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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-02
g. The Alexandria InGe.

pendent Blues are hereby notified to attend
q Quarterly Meeting Of the company, at
/. ShieIcs's tavern, on SATURDAY next. Cd
January, at 6 z. NJ. Punctual attendance
is requested, as IN election of non-commis
stoned officers TO serve the ensuing year
will then take place, and other important
business be laid before the company.
BY order.
Dec 81 WM. S. SUMMERS, Sec.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-02
From 'hs London Jeoo'sh Erpositor.
SPECIMEN OF WEIGH PREACHING.

AT meeting Of ministers at Bristol, the
reverend Mr.. -, invited several Of his
brethren 10 sup with him; among them was
the minister officiating at the WEIGH meet
ing house i'm that city. He was an entire
stranger TO all the company, and silently
attentive to the general conversation of his
brethren. The subject on which they were
discoursng, was the different strains ofpub-
lie preaching. When several had given
their opinion, and had mentioned some in
dividuals as good preachers, and such as
were models as 10 style of composition. &c.
Mr. turned to the WEIGH stranger, and
solicited his opinion. He said he feltit to
be Privilege TO be silent when such men
were discoursing;. but that he felt it, duty
to comply with this request. "But," said
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-02
Coal and Potatoes Ahoat.

E|OR sale on board schooner Resolution,
Z captain Ellis, from Halifax, lying al
Messrs. Janney's wharf. if Applied for
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THIS DAP.

in lots TO suit purchasers.
400 bushels coal, ofvery superior qua
lily, particularly for smiths
Few hundred bushels Nova Scotia blue
nose poiatces. very superior 10 last parcel
received by US, which were acknowledged
by those who purchased 10 be equal to any
ever offered n'this market.
Apply ON board, or 10
JOHN JACKSON g. Co.
January g
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ALEXANDRIA,:
SATURDAY, Jah-U.fRY 2, 1919.

1t issaid, that the Commercial CoLyen-
ton, recently signed by our Commissioners
in London with those of the British govern
ment, has been received in this city, and
was yesterday laid before the Senate, by
the President, for their ratification or rejec-
ton. MAT. htellsgeneer, Dec. 81.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-08-21

transport him Immediately to the city OF
New-OrleaIs, and set him down amidst
the polluted haunts Of vice and dissipa-
ton, which are not only suffered to ex-
ist there, but where they are in fact
countenanced and tolerated by those
whose duty it should be to suppress
them-and what must be his sensations
He would of course be completely
" knocked On the head with astonish-
ment." Incredible as it may appear to
you, was told by gentleman who has
resided there several years, and whose
information and correctness could be re-
lied upon, that there are no less than
three hundred gambling houses in the
city, which are not kept private at all,
but are as open and public as noon-day,
to every body who chooses to visit them.
And what renders the fact more out
rageously disgracefpl than any thing
else, these same gambling houses are
licensed by the CORPORATION Of the city,
to whom they pay an aggregate tax OF
about $4,000 annually-here you will
see crowds of people-piles of money
faro banks, wheels of fortune, roulettes,
and every species Of gambling going on
every day in the week. What would
some of the good people Of your village
think, who are ready to cry out against a
man if he is seenwalking the streets on
Sunday, were theyto see that sacred day
thus unhallowedlyoutraged and abused.
And yet in New-0rleans it is thought
nothing of, viewedby most people mere
ly as matter of curse. The demora-
lizing consequences resulting from such
a practice, sanctioned and encouraged
as it is by the corporation of the city, you
can very well appreciate.
Cold and wretcied indeed must the
heart of that mar be, who can behold
with indifference, virtue, religion, morali-
ty, society, and every thing else calcula-
ted to exalt the nature and dignity Of
man, thus publicly tranlpled upon and
abused. Those gambling houses are
frequented more or less by all classes of
people. Some go there entirely out of
curiosity, while others go to win money,
who perhaps lose every cent they have
in the world. The consequence is, they
become idle and dissipated, which ulti-
mately ruins and destroys them. But
| am not now going to give you a moral
izing dissertation upon the practice of
gambling; my design Vas simply to re-
present to you to what extent it is carried
and tolerated in New-Orleans. But
must stop here--my candle is leaving
me, and IL o'clock is too late an hour to
light another. Good night, my dear
IL. You will hear from me again
in few days.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-08-21

is considered as so foul stain upon our
national character, while the existence
of 100000 of persons held in ignomi-
NOUS and cruel bondage, and our unjust
and tyrannical department towards the
helpless posterity Of the former posses
sors of our soil, are subjects,
Which, ike an infant, troublesome awake,
Are left to sleep for peace and quiet's sake
| think a very false estimate is made of
the comparative dyes of these several
stains upon our character.
When a statesman comprises the
prosperity of his country in two words,
8 wealth and splendor'-and considers
individualvirtue and happiness, as dust
upon the scales | think, indeed, with
all his fnanciering skill, he makes "a
most wretched estimate.
The foregoing may serve as speci-
mems of what conceive to be wrong es-
Inmates. | am not so presumptuous as
to suppose that my estimates are always
correct, but as truth never suffers from
investigation, it may do no harm, to call
in question opinions which appear to OBJ
tain general assent IF that assent is
founded on rational grounds, it will final
ly be confirmed. In many cases it may
be that assent is more apparent than
real, which may result from the doctrine,
that &C silence gives consent" On the
foregoing estimates, | have used the
privilege of freeman, in showing that
assent is at least not universal.
ANTIMANIA.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-08-21
EONEIG%..
SOUTH AMERICA.

