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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-16

,.l marty do retain their name, as the re-
cent elections have abundantiy festlnea Q
81 fact,g we do not speak without DOCK
,,r present administration preserve tneif
6old on public confidence more by TINS
cord than any osher, which every exertloll
# the federal party only serves .
trengthen. !,
Now. ii there is sufficient dignity II
his political contest to occupy the al
tention OF our fellow citizens all that We
ask Of the party disaffected to the adj
ainistration is, that they may be able r
.feht their electioneering battles WIN
some tolerable chance of success, and not
with an absolute certainty of defeat. A.
The G contest stands al present, there !.
mo hope Of change, and there will be nspe
iii the respective parties are denomlnat-
ed as the. now are. Allowing that tins
Ii ridiculous state Of things, such Is
|notwiths landing the fact. We have here
nothing To do with the question, whethe
The charges urged by these sei'senen a
Ipainst our administration are true q
false. i is only now they can emplns
their political Hostility with the most a.
sugapce Of advantage. he editor OF IL.
delaware Gazette goes on to renarl
Ithat the leaders oftie majority " do no.
wish union OF the parties" 10 be sure
| thew do not. and fer Ire very reason a
Ibeve stated they do not for as long
things continue as they are, they are al
Imost certain Of majority tits on til
lver, g,ound that we nree the measure
namely. that ii mag fairly pc aseertaaed
}bv an election what the real sense oil o.
! c ,uatrymen is. But What IS 1t TO 'hS
great and majestic nass Of our ietlG>.
Icitizens what shase. called BY conrtes.N
the leaders OF the pa ~ think OF: the o.
sde or On the other II tley enjoy i :
Iaublic confidence Interested in tht
Irreserva oh0i dis unmea ing brawl De
Itweca two parties who think alike tbs
furnishes the strongest of all argument,
WV the poiitieal union ought to be
IA9pteI. Bat If the name and nothl"a
ELSE is necessary TO the continuance Of
such men in Office question may b
made wketer the present cabinet 1old
iyher sltuaions more BY the acquie cchce
iof the democratic party tran tel d.
lbs the opposition Of The federal party
lone fact IS inda5itable, hat tie oPposI
ION o. the federal parry unites AL tie
Idiscordant rank Of tier political adverse.
Iries, to a man. At this watch wcrd n,
,chlSm is to be found in the adv r,e
ranks: all hostile bulninss and jea.oasie
Iara obiiterated at once.
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j ubllc Sale.
June 27


BY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit
Coert. viii be sod, OH Taursdag tAe 25th
,iay of this month. at 70 o'clock, at NC
Kco8ia's hotel, Lots no. s, Z and 10
- square ga. in the city OF WASHINGTON.
These lots are sitaated on CaPitol HI,
and we're the property Of the late General
George Uashine,toa, and improved by
him. They are ahont 900 yards tro0 the
canitol. on beautiful emi9ence, & might
be improved 50 as 10 asfotdtw OF three
desirable situations for private residence.
or to rent to great advantage as boatdlnes
houses. TIE cellars OF the torncr build
'ibes are we'll finished and unipjGred, and
many good bricks might be col from the
ruins. Also, lots No. 5, II, Is and II
in square CO... These also belong to the
estate of General Washington, and are
situated on the Eeste n Braach, most, il
not all of them, are believed to be Teis'
eligible water lots.
Tie above property will be sold ON a
credit Of ~ moHths, the purchasers to
rive bond with approved security.
George G. Washington,
ifastee.
Jnly 4--6 DIS
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From a Loa9oa paper.

