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FRIEND LORINO,
JOHN sKiLLIN5.
sAM. FREEMAN. c.A.

lit a Circuit Court Of Common Pieas, in the
fri tsfsra Circuit, begsa and b,,dsn at
Portland, suifbin and jor TIE county Of
Cumberland, on the t.f iasAay y Alarcb
n. ID. 1914
ON The foregoing petition, which was entered 4.
the ial te m and continued to this term il is Or
dered by the Court thar the pet, oners notify al
concerned, by cauiing copy Of fad petition and
this order thereon 10 be publiGhed in both of the
Portland newspapers three vecks !ucesfively the
'sa publication to he thirty day. a, leah hefofe the
th,rd lueiday ct 'nae next, 10 appear At the Cir.
cult Court of Common Pleas. then to be holden at
Portland, within and for the G. ca,y Of Cum5er :
land, and thew eaufe If any ,iey have, why the
prayer Of laid petition ihoud not be granted.
AnsF SAM. FREEMAN, C1svl.
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upon its own merits, was desperate and
their only hope was, in dividing the feder-
alis.s Blu, the good sense, integrity and
patriolism of the people has proved too
STRONG FOR them. The State is safe,
and the war and faction have another year
before them, TO lay new plans of intrigue
which, tho they may crafty the ambitious
views of the leaders Of democracy, will
never promote the welfare of the ccmfnu.
nifty.
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ncWOCU " HtC LWOulSO.
II viii be seen in preceding OF
this paper that the President has sent a
message 10 Congress, recommending re.
peal Of the terrapin law and it is devoutIy
10 be hoped the recommendation will be
complied with. II will be destroying one
link IN the chain Of Boaapar,e's restrictive
system, which has been the bane and curse
ofthis country. II our rulers are either
wise or patriotic, they will ere long blot
from the public records Of our laws, every
yestigs Of this destroying, ruinous and ser.
vile policy, out Of which, grew the present
war and all its concomi,ant evils.
Thanks be to the Allies for the overthrow
Of the prime mover grand supporter of
that anticommercial system, which, at one
period, not only involved the continent OF
Europe, but the United States also, in its
destructive vortex. e
So long as Bonapar,e was triumphant,
similar measures, to those adopted in
France, were enacted in this country, and
spread, like the plaques of Egypt, over the
I face Of the whole land In the present
state Of Europe, with Bonaparte humbled
and almost powerless as he is, it would be
worse than political hardness for Mr. Madi
son to think CT standing alone. Whatever
may be his political honesty, he is no. SO
void OF political cunning as not to be able to
discern the "signs Of the times" Ftom
necessity, not from choice, our Cabinet are
about, 1t seems, striking the Coz sican flag
fortunate will il be for this country if the
better fortune Of Bonapare should never
encourage them again to hoist it. Expert
ence, which is the best school MISTER, has
proved !, is not the one, which will secure
'othose who sail under it, "Free trade and
Sailors Rights" but on the contrary will
cause them to suffer ship wreck on the
shores Of War, Embargo and Poverty.
Never, during the whole course of Mr..
Madlson's zig gag, hayward conduct, has
ne given to the expounders OF his policy
and the defenders of his measures, SO hard
acase, as they find in his recent message,
recommending the removal! of the embargo.
Dome say he is mad, others ,ha, Widgery
has frightened him. Those who feolishly
calculate that we can Starye Great Britain,
condemn him as weak and unfit for any of
nee and declare they will never vote for
MIN or his party again whilst ,hesmore
summing ones, who do, or expect to bask in
executive favor, pretend to believe there is
something behiad the curtain, which in a
Few days, willexplain this right about face.
not a few Of the demos, who talk with some
reason, ask, "why have our vessels, pa tic.
uiariy the Coasters, been confined in port
aafiag that par, OF the year when they
might have pursued their business without
hazard from British cruisers but now,
"hen the season has arrived when the enc
'"s VIII me our whole coast with ships Of
war they may, forsooth, have liberty to go
T" sea; but a, the same time, with the sl-
most Certainty Of being captured" Some
VI 'ne democratic papers, which the week
oe'ore were loud in praise OF the restrictive
sys'em' are, like weather cocks, veering
ABOUT and, with apparent. sincerity, talk OF
"s necessity of ships and commerce 9th.
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10 tss Hsnva6.s tile 5afices Of the Circuit
Leaft q Csusmsn Pear, in fbs fsrR Eaa-
e,n Circuit, 5egun and holden at Rortlacd,
zoitbia and for the County Of Cumberland,
On the third lustday Of Novm6sr II. D.
1879
This petition Of Friend I.c, inc aud John Skill
lings Of iaid Portland joinsrs. humb;y Glew.
eth, THAI they are fezed in fee Of he f,'lowinp
defcrioed Reai ETA e. iuxtcd in fxsd Portland 70
w,t--one half IF al acre Of Land in common and
Undivided With certain cher perfons TO you pc.
ttioneis unknown, Devices Of she late Ksx,a
Bancroft decsAied, asd Jsm.s NJ. mgr aham and
jonathan Cummings, fad half acre beng parce. Of
acerain traef or parcel Il land which belonrc. 20
the eilate Of anshony B'acke,t ate deceated which
laid pArce conta,as by elimination eleven acres sa.
half aud is the fame which Thomas Bracket,
conveyed 10 the fad ksxia Bancroft, for merry Ke.
ria Bracket, by deed dated the ninsh day of lo-
her A d. i7s7, aud is buted and bounded a. bv
iaid deed record will appeal, the isid half acre
Of The piece or parcel of !and aforefaid being the
fame which the laid Kszia Bancroft dev,Ge.i by
her lat will aud seament TO one William Hicks
Smith With fad land your pe,i oaers are def
rous Of no ding ihemfeives IN ievesa 1y---,hey
therefore pray your honofs that partition OF IA d
land may he made TO them according to the xw 10
tuch Gale made and provided, and ~ in Snty
bouad will ever pray. As
S.a6 SgNs FRIEND LORINO,
-- JOHN sKiLLlNS.
a true eopy--at,eN 49,
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United "a and 2: L.s Office, 7
Poffiaad, Abri. ., 1914

