
p % ,re restored. Rejoice France !!
" poltOgsl! You are governed by
60 ,.,i,na,e kings. Europe rejoice.
: non,bons are restored The family
Isis completed. Peace, the dove
.,nding from heaven, spreads over
,", 1evny pinions. Nations of Eu-
~ ,.:are her brethren once more.
s.ce' Rejoice. And thou, too. my
!, rorged country My dear, abu-
,.j,.mu, dcred country, bleeding as
.,,.reiaice The burbons are restor-
TAy friends now reign. The long a.
aver. The BourboDs are restored.
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FOR SALE.

To be landsd this day from Schooner
Susan from Norfolk,
IS hhds. FIRST quality James River To-
DACCO,
IS kegs Smith6eld LARD,
half tierces RICE,
50 barrels SHAD.
IN STORE.
Prime COTTON in bales,
LIME In barrels aud uerces,
&cha ODD Manufactured TOBAC-
John Grid,
Merchants Wharf.
July 9 St
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states, that he Was shot through the
heart with a mlhket ball while re-
connoiteriBg. Col. Forsyth was an
enterprizing capable officer, and his
death will be great loss 10 the ser
vice.
Gov. Tompkins was a passenger
in the Steam. Boat.
Ne1o-Y 0rl: Gazctte.
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ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, JrLY 9.
TO SKEW
rnH VERY AGE < RoDY OF THE TINE
ais yoRA AND PRESSURE"

P Subscribers to the Gazette.
residing in the Country, are earnest.
" requested to come forward ami
settle their respective accounts for
the last year. Paartssaaity IN t:,@
patrons ola ne ws-paper. is ia'i,pen-
sable toiis support--parti atsr5y y
this trying time. This iet at',i ne
known to the friends OF q se'te.
both in and out Of the Tow, al,i.b,
ing kno1cn, we trust it Vii bo re
membered. 4
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-09
Salem Bank broken open.

On Wednesday last, while the OFF,
GERS we're at dinner, Salem Bank was
broke into, and trrnk containing about
700 dollars in Bank Bills was stolen.
All the boxes and bags were over hauled
but f rtuDstely all the money was sc.
cured except the above.
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Per the Steam-Boa

We learn from a passenger in the
Steam Boat, arrived yesterday from
ALBANY, that Col. FORSYTH was kill
ed in a skirmish with the enemy
near 0dletown. Another passenger
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BosTos, July
From the Northern Frontier.

Our information is to Saturday last,
at which time the advance guards OF the
American and British armies were sill
in sight of each other near Odle,own.
A battle continued TO be daily expected.
Reinforcem ents for cur army bad arriv.
ed at Plattsburg and Darlington.
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Br LAST NIGHr's MAIL.
NEw-YoRK,. July S.

NEw-YoRK,' July s.
Yesterday, His Most Christian Ma
=, grig OLIVIER, after firing *.
!, ,aIu,e, got under way and slood
S,a for tie Hook. AS she passed Cas-
+. Williams her salute was returned
~ t,yeaty one gui S. Thla vessel re-
sns 10 France with Dispatches for
! nb the lS.h, in answer TO those { ON
4, nss government of that county.
By the stage last evening We receiv.
t,6. Boston Gazette of Monday, from
sA en- lae following Articles we're copied.
A letter from Bath, OF the S0th ult.
s,,, comfortable firing has been
,eard 10 that quarter, thi. morning.
, 5 The specie from the banks in
n, tvwn has hsGn removed, anu the
alo, taken UP the river Is OF 20 niles
4 gentleman who arrised in town on
S,urJay morning, from Burlington, IN
bns, that Coz. For&ytb, with party
q men, wen, to attack the British pi-
erst guards and in the enterprlze (en
Mottsy lasV wss killed by the Indians.
4 lstIer / ON Burlington, 10 The Eol-
TOR ol he Centinel, received by last
oeuing's mail, confirms the above, with
he exception If the CoionePs having
t,tn kiIi,d by the Indians 1t states nc
W., shot In the left brest, and died IN
hoa. 5 alter u ce;,IGg bis wound. II a..
a;dds, someihing Of Importance will
pO6sb!y soon take, place between the
$50 armies on this frontier"
We were last evening favored with
(, Montreal paper OF the 25th~ June
which contains uothing new.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-09

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT:
A promising lad of this town ased a
bout fourteen years, while viewing the
parade at Washington on :he 4th inst.
was thrown from his horse and killed.
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THE SURSCRIBER

Intends carrying on the BLUE DY-
ING business, and has provided the
necessary articles-he will receive and
dye cotton and woollen yarn, a lasting
and be autiful blue from indigo alone J;
samples of his dying can be seen at
his store, corner Of Pitt and King
Street, where he keeps blue cotton
yarn for sale Of his own dying.
IN STORE,
A lew bales SPINNING COTTON.
John Hills.
July 9. ST..
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Gen. Hinder Of Baltimore, is TO have
the command of the forces coatenplat-
ed to be raised for the defence Of the
District of Columbia.
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STORAGE

