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Further e.rfyncis from Toadon rd
pers recfired at tie office q M
Commercial .3dceriiser.
phRrs. Jan. 9,

PhRIs, Jan. 9.
A letter from Moscow SAYS" Mos
cow rising from its ashes Will be more
beautiful tfan eve, although not so long
The change effected here in SO short a
!! time is incredib)e. An astonishing. and
liza modern tiwes novel spectacle, is ax'
! bited-an ihmense plain OH which the
| eye distinguishes confused and varied
Imixtare3f ruins-palaces, as we'll stone
as woM-large & small houses-chnrches
-naces where lies tE..reDains OF barn
az houses-uncuitivated fields. the
Whole surrounded by bricks ard lime
kilps-and IN the midst Of all this,
swarm of worsn. en- of every description,
The entire recalls the tower cf l'atel. bat
with this difference, that the result will
he far different All The streets OF CEN,
munication are f'Ied with long files OF
carriages charged with materials The
Kremlin, which was heretofore the most
beautiful ornament OF the city is partly
rebuilt and on plan more regular
Those Of its Old MATS that continue
standing, have bee 70 81 cas- ard white
washed. The ca non Conquered tlo"
the enemy, are ranged IN piles in tie
large square facing the senate houss
Posts indicate the natl, ns to vhIch they
belonged--Freneh Austrlans. Prnss@Ts'
Italians, English Germans. Sraniafds
Swetles, and Poles. Ihe pieces as
destined to sorn a monument, OF ntlfe
the programme has Teen Already p'orrS
ed. They speak Of clectiqs II soTs
place between shc kremlir aid tie re"
market "a building infinitely handsome
thnn the former. church, round 3bIcn
these cannon viii first be RANGED
Yesterday the s and derutation Of ~
chamber OF peers, and also tiiat Of tDs
chamber Of depuies, were adn.itfed y
present their congratulations t. the I'D:
gn the commencement OF tie year. 1Et!l
we're received in the hail OF tie throul
md conducted to the audience o. u
majesty, by the grand master, and as'f
ants OF the ceremonies.
The shaaoe!ier presented 10 the g'S
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Saturday, March 80.

After the reception sndrefsrence
iof q few petitions.
Mr.. Lcwndes from the commit.
tee of ways and means. reported q
ItiIl TO fix the commissions of the
collectors Of the direct tax and IN
'.erna, duties. &c.; a bill continuing
|she salaries of certain officers Of go
|vernment and bill making appro-
[uriatiops for the suppert of the nayy
|0F the . States. for The year 1916 !;
which were seyera,ly twice read and
Mr.. Bugham from the committee
Jon post. Offices ard post roads. re
IpoF,ed a bill to establish post roads;
(which was twice read and commit
led.
Nfr. Stanford from the committee
Iof claims, reported bill for the re
lief of the house of Bowie Il Knrtz
land others, which was twice read &
Icommitte1.
On motion of Mr.. Jackson.
Resolved, That committee De
appointed 10 enquire into the expe-
Idiency Of making an artiiici.l road
from Washington. Pennsylvania
Through Charleston on the Ohio ri
lver, TO the Sandasky river, at or near
Fort Stephenson.
Mr.. Hopkinson, after some intro
Iduetory observations, in which he
lanimadyerted on the Inconvenience
land expence of the present mode Of
doing business, by which all bills,
l&e. which are not finally consum
MATED at one session. are commenc-
led at following session dc novo
|aiso the additional expence to the
lparties who are brought here session
Iafier session on the same business,
khe repeated trouble to the House.
letc. etc.--gcr the purpose OF RENE
dying these evils, he submitted the
following resolution
Resolved, That the committee
upon the rules and regulations OF the
iRouse, be instructed TO enquire into
The expediency of making, in con-
| Junction with the Senate, the foi
llowiog alterations in the mode OF
| transactiag the pra!ic business OF
ICongress, to wit: That the standing
Icommi,tees appointed at the com
imencemcnt OF any Congress, shall
mot be dissolved at the end ofthe SEES
sion at which they were appointed
that on the adjournment of Congress
tde unfinished business, to wit, bills,
lrese atoms 4 reports of committees
Ishaii remain over to the next ses
Ision of the same congress, in the
same situation as they were at the
.liime OF adjournment,
/ Che resolution for the present
WAS, With the consent OF the mover,
iiaiei on the table.
j Mr.. Tucker called up for consi
Iteration the resolutions he submittet
jscme weeks ago respecting the ap.
.peictment, at the commencement OF
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Cargo Of sclr. Susan from cayanne
AT AUCTION.