10 The HonearA5s .1yaiees IF tie Circuit
Court Of Cannon Pleas, far the Jfyf haa
ern Circuit, begsn and balieu at Portland,
7vlb'n and fer the c5uaty Of Cumberland,
or fb@ fyf 7uef!ay sf March Il. D. 1914
THE petition IF Joh4h Reed Esq and Abraham
Reed and Andrew Reed. yeonlen all of Free
port, IN fAid ccuaty, huinbiy thew, that they are
in efe.!cd al tenants in common with iuadry per-
isns 20 yeur petitioners unknown in the respective
proportions 70 loving, vk-fhe faid JoGah Reed
IN eish' acres to his past and proportion in fifty
acres OF land f;ua ed in tad fseepoyi, ben one
haf of lot numbered iseny FIVE Gu range in
fad town and Le,ng the fautheai.eriy hat cart
thereof, and alto III enc undivided IF ecnh Ear, OF
fifteen acre, OF land Eua eo laid Freeport te;np
part OF lot numbered ,wenDy four on range iD
tad town and being 10 common with the laid A.
braham Reed and aa9-ew Reed and the other
Isirs Of John Reed se 81 faid Freeport, deeeafed
and The laid AZ rahsrl and Andrew 10 the proper
ion Of one Gf pasl the If v acres aforeiad and
10 Gsth CT The IF cen acres afcrefaic- thar
they cannot pofIsis, orcupy ard improve he fame
TO any advantages ~lne he fame iays in common
aod ant,sided.- Wherefore they pray 'hst notice
may Hue in due form of law ard thar their reipcc
tive flares may BE e. off = fevered from, the othsr
tenants IN common in due form of law 10 that they
ecuad will ever pray ----by
~ sJosiat. w MITCHELL, A.i, atssyss,
q true copy -a,i.a,
sAM FREEMAN chA
ut a Lbcmi Cls,f ef Common Peas begun
and b1lasnn Portland, luifbin and Jor the
county af Cumberland, on tie fya iusfay
q Ala,cb II. ID. ISI4-
ON the foregoing petition. The Cour, order. that
the petitioners csuie copy Of The fame with I'M.
order thereon to he pubifhed in one Of he Por,
land newlpapers three week. iuccetively. the lail
publication to &c thirty days At lsat. before the
third Toeiday of June next. that all perions inter
etted in the land, ,herein mentioned may appear a,
the Circuit Court Of Common Pleas, then TO te
holden at Portland within aud for The county afo.e
fsid and thew eaufe, If any they have. why the
prayer OF laid petition f,oulc not be granted S,
AH0, SAM. FREEMAN. chsl
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Mn. Shirley,

