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Dr. REEFS Cycaopse

- UBSCRIBERS TO the above work
II are respectfully informed that the
18th and 49th nunSers have lately been
eceiyed and ready for delivery.-Ae.s,
he publication OF the CycIopaedla Will
shortly recommence, under arrangements
somesa,at different than formerly-such
of the subscribers as have mt received
the publishers Circular Letter on the
subject, can see copy of it at the book
store Of
WHO mas ron SALE,
A London made square PlANOFORiE
with additional keys and pedal.
Also--s50 reams writing and letter
PaDpr.
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They hrve'been found renmkabl,
|G sa in preventing and curing ii. 81
|ders attendant on long yoyas s uis0s
|snosld beProcured and carefully pr -, sn
ca Tor use by every seaman. p'eServ.
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Oni0m BaIis Of .iifrandrid.

cpd December. 1915.
GTOCKH0LDERS in this institution
y who have paid the several install
ments called for, may receive on appli-
cation at the Bank on or after the LIST
Jan. next, dividend from the profits Of
four per cent upon the money. paid in tor
the six months ending S1stinst.
BY order of the Board.
c. T. CHAPMAN, Cash'r.
dnn 0a
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TIE stockholders If the Real Estate
Bank of the United States are hereby no
ti6ed. that egreeahly 10 the articles ct p
association an election for eightsen Oh
secsors. aud eighteen Commissioners =
serve far rhe ensuing year. will be held
at Mrs. Gooling's tavern, at West End.
in the county Of Fairfax, on the iIrst
bios.lay ia February next. The poll 70
BE opened al eleven o'clockin the fore;
,,oon ard closed at fdur O'Clock in the
aGternUon. ByoFvier OF
The President and Directors.
r.npa,v {. tltlstFeh
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WAAiED,

w Az | ED
For the ensuing Fear,
A steady. active, sober man, wetf ac'
quainted with Farming, to manage my
FarlA at Spring Bank, two miles from
Alexandria and one mile from the Great
Hunting Greek Bridge, on the Mount
Vernon road. Such a person, well re.
as possessing the above qua.
lifCafions. will meet with liberal encea'
on application to
ROBERT PATTON, Jun.
Crrino Rank. Fec. %
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A FEW Shares CT Bank Stock n any, A..
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Town. Apply to the Printer
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Toothe .2che Drops.

The only remedy yet discovered which
gives immediate and lasting relief in the
most severe instances.
The above eESuIkE MEDICINES are
from The. Recipes of the late
Richard Lee, Jun tby Hannah Lee, his
widow No. Sc, Maiden Lane, New-York.
and by her particular appointment so1&by
Messrs. Jas. Kennedy @ Son.
BOOKSELLERS, ALEXANDRIA.
April IS.
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ITCH CURED.

ny oHceas'ngs Lees lSorereirr n;,,.
Inc proprietor informs those ns"
and families who are SUFFERING NH S'ersons
disease, against the infection of ,rh ''as
nopersonis safe) that if this o;r4mo m.leA
a a at night on going TO bed. i a.ul ls
fails to perform cure by the folvo "eseF
morning, as thousands who have ,soa
during the last ten years can testify' 'F a. Z
peculiar excellencies of this infall;b,ai NE
medy for the itch, over every other. re- Re,
the certainty Of a cure bya single apo'; az
ton; the ingredients being 50 in ro,,ss.
as to be applied with perfect safety toll.
tenderest infant, and it's being not o on,s
free from any offensive smell but emaIl
agreeable with the pleasantcst posn sta,,I
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Iopartnership.
Landing this day

From schf. Criterion from Porto Rico
and for snie by the subscribers,
I9 Hhds.
20 Fierces and
81 Barrels first quality Sugars.
.ldmas, Herbert 81 Go.
rEevcmher cS.
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10 Rent,

10 Rent,
A Three Story brick Hare House
situate on King street, second door De
low Griffith and Brawner's Aucfio'
Room. Possession will be gwen the
10th Feb.
Apply to
Griffith and Brasuner.
Dec 70 kawtf.
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For Freight,
WIN E..

EvIFTEEN pipes market Nader ,fs
s. Wine, landing TO day from slO'!
Unity. Capt. Hand,
For sale by
.adams. Herbert e TO-
Also, from sch. Sarah Ann,
20 keys Pennsylvania Butter,
1pipe real Holland Gan.
Nov 90 ~
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Damask Lap salre.
FANS true g genuine German Cora
PIaister.

