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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-02-09

pointed Clerk Of the House of Representa-
tives, vice p Magruder, resigned.
THE BANK BILL.
The President has refused his signatur)
to the National Bank Bill, and has RETURN
ed the same to that House of Congress id
which it originated, with his objections
- National Lnteliigsncer.
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FROM THE CONNECTICUT coURANT.
A common fault, in times of party heat
and very dangerous one. is to judge of ac
tons by tho s,asa that perform them, insteat
of Judging the men by their actions. Ii
such times the very best councils will be re
jected with scorn and adherence, and ths
very worst will be followed with fury O.
zeal merely because the former proceed
from men whom the multitude have beer
accustomed to view with an eye of jealousy
and hatred, and the latter from men the]
have been accustomed to revere as the bes|
of patriots and statesmen. They revers(
the excellent and infallible rule. to ;udgI
the tree By the fruit They reverse th(
truely Republican maxim, measures not
men, and becoming n-worshipers, the
voluntarily bow their necks to the yoke d
oppression and tyranny, so it be laid on b (
the hands they most like. This has been
the capital fault of all free republics: and
of the most of them it has been the bane.
1t was remarked nearly two CENTURIES agd
by distinguished European writer, thad
g the things which happen in eur own
times, and which we see ourselves, do not
surprize us near so much, as thiags which
we read of in times past, though not in the
leas tmore extraordinary" Add the same
writer added, that when the Emperor Cali
gula made his horse Consul, the Romans,
at that time, were not greatly surprized at
it, having necessarily been in some degree
prepared for it, by an insensible graduation
of extravagances from the same quarter"
Exactly SO it is in our day with the peo-
pie of these United States; gradually &C
customeG to a series of stupendous follies
and absurdities, they scarcely notice what
would have struck them with amazernent
twenty years back, and of which the his
tory viii deeply astonish their posterity in
ages 10 come. The present generation has
been brought, step by step, to such pass,
that they wonder at nothing. Any new
act of absurdity, or any new encroachmen,
on their liberties, excites very little sur
prize. But posterity will be deeply as
tonished in reading the history Of these
times. Children yet unborn will comtem
plate it with deep establishment, that q
nation so proud spirited, so tenacious of its
civil rights, had been well nigh enslaved
not by a Cromwell or a Bonaparte, but by
one of the feeblest of men.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-02-09
Almost incredible VIC
tory
FROM NEWORLEaNS.

Dates mp to the 18th January--the Enc
NM. attacking our entrenched drmy on
the sth, beaten and rep"lsed by Jackson
and ms brace associates, NTH great
slaughter.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-02-09

Washington, February 4, Z
6 o'clock, II. MS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23
NEW CARDING MACHINE.

1T CUEDALL'8 Mus.
THE subscriber informs the public he has, in ad.
L di,ion to his former machinery, erected a
machine for carding Wool of the finest quality and
will be able in future TO have wool, of all grades,
carded in the best manner.
lie also continues the coloring and finishing Wool
en- Cloths, usual Likewise will manufacture
common merino Wool into Plains, Satnetts Cas-
simeres, Fannels, &c. &c very reasonable terms.
While the subscriber thanks his numerous friends
and customers for the many favors received, he
takes the liberty of urging the payment of out-stand
ing accounts, multiplicity OF which are now un-
settled ON his books. SAMUEL CLARKE,
Portsmouth,, July 10, 1915.
The Patent lmbro0ed Gas Abbardtus,
E'OR lighting Manufactures, Mines, Mills, street,
l. Theatres, Lighthouses, sc. &C. in a convent.
eat, safe and economical manner, With Gas.Lghts
produced fre.n fossil coal, will be put up complete
for operation reasonable te.ns aud every infor
nation respecting it communicated on appiicauon TO
WINsLOW LEWIS, Bostoa--or
DAVID MELVILLE, .Ns,eport, Il 1.
N. B--The Lights may be seen in operation at
al any time during the approaching summer at the
Bathing house, Newport. fbri! 26, 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23
FARMS--roR SALE.