MR. OblhLEIS
IT is hoped that the diminution Of Peace
votes in this town will not be imputed to
any derelic'ion Of good principles. 1t is
certainly not so--A great number of our
people, by necessity, have been driven to
seek support among those who are by some
called enemies !: or in other words, the pre-.
vailiDg contest for "Sai.ors rights and Free
Trade" has forced good many to apply 10
those who are said to be hostile to them, to
protect them and their families from de.
struciion. The weather also being unfavor
able, prevented number that were aged,
and some that were unwell from attending
at the Poll, that would otherwise have been
there. Which, were i, not for these cir.
cumstances, would have enabled us to have
given more votes for Governor STRONG,
than he ever received before from this town
NORIHYARMOUTH.
.ftri9 5, 1914.
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40 hhds. w. I. Rum
20 do Recti6ed do
80 do retailing Molafses
For fac by RALPH Cross, No 4, Union wharf
ID LET-kaf of houfe, corner of Federal
itreet and Fiddle lane-a houfe in High nreet- and
two Stores under Union Hall Apply a, above.
April ~
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JOHN DIX,

JOHN DIX,
OYYERs ron SALE,
bids. N e RUM
s do Rcctifed do
few barrels SUGAR
so boxes Mould CANDLES
so boxes dipped de
Cogniac Brandy-togesher with other ar.
iic'e' ufual!y fold in the Grocery line OF rea-
fonaoie terms q can be purchsfed in to- u
Also
1000 lbs. conmcn Feathers which will be fold
or exchanged for country produce. at a reduced
price April ~
ISRAVELLERS in the Stages are
informed the Stage Office in this
town, is removed to the Public Houfs
kept by Dawn GREEN, in Maine Street,
at the manfion Houie of the late Thomas
Motley, Efq where they will be accom-
dated. JOSIAH PAINE.
Portland. Mayrb d. I'LL
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20 IA

10 LII
A Two fiory Dwelling houfc & Barn, in Ncwhu-
A ~ ftreet. ia;eiy orcup'ed i,y Mr. Dsvid
Moves. Enquire at the fore Of E Little Il Co
No Mufley's Row Apri
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Cyrus ingalls,, Z Ssis7mss If
Jolhua Ames, DsassDk
Robert Page. Z Srl.s~es IF
Henry Y =. Ofscod,S F-ysS4,g
Stephen Head, I Ssi.s7~ss IF
Cyrus Eaitman, Lsvsa
T'mo,hy cibfoo, se'ssnes #
David Cibfou, BSrefrH.
Peleg Wadfwor,h. I Sss.s'ms. IF
Thoma. Spring, Hps~.
James Cofhn, I Ssists~es If
David Moulton, Porter.
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ut a Cbcmi Csssf et Common Peas begun
ana b5latnaf Portland, 1uitbin and for fht
county Of Cumberland, on TIE fyf iusiaay
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-27
los T