Aninfaliblc remedy for corns, speedily
removing them root and branch, without
giving pain.
Hahn's genuine Ego Water.
A sovereign remedy for all diseases If
the eyes, whether the effect of natural
weakness or OF accident.
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The Restorative Poscter for n,
teeth aud Gums.

This excellent preparation comGcv,.
and strengthens the gums, preserves III. ).
enamel from decay, and cleanses and
whitens the teeth, by absorbing all t tbs
acrimonious slime and foulness, which
|. Uttered to accumulate, never fails 10 ;o
ure and finally ruin them.
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VI all%ti,

a lad 90 an q. p.u.t,>s, f'o'a ..., "a ~
&c wears of age. to attend 10 . and ard
,stere. who writes toaerahse i''' Andy
viii be attentive to his business Nfr'
To the Printer.
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.NOfTCE.

s. StO fICE.
: Ii, PERSONS having claims against
IN the esiatetE Roger B. Hais'fp, late
Of l.epnardtoyn, st. Marv's Cy. Md.
decd. are requested to forward thea
without delay to the subscriber for set
flement.
r. J. WILLARD.
Leonard TNwn, Md. Jan lost
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SAT-, Pipes. Duck, &c.

inst received Ger brig Sak-Norm and
schooner Traveller,
cso9 baskets Liverpool blown sat
50 BIKES long pires
So ditto shVt ditto
so pieces first quality Russia duck.
60 ditto ditto Ravens ditto
30 ditto best Russia Sheeting
10 hogsheasls best N G. Rum
10 ditto retailing molasses
9 pipes first quail. Holiaad's Geneva
50 barrels new beefn
30 bags coffee
8 barrels do.
bale London sup. black broad
cloths
9 cases domestic ditto
8 cases iurred hats
S boxes ladies' een.Es
20 barrels tanners oil,
For safe By
John G. Lad2 q Co.
sy~~a.~x @
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For Phi!adcipilla.

Or any port in the Delaware,
.EEE The schooner
yesp lliaml and Mary,
s1 3 - James Gray, Master-to
Ireight of about 500 barrels.
Apply to
John G.. Ladd and Ce.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-14
!Stockkridgc, C5fass. } oct. 81.
IsNtpV nCIn.N

About o'clock on Monday morning last, the
Powder'-Idls in Lee were entirely DESTROYED by
explosion So violent was the shock that ma
ny people in the vicinity of the mills were
thrown from their beds, and almost every house
within half mile had its windows broken IN
Stockbridge, 3 miles from Lee, the shock was
severelyfelt; butin great Darlington which is
. miles further from Lee than Stockbridge and
IN the same direction, several windows were
broken. The differencein its effects, we are
unable to account for. IN Len OK and the adj
lacenttow the furniture OF the towns were set
in motion. The damage of the Mills is estinia-
ted at about : 209o.
This is the 81 time within months that an
explosion has takenp place Ut these Mills. In the
present instance, we understand, that on ac-
count OF the late rains the owners were desi-
rOus to improve all their time, and had there
fore worked their machinery so hard on the
preceding day as to cause heat, which, when
the Mills were LETT ~ night communicated fire
TO the wooden part OF the machinery and pro
duced the misfortune. We are happy To say.
that no person was injured.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-14
CnNnrrInNS

The whole " oFk will be comprised in dvo-
lumes Of large Svo. size, on fine paper with "A
new and handsome type. The 9TH volume will
contain about 600 pages-the three vouiuesal
ready published fall little short of that quanti-
ty.
The original price was to be to Subscribers
three dollars per vclTuc, neatly bound in sheen
and lcttcred, or two dollars, and a half in
boards. The Proprietors have determined to
rcducg ih't Price half a dollar per volume, a.
"A small compensation for the unavoidable delaN,
which has taken placein preparing and bringing
out the last volume.
THE PROpRIETORS.
Petersburg, OCtOber32. rs wtIstf)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-14
STEAMBOATS,. sc.