E,oR sale. four Farms adjoining, containing about
i one hundred and fifty acres, each situated in the
town Of sou,hwick, state of Massachusetts, one-half
mir from the central OF said town. The above
Farms are excelsnt for grain and grass. Also, one
half . Gun Powder Mandatory on one Of said
farms, and likewise an excellent sei,e for Cotton
Factory or almost any other water works. frequir-
Cd an extensive credit will be given foe consider
able part. For further particulars enquire Of the
subscriber on the premises.
AARON TRENCH.
Seyii.giet. .iar.NlS, 1915,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23
For sale,

ElVE.TWELFTIIS Of a Cotton Mandatory stu.
ate in North ,Kinys,o,yn, about one mile from
Uickord 1t has stream Of water sufficient TO op.
perate 1000 spndles, and has now in operation 500,
with Dwelling House and other necessary Build.
ings, all in good repair Seldom has property pos.
sessing so many advantages been offered for sale.
The terms will be liberal and may be known by ap-
plying to JOHN HAWKINS, at the Factory, or to
BERIAH & DANIEL WAITE.
Ne.ebort, June z, 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23
REAL ESTATE--roR SALE

THE subscriber offers for sale. at the corner OF
i Pearl and Monst Vernon street, that new, con.
venent and well built House, and Of the best mate
ras for the sole purpose Of paying oil Just and hon.
orsble debts Any person dcsirous of laying out
their money to the best advantage would do well TO
call and view the premises PAUL BAILEY.
.Newpori, .3ugus! 10, 1915.
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Sale,

rJ'HE FARM Of the subscriber, situNed in Ports
mouth. one half mile south Of Bristol Ferry !,
containing about 60 acres, with Dwelling House,
Barn and other out houses, in good repair. The
whole viii be sold on reasonable terms. For rartic-
ulars apply to the subscriber living the premises
JOHN ANTHONY.
Portsmouth, yuiv 10, 1915.
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EPIGRAM.
From a London Poher.
AWFUL, CASE.

Some time ago a handsome and very intel
Iigent youth whose name is Henery Pargetsr
Lewis, the son Of respectable Attorney in
Dudley, was placed, for probationary time,
previously to an intended apprenticeship, with
surgeon and apothecary, Of the name OF
Powell, in the immediate yinciniy Of one of
oar great schools. He had Got been there
long, before one of the scholars, who lodged
AT the surgeons In league with the servant.
boy OF the house, devised the following STRAIT
agem TO trightcn him. One night, during
the absence OF the master, the servant-boy
concealed himself under the bed of Henry,
before the latter retired TO rest, and remained
there ill the hour Of midnight when, on a
freconcerted signal of three raps a, the cham
ber door, III stalked the school-boy, habitcd in
Awhile sheet, with his face Horribly disguised,
and bearing lighted candle in his hand the
servsnt-boy, az the same moment, heaving up
the bed under Henry with his back. How
long this was acted 4 is not known. II was
done long enough however, com pleteIy to de-
throne The reason Of the unfortunate youth,
who, il is supposed, Immediately covered
himself with the bed clothes. and so continued
1ll the morning. On his no, rising at the
usual time, some one of the family went to
call him and, not answering, except by inco.
herent cries, was discovered in the atate de-
scribed.-Thc melancholy tidings OF his sit
uation were conveyed to his friends, on his
removal TO them the facts having been dis
closed, partly by the confession OF the servant
boy, and partly by the unfortunate youth him
self, during the few lucid intervals which CO.
Cured in the course OF the first year after his
miAlortnnc. father and mother were
then living but now they are both dead, and
the little property they loft to support him is
now>nearly exhausted, together with small
subscription which was also raised to furnish
him with necessaries, and TO reimburse
person to take care of him. He is perfectly
harmless and gentle, being rathcrajn a state
of idiocy than insanity, seldom betrsying any
symptom. Of violent emotion, except occa-
sionally about midnight (thc time of his IN
happy disaster) When, full Of indescribable
terror, he cxcIaims, "Ob they are coming,
they are coming 70 All hope of recovery is
at an end, more than 90 years having elapsed
since the catastrophe happened. The name
of him who was the contriver and chief agent
OF the fatal mischief, is withheld, from mo-
tives of dclicacy, If living no may cohtri.
butte to alleviate the misery he oecasioned,
He was at that time a youth Of large cxpec-
tations should he now possess afflucnce, his
own heart will dictate what he ought to do.
This pitble case may at once prove warn
Ing to the ioconsiderate, and stimulate the
good to its relief:
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YALUABLE EARM.

e7'HE subscriber offers for sale, his Farm situated
L in Mddlctown, about one mile aud half from
the s,ate-housc in Newport. Said Farm contains
bout so acres of land, with great quantity Of excel
lent fruit trees, of all kinds--,ogether with the build
ings thereon standing. For other information IN.
y &c of ALANSON PECKHAM
Middletown, Dec IS, 1914
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23

The Prince Regent Of England has an.
nounced to Parliament the marriage of his
bro,her the Dake Of Cumberland with the
Dutchess Of Saims, daughter Of the reigning
Duke of Mcclcnburg Strclitz, and neice to
the Queen of Grcat-,ri,cin and expressed
his wish that Parliament would make him q
provision suitable to his new situation. A
bill to allow him 3oool. per annum, was bro't
10, and passed after great opposition; In the
first stage 81 to 70; and in the las, 100 10
&c; The members who spoke against the
allowance, alluded to the Improperly Of the
marriage and the dislike of the Lady by the
Queen, who |, was stated, had declared she
should never be received at Court.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23
POETRY.
PARODY ON THE LEGACY.

