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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-03-04
NEW .APD1HECAki'S SHOP, ss
No. p3. TUAMEs-STREEr,
FYfh sIsor a6ope fLs Aexg Bank

NLW APOlHEI Aki'S SitOP IS
No. 03 TUAMEs-SrREEr.
FsFh door a5eps de As,s Bank
WILLIAM IL. .iYLOK,
HAVING served his apprenticeship with MIR g.
~ w. Hoppin, of Providence, has commemorative
business of
DRUGGIST md .dPoTHECdRY,
in this town And offers for sale avery complete
sortment of Medicines, rs low 40 can be purchased
in this State. Among them are the following arti-
cles, viz--
Oh. vitrol, Nu'galls.
Nitrous Acid, , Magncsia,
Muriatic Acid, Crem. Tart.
Opium, ipecac,
Camphor, ) i'hosphorated Saltss
Rhubarb, Glau5er do.
CASTLE Soap, = Mama,
Riga Balsaw, Ginger,
Stougiaon's Bittcrs, by : Tooth Powders,
,he bottle gallon, Teeth Brushes.
Gum shellac. : English shaving Soap.
Blue yitriol, Liquid Backing. &c. &c
ALSO,
Mace. Nutmegs CAssia and Cioves--with every
other article usually called for in his line
" Physicians prescription. y epared with the
greatest care.
Shia's Medicine Cheats
Put Up under the direction Of Physician long nc
qusintsd with Sesmens Diseases with printed and
written directions 90 Every aticle warranted.
lie wiii shogtiy have on hand complete ssorf
meni Of DYE STUFFS.
O.rsphysicians and Country Traders supplied on
iI5erai credit
N B--Cons,ant attendance from sunrise till niue
! O'clock. Y. NJ. TN Jan. 81
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"a PRf @yIvt;, ef all sisl.i,. ereeused an
q safivaefsry mssnsr, at shis .6'ee.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-08
Died,

: Ia New York, on the LIST instant, Colonel
FRAsKLIN WHARTON, commandant OF IN.
u. ). Marine Corps lis conduct through
life was marked with every virtue which
could dignity the man, and the sincere al.
Fiction of his numerous relatives and friends
bears the most ample testimony to the ami.
able and honorable qualities of his heart.
In New York, on the 3lst ut GABRIEL
MANIGAULT BoUHETHEAu, Esq. late Clerk
of the Corporation in the city of Charles
ten, S. c. which Office he held, though cleo
tive annually, for the space Of 10 years
last, in which capacity he obtained honor
in the fultiment OF the duties thereof, and
rendered faithful services to that honorable
body. Mr.. B was in the 42d year of his
age, and was on visit TO this place for the
benefit of his health, but was induced (thro'
medical advice TO visit Saratoga Springs,
aud not finding the water to agree with bis
complaint, Immediately re.urped TO this ci-
ty. H, has left an affectionaie and loving
daughter, an aged mother, four brothers, a
sister, and numerous circle oil friends and
relatives 10 bemoan his irreparable loss.-
How sad will be his distant relatives on
hearing the melancholy event. His daugh.
ter, whose only hope and consolation rest
ed in the health OF her kind and affection
ate father, will feel too sensibly the sting;
but the Tears must be wiped away when il
is brought TO mind that his soul has fled to-
another and better world. lIMerc. .4dV.
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aas> Exchange Co6se-House ~saA
SiaSSS.sM ARINE JOURNAL. 49,
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. ..Septemter T.

ARRIVED,
Schr Olive-Branch, Cooper. 5 days I'm
Edenton shingles and honey to the master.
Reports, on Friday last, saw 3 ships and 9
briggs, coming into the Capes.
Sloop Ocean, Middleton, SO hours from
Norfolk /; rum, sc. to merchants OF the dis
trict.-Twelve passengers. On Saturday,
saw ship standing up the Bay, supposed
to be for Baltimore. Nothing within the
Potomac, from sea.
CLEARED,
Ship Winifred, Hodgkinson, Gibraltar.
Brig Mary-Jane, Dunbar, Castine.
Schr John & James, Lancaster, George
town. -
Schr Cornelius, Robinson, hence, ar. at
New York, 9Th inst. l2 days.
State of the S,eather.-Sept. 9Th, at 2P.
N. 72 degrees.-6th, 68-7th, IS.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-08

individuals--that What begins in III, Can.
not terminate in good. This not only seems
to be, but actually is, the law of God in the
government Of the world; and no nation
ever violated the law by which human so.
ciely is held together, without repaying.
either in the object itself, or from son
other interest, a triple relribut;on for an
thai it seemed to gain. Ii America has sui.
fcient cause, she has our best wishes il
not, we are 50 sincerely attached to her
wise, her simple. and her moderate govern.
ment, thai we wish her to fail in all aiemsl,
in which she could only succeed to an e.
venlualiy g,eater loss, and upon this verT
ineligible principle, that il is better b
fail than to succeed in a bad action"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-08
Salt. Rum. &c.