ON the stage route from Alexan.
dria to Richmond, Seal Skin Trunk;
cncompassed by two leather straps With
buckles, containing variety Of valuable
wearing apparel. 1t was put into the
accommodation stage at Alexandria on
the 10th Dec. last, With card of direc.
ton for the owner at Richmend, and
has not since been heard OF, OF seen at
any Of the intermediate Offices; T~en-
" Dollars reward will be given to any
person who will give such information,
as to enable the owner to get II again,
on application to the printers.
January 81 6t
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| nature of the President to become a
WEDNESDAY, Jan. as.

nature OF INC T'SsAuSns W
law.
"WEDNESDAY, Jan. as.
Mr.. M'Kee from the committee on
the public lands reported bill for Vie
final adjustment Of land titles for tho
state of Louisiana and territory OF Mis-
souri,, which was twice read and refer
red to committee Of the wsole house.
Mr.. Tresp from the COMMITTEES OF
military affairs, reported bill to amend
an act, entitled an act, to authorize
corps Of sea feneibles which was twice
read and referred to a committee OF the
whole house Tor Saturday next.
+ Mr.. Taylor from the committee for
revising the militia laws, made report
on the petition of Major Adam King, in
behalf of tho Militia oil the District OF
Columbia, called into service during tho
last summer, which was unfavorabls,
and was concurred in by tho House.
A bill from the senate to incorporate
the Directors Of the Washington Libra
~ Company, was read FIRST and
second tire and referred to . commit
tee of the whole house.
Aa ensrossed bill to prohibit the ran.
coming Of any ship OF vessel Of the U: s.
SC. when captured by the enemies there-
of, was read third time and passed by
ayes s noes as follow Yeas 30, Nays ST.
The House in committee Of the
whole, Mr.. Kcnedyin the chair. on
a bill to raise three additional regi-
inents Of rif.emen.
Mr.. Troup made ssme obserya-
tons explanatory Of the views OF
the committee in presenting this bill.
Mr. Taylsr of N. Y. spoke in ia
vor of the bill and Of the war.
Mr.. Grosyenor replied.
MIR. Shipherd followed on the
same side and was speaking when our
reporter left the Hail.
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IN SENATE.
MONDAY Jan. ~.

Mr.. Massn submitted the follow
ING resolution fer consideration ::
RESOLVED, That the Department OF
the Treasury is a principal and in
d;spensable Office In the aeminIstra-
tion Of the government Of the U. s.
That the duties Of this office are
at all times important ; that at the
present time when plans Of finance
are to be devised. taxes to be impos-.
ed. leans to be obtained x large sums
of money to be expended and ac-
counted for, these duties have be-
come more arduOus, and that the
talents, integrity and diligence Of n
competent and responsible officer are
alone sufficient to discharge them.
Thai by his message Of the 18th OF
June last the President of the U. 5.
jnrormed tie Senate that he had
commissioned Albert Gailatin, then
Secretary OF the Department oil, the
Treasury, to prereed to Russia, and
there with others to negoc,atetreatIes
OF peace and commerce with U. Is.
and treaty Of commerce with Rus
sin.
That pursuant TO such commission
Albert GalIatia departed irem the
U. 8. in the month Of May last, x
hath ever sine. been and still remains
without the limits Of the I. States,
cha, ay reason of'he said coinm's
sionins, departure and absence from
the U. States ef the said Albert
Gs!.a.in. the sfies OF the Secretary
Of the Treasury became vacant, and
3 how vacsnt.
that sueh vacancy in the office oil
the Secretary Of the treasury affects
the pab'ie credit, sstaris the cur
rent service. eudanssrs The general
welfare, and ought no longer exist.
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FOREIGN COINs.