On THURSDAY the 4th April. vii
be sold at our warehouse, Oh ferry
wharf, the entire cargo OF schr. Sasan
.fsnln. Cayanne, viz.
SIS hhds. MoIasses
so casks Rocs, $4,000 lbs.
6 bids. Cocoon, 5000 lbs.
II bbls. do.
8 casks Balsam Copeva
Q sacks soft shelled Almonds
2bb!s.spgar
Sale TO commence at II o'clock.
MALLORY y WATTS, .duct'rs.
Georgetown, April |. dts
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Those Who voted ID Che negative
we're Messrs. Goldsborough, Levi.
and Randolph.
The bill to enable the people Of Mis-.
|sissippi Territory to fora, coasti,u.
|tion and state government and be id.
mitted into tue union, was read ths
third time.
A short debate took place, niisiny
from some objections made to the
bill by Mfr. Stanford, who was epDo.
sed to il because it contained no p,o.
vision for the future division Of the
!terri,ory. which he thought entire.
iiy too large, considered in relation
ito the other states, and ia tine
would he ton powerful ill ccntiHued
IAN undivided stste--and he wished
1.-The bill might be retomn.itted fer a.
amendment in that particular.
Mr.. Stanford was replied TO by
IAEessrs. baltimore AMI Hardin; wGo
Iargued that the territory. it was BE.
,lieyed, had a sufficient population
Ito entit!e it to a state constitution;
at any rateil would the next session
Ihave eRough to demand admission
Into the union. and it vas AS we'll 10
grant that now with COED grace
which. in so silortsa iine, Congress
would be unable to refuse that il
|! the territory be now divided. il would
| be twenty years before Gle half GIFT
would lie able to ask q state govern.
ment ; that from!the immense quau.
Titles Of burrows unfis for cuIliya.
Ition, and thesgreat Quantity Of Indisa
Ilands 1t contained, il would be very
long time before its population would
|if ever, exceed that ofany othe,
state that it was good policy to en-.
courage by every means, the popuia.
|,ion OF that section Of The country,
to be able promptly TO repel an e.
|aemy where attacks would probably
he made that il was an older terri.
tory than Indiana, in whose favora
bill had just passea with scarcely
|lissenting voice, &c. Mr.. johnson
|of Ky. also opposed the recommit.
nent and advocated the passage Of
the bill though be was decidedly
Of opirion that Congress ought TO re.
tain the power Of altering The boun-
dairy Of tbs new state hereafter, IL
they should deem the alteration ne
cesssry out the House having yes.
|terday decided against such reser.
vation, he thoughtit wrong to i'm.
pede the passage Of the bill.
Mr.. Johnson supported his opinions
by variety ct arguments; after
which
The Bill passed, by yeas ans lays
Us follows
70 tha passages 90
Against IL 80
And the house adjourned.
The amendment adopted On Thurs.
day on motion ofMr lngbam, re-
speeding the duty 90 nnmanufactured
wool, was to lay daty giy - per
cent ad valorem; not 7 12 cents per
pound. as stated. The original bill
provided a duty ofi5 per cent. al
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On Tarsday ne.rt. will be sold. on tbs
premises.
A HOUSE and Lot Of Ground. stu
~ atsd on the south side of Prince
street, between Alfred and Columbus
streets. Terms, &c. made known at tht
place Of sale.
F. G. .Harstellcr.
sfarsh 80
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Public Sale.

THIS DAY the seth instant, at e
o'cSock in the forenoon. will be sold al
pubic auction, upea the premises,
Piece or parcel Of srouad. situate al
"a the Intersection Of Princess and
Fairfax streets in the tswn OF Aiexan,
dria, extending So feet on the first, and
l54 feet on the last mentioned street, Il
be laid on il lots TO suit psrchasers-
And Immediately thereafter,
A lot Of ground. handsomely inprov.
ed, situate at West End. adjoining tas
property Of Mr. John Lcngaen. are
containing one acre ant three quarter;
Of an acre. Tens viii be accommodat
Ing, and made known at the time ant
: place of sale.
Il. C. Weightman.
March so
n. 3. The sale of the above pro
rerty is postponed till Thursday the
4ih inst. if fair, if not, till the mex
fair day.
April $
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Against &c

And the house adjourned.
The amendment adopted On Thurs.
day on motion ofMr. lngbam, re-
speeding the duty 90 nnmanufactured
wool, was to lay daty aiy12 per
|eent al valorem not 7 g cents per
pound. as stated. The original bill
provided a duty Of is per cent. al
'yalorem.
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HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES,.
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Public Sale

Georgetown. ApTil 9.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29
Translated for the Mercantile .qlrertissr
JroRa Paris Paper Of .3pru 10.
HIGH COURT MARITAL.
1HIIL OF GEW C.qIfBRoAE.
oltIIng on tNe a6M aapril.