l50 SACKS Liverpool ground alum salt
Wv 1900 bushels do do do do
100 sacks do fine do do
60 puncheons Sd pr fine favored West
India Rum sugars
80 hhds lst and cd quality muscovado
300 bags prime green coffee
500 reams wrapping paper
600 lbs Spanish flotant and Bengal indigo
pipes pure Holland gin
go quarter casks sweet Malaga wine
40 casks London refined salt petrc
! bbls North Carolina honey
600 lbs do beeswax
Gunpowder, imperial, young dyson and
hyson teas old Jamaica spirits and cognac
brandy; old port and Madeira wine
Ground and race ginger; pepper; alum
Pimento; nutmegs cloves copperas
Best -four for family use-with general
assortment of GROCERIES, all OF which
are offered for sale on moderate terms, by
BRYAN HAMPSON & Co.
September 8 3m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-08
Extract of a letter to gentleman in Boston,
dated
" Coenac, 99d June, 1918.

"Cosnac, 99d June, 1918.
"The vintage of the two last years has
been so deficient, that there was no occa-
sion for sending any ad,ices about the re-
suit. The prospect of this season being
more favorable, we may depend upon a
reduction to our prices, and good supply
for our market. The expectations TO Eng
land have been so extensive last winter,
that brandy has got up the enormous rate
F. 7i0p 81 Velts, and we consider the
stock in the country as nearly exhausted
At no period il was never known TO be so
small as it is at.present. However, as the
present crop has the appearance Of beng a
good one, we may calculate that towards
December, prices may settle between F..
220a $50 P 81 Velts, or At 70 81 SO per
gallon, delivered on board at Charen;e +;
this port is league above Rocheiort, and
vessels Of tonnage may lay there with secu-
rity. But il you did not need whole car
60, we may send any parcel from 10 to so
puncheons and above, by ccasting vessels,
to Bordeaux, La Rochelle, Nantz or Ha-
vre-de-Grace, only we request from you
The favor Of addressing line direct to our
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-08
Seraglio.
From the same, Of September a.
SHORT ARRIVAL FROM ENGLAND.


The ship Magnet. Captain Ogden, ar
rived this morning in the remarkably short
passage Of % days from Liverpool, and
only II from land to land. Captain 0. is
the bearer of dispatches for the Secretary
of State.
By this arrival London dates are receiv-
ed to the 9th of August, and Liverpool to
the 9th. Our latest Lloyd's List is Of the
4lh.
On the 4th Of August, an Order in Coun-
Gil for proroguing Parliament TO the Cd OF
October was published in the Odicial Ga
zette.-One of the London Papers Of the
5lh says-There is not, we believe, at
present any intention Of assembling Parlia-
ment, for the dispatch OF business until al
ter Christmas.
The report Of the 9Th respecting the
Queens health, stated that she had passed
pretty good night, and is better TO day."
No expectation, however, was entertained
other recovery.
The Duke and Duchess of Clarence ar
rived at Dover on the Sd of August and
embarked for Calais on the 18th on their
way 70 Germany. Royal salutes were f.
red on their arrival and on their departure.
The Duke of Wellington arrived at Do
yer on the Is; of August, and at London
on the Cd. On the same day he had long
interview with the Prince Regent, and "a
mother on the Sd. 1t is understood, that
lie will soon return to the continent.
Paris dates are contained in our London
papers to the Sd of August. The French
funds were still improving. The hive per
cent Consols were, ON the frs; at 70 francs,
and left off at II go.
The celebrated 1t. General Camel,
who is now imprisoned at Paris for high
treason has commenced suits for SANDER,
against Messrs. Lenneville & Faboies.-
The causes were called up on the first oil
August, IN the Court of Correctional Po-
lice and on application by. the Generals
Advocate fora postponement for two weeks,
the court postponed the trial until the 7th
oil November next.
The Royal Court at Paris has conferred
the title OF Count upon NJ. Stackpole, an
Irish gentleman of 80 years of age, who
it is said Possesses a fortune of nine mil
lions Of Francs, and who has created in
favor Of his only son majoret OF $4,000
francs of income.
A letter from Captain Jackson, Of the
whaling ship John, who had arrived from
Greenland al Greenock, in speaking Of the
Arctic expedition, says" | can say little
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-08
Lost or Mislaid.

