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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-29
JAMES MONROE,
SECRETARY OF STATE.

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All officers and soldiers OF the army are re-
quired to continue their exertions in detecting
and bringing TO trial dessrters from the ar.
my.
premium nt9<exceeding fifty dollars for
each deserter viii be paid by the commanding
officer Of the post, garrison or district to which
he may be brought and delivered. All officers
and Soldiers are required to enforce the law a.
gainst such citizen or citizens as shall entice
or procure soldier to desert. The words OF
the law are as follows, viz
BE 10 enacted, &c. That every person. not
subject TO the rules and articles of war. who
shsG procure or entice soldier in the sc ryice
OF the United States, to desert; or who shall
purchase from any soldier, his arms, uniform
clothing, or any part thereof; and every CAP.
tain or commanding officer of any ship or yes-
sci, who shall enter on board such ship or YES
sci, as one OF his crew, knowing him to have
deserted, or otherwise carry away any suc,,
soldier, or shall refuse to deliver him up to the
orders Of his commanding officer, shall. upon
legal conviction, be fined at the discretion Of a.
ny court having cognixance of the same in any
sum not exceeding three hundred dollars and
be imprisoned any term not exceeding one
year.
BY order Of the Secretary Of War.
JOHN X. BELL, (
IsiHdnt INSPECTOR General.
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-29
Fresh Medicines,

JUST receivedby the subscriber, few doers
below The Bell Tavern, and warranted
~ genuine--yiz.
10olbs. Camphor,
90 do Opium,
200 do Gum Arabic, best quality.
90 do. Tragacanth, do.
80 do. Arrow Root,
150 do. Cream Tartar,
20 do. Gum Assafoetida,
100 do Puiv: Rhubarb.
loo do. do. Jallap,
20 do. do. Ipecac,
rs do. do. Pale Bark,
200 do. Yellow Bark,
150 do. Liqrorice Ball,
SO do. Arnatto, best,
100 do. Sweet spts. Nitre,
80 do. Cinnamon,
so do. Cassis.
LOO do. Aniss Seed,
80 do. Camomile Flowers.
~ DO. Magnesia, large lump, ,
S0e 90. 90. small square E1glish.
100 do. do. Pulyerised
Groce Hailock's best Amers Castor OF.
do. best West Indian 10.
LIZ do. do. Common, do.
1O00lbs. Pearl Ashes,
Copai varnish, Lamp Oil, &e.y
Together with almost general assortment a
Drugs and Medicines.
Which he intends to sell low for casb-o,
ders punctuaily attesded to.
:, WIN. WEST.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-29
William s Sarah Whittingtan

William s Sarah Whittingtan,
.fdnniais,ps,ors IF William Whitfingfan Of
John, deceased.
"A you are not inhabitants Of this state, and
- have no agent reading herein known to
US, and as we sse ignorant Of your usual place
otresidenee, we take this method to give you
house of John Gadsby, in the city OF baltimore,
between the hours of three and eight o'clock
p. M. We shall proceed to take the depositi.
ons fJohn p. pleasants and others. to be used
as evidence in asuit in Chancery, depending in
the Court OF Northumberland County, Virgins,
wherein we are Compiainants and you Defend
ants at which time and place you will attend
if you think proper.
G.F.&J. LNDENBERGER.
Northumberland, yirga.l
9th May, 1914. 5 3tw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-29
kO'rlC SONG.

e ID (says the Petersburg Repub-
81 to a old customer for the following
Yses. They wefe written at the commence
hent Of the American Revolution, and adj
dresscdto the worthy Fathers Of our lndepcn-
dence. h, +.
Lines addressed 10 The Patriotic .4merican Veiun.
seers.
Awake, awake! to glory wake
The din Of battle calls;
A nations wrongs your slumbers breaks
COLUMBIA Eves--or falls
Z. Freebcrn Spirits, take the 6esds
Your Country's wrongs redress,
Your country's rights with glory shield.
Pour eouutry's fears repress
A naughty foe invades yeur rights.
And triumphs in your spoil,
She g,ories in her base exploits
Aud fattens on your toll !:
Your commerce withsrs ON tho main,
Your sons 10 slavery grosns
Your brothen' blood, your harbor stain.
Your childless mothers mourn.
Here secret spies infest your land,
Enkindlng dhcords fames
Combining with venal band
To crush our legal frame
To arm the sire. aealhst the son,
The son against the sire
To cause = brolher's blood to run,
To quench brothers. ire,
The lurking savase yells for prey,
Along the western wild
The hunters race is watch'd by day,
BY night his sleep beguird:
His wreathing cottage frighta the gloom.
His infants shrek tn alarm,
His wife sinks lifsless in q swoon,
Or bIeeds within his arms.
SO God! wilt thou not judge" our foes
Aud let thy wrath descend
Averge an i.jurdpsopie's woes.
Their righteous cause defsnd
Iuspire our sons to take the field
Their eountry's wrongs redress -
Their country's rights with glory shield,
Their oountryfs fears repress
Lives here wretch who would not Sight
miscreant who would Ay =
A bastard who would yield his right
Or srudse to freely diel
When wrongs and insults eroud bis sight,
And sicksn on his heart
When pow'r gives law, and int'rest right,
And truth means only art
oxoNIus.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-29