The accusation directed against p;e-r;
jacques EIimeburon Cambrohe. 80 vsars
OF age, born at Nantz, Marshal de Csmo
and Commandaut Of the legion Of ITononr'
IS TOR having attacked France and the Ieg;'
innate government by force Of arms.
At the period Of the treaty of Fopta;o.
Dieau, which secured TO Bonsrarte h CO.
yereisnty OF the Isle of Glba, General
Cambrone commanded ore ofthe feoimenfs
OF chasseurs Of the old guard be chose N
JON the 400 Frenchmen who lole,.ed tbs
bx-Emperor in bis exile, and was ANNA.
ted Cominandant of Porto Ferlsio. Dn.
rlnghls stay in the Isle Of Elba ne wrote n
General Curial requesting f him the pre-
servatioD Of his title and orhs rirhts. ne =.
french Citizen IN the event of bis quitting
Bonaparte's service. His letter remained
unanswered. General CambroGe followed
The usurper in his criminal invasion. he en-
tered his chamber Of Peers, and wren 70.
naparte fled at Waterloo he was Ieft n
dead on the field of battle.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29
FOREIGN.
VERONA, April 70.

VERONA, April 10.
One cannot make toa pubic tie noble
aud affecting scene that the last moments
81 the empress presented. This august
princess desired TO see successfully, in p.i.
vate, ali the persons OF her household: She
addressed 10 each of them words of kind
ness and consolation. She expressed
some satisfaction, that the archdutchess
Beatrice, her mother. was accidentally at
distance fiom scene which would haze
TOO deeply affected her heart.
g Ine road to the tomb" said the diving
princess. g is that OF truth all Illusions
cease; there is no more hattery, there is
40 more grandeur it must be frsotten
that have been empress and queen. |
wish that people may retain OF me senti-
nents honorable to my memory"
Tier majesty desired to embrace the Ia.
dies who approached the nearest To her,
and the following were the last words that
could be collected f" Happiness is in a
good conscience /: feel this soothing SEN
tlment much more in death than upon the
throne. Adieu my friends my chill
dren!- Sdieu!" She ceased 60 breathe.
1t is impossible to conceive the grief OF
| this city since tie death of the empress.
Every preparation is making to convey ia
Vienna the Irecious remains of the lrin-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29
From the Baltimore Patriot.
Ertract Of a letter dated,
TEIEsTE. An.

"a. :. TRIESTE, April 10.
" 1t is with pleasure | mention that the
standing OF our countrymen, as we'll with
the ofhcial characters of this place, as at
VIENNA, Is oil the most flattering grade -
they are all anxious to do every thing TO
encourage ou" commerce with them, which
trey prize more than that of any other mn.
ion; that carried on by the British il Of
tpe most hnlayorable nature for this ceun-
try, as they take all their returns in BilIs
on London; @ithus you know ii is not SO
and | do not doubt advantages could be
obtaped Tor cur vessels which none other
pos ess.
=" The ci-devant Imperative of France.
now duchess Of Parma, passed here two
weeks since on her way to the Ducbv
She travelled incogRito, and was acc6rns. =
med by only two ladies' OF honor, and one
or two general officers, withouta ouard !.
nor had she her son with bei: To account
Tor tllls,lt was whispered that the c, urt did
otdeem It expedient or safe 10 trust the
son with her, lest he might be carried off
by the friends o his father. She travelled
a. countess, aud although noe twenty
tour hours here, visited by water fbe Oil
and new I4azarettesAhe weIIand batter;ss
oh Ter route from Vienna, observing q
person wearing ribbon of one of The or.
derS existing under the reign of Napoleon.
and upon enquiry, finding that lie had
served under her husbsnd, she ordered
MN 10 be presented with fifty gold Nspo-
ieons.-When here, her detection was an
parent; passing through the villages here.
she was hailed with the shouts of Yivc II.
temperatures" Vira la Reina d'Itatiu."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29

a letter frcm Paris Of May S, says,
$ triangular cards, replete with my rnys-
terlous symbols, understood alone by the
seditious. are in circulaton.''
An actress at Bordeaux, Mad Suzanne.
lately betraying an affection for the Uiolet.
was compelled TO make tie anlende honor
Gtte being compelled to cry pire le Roi /!
plre Madame and then, on a tri-colored
cockade being thrown upon the stage, to
pick 1t up, and burn ii ON the spot. She
WAS then allowed TO proceed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29