UNPARALLELED BARBAaITf,
Extract Of 4 letter from Mons. .9pflj
I" A tragical sceGe has thrown our
|t2wninto terror and CONSERVATION. The
Iday before Yesterday. about in tie eve.
ming, Mrs. PapilIien. the mother Of a6.
Imily, enjoying decent cOmpetercs,
act s. DESPAIR and madness
10 which the annals of humaa misd can
caicely furnish parallel. Being el.
owed by her three children, boy offGr
years, and two girls. the ore eigtt and
Ifhe other five wears of age. she dragged
them to well. there seized he tyo
Youngest, she threw them in; the eldest
girl struggled a long time in her mother's
arms,uttering asonizig bu futIe<s cries.
he barbarian succeeded in forcing her
ibto the well, into which at last size threw
herself also. These tour unhappy victims
baYe been raken out dead. aHd all assist
ance Of at was layishel on them in vain,
Yesterday evening, at 9 o'clock t'ey were
5uI Is. Itseems that this Hol an, whO'e
mad was doubtless deranged. had medi-
'tated tins great crime daring the Whole 0!
ihe Sd; on that day she performed her
devot icnal exercises, and distributed a.
Dundnt aims"
There seems to have been considerable
falling of IL matters Of love as well as
affairs IN trade. a dimi0ution having TAX
en- place this pairing season of 10 less man
1900 valentines compared with two
penny office returns OF he ? eseilns
year.
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By woods and hills. We ara 49,,
pedes by tbe difficulty pe, S,sea IN.
getting our supplies up an al!nast. tu N
-cessible mountain, distant hon, mac
The Pioneers have been indeIst; altss.
4 have to the establishment Of Us Al, I iaa.s
ed fight Of steps, from be baton If ,v'' n,
The summit, so that now tie EJeri n, "
are enabled TO mount, and their l. s pn'1's
brought up after them. We expeetsd + =,
eur ammunition and stores up to n,oit al "
"e hope to start on our wav to N,ntmn.@
pere to morrow. We are here v;, Ian.
single tent, and the General Cur noEIs
commander, puts up with temnorsrs
hut with the greatest content and p po,a
shumor.n s''a
On the 18th, colonel Burnett was .,
Idered to advance against the StorI sS w.
between BrechIako and Etowndah. ITs
first and second, alter Tie resi.t,ra0
we evacuated by the enemy. From Il.
third Stockade fire was uected ae.;n'.
our troops, and uufortuna ely Lieuterantt
Walcot OF the artillery was se,erely
wounded, by shot throu "a the luoos i
ifs also said that lieutenant Heron. sM
native infantry, and lieutenant Ead or
Inc Pioneers, were slightly wounded
TX Sepoys were wounded and one killsd
he stoekade was found deserted nov,
oorpipg, the 18th, AID Pass was tal
| n possession otby col. Bgrnet's detach
inent.
The commissariat ,lepar men' is about
oreeeive important aid from tie prince.
ly liberality OF the Nuwab Lucknow i
| IS said that his highness has collect.
| 900 carriage buIlocks, and ..22;,c bearers
70 facilitate tie progress Of the army in
fine field.
Yesterday morning an express arrived
from NJ ,jr General 0chterony's GASP,
Hated Etowndah the 18th inst The G..
lneral had arrived at that place without
eeing the enemy katmanGoo is Oily
bout fifteen miles North Fast OF EtCwl.
Idah. and between these two places, the
strong fortified post of Che eeanee is sit.
ateh, TO which the NepauIese have pro.
SADLY retired TIE troopa continued in
lfiae heath and spirits.
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Pubic ale