PARODY ON THE LEGACY.
WHEN in bed I'm as drunk as Scrine,
bly, bottle bear TO my comrades dear,
Tell them i. was frd with Madeira Wine,
drank il off and it laid me here;
Md them not shed one Of sorrow,
Altho' our pockets are getting light
Twenty shillings, I'll try to borrow,
To buy US lquor---to.morrow night
When our credit is all done DER,
Then take my coat to your Broker's hall,
It will surily fetch Eve dollars more,
aud that III suffice to treat us all
What if to night our heads are aching
With setting up late, or drinking long,
Tomorrow morning soon we've wsken,
Wen cure them with Gin and Bitters strong
Keep this quart which is now DER flowing,
To grace your rcyels when I'm at rest;
Never It's strong contents be s,rewing.
On lips that Brandy has seldom best
Hut if some genuine Brandy lover
Shsud want it illd quite up TO the brim,
Then take 1t between you and tip it DER,
think it will settle both you and him. JJ.P.
-:O:~
EPIGRAM.
On Woman sf d7ala5ar zueeting eSeessiveiy
at Me loss Of her Husband.
->.~--
sTRANoER.
Sure never With afjction, more sincere,
Did widow heave sigh, or shed tear.
NAN OF MALABAR.
IT'S true--But think not parting grieves her so
They must NOT part land hence her sorrows flow.
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For Sale or TO Let,
To satisfy a Mor,gage.1

o satisfy Mortgage
CTORE, No. =, Bannister's wharf, late belong.
~ ing to William G.. Burroughs; being the lower
store on the south side of said wharf For particu-
lars apply to CONSTANT TABER
June T.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23
CRAND PRIZES.

In the Grand National Lottery,
which positively commences drawing in Baltimore,
on the 28th inst.
TICKETS AND SHARES,
Can be obtained at JOSIAH G. SHAW's No. lls,
Thames-street, at the same price as at Baltimore.
Present price Of Tickets, Ten Dollars
u. S. Treasury Notes for sale, in sums
to suit purchasers. Apply as above.
.Nergborf, .2tlr 9, 1876
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23

Ths London Gazette OF June al, contained
the nomination of GEo. w. Guar, as Secrc-
tary to the Embassy to the United Sta,cs.--It
also contained an Order in Council for issuing
Letters Of Msrquc and Reprisal against the
Frsseh.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23

A London paper of June 27, states that
Lord WELLrYeros had invited LOUIS ls, 70
his Lordship's head quarters, and that Louis
had accepted the invitation. Those head.
quarters were then near Cambray. They arc
now at Paris.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23
PATENT1rCu OINTMENT,

friCe ~ c!s. per. Oar,
For nieasantness, safety, expedition, ease and
certainty is infinitely superics to any other medi
cine for the cure Of that most dsagreeabc and
menting disorder the Itch. .
Dr.DYorr's nfaliibls Tooth Ache Drops price
so cts. Circassan Eye-wa,er prize so cents Sow
ereign remedy Tor all disorders of lie eyes.
DIR. TIssor's celebrated Gou, and Rheumatic
Drops ;pricc So The Vegetable Balm C Life price
81 The Balm Of Iberia price So, extracted from
Iberian plant, for curing defects OF The skin. and
improving the complexion, &c. The Restorative
Dentifric. for, cleansn~ whitening and preserving
the teeth and guns. (psice iii'y cent, per box)
Since these invaluable medicines were hrst dis
covered; upwards OF Ss,en HaSlrsd IaezsaaI erseas
hare experienced their happy aud sautsry efi,ets-
many OF whom from the lowest state OF theig disor
ders.
UT Take notice ths, each ard all the above gers.
inc medicines are signed OF the outside covcrs Win
the signature of the sole proprietor. rw Dyott, o.
h-s A fresh supply of the aboye Mspt-
cIEss Just received, and for sale by SAM.
UEL w. VINSON, Druggis', .iesrhor',
where pamphlets containing certificates oI
cures Sc. NAV be had grstis,
,ftrssrf, March -. 1915 tyser,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-23
WRIrING-PAPER.