Riehnoaa. 1874 5ane, 1914.
HE COURT OF HUsTIN6sS win proceed
= at July Court, 20 the appointment Of a
SCHOOL MASTER, for The Poor Children in
the Aims HOUSE, OF the city--sslary 8 100 per
tain restrictions, WILDE allowed the teacher. of
receiving for tuition, the neighboring children
on his own account ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-29
Jaundice Bitters.
Just received and for Sale at Samuel Peasants,
Bookstore.

MEDICINE extremely useful for curing
Jaundicy and bilious disorders, and removing
that SINKING, faint and distressed feeling at
the stomach, difficulty OF breathing, loss Of
appetite, and sleepy dull bcsviness in the fore
part OF the day, weakness and trembling OF the
limbs, Dizziness ofthe head, and ye.iowRess
OF the couHtenance, complaints so coaIuoB 10
jaundicy and biiIras people.
The many cures that have been effected in
N. England by the above medicine, tas NAV
be seen by The bills) prevent .he necelsity or
fzrsSer
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-29
Dir. Philip 8. SouthaH.

II MIRACLES this method of inforrningths in
- habitauts of Cumberland County and its
vicinity. that his late absence from his profas.
sionai situation was occasioned by IMPsxrovs
necessity.-He has returned with an intentien &c
remaining ferm0nssfly in Cumberland, and pro-
m.scs Puuctuai attendance on every oaH :
Those who lahour under the eompl;s.t.A
pressure Of diseass and poverty are rsquested
to call on him for advice and medicine whieh
will be furnished CRATE. + :. -
Rains Tavern, Cumberland City, June 3, ia1L,
81 C1mo.l y n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-29

a Three. Story, Firs-proof. BRICK Hoyrcr
4 > situate on E., or Main street. and nssr,;
opposite the Bell Tavern-Po Possession riyen IN -
the 26th Of the 9Th Month (July.) Enquire az
the Subscriber, at the Falling Garden, or In biz
absence of Gala LownEs. =, -. -.
Fith Moath 18TH. 1914. - : =
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-29

viscu ofitca. Tie salt springs
arc numerous. One lately discovered in
White county by General Bird Smith. yields
a supply Of water supposed sufficient for
the use of the whole state, so strongly i'm.
pregnated as not to dissolve salt put into it.
Gen. Smith having ascertained the strength
OF the water. directed great rock to be
bored in q little while the workmen struck
upon vein of salt water, that now cuisines
/" to some height from the mouth Of a three
inch hole. The place is on 5navigable
BRANCH Of the Cumberland river. and iu a
thickIy timbered country. The business will
0e extensively prosecuted.
Some notices Il Louisiana and the /" ter
|ritories." hereafter.
ANECDoTE. S
In all wars, it is usual for the couteRdiie,
powers to offer up prayers to Heaven for their
own success and the overthrow Of their nemies
each party frequently adding, According to
the jusfness Of or eause. o Lord, help u.s., 81"
Now, considering that the cause of both parties
cannot be precisely just. it would perhaps be
quite as Judicious, and certainly more sincere,
as well az modest, to atlops the language, or ut
least the spirit Of an old Scotch woman, who
was sutler in the Duke of Marlborough's ar
my It SO happened that this faithiui follower
OF the camp was one evening talking with ve
nerable sister of the same profession, but not
OF the same country, upon the probable conse-
quences of an engagement expected TO be
fought between the, armies uext morring.--
Well" said the English sutler, Weii--it
will certainly be most bloody battle; aid all
have to say is, May God stand by the right p
De'ei pick ont your eyne for your wscked
WISH, replied the Scotch ono, God stand BY
aamilton's regiment, righs or urong %
Krons ths Balfi,nore.Federal gazette. 3
Among the many reasons for Boneparte's
chusing the island. of Elba % the place ri
his future residence which have been ingca
n'ously surmisad, perhaps the following
curious one may not be thought the least a.
mssing. 5,
BoNAPARTE IN ELBA.
IN Eibais plac'd--(a appropriate station,)
Napoleon, once ABLE. oncefear'd by each ma
ton, g ~
Now s'ript Of his empire, his legions dispersed,
His real situation ia ABLE reversed. -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-29
A PROCL.AsfATToNT.