nay virtue of Deed Of Trust from
ID Ann Linton Nasbett the subSc'ib
cr. dated on the twenty-iifth day of Au
Gust 1919, to secure the payment o.
Is 15s9ls cts. withinterest thereon iroai
The 9th of February 1872, due from.
the said Ann Linton Nesbett, Il
niessrs. William Newton, and john
Muncaster | shall On tie third Mou-
.dae in july next. at Fairfax CGart-
isouse, sell at public aaclinnfnr cash
he following ract CT Land,
Situated in the county of Fairfax, upon
occoquan River. bounded according to
fl,e deed ss trust as follows: beginning
at an oil decayed stump at the laopth Of
Sands Run, and ,unning thence NORTH
two hundred aud iity two poles to I've
small poplsrs, and smali mulberrytre
near Joseph fampton's fence, thence
,outh eighty two degrees and an hal
.aest along The fence Of Tie sa'c: Joseph
Hampton, and with a line ct marked
trees. two huadred and ftty two pole~,
to a point uithin SIX poles of an old fal-
len tree and box saplin lately marked
thence southfgur degrees west one
hundred and ten poles to 0ccuq,ian rlT
er, thence with the nseanders ct the ry-
er and binding therewith until It would
intersect the opposite lice It contlnuea-~~
thence from the point ot intersection con
tihaiag the same course south tour dc.
erees west Que iuudred and thirty i've
1oles TO another part Of 0ccoqnaa river,
thence with the meanders OF the SAID riv-
or, nd binding thereupen the begih-
mig. supposed 10 cont.jn SIS acres and
eiigl!t poles. The whole or so much only
4, the abnve tract viii be sold as will be
sufficient to pay the sun OF 5 s57 So cts
with interest thereon from the ist. FEB
ruary 1915. to the daysof sale, The sub
scriber will make 90 other deed than a.
trustee, conveying whatever right the
said Ann L.Nesbett has to the land.
Edm |. Lee.
June 60 Is
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July 6
PUBLIC BATHS.

ESHE subscriber respectfully informs
the Ladies q Gentlemen Of Alex.
nndria AID its vicinity. that his B.fiH
HOUSE Con the alley adjoining the The
aite aud opposite the City Hotel, is now
open, and will be kept in complete order
till the first Of Octobef, where Wdr1a q
Cold Barns may be had at any time IN
the day and until 9 o'clock at night
His terms are S 10 each for subscribers,
(payable in advance, and no tickets as
suedrtill the subscription is paid) or so
cents for single Bath.
Two separate Baths are kept excsu-
sively for Ladies. who will please come
in at the alley adjoining Mr.. Fairfax's
House on Regal street-And Gentlemea
are particularly requested to cone IN at
that adjoining the Theatre.
Thomas Shields.
Nav II eatf
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.MEEg-T0R8. NH IL.

CRcutta Papers.-Bs the arrival tbs
ofthe British ship Port.ea. CAPT
Nichols in 10 days from Calca ia, sc
ave received the Calcutta INES Of .he
9TH March. A few articles from this pa,
per will be found in a subsequent CO
iumn.
Captain Nichols touched for a fe,,
hsnrs at st. Helena where be learnt iron
tle boarding officer Of the government
II g Leye ct, that Bonararte was III good
apAith, an1 wa, occ0pylng hls time pnn
cipaIIy in writing history of his owe
lie. 1t will be recolected, that accord,
lns to report. he was preparing this his
tory at Ella, at tie very nomentbe y as
maturing tie plan pi his unexpected e..
cape from that island and bis retS!n t.
Paris. Bonaparte was ueyer formed iol
III historian nor do we believe he WI
ever trouble, either himself Or the world
With eyen ske Oh of those wonderful ex
plots, b. which both he and the world
have often been astonished and Consound
ed.
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From The Calcutta Times.
Received at the Office of the Conmercis
Advertiser.