a the request of a friend OF the deceased
James RUHsry, we give a place TO the following
document, proving the early date Of his pToJec-
ton of The aegr b0df, and the serious light III
which it Was viewed 10y tie eniisiiienednieu OF
that day: Nat. Int.
IN tie HORSE If ReprcsrHfGfiCes,
;. CdrOiiHu, J,N. 70, 1875.
On motion,
1t being represented to this House, that Mr.
Jancs RumScy, a citizen Of America, hath in
vented machine Tor working boats against the
stream
Rcsoiced, That a committee be appointed 10
write 10 the said james RmuseS, and TO inform
him that the House will gycthc most ample en-
cOurdgcuent TO tls invention, and reward him
suitably tn Us importance, provided lie shall ~
il ensure the public advantages which he has
promised.
The following gentlemen were accordingly
appointed, VIZ Mr.. Justice penGcton * Gen.
Pincknoy.
do certify. that tile above is lust and true
copy takcu from tire Journals OF the House of
Representatives.
JOHN SANFORD DART,
Cieri.
(COFY)
ChuIcsioH, HWch ], Ises.
Enclosed we send you rc.Oluti0n Of
shc House Of Representatives, respecting your
invention OF bot a. work against the cur
reDi. which. ifrciuciblc 80 practice in the eN-
tent whicI, ihc public have been taught 10 c<-
pect viii ',e Of tlc greatest advantage 10 this
". 4.UH. fl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-14
BALTIMORE RAplsH-oUTDoNEf

Mr.. George T.. Collins, OF Ellington, in this
State, has raised a RdfiM in his garden this
season, whichmeasured iicm the butt TO the lip
OF ihe root three feet fou inches, and weighed
four pounds and hree 0ltrccS The root was per-
fectly sound, and oat-me0surcs the Baltimore
one sercateea iches and weighs almost one pound
Rtnrg Conn. Mirror
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-14
From The Kfntgciy Gazette. Oct1be, p /
SPEN elk EREEk SALT-M

N ElttlIsN -kINETN w UNNS.
We have it rom good authority, that the
McSsrs. ENiScS have succeeded i'm sinking IL wei,
which promises To be ofmuch value to them AMI
the country generally-producns saltwater OF
more strength and III greater abundance than
any other heretofore known in the Western
country. 1t appears, that they perforated the
cartl, $50 feet, when they met with astrcam OF
water, which Immediately rose to the top OF the
well and run over. Ii takes about torty-Seven
gallons ct the water to produce bushel Of
salt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-14

- lTHERLAND COL0UHOUN & Co
VIII receive in day or two. By the slim
Niagara, from Iirerpo0l, d part of their FALL
HOODS-Co nssting of rose and dufiel blan-
kets, napt cottons, plains, kersevs. coatines
iiaDneis, cloths, Manchester stuffs, superfne
CLOTHS and cassimeres, &c. &C.--with an assert
ment of hardware and cutlery.
They daily expect the balance oftheir goods
by the slliPs John BroicH from Liverpool. and
Edsrgrd from London.
September H. g7-ff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-14

EOHN MCPHERSON, under the Eagle Tar
- e'n, i,co doors abore the Farmers Bank. has
Just received his FALL GOODS, comprising
as elegant an assortment as is TO he found i'm ann
one house in the City of Richmond, among which
are, Saxon cloths and cassmeres rich Merino
cy Goods, which he will sell very cheap for cash.
- Country Merchants will find it to thcirinte-
rest TO call as independently of the low prices,
the time of paymentwiII be made to suit purcha-
Sers, or good town or country security.
October %. 4S,2awtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-14

AtDMUND TAYLOk& co. now receiving by thc
y 4 barayd frcm London, the Niygara and I1An
Brolen from Liverpool, large assortment OF DEY
COODS, which have been purchased IN ENGLAND ON Inc
best terms and will be sold By the package or othervse
as lo" rs ny any other importing house in town.
September %. 1iff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-14

TENO Mn. SAMPSON LANIER-As YOU are
Gotau inhabtant of this State, nor have any
known agent to me therein, therefore do
hereby notify you, that shall, on the 9th 10Th
Iith, l2th, 18Th aud iithdays OfDecemberDcxt
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and o.
clock y, NJ. OnCach of those days, at the house
ofDamel lamb, sen'r. in Kent COUNT, state Of
Hiars land } proceed TO take the dcpositious Of
the said Daniel lamb, sen'r. Jacob Lamb, John
Turner, Joseph Turner. and others, 70 be read
as evidence in a snt now depending and unde-
icrnned n the Superior Court OF Cbanccrv for
the Richmond District, in the state ofNireinia.
Wherein ! am plaintiff and youare defendant,
when ard where you may attend II sou please.
SOLOMON COURSEY, "a Pqiiper
Iiniriddic COWHfy, Ia IN .,o,.s
Ocfofcr 30 ISiG. '""''f/
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-14