i. 4. (.
WHEREAS information has been received
h, that number Of individuals, who have
deserted from the Army Of the United States,
nave become sensible of their Offences, and are
aeslroIs OF returning to their duty:
Aiuii pardon is hereby granted aad proclaim.
edto each and all such individuals rs shall with.
IN three months from the date thereof, surren-
Ger themselves to the commanding officer of
any military post within ths United States or the
territories. thereof = -
In testimony Whereof I have caused the
seal OF the United states to be affixed to
these presents, s,.d signed the same with
my hand.
oneat the City y Washington, the seven.
teenth day Of June, a. D. one thou
sand eight hundred and fourteen, and
OF the Independence of the United
States the thirty EIGHTH.
BY the President,
JAMES MONROE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-29
Doct. Rees' Cyc.o !. edia.

CUBsgRIBERs to Rees's cyelopedi.. are
y respectfully informed. that the 47th No. or
Vol. "a, part. 1st, has been received, and il rea
dy for delivery At the subscribers Bookstore
Richmond They are earnestly solicited to
make early application for the numbers wanted
to complete their respective setts-and such as
are indebted for numbers o. the work already
delivered are requested to make immediate
payment.
8. PLEASANTS,
.4zent for the fropriefors.
June ~. go -. e,sf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-29

Gross value or manufactures exclud;nr
doubtful articles" 3,611,O2o. These re
iurns we're very far short Of the "whole
truth" and the STATE Of things has materially
changed within the 4 years last past. Ma.
ny manufactures have suddenly started in !.
co Importance yet the state is, perhaps
more u ely agricultural than any other
of the union. Cotton has lately become the
grent sapie; wool will probably become An
article Ut considerable export 10 few years.
Sone attention begins to be paid TO raising
sheep, and the country. by it's mountains
end valiies, presenting the changes that arc
opposed peculiarly favorable 70 the pros.
perity OF that inestimable animal, is capa.
Bile OF sustaining many millions without de-
;rinent TO its products OF grain, Cotton. &c.
The value 1t land is considerably increased
but good deal Of 1t being broken, ii seems
difficult TO give an average price. Nash
vile aud Knoxville, the principal towns
the seats Of great commerce and OF sever.
a. manufactures. But every thing is vet
young here; and the profit on cotton bad
chiefly moncpolIzed the capital Of the state
Nevertheless, four hftbs of the people are
c.oshcd with domestic manufactures, gener.
ally household.
Tennessee is also rich in minerals, and
will probably become eminent Tor The heae
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-29
TO RENT.

TINE LUMBER-HoUsE, on cAnEr-street,
= now occupied by Thomas Harris. as To-
bscco Mandatory Possession to be given the
1st Of July next.
JOS. CALICO.
Richmond, June IL. 3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-29
THE RICHMOND
UNION AIR FURNACES
~ Is now in operation.

CASTINGS In BRASS
A ND wROUGRT-IRON WORK WIN .Iso
\ be executed nj. the Furnace Order Ia
At the Furnace, or with JsRH PAax1LL or this.
piace, or Toilet & Lea in Petersburg. win -
Thankfully received and promptly attended 70.
pABKHlLL, SABBATON. & ca
Jun Lift -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-29

June "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-21

hstth
that
of
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be dby
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70 suchO
the
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dan odefa may emnowe receive the
the
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-21
NOTICE..
Ds,bam, No 10, 1914.

The iubicriber hereby gives public notice TO all
concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and taken upon himfelfthe truft of Administrator
on the eAate of EBENEZER HAsKELL, late of
New Clocesser, in the county of Cumberl land, yeo.
man, deceaed, by giving bond as the law directs-
He Therefore requeiis aii perions who are indebted
10 the faia deceaied's efta,e TO make immediate
payment and thole who have any demands there
on, to exhibit the fame to DAVID NELSON.
Nv 9fb, 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-21