CALCUTTA, Mafch ..
Within few days five fires have brok-
en- out in this town and its suburbs
Those Of Coole Hazar. Jaan and kidder.
|pnre were the most severe. We are hap
oy to hear that the Magistrates are going
10 adopt measures which will greatly abate
The occurrence of these accidents.
The Right Reversed tie Bishop Of
Calcutta left Madras on the 5lsi Janpary
to proceed 70 Bembay overIand---A salute
Of IS guns was fred on his Lerdshjps de
Parture. The escort which attends his
Lordship is commanded by Lieutenant
Swanston, Of the Quarter Master G5ne-
raI's department., who likewise oGiciates
as Interpreter.
Yesterday ~ minute guns were aSed
from the Ramparts of fort William, in
consequence OF tie death OF Her Royal
Aighness Qoodsea Begun. the mother Of
Nehur the second, King of Deheley, on
the 18th ult.
We understand three hundred tons Of
Congreye's rockets have been sent 20 this
country in the Indian Oak, and that
Messrs WsviiI, Allen and Guthrie have
come in her attached to the Rocket De
partment.
Extract of letter dated the 2ath OF Feb
ruary camp under the second range of
Hills.
s. On the 14th when the moon rose, vel
pushed forward without the least opposi-
ton towards Cheeria Ghautee Pass, hav-
inc left fortified magazine at Beech ako,
in charge of the 10TH, under col Green-i
street. Our route lay sometimes in dryI
beds ofmullahs. through ravine,, bitches.
lanes and up mountains, as rugged ard
frightful as the Pyrenees. After IA march,
Of SO hours, the latter part of which we
rad great scarcity of water, we arrived
At this NEST desolate place. surrouaded
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NOTICE.

TIE subscriber having suffered, WIN.
n a few months past. great deel,ae :.
health, rendering him iacapas,e :, y :, a. -.
4and;no to business, is admonislled to re-
tyeat e the country with view to IT
repair. s.,
4 variety Of Theological and Mlscel
i neo,,s Works, which he would sell alta
discount.
Within two weeks he hopes to be pre-.
cared 10 leave town.
July 10 OH
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Virginia, to wit ;
Eairfar County Coart,

J3t,e, 1910.
TT Is ORDERED. That the clerk OF
this court by causing copy ct TINS ORDER
to be posted at tue front door Of the eo ~ :
house of the county aud advertised inthe
newspapers news printed in the town Of Alex L:
and ia, do give pnb9ic notice that TINS
court vii on the first day Of August teIa n
next. receive propositions in writing from m
persons disposed to contract for making
AN accurate Chart of THIS County IN the
manner prescribed by an act OF the las,
session Of the general assembly, entitled
Z. An Act TO provide an accurate Ciaft
of each county, aud a general Map OF the
territory of this communicable
A Copy-Test.
HIM. Moss, C T. c.
June s7 2awtlstAug
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FOX S.aLE.

An Intelligent Black Boy. aged about
10 wears. He has been accustomed to
take care of horses and to iaher % q
farm. He is not offered for sale for any
fault. For further particulars apply to
the Printer.
July Is <
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Pistol Lost

Was lost. on Ftidsy evening last, De.
tween Hunting creek Bridge ani' y ASH,
,ngtan Tavern. small brass barrel rGca
ct Pistol. A reasonable reWaia WIZ. -
paid to the finder OH delivery o. tue SAM
to the Printer. $,
July II
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The Members of the co. having tor Sc
Aeral years past pad bat little attention
to the objects for which it was lhcorpo
rated. i. is now earnestly requested that
the Members will generally attend this
meeting or appoint proper persons 70 re-
present them. The present state OF toe
navigation it Is highly necessary TOR them
40 be made fully acquainted with. that
thew uay give the necessary directions
for whatever works may still be wanted
to complete the summer aayigatlon--
these directions viii be better attended
to if given by respectable meeting OF
the members tits further necessary that
the Co. should be fully acquainted wlth
the state of It's finances: these intofma-
tions can only be obtained through the
Board Of Directors, which it Is hoped
will on this occasion atteRd prepared to
give the inlogmatons wanted.
A ST0CKHOLDER.
July 6 law
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Dissolution OF / agtnersmp,