FAlL GOODS. ..Idmeison e On. have inst
z received from New YORK. lay~e and zen
eral assortment of DRY GOODS. which fbey
VIII sell atvcry reduced prices, FOR cash or town
aCceptances.
OctobcT2G A9-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-14

zFAIL GOODS rockeRbrUHqh & Har1ie have re-
\ ceiyed, by the Edward from London and Niagara from
Lverpool-LondGn Supcrfne Cloths & Cassimeres
Molcskin TOilne;i; and Swansdowu waiscoatines pc
sse and ladies' Cloths; fine Fannols Green pazc: Sc
ccnd Cloths Plains; kCrscys; Coatinas. fearnouohfs.
ttaif thicAs; Kendall Cotoms; Rose S.ipt and point
blankets Floor and Stairs Capeiina; Elastic Cords and
Stock'ngnetts Mems aud Womens' silk Cotton Wors-
Tea < Lambs wool Hosiery; Black and Fancy Colour
ed BonlbaSines and Bnnbazetis Aanchestry Fur.
htNfe Dilntes; Cotton Checks Diapers; Huckai,acks:
Table Cloths; Elegant Shawis; Csnibric and sadrass
Pocket Handkerchiefs Ladies and Gen,cmans Gloves
Tapes; bohhns; Shirt Buttons; Cotton Balls: Cooureh
threads Linen Fed Ticks ~ few cases welLassorted
Catery-German steel Buttons. Pins and Needles
Double gloucester Cheese-Wiis0n's Brown Stont-Iud.
dePs London Mustard. &C. &c
The above goods have been selected by an Excrileut
Agent IN London, aud purchased with money and viii
be sold low for CVsh town aeceplances by the niece
or pachage. September 49, 3sm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-14
invention INTO J

III ample cncouragenIs ~ ~
Siatg gu had better come hers'o 'noo ', ~
youl= - Scan. We are appointed soon -
Tee I, = Sou this information. ,oin"'''
Wes : Sour most ob't. sery'is.
NR>-~pENDLETON,
CHARtSkS COTESWORTH PINCKNEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-14

Lancaster t0mnfy CoHTf, .fitsNSf $50 ISI1
kRDERED-Thai Samuel George aiy Dnninn Nh,
- Cox, Rebecca fostou and Milton Brooies II,ob",,
ny hdhar Gcorre now apnoined his guardian by he
Court, for The purpose of edecting the pnrpor OF This o
uerl and Moses George, and Leroy George y Fleet Gov
tnef "uardan he summoned 10 appear here on ba ~
MONDAY IN November next To shew III aV they r,
wh; the LIND Of which Moses George died seized All
possess ed interstate, which is suggested not TO he OF ne
vr OF N,"o 10 each OF ms representatives above named
NAV not be sold in order 4 distribution OF The nroree
OF e sale OF said land among the said Representatives al
said Noses George.-7este Vi
JAMES TOwIES Clerx
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-14
VIE GATHERING OF CLAN-CONNELI.

ANthhNkts
Piino.h of nonneil Dhu.
ii5.aCL Of DDnESll!
Wake ia. wild Voice anew,
SlhUloa Ciam-COnuen.
Come aAay, come AMY:
iiain Ia the sn,ui;ioas
Coac ia yorT WA ARRAY.
fsHiits ANA commons
Com. nom deep glen, nm
t'Hn mountains 80 rocky,
The war-pipc and rennon
ire ~ lnycflOrkv
Come every hiii-plaid
And rue iient that beats OF.
Come every steel blade
And strong hand tia, bears one.
Leave The deer, leave the steer.
Leave nets aud bargCs.
Coine wiHi ynnr lighting seer.
Broad swords aud faig.s
leave ufitIdcd The herd.
h. flock without shelter;
Leave he curpse unn,errd-
~" bride at the altar
Come rs the winds come.
Whrr t"rcsts are Tcndcd-
Come ~ ,iic waves come,
When natives are stranded
Faster come. faster come,
Faster aud faster.
Chief, ,ass:.l. page and groom.
Tenant and nas,cr
Ias' hes come, fast they conn.
Srr how. 'l,y rather
Nfc waves the gentle plume.
nl'nt> al with heather.
sl,'vssE "laid,, draw your blades,
.oraarh each E.an set
P''Joch of i'orMell Dhm,
fnw i0g the orse.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-14
a., sai-lhtc baNS every isfee ainily
JAMES BROWN, jr
NnN,mherIf. 52ili