Twill take on Storage shout l2,ooe
Barrels OF Flour at the lowest rates.
FOR SALE,
Bottled Ale and Porter, of
equality equal to any imported and at
TIC OH prices.
Isaac Entwisle.
Nay 10
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Important Memdranda

Hr Without advcttinx to sdc priEss
of $50, 900, 10000, Ioooo's. &c. soit
at lhis Office in iormt r Lo terits itsgEi.i
be sufficient to enumcrate the iplinslng
GREAT PRIZES which have been
obtained at COHEN'S OFFICE, dur.
ing the last Month, a circumstance
UNPRECEDENTED IN the ahha!s Of iofftfiss,
and which establishes the singular good
fortune resulting to adventurers at this
Office. The dates when the prizes were
drawn are given, as well al the Mum:
bers of the Tickets, viz
May 3-No. 96oas, Capital Prizebf
10000 Dollars.
May mo. 26lIs,a Capital Prize of
$4,000 Dollars.
May 9-No. 1917, apital Prize Of
5000 Dollars.
May l7--No. $3.50. Capital Prize Of
10000 Dollars. =
May 24-No. aosol, a Capital Prize 81
10000 Dollars.
May 3l--No. lo39l, Capital Ptiscof
5000 Dollars. &
Besides a large Number Of. Th6is
sands, Fire Hundreds, &c. sc.
The $4,000 Prize was divided &
sold in one half and tsvo quarter 7iekesss
being the highest prize ever sold i'll !,
Shares in this country. The fortunate
owners were persons in extreme wait,
who, by expending triAipg sum At
COHEN'S OFFICE, were thus IN i
moment put in possession Of s67aeNsts
and Independence.
Baltimore, June 2o-july s. ist
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ft6 bbls. high proof WHISKEY,
80 chests Of Tyson, Young Bysof,
and Imperial Ten,
12 bales of Seine and Se1cing
TWINE.
ALSO,
A few kegs Of Nc Murdo's manufac.
tured TOBACCO, small and large
twists.
For Sale by
James Sanderson.
July g.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-09

Yesterday the money stolen from the
bank expect few dollars wa, recoysf-
ed, being found secreted ina 6eldin pc
lem.
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Liberty Engine House Lottefy.
Highest Prizes ars
4looo's, S5oo's sc.

1000 ae
Besides Slooo's, s5oo's sc.
This is one OF tbs most Approved
Schemes which has been presented for
some time past--it contains only ~,
600 Tickets, and not two Blanks toa
prize. .@
The first drawn Ticker is entitled n
Three Thousand Dollars,
And the first drawn 1000 Blanks are
each entitled to a prize ofSir Dsiiars
The drawing will commence in few
weeks, and will continue rapidly until
finished. Present price of Tickets ora
~ Fipe Dollars.
~ Orders from distant places (efis
closing the Cash, or Prize Tickets if
any of the Lotteries post paid, addtssti
ed to the subscriber, will be promptly &
punctually attended to, aid with the.
same exactness as liza personal.appIi.
cation--the earliest intelligence will be
forwarded Of success.
tut Companies and individuals who
purchase any quan'ty OF AlCketS VIII
pc allowed the usual deduction, and APP.
proved Notes, payable aflerthe concIu.
sion of the drawing, will be receiyediri
payment, as well as prize tickets and fos
reign bank ills.
]. |. Cohen, JUN.
No. Ito, Market Sfteet, Bahimores
.t : !
Cohen's I" Gusctte and Lottery
Register"
Is published every week for the use Of
his customers, to whom it issent grats
-others pay 80 per annanH Ii cqn-
tains the drawings Of all ,RsLotteries,
and regularly corrected Price cdrss
rent, sc.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-08
CONG RESS.
IN SENATE.