TIE Annual Report of the Diree-
for Of the N3int, on the subject ofthe
assays Of foreign coins. contain a
statement Of assays Of ne go!d and
silver coias CT G.. Britain. France.
Spain ard Portugal, from which it
spresrs--
T'hat The gold coin, of G.. B.
ard Portugal are all uniformly OF
tie same quality, end exactly equal
TO that Of the gold coins OF the T..
States, and therefore the;'. intrinsic
value il at the rate Of 100 cents for
q grains, or SO SO cents per penny
weight.
9 That the gold coins Of France,
especially those issued since the year
1905 Inclusive. are also Of an uni
form quality :theiriutr;nsic value be-
'ns at the rate Of 100 cents for 81
s'i'60t grains, or 81 $4,000 cents
FER dwt.
5. That the gold coins of Spain
are somewhat valuable in their qua
,ay' their average intrinsic value
oe'ns at the rate of 100 cents for
20 7Ss-issi grains, or 81 $500 cents
per dwi.
i :. That the intrinsic value of the
rseneh Crown. surprising its weight
10 aSt. II grs. is ITO cents end
-69i9so parts OF a ceut.
,. That tie intrinsic value Of the
spanish Dollar. exclusive ofthosc
.''aed prior TO the year 1906. cup
posing il of the su,l weight oft7 dwt.
Hns. is 100 cents and 25935-69i9S
parts ola cent. ID.
\, Il queer Mr.. Wright Of
aeFsisn5, Who ia the course Of a.
sui seves ereight successive years,
a' S gone through the following sim
uAr ssatine of office Senator in
,nSfess, Governor of Maryland,
.s'S Of County Court, and Re-
,sseeta'ive in Congress-opposed
nrsdley's resolution calling for
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Congress of the U. States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TUESDAY, January Is.

MIR. Archer trGHi the Committee OF
claims made report on the petition Of
jain Rlc. Jopes, which was ordered to
lie Oh the table.
Mr. Insham from the committee on
Pensjcns and revolutionary claims, made
report on the petition Of C!oe Strong,
widow 0! Col SIrong, which was unta-
vorable. and was ordered TO lie Oh the
table.
Also, report on the petition of Hugh
Milford which was unFayo,able, and was
Concurred in by the House.
Also an untAsnrGbls report on the Pc
tition of Agnes & Mary Smith, in which
the House concurrcd
Also, an uniayorab'e report on the Pc
ton Of Mary Chsayer of Marbiehead.
MIR. w Reed spoke against Concur
ring with '6.e report Of the committee
ard in favor Of grazing relief to the
petitioner, who is pool, widow, whose
two sons were killed in the action be-
tween the British frigats Java and the
U. S. frigass Constitutes ron board OF
which they were serving. -
Mr.. Archer also spoke il ~ itlon
to the report and in favor of Il e ,l'ion-
er.
Mr.. Taylor moved that tie report be
committed to a committee'of the whole
house for Tomorrow. Cirrled.
Mr. Troup from the conferrees APP
pointed en- the part OF the house, on the
dsagreeipg votes of the >,wo houses, on
The oil! for encouraging eaiistments, &c.
made report, wsich vas orderded 20
ii. on the table.
An engrossed bill for enforcing the
non-importation Jaws, SC. was read a
third time, and passed by ayes s. noes !:
Yeas 81 Nay So.
The house in committee OF the whole,
Mr.. Breckenridge in the chair, on bill
to prohibit the ransoming Of ships OF
vessels Of the u. S and merchandise on
board the same.
After considerable debate the COM
nit,ee rose and reported the bill.
MIR. Pitkin * Mr.. Castor made some
obseevaticns in opposition TO the bill,
and Mr.. Wright in favor when it was
ordered to be sngrosssd for third read
ing.
FILLING THE RANKS, sc.
A message from the Senate was read
copcurring with the report Of the com.
n.ittee Of conference on the aisayreeing
votes Of the two houses on the bill Tor
Sling the ranks, encouraging enlist.
ments, &c.-and the house took up the
message.
MIR. Troup stated that the report Of
the conferees had been made upon tho
principle Of compromise, and amounted
to thls-,hst the house was to recede
from its disagreement to the senate's
amendment so far as relates to an in.
crease Of the land bounty, and the See
nate was to rccede from its amendment
to the bill respecting the money bounty;
so that, If tho bill was agreed to, the
whole bounty in money would be la4
dollars 10 each recruit-5o ON enlist
ment, 50 on mastering the recruit, and
- on the discharge from service the
land bounty remaining as it has hereto
fore been. MIR. It. related the argu-
ments which had been used IN commit
tee, &c. and recommended an accep
lance Of the report.
The report was accepted By the house
without division.
ESQ that this bill wants only the sig.
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NEE.