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned, that he has been du'y appointed
and taken upon himielf the truli Of administrator
ON the ellats of THOMAS MANN, late of Port.
land. in the county of Cumberland, mariner, de
ctafed, by giving bond as the law direGf.-He
therefore requeit' all perions who indebted to
the izid deceaied's el,ate to make immediate nay.
men, and thofe who have any cemznds thereon,
TO exhibit the lame to
ROBERT W. KNIGHT.
Nov. 9, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-21
100 DOLLARS KEW ARD.
n Daying Robbery.

an the night between the 9th and 2s,h infant,
~ the Office ef the iubicriber in marlborough
was broken open, and taken therefron number
of packages OF letters which we're directed to the
Gifferest Pol Offices in the countie OF Hancock *
Waihingon whoever will give information to the
fubicr'ber 70 hat the perpelrator or perpetrators
may be brought to jultee, fhall be estited TO the
above reward JNO, HEAD,
Ga. 2Sth, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-21
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
BOSTON, NOVEMBER 5th, 1914.
BO.fRO OF WAR,

1.-THE ito all demsn
myb offer
The o
ordered into orders the Commander
PAYROLL CsptsCmpny o(hnty Cavalry Artillery, the
u eahdund General odr
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-21
II Bhack Morocco P0ck'el book,

CONTAlNINC1O dollars in Por land bsnk Bills
al d sundy papers, Of no value to any one but
tie owner, was lost on Saturday, af ernoon last,
between Long wharf and the head OF Exchange
Street. Whoever has found said Pocket Book &
will give information to the Primers Of this pa.
per shall be suit ably rewarded, Nsv z.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-21

r o be fold by order of Court, a, the houfe of
Maj. VIM Waterman, h BuIton, 10 the coun
" Ct York. on Saturday, he zenith day of Decem
Der next a. Que o'clock p. NJ. the following real
efa'e Of sneli Wingae, lac Of iaid Buxton, deceai
ed, viz the one undivided halt Of ,e,s No eight
and ten on letter and fourth divi6oo in faid Buzz
ton, for the purroie of paying fad decesied's us
debts. with incidental charges.
ZENAS PAYNE Admiaia,stsv.
Nv ICtb 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-21

Came into the ncloiure of the fubicriber a red
~ HORSE, with white liripe in his face. light
col0ured main and tail-the owner is reque0ed to
prove property, pay Charge, aud take HIM away.
BENNlAH HANSCOM.
BEsfss, Nv. 10,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-21
Military Medicines &!

A r cri6s like che p.elent, i, become, the dutv
4 = of every individual 20 contribute a. much a.
pcfhse to the national defence; and a. health muiR
ever be conhdered material point, the pfopris.os
Of the following Medicine, merely luggeits heir
convenience and utility, whereby the health Of
moi individuals engaged in Military Service, mat
10 great meaiure be preierved, to WIT.
DIR. ReTs's Ultimate Pills.
Whereby coughs, common colds cold fhverings,
difficulty Of breathing. &c. are removed in few
hours. See directions round each boz
DIR. ReJe's Anibil0us Pills,
A certain and mon eficacious remedy for Indi-
geon ofs Of appetite, lilinef.oeis, headache cot.
tivenefs. Aatulenee. shoiic, bilious affeetous &c.
DIR. 5ebb's Celebrated Liniment,
For Rheumasfm. iprains bruiies. numbneis ID
the joints the relief 70 immediate, and cure fire..
queutiy in % hours
Dumtrie's Ointment,
A certain, safe and especitious cure for the
ITCH, be it ever 70 inve,erate ia ess bsvs sttss.
fis. t3-No danger from taking cold
The whole of the above are prepared snd fold
wholeiale, by the foe proprietor w 7 CONWAY.
No S, Green itreet, Bottom aod retail by fpecial
appointment by Mr.. Stephen Pasren, Bookseller
No 10 Exchange ifest Portland Bab(oo, Wacal.
fet ; Dr. Moies Holbrook, M d Bath Hon. ~.
JooAthau Page, NJ ID Brunfwick. Wilklas. Or
ring,oni Orcut. Bucklown; Bryant, Ca0iaa;
Gardner. Bowdoinham; Eiwell. Marlborough;
Blany. Briitol; Parfons, p M Holmes Hoe;-
kendrick. Lebanon; Alden, Hanover; Thomas =
whiPpe, Newbur, port Shores. Portimoush -
Froit, Kennebunk; Todd, Saco; whipple, Caih'
ing X Appleton, salem. and moil DruKRiils, Book
ieiIers and poit Matters throughout the U.s.
B1rN0as ave gesSi.s Ssh/ fgssd W, T. C0NWA1'
y. yzs v4Iss besAb eb/syvs tba
- A large dfcount TO Country Tradsrs!
bTPAMPHLEXS q .s.y s.ssse,dissyy es'"
ma, Dc bad g,sfi' Of fbs hseats
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the iablcribers
~ are appointed by the Judge of Probate for
the county Of Lincoln, Commiiloners to receive
and examine the claims to the eita'e of Nathan
Longfellow, Junr. late of WLise6eid 10 fAid couu
ty, yeoman, deeeaied, reprefented ,nfovent that
fI months from the date hereof are allowed the
faid creditors to exhibit aud prove their claims
and that the faid Comm ioners will Ntend to the
duties of their appointment at the dwelling houis
of Moies Jewett, in Alma, on the fra Fnday' OF
December, January, March and April se1', at one
O'Clock p M ON each Of iaid days
JEREMIAH PEARSON, C.s~Ir
JOSIAH PLUMER lesser.
Oa 10, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-21
NOTICE.