1uesday, FEB. 7.
The bill in addition e. the act allowing a
bounty to the oSners, officers and crews OF
private armed vessels, was read the third
time add passed-@Yeas IS, Nays1o.
The Senate then went into the considera
toe OF Executive businesss which occupied
them until their Adjournment
Wednesday, Frb. 2.
MIR. D&na submitted the following motion
for conyderati
ResoiUed, That the President Of tte u.
Stafes BE- tequ sted to cause to be laid e.
fore the Senate statement IF the names of
the individuals selected from American pri
soncrs ct war and sent 10 Great Britain f(ir
frIt', as cot oned in his message ar the
coTnG encewert of the present session OF
Ccnsre So and also heir respective places
OF res spcs iD the United States with the
times when, d .he Coaris where thev vers
admit 50 oecorne citizens of the United
States and thc -sGimen,s or corps TO which
they belonged ia the service of the United
stats when AIKEN by the enemy, and the
times and places of their being so taken
together with copies of any official CORES
pondencF respecting the treatment of pr;
sorers o. war. and any orders for retaliation
On ether side, which the President NAV
i,dSe proper TO be Communicated
IhAysday, Feb. 8.
MIR. Campbell, from the COMMITTEE on
Nc. ~ Affairs, rep rted brl TO ensure
uui 'rIity in the manufacture of arms. and
for ne better regulation Of the public ar
in"rie' which was passed to a second rea-
dos.
2 Message was received from the pres;.
d'at II The y. States, transmitting reports
from the Secretaries Of the War and NAVY
Aep~rtmen.s, in conformity with a rescln.
iion Of Jan Sd, statement OF the qaaDuty
I" blsnkets and other wooleu gods proyi- !
osd Tor toe Arpy and Navy during The last
ear * distinguishing hose Of foreign from
those Of domestic manufacture.
Friday. Fe6 &.
Mr.. Brown presented the memorial of |
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.ce aspect IN which it now presents itself.
inclined to wish that it may succeed.
We doust very much. however, whether
Il will eventually receive the sanction of
Congress; not thar there is any constitutions
Il objection, that being obviated by its lcca-
ZION in this district but that, as its estab-
iishmer.t may be of service to the govern
ment. aad may greatly facilitate its opera
tioos. BY relieving it from the dependence
on casual supplies, by volrntarv subscrip-
tons. it will receive the decided hostility oe
every member of the Federal party in Con-
greSs. OF every one of those who deem Is
treason to their party to support the gov
ernment. This description of persons in
the Legislature, combining with those in
| each branch who are conscientiously oppo-
sed to extensive monied establishments. OF
whom there ave not few, will, we appre
bend, eventually defeat the proposition
NJ. Inr.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-08
A NATIONAL BANK

The attention of Congress has of late
been frequently called, through various
means, to the subject of a National Bank. but
we have not sc any moment when the pro
position appeared more likely to take effect
than the present. The principal objection
to such an institution has generally been.
that the constitutional power to establish
banks in the states was questionable. That
objection will be obviated by the adop,ion Of
Mr. Calhoun's idea the right to establish
Banks in this district. over which the Con.
sress possesses exclusive jurisdiction, being
undisputed and indsputable.
The general convenience Of such an in.
s'itution as il regards the operations of the
government, we believe will not be denied .
and, 1t established now, with a competent
capital, il will at once relieve the govern
ment from the necessity Of obtainipy from in
dividual subscriptions more than third or
fourth OF the loan necessary for the wear
1914. and would besides furnish the govern.
ment with the necessary funds, probably p,
a lower rate Of interest than must other wise
be paid.
As to the advantages of such an ins,itn.
ton to the community generally. there i
probably difference Of opinion aud we are
aware of strong objections which NAV he
urged against it. We are, nevertheless. in
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WksHINGToN, Feb. q.

WhSHINCTON, ED. q.
THE ENEMY IN OUR RIVER.
A letter; from which the following is a n
extract. was received last evening by a gen.
tleman in this city, from his friend in St.
Mary's County, dated
ST.. Mary's County, Jan. 81.
have this moment received informant
Ion by man Immediately from the mouth
OF ST. Mary's River, that four of the Enc.
Lmy's vessels are now in the Potomac and
Coming np-one seventy four, two briggs,
and one schooner"
Feb. S.
The Tiee- President of the Omitted States
arrived in this city on Thursday evening,
we are happy to say, in excellent health.
He took his seat as President of the Senate
yesterday.
The Senate did no business of moment
yes' erday. being principally engaged on ex-
ecative business.
THE SUPREME COURT
Meets on Monday next. Judge ToDp is
| already in this city, and Judg: STORY, il
he be not arrived. is rear at hand. tn re
is bur little doubt Court will be formed the
! first day. Several distinguished gentlemen
| OF the bar are Expected to attend, among
whom we learn is SAMuEE DEXTER, the
gentleman whom we mentioned the other
day as having been nominated by the Re-
publican party as the candidate for the Gu
bernatorial chair of Massachusetts.
HENRY CLAY. Esq. left this city on Wed,
nesday morning. for New-York, from
whence he will depart with his colleague
| MR.; RESELL. in the corvette John Adams
for Gottenburg.
[ FROM EUROPE.
| Late last evening we received by a pri
vate hand, from correspondent in Phila.
deiphia a handful containing news from
London to the 25th November, which de.
tails a variety of interesting operations or
the continent Of Europe. From these &C
counts it appears, that Dresden has beer
sur, cndered TO the allies by marshal ST. Cy,
with 10000 men, The Emperors of Rus.
STA and Austria had arrived at Frankfort
where were concentrating large proporti
on of the allied armies. The Grown Prince
of Sweden was marching into Holland with
100000 men. and disaffcction to the cause
OF France continued to spread amongst he,
former adherents. Intelligence had alss
toeen received in london that Lord Wei
lington had defeated Marshal Soult nea,
Bayonpe-apd it was re1iorteG that he has
tpushed on division to Bordeaux, and, b,
the cooperation of British naval force
had takeq possession of that city and 12c
Esail of vessels! .. .,..
I The intelligence from which the. above i
condensed, was received at Philadelphia or
Wednesday evening by vessel from Bar
BADGES, which place she left on the 9TH ia
nuary.