When Rr. Crawford was apEolnt-
ed minister to France. his friends
said ne was man OF great patriot
ism. iadessnaenee and spirit, aud
that in short time after his arri
va! in Paris. eur lang prstrasted
negotiations With France would be
brought to conclusion OF some
kind TINT he would not he triaed
with, nor he Put ofby the imperial
court. The excuses that thu Em.
peror was at war goiEg to Vi
81. the sea-Derts--to ne Divorced
to be iaarriea--to christen q child
Our ambassadors and ralers seem
heretofore to have admitted as coed
apologies fsr .apOleon's not attend.
inc TO our aayo,s and oureomplaints,
and doing us justice. Mr.. Craw-
ford was represented as man That
wou'd iEsist that the affairs Of ihs
Unitst! States were as important as
any other subjects. sad should either
promptly receive the imperial at
tsation, or the neglect be resented.
We have no dislike 10 Mr. Craw-
ford !: but we SEE he has done as lit.
tie 10 three months as his predeees-
aors did.-Bpston Palladium.
The paragraph in the Presidents
message respecting France. would
have dsne as wei! in any other Of
his communications Tor the last i've
years. Bonaparte neither hears us
nor sedresses our wrongs. lie Is
busy or not in the hanler." But
Mr.. Madison troubles himself un-
necessarily in forming &c" para
graphs each year. when enc would
answer oil the time. Fhs aitera-
ton however is not Considerable
1t is like pork and beans ore Gay,
and beans and pork the next.-i5
nc Dostch SSuiibSi, W oata'Spy 'SS'>
Observes
THE late arrival from England has
had the effect to lull the rage Of specu-
tation. articles were sold on
Thursday from so to 90 per cent. low
er than purchased wee. before Ma.
ny have burnt their fingers and We
hope the smart will teach them mode
ration"
The seameu on board the Congress
frigate. ia many instances, we are told,
subscribed the sum of 10 dollars towards
the relief of the sufferers by IRE. One
sailor, however. determined to oatdo the
rest, ordered fifteen doIi'rs to be affixed
against bis, but was informed that he
had onfy twelve dollars to receive
"Wcll, Mr. purser, tsaid the tar) down
with .hres towards another cruize
Eosson Pafer.
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This is to give Notice,


This is to give Notice,
THAT the subscriber Of Prince
Georges County hath obtained rom
the Orphans Court thereof letters ties.
tamentary of the estate of Gavin ha-
milton, with the will annexed, and
that all persons interested therein, are
desired to produce their claims on or
before the 2s,h DAY OF July next-they
may otherwise be by law excluded
from all benef. of said estate.
VIM. K. Clagett.
Er'or. Of Gavin Hamilton.
January 27. iawein.
N. b. The sale Of his goods will
take place on the sth February.
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The Senate of North Carolina have
rejected, % 10 IS, bill TO suspend ex>
ecutions. They have passed a bal to
exclnde Bank Directors from seas II
the Legislature, as iii South Carolina.
But this decision is Inconsistent with
the idea. that persons cannot be exclud
ed by law, when net excluded by the
constitution.
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THE SUBSCRIBER

THE SUBSCRIBER
OFFERS FOR SALE.
500 boxes Mould and Dipt Candles.
200 DO. Soap, which on inspection
will be found of superior quality.
ALSO,
70 barrels clear N. G. Rosin Jones
inspection.
VIM. Dunlap.
N. B, For any quantity Of rough
or refined TALLOW, delivered at his
Mandatory in the course of the pre-.
sent or next month February, a ge.
nerous price will be given in cash:
w. D.
January ~. faw3w.