VI
ss,ssi me' tsoasi carons s, S me ne
40 n,es ln, aoit 20 yesfs OF syc, about 1--WE feet
Ss sY asS .sssl 5 e T a%i S
:. iiss s,,r ON ~ leg, occasioned by buffet shot
so'e a about ~ 2 ..sss q sge Of ,e'Iss
lo rd rather keser,cd and snky The above negroes
VET cbleiy eiosled IN cotton hsue-spun, except
C1nassug shirt each had blanket. Thes were
iatcly rpught ifon Baltimore and II is expected they
viii aucAit - return there.
Tie abN reward wiil be given tor experimenting the
said nsssoe and lodging them ia IN, tina, can
20, theta. NM. MANER.
DOTOMAC for sale. Ayrceabiy to Tue last
y will ofCaptain Burwell Wilkes. deceased
Wilde sold, on the 2sth of December next. to
the highest bidder, that celebrated Stud Horse
POTOMAC, at the late residence of the doce-
dent, on credit of one and two Years, that is
to say, one half OF what he may be sold for 10
become due on the twemty-iifth day of De-
cember, 1917, and the other half OH the - th of
December, 1873. Bonds with approved secu-
rity will be required.
PHILIP CLAIBORNE
PHILIP PRYOR, Executors
GREEN JACKSON. )
brunswick County, October II. i5-tds
UNJUST DEEn.R, virtue of = deed otrIist eXecutoI 10
the Subscriber by Efrard H. CaJtSt, bearing date
me nan OF March isis and of record in the county
OF Cuneraid-Nill he sold. to the highest bidder Tor
cash IN the town of Gainesville. Thursday the lst
instant FIRE NGCRO SLsJ rs. To wit :-I.cui, len
H9, NGrF'rf JSr0c aud JOScyh-ASo The undivided IN
iefest which SAID carter holds in the late Fiedsyic
JodcSS Estate. or much thereof will he sufficient Ia
carry Tie said deed fully and completely effect ieing
trustee ior The benefit of Others shall convey such
title as is vested in me.
November G. 5a,ds
S-ORll Dollars reward. Runaway from
the subscriber living near Danvilie in the
county OF Pittsylvani;i, ON the 18th of July last
BRIGHT niulat,o man named RURWELL. a.
bou, y years OF age, supposed To be FIVE feet ten
inches high, has straight black hair, is awkward
III disappearance, and has rather down look
when spoken 10; the end ofone of his fingers is
considerably withered, and has a scar on one
leg, occasoned by burn His clothing is not
recollecteI. He raised in Pittsylyania.
but am informed, he has relations at MIR.
Fields, IN Mecklenburg county, Va. where it is
likely he will aim to get
am informed, that Il fellow ofthe above de-
Scripton has been seen in the county of Isle of
Wight Va. in company with one brought from
that county, who Runaway about the same time
and that the mulatto fellow had Il certificate of
freed0m in the name of VIM. Cole bv which
name he will probably attempt to pass.
The above reward will be given for his deliv-
cry, or 70 dollars, in case he is confined in any
Jail, so that get him again.
NATHANIEL WILSON
Oct0Der 20 102awtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-14

w NJ. * JEREMIAH KYLE have Just re-
w ceIved, and areuow opening III the house
formerly occupied by NesS,S. r. Il. 1I,iyo g. Co.
four doors below the Bell-I'avern, pretty gen
eral assortment OF DRY-GOODS, suitable for
the present and approaching season and hav-
ing purcilasedat the prescRt reduced prices,
they will be enabled to sell low.
They are i'll daily expectation ola further sup
ply. July %. 2s-2aw,fr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-14

GNith RIDDLE have removed to Cary Street lit
- tie above the CrOss-stTeet leading from the Rell Ia
ven where they cer for sale London particular Madeira
VINE shipped by two of the oldest houses iIlhe Island
~ pipes hogsheads, or. and haqr. casks OF very supe
fior quality London particular fenerle Vine in pipes
OLD and al for immediate use the quality considered ex-
ceuent; Antigua Hoiimans loaf sagar at the ma
nniac'ory prices Liverpool SALT in sacks OF bushels
Swedes iron, well assorted pepper, in bags nails
oil various sizes French fair booitOps Boston sheet
glass, IN cases hollow glass ware from bohemia in do
queens ware, assorted, in crates china in
lew PACKAGES OF hardware, cutlery cotton hosiery
lace sliaws,&c. received CONSIGNMENT direct from
the manufacturers in England.
Also, daily expected, consignment of Fresh CaL-
cHffd .SIIh COODS-cOnsisting Of Eandanna hand
kerchies, company ias handkeohief, company lnnsy,
romas,
October 3. ~ 2,wtf