JOSIAH C. SHAW has just received from the
Brardywine, Hartford and Taunton Mills,
-Four Hundred Reams PAPER,
consisting of cap, No. and 2; pot, No and s,.
perfne hot-pressed and veum, letter. royal and de.
mi drawing Paper--makng his assortment equal t0
any in the stae--all which he will sell on the most
reasonable rerms.
.4lso just receired ana for sale.
1000 of the celebrated Kew-York PRIMERS, Tor
schools. Aug. @
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MARSHALL SALES.

District of Rhode-I Island.
PURSUANT to sundry warrants from the Hon.
DAVID HOWELL, District Judge of the United
States for the District Of Rhode.Isand,
Notice is hereby gi0en,
rhat I shall expose fo- sale and sell o,
Pubic Auction, on the 23d Of August inst. at / O.
clock. A. NJ at Townsends Coffee House, the sch'r.
DONNA ANNA, now lying in the Cove, in the
harbor of Newport.
..isO, on the oath day Of August, at Ports
mouth. at IL o'clock, AM. the brig CHRlsTIANA,
her tackle, &c.
.dlso, at Baniter's wharf, in Newport, on
the 25h day of August inst. at IL o'clock, A. M.
the schooner PALAF0X.
Conditions will be made known at the time and
place Of sale.
DUTEE PEARCE, DEPUTY Marshal
.Wewp0rt, .4agzfst 9, 1915.
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@Y yl:.;s, "a
49, .,,Sss;;s:'ss 20

Which are celebrated for the cure Of most dis
eases 10 1Oaich the human body islIabie.
PREPARED ONLY BY THE SOLE PEoPRlETOR,
+. w. DYOTT, NJ. ID.
GRANDSON or THE LATE cELEBRATEp DR.. r oB
xRTsoH or EBI.BURoH
AND FOR SALE IN PHILADELPHIA ONLY,
PROP<aLETOR'S S JyHOLES.aLE AND REFILL
DRUG AND FAMILY
MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
No. 1s7. North East Corner Of Second and Race sts.
Ind BY resail Of his agents throughout
The United Sfates.
ROBERTSON'S
Celebrated STOMACllIC ELIXIR OF HEALTH:
price one dollar aud .fjty cents
One OF the most effcacious medicines ever ohered
tothe public, for the speedy relief and cureof obs
nate colds, ,consumptons, the hopping cough'
asthmas, pains and wind in the stomach, removing
habitual oostlveness sickness at the stomach dysen-
cries, cholera morbus, severe gripngs. the sum
mer bowel complaintin children, &c.
DR.. ROBERTSON'S
VEG EIABLE 4 NERVOUS CORDIAL,
OR, NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE,
Price one dollar and .ffiy cents.
Is confidently recommended as the most eficacious
medicine,or the speedy relief and cure OF all nervous
complaints, attended with inward weakness, depres-
sion OF the spirits, headache, tremor, faintness, hys
teric fits, debility, seminal weakness, gleets, and
NariOus complaints resulting ikon secret inpioPiy
of youth and dissipated habits, residence in warm
climatcs, the iumoderate of tea, the unskiiul
excessive Of mercury, so often destructive to
the human frame, diseases peculiar to females at
certain period Of life, fuor abes barrenness, &c. &C.
Under the denomination of nervous disorders, are
included several diseases, of the most dangerous
kind, and are various, that volume would hardly
suffice to complete description of them. 1t per-
vadcs, with its baeful influence the whole nervous
system,wrthng the heart with inexpressbe anguish,
and exciting the most dreadful suggestions of hor-
ror and despair. To this demon have thousands fall
len sacrifice, in tho drefu transports of its rage.
The most common symptoms of its commencement,
are weakness, hatuence, papitatons, watchfu'ness,
drowsncss atsr eating, timidty, flashes of heat and
cold, nulnbness, cramp, gddness, pains in the head
back and lons, hickup difficulty Of respiration and
deglutiton, anxiety, dry cough, &c.
Dr.. ROBER1SON'S
CELEBRATED GOUT & RHEUMATIC DROP,
Price one doHar
safe and efectual cure for the gout, rheuma-
tism, iumbago. stone and gravel, sweiiings, and
weakness of the joints, sprains, bruises, and all
kinds of green wounds-the cramp pains in the head
face and body, stiffness of the neck, chibains, fro
gen limbs, &c.
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MARSHAL,S SALE.