=. LoMDoN, May (.
Sir Herbert Croft, an English author ci
some celebrity, and of the few remaining
literary friends ofDr. Johasun, died last
week at Paris, at an advanced age. liz
had resided for the last Is years in France.
DIR. Johnson III his biography of the poets
acknowledges himselfindebted to Sir Her.
bert Chen Mr. Croft for the life Of the
poet Youns. All the biographersof Joha.
son speak in high terms of the literary
and social talents of his friend Croft.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29
Nsw.YonK, June q.
LATEST FRO.H .veIr.0pIr,..c

M TO- TnO.H FEIF.DHLE ms
ne DrIg superb, whch arrived here on s,.
turday' saned from New Orleans on the 9Th OF
hSy' ~ Wa. nhc the Missispp, had fallen a
bout four inches, AID was c,niiau.ns 10 All ,r,
dusiiy. W. have received New-Orleap, p,oers
TO the 3lln uit They continue To complain ,T
the sGPme1ess aud inactivity of the p.1ole. IN
adopting means to prevent or lessen The calan,.
ties thai must result froh tie muSdation.
- Her. .q,i1,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29

Their proceedings exhibit nothing but q
long Succession of acts Of venality and
corrupiion. a great number of pu chaser )
were disPosses,ed. and those VIM presery
Ell Their property We're ruined, owing I,
the presents required by their insatiabig
Jndgcs.''t
/ Hume, XII. 1e4 Barnst, 254.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29

on item Tue wards Unior, Liberty, Com
try.--A Proclamationto the French neo.
'le, couched in energetic, and vet mode.
--ate terms. is also in circulation. BADGES
q union are worn. These cards ard pro-
Carnations have been addressed anonv.
.nously to dietrcnt acknowledgements
others, to the Minister of Police, It being
conceived that he himself would not he
llslnciiped to favour the accomplishment
of the great end."-I6.
We have now to communicate. from
llghly respectable authority at Lisbon. that
serious disturbances have. broken our in
the north OF Spain, and that the Spanish
soldiers had evinced strung disposition
to take part against the government.
,,.,. Ti,ees.
a bill is Before the British Parliament
providing Tor the resumption of specie nav,
mentsby the Bank OF England. within two
years bus not compelling them 10 resume.
If poli.ical or other events sbould male :;
improper.
There was great FIRE in Constantine.
pie abcut the latter end of February. in
which the Grand Vizier and the Cantain
facna nearly perished. They got upon
the top OF house to direct measures for
,exnnsuishing the flames; the roof Of the
house tell in with them, bat they ESCAPED
with ther lives. r.,
-. Vienna, .fpril II.
We understand that Count de Stadion
persists IN his system Of free importation
ri foreign merchandise. He considers Il
10 be means of producing emulation in
the manufactures Of different countries. s
There is the following comment in the
,Petcrsbureh Gazette upon a remark made
upon Russia by member of the House Of
Commons -
Petsrsburgh. March 81.
The Official Gazette has pablissed the
following article :---ss Mr.. Knox lately said
in the English House Of Commons Rus
sia is exceedingly powerful, with the ex-
tent of her territory and her right hand in
Black Sea, and her left in the Baltic. and
rests on the extremities CT the globe. II is
astonishing TO hear this kind of language
from native of England, whose hands and
feet are washed in all the seas In the uni
worse"
konigsberg, 9pru II.
According 70 the last accounts from Ma.
rlenberg, SO villages in the great Wertier.
with $3.50 Inhabitants, and in the districts
of 'TiegehoH, 10 villages, with 1902 in
hatntants, were under water. 10 these
are to be added the Elbins villages, IL in
number, with 1900 people.
The late King OF Sweden arrived at
AuSsbourg April 9, from Italy.
The Crown Prince of Sweden has sent
an ambassador to the court of some Ger
man prince, to ask the hand of some Ger.
man princess for his son Oscar. This is
oil course a political maneu, re, TO secure
the Swedish crown to the blood OF the b. 7
nadottes. !
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29

~ BOSTON, June 81.
The Legislature Of ibis state, after a ses.
slon vt t'rce weeks aud two DAYS, was YES.
terday prorogued to the second Wednes-
dago November next.
Daily .9dUertissr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29