A CHECK on the Bank of Potomac,
n drawn by Mr.. Thomas Sanford in
favor of the subscriber, for "a dollars. As
payment has been stopped at the Bank it
can be OF no use to any one but the owner.
ROBERT FULTON.
September 8 81
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The n,n.rs are unusually barren Of intel.

The papers are unusually barren ofintel-
Iigence. Since the general election has
closed. The state Of the Queen, health APP
pears TO be the leading topic oil public al
,ention and interest. Although the late &C
counts represent her as somewhat more
comfortable, yet it was not supposed from
the nature of her disease, that she could
survive many weeks. Our latest Liver
pool paper, on this subject, thus remarks ::
1.-The dangerous situation of her Majesty
the Queen, has become, within the last
week or two, matter of general solicltude.
We wish we could add that private ac-
counts were more favorable than public ru-
NOR, bat the subject is too painful and de-
licate to admit of our being more explicit.
The physicians, it must have been ooser-
ved, have ceased TO be responsible for the
statements that are put forth. One of our
contemporaries observes, and we fear truly,
that "the illness Of her Majesty is total
decay Of nature. and daily increasing
morbidty in all rose parts, the energy, or
at least the regular action Of which is ne
cessary 10 the functions Of life. What u
sually occurs in this state, and which is
commonly the last stage oil it, has some
time since commenced in her Majesty. A
quantity of water has already accumulated
in the chest and stomach"
A serious riot took place at Westminster
on the anniversary Of the battle OF Ia'avera
between party of about so soldiers and
the populace. At length, number OF The
principal rioters were arrested by the civil
authority, and the disturbance was soon
quelled.
The Correctional Police Of France have
sentenced an author, by the name OF Fer
ret, to one years Imprisonment, TO line
of 8 600 francs, to FIVE years labor, and 10
find security TO the amount OF 5000 trancs'
for publishing an a." religious, seditious and
calumnlous book, entitled Inc Urey
Man"
The failure Of a Commercial house, for
three millions of current money, has lately
occurred at Presburg.
A very serious FIRE occurred on the l4th
of July, at Morlain in France. No less than
forty houses were consumed.
1t is stated, that the Prince Royal OF Ba.
varia has refused TO acknowledge Eugene
Beauharnois as Prince Of the Royal ia.
mily.
Letters from Contanstinople announce,
that the Kaleidoscope have penetrated
those ancient walls, and constitute the a
musement of the beautiful captives OF the
Seraglio.
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Wanted

ITO hire ill LIST January, three laboren
J. accustomed to the business Of farm.
Apply to the printer.
September8 10t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-08
Doct. CHARLES b. STUART

respectfully offers his professional services.
10 the public, in the practice Of Surgery,
Physic and Midwifery. He may be found
at Mr.. John Bronaugh's.
Centreyille. Fairfax co. Va. 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-08
From The ". Y Commercial .4dv. Sept 8.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

By the arrival last evening of the regular
packet ship Amity, captain Stanton, in 80
days from Liverpool, the Editors of the
Commercial Advertiser have received files
Of London papers to the 3lst Of July.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-08
Twenty-Five cents Reward.

ID ANYWAY from the subscribers on the
~ Gin inst. an apprentice boy named i.
LAS JOHNS. He is nearly II years CT
age, of pale complexion and blue eyes
5 feet 9 inches high. Hal on when lie
went away white hat and SUIT of blue
and white mixed cotton. He is notori-
Gus thief and liar. aud has absconded with.
out any apparent cause whatever: The a,
bove reward but no charses) will be paid
for experimenting said boy.
y. B. All persons whatever are here
by cautioned against barboring or en-
ploying him, as they will undoubtedly be
treated as the law directs. COR
JAMES KENNEDY l. sun.
September 6 !"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-08

We have received Calcutta papers to A.
pril |. On the s5th of March, the city was
visited by one Of the severes, gales OF wind
which had occurred for some time-ts du-
ration short. Considerable damage was
done TO the shippiug-several ships lost
masts. bowsprits, &c. A number Of boats
were upset, and many natives perished.--
Mr.. Abraham, of the civil service, and Mr..
CauI6eld, merchant, were drowned.
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BpI @stl.