THOSE e'txens who have loaned Implements of
hu,bandry for the ufe of the detachment Of
militia lately ifa:ioned in this town, for throwing
up works Of defence are requefted to call at Fort
burrow' and 'e'sct tho!s that bslcng to them II
any are mfIng, they will cafe TO fend an ascoun,
Of the fame TO the Committee of Safe,v
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-21

THE Credi,ors to the Elate Of BENJAMIN
VIKING. late Of Durham, deeeafed. are here.
by notified that q further time Of ore month has
been allowed by the hon, Samuel freeman, Judge
of Probate for the couoty Of Cumberland, 10 briup
in aud prove their claims, and tina, the fubfcr ihsrs
will attend on that fervice a, the houie Of Da.ua
has Strout, inuholder 10 faid town of Durham on
Wednesday, the fevensh day Of December next, At
ten o'closk A. NJ.
MATTHEW DUREN. cs~mg.
AARON OSGoOD, ( J;a.".
Ds,bon, Nv 10, 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-21
WANTED.

HREE or four hundred Dollars, for which
L good iecurity on Real Eifa,e in the centre of
the town Will be given, and the interea regularly
paid line directed to A B. and left At the poa
Oniee' Will meet attention. Me-. IA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-21
II red Morocco Pocket B1ok,

"a va VIW5CC0 olTET- DDOR,
CONTAINING fundry Notes of Hand, was
~ found on the crofs road leading from Mr.
Thos. WnAows to Pifcataqua Mills in Falmouth,
on the a inh-The owner may receive i, again
BY applying at this Office, and paying for this ad
veftifemeuf. No -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-21

IAM's FAaaaAL an inden,ed apprentice. having
abien,e I'd hmfelf from myfervice for long time. &
thereby broken the condition of his sontt act which
lnow conlder 10 be difolved, and caution all Der.
(ons from truli'ng him on my account, a. all pay
no debts Of his contracting
WILLIAM HEDDBAN
Bath Nov. 70.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-21

III Of Time Time Wages Total a. Allowance Ant Aoy Total
~ saysment ,avi charge wages clothing my arms @us~ea
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-21

u
10 dollars per DOE, dollar Jingle copy;
OR faIe at ISAAC ADAMS BooksToaa.
GEOGRAPHY;
Or DESCRIPTION Of the u arid, in three parts.
Par Biographical orthosr aphy, divided
and accented
Psrta-a Grammar of Geography, to be COM
mite. memory.
Part s-A Description of the Earth, Manners
anl Gu tome Of the inhabitants Manufacture,
Commerce. Government, natural and artificial
Cur,osities.
To be read in classes Asssmposis5 wisB 41slas.
To which is added--An cay method OF con-
Iruciing Maps, illustrated by Piates-For the use
Of schools and academies.
BY DANIEL ADAMS, A Nj
Author Of the Scholars Arithmetic, &c.
ALSO,
ATLAS to Adam's Geography for the ufe Of
Schoo IL and Academies. containing the following
Maps
Tie WaH. Serb A~siss,
Ns,f6 dms,ieS, Esrtp.,
= Usnfa 'iaie', die,
Nsro. Esg'ssd, A/,ko,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-21

ALMANACKS FOR 1915,
FOR faie At ISAAC ADAMS Hookllore
Farmers Almanacks and the clergyman ditto
for 'si5, BY the groce d. zen and Jingle
Nov 7 Sw
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-21
FLOUR.
b. THR ASHER.

~ AAANfAoAAA@N,
LAS JUN received and offers for fale,
- ebls. Philadelphia and Baltimore fuper6ne
FLOUR, from new Wheat
100 bbls. Ship-Bread.
Nov. 4.