Dissolution OF Partnership.
EyHE partnership Of Carson 2 Keith
is this day ,lissolreei b. mptsai con,
seut. The business viii be coqflaucd
and all accounts Of the concern settled
By James Carson.
James Carson,
Peter G. Keith.
July Is
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At a meeting OF. the Direct !:
Of the Merchants Baak OF A!cZ2HV,1'
on the ed day Of July, 1910 @f :, a
lowing Order vas made and Ora'''O
to be published -
WHEREAS it is deemed ezpcGlf'm
repeal so mnch OF an order ., u',
eoard as prohibits the transfer o. ~ ~.
debt due to this Eank. in order 10 sI
crease It's facilities, which he G'ma. al'
On the institution have rendered 'le'''
gary: ., al
Resoired, That debts due to the sa .l".
Bank shall be transferable at the diI rec 1.t
Of the committee, from ans ai'er'ne -
lay of August next.
BY order, ,:or
IL d3w
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J Potomac Company

A meeting ct the stockholders OF the
potoaiack Company viii be held ct
M,bauahiin's tavern. AleSandria, on
MONDAY the 5th Of August, next, at II
O'clock. toappoint president and d..
rectors to sail company By order OF the
board,
JOSEPH BREWER, Trers
July 2 eolot
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PUBLIC Sale.

> y
On Tuesday next the 10th instant, VIZ s
be sold the Vendue Store, corner o
Prince aud Fairfax streets,
West Indi & KIM
New England S inlhosshsa aus.
Imperial and Hyson lea N ohesss
Cotton in bales
Queens ware in crates
W:1e Vinegar In casks (super orr {
) Tndigo ditto
Few cases Claret Wine.
ALSO
bale supstfnc CLOTHS
DimotlS Vestings
Cotton Shifting
Cambfic, Leno and Book Muslin
Madras and Pocket han6kefchtefs
Ginghams, Sewing SILK, Cotton, &c
Also
One Hundred Dollars
OF MERCHANTS B NIX P APER.
p. G. Marstelier.
Julv Is.
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Public Sale.

BY virtue Of a wit Of TsRaH.9nl Efc
gonas. to me directed, from the I 1uft +"
appeals for tie Western Shore OF vary
and, will be-soid, TO TIE highest Dia SsI
Tor CASE and crop to6scco, Oh NV-, q
DAY the 29ih instant, at the aaar u
two O'Clock. al C@'eas' Tarera' 81 'S,S
iojacco. all VIZ. COURTS nS&t y
tie and interes. in and to tac' or P'''t'
Of land, called :. Npac-.atjO'G, col.
tanning eig,ty-seven AID half sefe s,l "leF
~ less, the property OF villa" ,'4 jo,
taken in execution to SATISFY a oeO' w.
Samuel Wimsatt. .n
Iown!ey Rol.sy. late S'@'|
Of Charles COUNTY.
n ffS
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July 40
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-07
ANNAroL1s. Aurust sd.