A letter from an oficer at Fort Scott, dat.
ed March %, has the following :----s' There
are now on the march 10 the Mickssuoky
Town, (aboui co miles from this point, Just
below the Spanish Iine,) about $500 whites
and 400 Indians, besides a thousand mount
ed Tennessee troops, which are every nc
ment expected, On our crossing The line,
which the hostile party had been led 10 be-
lieve we would MOI DO, the Indians scattered
very much indeed, am inclined TO believe,
that most OF those who have committed nc
actual hostility against US have dispersed
themselves to avoid the impending storm.
The Mickssuckics, who are The most power
fui town which was considered hostile, Grated
a, 500 warriors, are said TO have returned TO
their homes; and il is supposed by many.
will yield without stroke. The same terms
which wete formerly offered, /" the giving up
the mutdcrcrs," will be now adhered TO On
our part. do not think there are now 500
Indians in arms against u.s."
From she augusta Chronicle, htrii i8y
Indian 6afae.--Captain Calls, who has iuss
arrived in this place from Fort Hswkins. has
politely furnished Us with the following high
ly impor'an, intelligence. ls. ta a 80
About the Orb instant. General Jackson at
tackled and burnt the hiickssucky Town, with
an inconsiderable loss on his part. The loss
OF The Indians is no, stated. Previous to and
after the action, number of the enemy sur
rendered themselves prisoners. All their
resources (amoog which were 1000 head Of
cattle were taken or desu Dyed. The cele-
braed psophet Francis and one of the prnei-
pal chief,ains were hangned. e
a. 4.
ST. Marks, aud took possession Of the fortress
without opposition II is the impression ,hat
this blow has been so decisive, that the war
with therlndians is now Al an end, and that
the Georgia militia wilt soon return 10 their
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-06
sa aWAsnIsoron, April 2s.


The following appop, men,s have been
made by the President, with the copseA. Of
ducing the Saf of the A my ;--Bf fIgadier-
Geperal.--Colone George Gibson, Commits
sary Gsacral.--Jesefh Lopen, Surgeon Gen.
etal.-- Io6ias Uaikiasi and y, c, Brona1gl,
Assistant Surgeons Genera,--- The o,be' Ilos-
pital Surgeons ant Macs are. mad Pst Sur-
geoos.--S.d. Sso,rosp, and X. II Hinder.
Jude Advocates, and d. Cavs yoaes, Ghsp-
lain and Professor a, tho Milils " Academy.
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W Nsw Y,RK. Arsn25.
LATEST FROM SPANISH MAINE.

& LATEST FROM SPANISH MAINE.
Captain DoMINicE (, f,hc sch Jacquemei
Packet, from Lsgui,a, % Days, 'nfo,ms, that
affairs on the Name were IN a yory uasetlled
state, the Royslists being sill IN srfm at ,ho
.expected return of Gene, 81 BOLIVAR, REIN
forced d,---Boiivsr issstated 20 be woonded, as
is also Gene,al Alorilo, in the sanguinsry
battle oi Psbrars, near Charlottesville Roy
al Journals admit, that regiment of blacks,
(caied Moril;o'sgaides) supposed TO be bis
0est troops. about $50 stoDg, were entirely
destroyed, fighting 4 .her las, man. They
state tho loss OF the Pe,fio,s to be from 8 10
roe hors du combat, aod 500 horses. IL is,a
isct,. they broughy into Carraccas iauuera
Female Pat,iots, wilh.ih captured horses
who veye aiken lighting in abe ranks. Boil
vafsis SILL in posse oi San .Ferdinsndo,
tho keyso the Prsvinco o, Casi ao cas-, and viii
no oonbt annoy them very muehsiromihaf
ailuation.m "a Isas "a eN h6s ~ f.sd E
y General MoriIlo bad retired oin, PEI soD,to
Valencis, in consequence OF o lsrce voundin
the breast, and thescoumand ot the troops
deyoIved on Genesai Mora I'll. ~ ,ss5
ai- On the fast oi Mach, squadson VI Royal
ships ieh Lagu tor The purpose al t!ock-
aiding the Otonqko, oonsisipg II cns tigatc.
two brigs, and five 81 boomers, wHb iwo fcluc-
ca gunboats. The Jeoquenc. Packrt had
been embargoed 20 days q, Lsgous, fo' The
purpose of carrying The troops'o Porto Ca
beilo, ia the event oil Bolivar being success
ful---Thcre were thirty sail IN The roads at
the time, Of differsn' flags, which would have
been all seized for the like patpose.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-05-06
THE SEASON.