Mr. Lex, American consul at Bsrdsa,tx. W,
understand bss taken his passage on board d.
ship Lagiira, AID was 20 sal ior NeV.Y,rk !.
bout the Arb ult.->.larOra
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29

yious oh,s sailing, Mr.. Hc Crimson, She a..
merican Consul there, read toCapt.b S Sc.
vera' cities Am. commanders. he copy OF
letter iroBCom. Shaw toa Consul ct a port
IN The Mediterranean, announcing that our
consul Tor Alsicrs had taken refuge or
[ooard his vessel in consequence of some c.
vents M shore but the Dey had promis-
ed not "a commence hos;i,i,ies till cor
]respondence had taken place win the u.
States; that our force in the Meiilerrane.
an was sufficient TO protect Am. vessels il
the promise should not be adhered "a and
requesting that Am. Captains might be in
iormcd OF this state OF affairs.
| hy Capt. Baker we received Lisbon pa
lpers TO the l0:h of May inclusive; but ".
them.
| licarat Lisbon 7 Ia to71-2: corn
81 to a5;pipe slaves S5-tclear OF du
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29
Ertrdet Of q i'tter .f'on, IN 06reer on heard N
y, S7aao'ron IN ne Mediterranean, 10 hi
jifendin BaAimOae, ..ated
AIcIsns, April 10. 1916.

We have called at this place preparatory TO
a general VISIT TO sll the ports in the Mediterra.
mean. We stand well with the Dey, who fears us
ex'fS!neiy.--the English feet is here, negocia.
ting for the ransom Of Italians and c;.;ans-it
IS done at the cannon's motlth-Si0O0 are baid
for each ib'1soaer Several hundreds have been
released 1t would make your heart bleed TO
see The situation TO which the unfortunate Chris
tians are reduced The Algernes are more
cruel than you can imagine-and as cowardy as
crue I've shall sail in day .r two for Tuns,
thence to Tripoi, and then over to the Nor.hern
shore" -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29

From tie Bostoa Palladium Of lime 81.
Captain Baker, who arrived yesterday
from Lisbon, sailed from ihat place uD the
evening Of the 18Th May. Two days pre-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29

charity on which if we turn our back1
he will perish but if we AXE him in. h.
may one day hslp to defen the house.
whl not make any apology for trou.
Ding you, because you once Invited me to
correspond with you on the subject of In.
dian history. have the ho9or to be.
with very great respect, your obedient
servant,
RETURN J. MEiGS.
DR.. S. L.. Mitchill.
Us. set out Tomorrow for the place
OF my residence in the Cherokee country
X. j. NJ.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29

Ihe Crown Prince Of Sweden has sent
an ambassador to the court of some Ger
man prince, to ask the hand of some Ger
man princess for his son Oscar. This Is
oil course political manGu re, TO secure
the Swedish crown to the blood OF the b. 1
nadottes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-29

: Bunet I ssa Hume. Il. 11o.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-27
NOTICE.

EX7HEREAs Mary Matthews, late Of
w Grantsfeld, in the county Of
King George and state of Virginia, de.
ceased; by her last will and testament,
duly proved and recorded in the court Of
said county, did bequeath to certain per-
sons named in her will, and to her fist
and second cousins, the money arising
from her estate: this is therefore to re-
questand require all persons, standing in
the relation Of first and second cousins to
said Miss Matthews, to forward their
names, with statement of their reia.
tioHship, by letter, postage paid, all
dressed to the subscriber, liamstcad
Post Office, King George County, Va
that arrangements may be made Tor dl
vision Of said estate.
To,oasead S. Dade,
Executor of Mary Matthews, dec
Borodino, August 2S sawlstOct
~ The Editors Of the National In
telhgencer, are requested to insert the
above twice week until the first of DC
.tober, and send their account to this OF
flee.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-27
Mr. John B. Dabney.

YOU will Lake notice, that on the 9th
day Of the Circuit Court of the District
of Columbia, to be held for the county Of
Alexandra, in November 1916, or as
soon after as counsel can be heard !; shall
move that court to award judgment a.
gainst you in favor OF the common coun-
Gil of Alexandria, for the sim of twenty
six dollars and FIVE cents, being the a.
mount of taxes due on your property on
Wolf-street, in the town of Alexandria,
for the years 1904, $, 6, Z, 8, 9, 10,
IL, 10, l5, IA and l5-according to the
act of congress passed the 18th Februa-
AIRY, 1904.
J. D. SIMMS,
attorney for the Common Council
OF Alexandria.
May l5-l6 dom
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-27
I472I-
Notice.

NM HEREAs some evil disposed ner,
w sons are in the habit of entefinS
the yards and gardens of this town and
stealing tnereirom pots containing flow.
ers OF different kinds, such as Rose anil
Apple Gefrahiums, G'c.-This is to oiyg
notice that a handsome reward wifi b
gwen to any person who viii give into,s
NATION SO that the thief or thieves NOV
oe brought to justice. Should suspicious
characters offer any such for sale il j,
requested they may be stopped and Ia.
lexandria Gazette.
Sept. Is. >"s o.