!SufToSed Dlurfter and Robbery.
On the evening of Friday. the 81 INST. s
schooners anchored ia the mouth Of Deep
Creek, on the Chesapeake, and early on
the following morning two of them were OBJ
served to weigh anchor and proceed up
the Bay. but the third was discovered to
be ofloat, scutticd and completely dismant-
led OF sails. rigging and every thing valua-
ble.--On the Monday following, the 18th
inst. mulatto man, well made, feet
some inches high, footed OH shore with his
feet tied together and since he was found
two others, white and a black man, are
said to have been found, all supposed to
have been murdered and thrown from ON
board of SAID schooner, by some unknown
persons. The schooner has been taken up
and is said to sail from Snow Hill. If any
vessel is missing from that place, on seeing
this, her fate will De known, and the ne.
cessary steps NAV be taken to apprchend
those who have committed the outrage.
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NY had taken place, as Mr.. Henderson, had
stated, and that tn captain and four other
officers were below in irons found the
crew all armed with pistols and cutlasses.
and sentries placed in several places OF the
vessel At ii A. NJ. they took the captain
out OF irons, on purpose 10 send on board
my vessel, whose name. understood> was
FISK. Soon after they seat captain Fisk,
the commander of the schooner, ON board
the Shark. and when the boat was about
leaving the vessel. l heard one OF the SEN
tries threaten to shoot one of my men, for
holding on rope, in order To catch an oar
that had fallen overheard They had pre-
vionsly sent Mr.. Bass. the first officer OF
said schooner, on board the Shark at
noon, they sent the other three officers OF
the sclr. and boy on board, received some
beet and a little pork, then returned from
on board the Shark, and made sail. When
Mir Henderson was on board the schooner,
they threatened to Ere an Is FOUNDER into
The Shark, loaded with grape and cannis-
ter, on account of our not shortening sail
qn'ck enough on board the Shark, not ha-
wing sufficient people on hoard to do So
Fer the preservation of my vessel and crew,
as well as that Of the officers confined on
board said schooner, conceived it my du>
~ &c get them on board the Shark, and quit
the schooner as soon as possible, the mutt
neers having threatened to take command
OF my vessel. have understood that this
mutny had taken place from 2 quantity of
specie beng on board said schooner, which
the mutineers took possession of. The des-
ton of SAID schooner S unknown to me.
Captain Fisk has informed me, she was
the Buenos Ayres arme d schooner Santa
fecino from Baltimore, bound on a cruize
the last Sight had of her, she appeared
steering w w. The fore going is in
serted by me, John M'Cunn, Master of
said smack Shark, who protc SIS most sol
emnly against the conduct of these mutt
neers, who behaved more ike pirates than
any thing else the detention i met with
from them their OBTAINING one of my men
san hostage until I weat on board-and
their afterwards OBTAINING me until they
had all the officers ready to send on board
1t is added, that several other vessels of
this description were fitting out in the u
5. to be employed in the same way that
the Roinp had been.
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CHARLESTON. August 81.
SHIPWRECK

Several vessels arrived re Yesterday,
gave us Information of vessel being on
shore at Cape Roman; but we could
gain no certain information who she was,
until last evening, when the schr PoHv,
Captain Davenport, CAM in from ISdenton,
having on board Spaniard, whom he had
picked up at sea, about 10 o'clock yes;er.
day morning, 6 or miles 10 the eastward
of Bulls Island. floating upon one Of the
hate es of vessel. From this Spaniard,
whose name is Goze Vicente, we have OBJ
tanned the following particulars. through
the polite assistance Of a gentleman spea-
king the Spanish Language, who kindly
acted as interpreter 1.-The seainen not spea-
king word of English.
1t appears, from his statement, that the
vessel wrecked, is called the Diamond,
commanded by Capt. Cristobat Sober !;
that she was fitted ont At Havana, for
voyage to the Coast Of Africa, and left that
port about the 28th of July, IN comp
ny IN another vessel, having the sane
destination. The Diamond, had Oh board,
42 men before the mast, besides officers,
&c. in all about so. Soon after sailing,
parted company with her consOrt and
about Is days since, encountered gale Of
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WAsHINcrox, September 8.
MARNI.AND

The Election for Electors of the Sen
ate" Of The State OF Maryland took plac
yeste day Throughout, the State. This 3.
lection establishes perhaps for years the
character of one branch of the Legislature
OF Maryland, and has, of course, from its
vital importance to the interests of the
State, occasioned active exertons on
both sides, and in some counties very bit
ter mutual re:rimnations. Each party is
sansoine Of success. To which side our
wishes incline, it is not necessary to say !;
but, we much doubt, whether the result &
our wishes will agree The majority of
the f'eoyhie. we know. is decidedly Repub-
Ican; out, the majority of the counties has
for nearly fur years been Federal by no
small odds. 1t is almost too much to ex-
pect in one year so great revolution as
would be Effected by the Republican sue
cess at The present election. If the Re-
publicans are defeated by the activity and
maneuvres of their opponents, they will
have personally no Cause of modification,
however they may lament the fate of the
state. But if they succeed, they will have
just and solid ground for exultation, in the
triumph of correct principles over such
fearful odds as they had to encounter. So
may il be. GNat. Int.