Charleston, S: C.. -6arii ALA suddea
change 10 the weather took place on Satur-
day evening last, which continued through
the day on Saturday.; at night, We had se-
we're Back (rosf, and IN seseral places ice was
10 be, seen yesterday morning; Which has
completely, cut down the young Cotton, and
will 20 doubt operate seriously against tbct
crop the coming ason.-In many situations
the Cotton may be verlanted, If seed Can bs
procured; and IN Others Corn may be sub
stituisd to some advsntsge.-The Fruit. toe
will no doub, suffer yeSy much from ibis frost.
RaisigA, ~. c. .ziril a. Winsev returned.
On Sunday las, we experienced a shower Of
hail and snow, and have since had several
frosty mornings. This unseasonabie wesih.-
er has greatly injured our gardens, and We
fear ell the blossoms Of the carly iruis are
destroyed. ~
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The Petersburg Rcpobican mentions The
receipt Of nrirsre letters from knylsnd, which
slate that a serious investigation is % ,sks
place relative to the death Of ,ho Prineew
Charlotte. The suicide Of 81 Ricbsrd Csoh
is The leading cause Of sevs , sumors in rl..
culaiion ss ths, unhappy event.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-22
Constablcs Look Out.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REW.ARD.
ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, living
N near the Falls Church, Fairfax coun-
ty, Virginia, on the 10th inst. negro man
named Henry Tuxen, about % or "a years
of age, thick, well set fellow, about 5 feet
8 or inches high, very black, full face,
hes large mouth and thick lips he has lost
one front tooth from his upper jaw, and is
slow in speech. He had on when he left
home short grey cloth coat, black cloth
pantsloons, much worn, All old drab cloth
great coat, and an old fur hat, with black
scarf around it. He is good cook, and is
fond of being in kitchen. He is smart,
sensible fellow, and may change his clothes.
He formerly belonged to Richard Washing
ton, deceased, and was his waiter. He has
mother and other relations living at Mr..
John Washington's, Jefferson county, Va.
ani also at Mount Vernon, and in Alexan-
dria. In all probability he may be endea-
voring to get 10 some of the northern states!
Ifsa,d fellow istaken and secured in jail,
so that get him again, 100 miles from
home, L viii; give 100 dollars, if SO miles,
30 dollars. and il % miles, or any shorter
distance. 80 dollars.
Dec IL JOHN A. SOMMERS
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BAaSH BOOKS.

EAMES KENNEDY & son have just
- received large assortment, consisting
Of the following, viz.
Ledgers, single u double
Journals Z OF all sizes,
Day books faint lined
Letter and invoice ditto and plain,
Record ditto. &c. &c. =
in plain and Russia binding, on the most
approved plan. Also,
A great variety OF the smaller books viz.
Bank, receipt and memorandum books !;
pocket ledgers; blank music books cy-
phcrins books ; plain andiaint lined copy
books, for large and small hand, per dozen
or single
6FOrders from the public offices, and
from merchants, to any pattern Of ruling,
executed at a short notice.
December 5 stuthtf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-22
For Sale or Freight,

>S4M The brig TON, John Brown mas
sS.a.-Asrter. burthen about 100 tons or 1906
barrels, built in the year 1915 of good ma.
terials. is an excellent vessel, sails well, and
can be fitted for an European voyage at a
very small expense She will be sold or
freighted on moderate terms. Apply to
JOHN n. LAID & Co.
Who offer for sale her cargo consisting Of
90 NJ. clear and merchandise boards
Is boxes white and brown Havana sugar
For Havana,
EA& The very superior brig VENUS,
.Sss:kas2 Coleman Saunders master, has 300
bbl:. provided; for freight OF the residue,
t4oo btls. apply 10
Dec Is JOHN Fl. LADD g. Co.
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A valuable Servant for Sale.

4 SERVANT woman, twenty years OF
"a age, and her child, three years old,
may be had on reasonable terms.
The woman is an intelligent, well dis
posed, active servant good seamstrcss,
and well acquainted with all kinds of house
work.-She has been employed as cook
for more than year. She will be sold on
ly TO person who will ensure that neither
herself nor her child "a boy) will be sold or
carried from the District. This will be
particularly insisted on, as she is very
valuable servant, disposed of for no taul, (;
and offered for sale only on account of the
difficulties attending the transportation Of
slaves from Virginia to Washington county,
in the District.
For terms apply at this Office.
December l8 ftulm
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-22
.Euti Thompson

u TAKES the liberty of informing his coun-
l. try friends ana tue public, that he has
established hilnseif in the brick warehouse,
on the north side OF king-street, one door
above the corner OF Fayeite-streei, an OPP
posite the diagonal pump, where he will
buy and sell -four. and receive il on storage !;
and will transact with care and ptDctuality
all business in his line, which EIay be con-
6ded TO him. thstu4w Dec IL
The Lcesburg Wa,hingtonian and Win
chester Gazette will insert the above four
weeks.