MARSHAL'S SALE.
District Of Rhode. IsLand.
In pursuance of warrant from The Hon. DAVID
i HOWELL, Esq. Judge Of the District Court for
Rhode-Isiand District
Notice is hereby gioen,
That there will be sold at public
.AxHA~ auction, the 23d day of August
EEYSEySf instant, at IL o'clock, in the forenoon,
at Nicholas Peck's wharf, in the town
Of Bristol, the brig PELEE, she now lays at said
wharf. Conditions made known at the sale.
EK DEXTER, MARSHAL.
Providence, .4ue-hst 8, 1915.
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DR. DYOTT's
ANTl-BILIOUS PILLS,

Price IS ets.--ia,ge Jores so esu,s.
For the prevention and cure of bilious and mslig-
naut fevcrs.
These Pills, il timely administered, will remove
the causes which commonly produce the Yellow Fe
yer, Bilious Feyers, Ague aud Fever, cholic pains,
fa,uences, indigestions, cosliveness, hypochondri
and hysteric complaints. .stranguay, gravel. rheu
ma,ism and gout.
They are peculiarly seryiecable in Female Disor-
ders. and especially in the removal Of those obs.Tue
tons oil their complaints a, certain periods
DVn.T.Hss
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DIR. ROBERTSON'S
PATENT STOMACHIC BITTER,

I-TCc OEe NotuT,
Dr. RopERTsoN's stomachic Bitters, (prlce $ ID
which celebrated for strengthening weak siom.
acls, increasing the appetite and certain preventive
and cure for the fever and ague &c. For the fever
and aguea malada prevalent throughout the south
ern States, and so affecting to .ames residing in all
low countries, redundant with marshes, lakes, stag
mated pools, rivers, &c. These celebrated and uni
versally esteemed Besaitt have surpassed any rene
dy ever administered for the relief and of that
raost obstinate oppressor of the human frame, num-
berless instances of their efficacy have been testified,
ons fsiled they proved successful, TO the admiration
of those who experienced aud Witnessed their happy
effects
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DIR. ROBERTSON'S
Infalliablc WORM DESTROYING LOZEN

Price .Gfty cents.
a medicine highly necessary to be kept in all ia.
miles
SrMPToMs.--1he common symptoms of the
Worms arc, palcness ef the counGnance, at other
times flushing Of the face itching of the nose, and
about the seat starting and grinding of the teeth in
sleep, swcIling of the upper lip the appetite some
times bad, at other times voracous-oosencss, dis.
agreeable breath, hard sweled belly great thirst,
the urine irohy and sometimes of whi,ish color,
gripping cholic pains, involuntary discharge of
saliva, especially when asleep; frequent pains in the
side, with dry cough, and unequal pulse palpita-
tions Of the heart swoomings, cold sweats palsy,
cpileptic fits, &c.
Though number!oss Medicines arc ex,ollcd for cx-
peling and killing worms, none are equal in efficacy
to Dr. Robertson's Worm Destroying Lozenges, they
arc mild in the operation, aud may be given TO the
youngest infant with safety.
DR. DYOTT's
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-08

.thr. Hsrrier IL hope may be permitted 10 saw
few words ~ it is frem warm defence OF me during
my absence, that my Right Hon. Friend was induced
to use the expression. The charge was cer,ain, We.
ny severe one, aud the Noble Lord would disclaim
any intention oil Implying any unustiable conduct to
this SIDE OF the house, my hon. friend have nc Diff
Guilty IN lamenting the use Of that word. trust the
Noble Lord viii make some allowance for warmth of
feeling and warmth Of expression excited by debate
The reserve OF my Right Hon. Friend may probably
be caused by feeling towards me, which reserve will
hope, be removed by my Noble Lords disclaimiag
any offensive meaning in the language he used.
Lord Cosftere ayh-l really am not aware Of having
used any strong expression hear, hear | never
meant t~ say that the communication reasonable
but that such insufficient and un:uthe tic information
drawn from weak aud improper sources could NOT af
lord a ground for parliament to act upon.
Mr. 1ierney was fully persuaded that his Rirh,
Hon. Friend would be satisfied when the accusation
was put IN that way. He sure the natural good
humor, OF which the Noble Lord possessed so large
share, would prevail to restore amity. The Noble
Lord had at first undoubtedly used very strong eApves
sions
Lord Castleredgh-I am not aware that employ.
ed amy strong language that could reasonably be iaav
thesab)ect ct complaint. Iapprehend that a molten
made on information OF such description would moi
deserve the attention ot parliament.
IN. Ponso'!by-l confess that l Gid feel for ms
Hon Friend, when the charge made very strongly
felt Tor myself, and tor all those by whom am usual
y surrounded, and am happy to find that nothing
was intended. did assert that the accusation was o.
character, and with that impression employed the
wordsin the warmth OF debate; after the explanation
OF the Noble Lord, may say that arm sorry usec
them