II. E. Don Jose San Mart1n's address, u
the united armies of.9ndes and Chill.
H. E. Don Jose San Martin, comman
der in chief of the united armies of An,
DIES and Chill, grand officer of the Legion
of Merit, sc. to all the freemen and i'll.
habitants of Peru.
CITIZENS! In addressing you, am
actuated only by the feelings with which
a freeman must address an oppressed
people. The events which have trans
PRED within the last nine years, have
established the solemn powers of the
independent states of Chill, and of the
United Provinces of South America, by
whom l am ordered to enter your terri
tory to defend the cause of your liberty.
That cause is identified with their own,
with that Of the whole world, and the
means entrusted to me are adequate to
the accomplishment of SO sound an OBJ
ect. j, r.nf3 smarG
Ever since the wish for liberty was
first evinccd in several parts of America,
the Spanish agents have struggled to
extinguish the light which was to show
the Americans their chains. The revo-
luton began to bring forth prodigies of
good and evil, and the Vice Roy of Peru,
dreading its progress, endeavored topper
suade you that it was in his power to ex-
tinguish in every inhabitant in Lima,
even the sentiment of their sufferings and
ignominy. The world saw with indig-
nation American blood shed by Ameri-
cans, and began to doubt whether the
slaves were as guilty as their tyrants, and
whether those were to be more despised
who presumed to Cypress liberty, than
those who dare not to defend it. War
ragged in this innocent country, but in
spite of all the combinations of despo-
tism, the rights of man began to be as
serted, and to triumph, in the midst of
political dissentions. Thousands of A.
mericans have fallen in the field of honor,
or by the hands of hired assassins; but
the principles maintained from the pur-
est motives have daily acquired strength,
and time, which regenerates all political
societies, will soon show the Peruvians,
and decide the fate of South America.
l come not conqueror to establish
another despotism; the state of things
has paved the way for your political
emancipation, in which am only an in
strument Of justice and an agent of des-
tiny. Aware of the horrors of war, 1
have studied to accomplish my object in
the manner most compatible with the
interest and happiness Of the Peruvians.
After the splendid victory Of Maipu, far
from indulging the just feelings of re-
venge against barbarous aggressor, or
the desire of rctaliating the calamities
inflicted on the Chilans, my conduct has
afforded the strongest proof of my pa
cific sentiments. addressed your Vice
Roy under date of the,llth Of April last,
representing to him the'trying juncture
of affairs, impressing upon HIM the
strength Of ear 1--WE states # slssely unit
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-08-21

So wise, beautiful, and perfect sys
TEN was never before adopted by any
government or nation on earth. 1t is the
" eorte dioseise," the divided feast of
Homer. The government, with a tenn
per and spirit truly parental, has divided,
FOR the children of the Republic, that
patrimony in which they all have right
and an interest. J. MElGS.
General LG'1d Office, June %, 1919.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-08-21
LETTERS FROM LOUISIANA.

From gentleman now in that country, to his
friend in the village of Springfield, Massa-
chusetts.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-08-21
JOSE DE SAN MARTIN. /,
Fl. @. St.Jugo de chill, Vov. 3,sl8l8.

Extract Of letter to the editor of the Boston
Daily Advertiser-datcd
+" Port Stain, Trinidad, I'm Nay, 1919.
&C have the satisfaction to send you a
file of the ssCorreo del Orinco," in Spa
nish, from which you may extract much
novel Information relative to Venezuela.
In three of the numbers youwill find the
famous speech delivered at the installa-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-15

The drawing of 500 tickets is called a
days drawing, aud will regulate that OF
the ABOVE prizes. So
The drawing will commence at the city
of W ashing,on in the month OF Octo3er
next, positively, unless the sale oi tickets
will allow it 20 be dune sooner.
Cash wiil be promptly advanced tor pr--
zes, al either OF D. GlLLESPiE'S nrtcd
States Lottery Offices. No. lO4, Broad
way, opposite the City Hotei, New. York;
No. Ii, South Third, between Chestnut
and Make, streets, Philadelphia; s. Penn
sylvania Avenue, City OF ashlpglon.
This splendid Lottery being under Tie
authority of the United States, and the pri-
zes ali floating, as specified, Offers the great
est Inducements to vendors and adventl-
rers. As the tickets can be sold in any
part OF the United States, orders post
paia) forw ardedto the subscriber at either
Of the above offices, from vendors, asso'
ciates, or individuals, for tickets or chan
ces. will receive thankful and punctual al
tendance, from
June 20 dim D. GILLESPIE.
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John. w God, Hair dresser.

d ESPECTFtLLY informs his custo.
IL mers and the public. that he has re.
moved to the house lately occupied by Mr..
Christopher Grid, on King, below Fairfax
street, where he will continue 10 be thank.
fulfor future fayors.s
To the friends Of the late Mr Grid, he
would solicit share OF the patronage
heretofore given to that respectable and
veneer BILE gentleman. From iong expe-
rience in the profession, he feels Confident
ofhis abilities to please, and the ,.or hu-
moref The BARRIERS shop will AIN IS cha.
racterize his rooms, july 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-15

II am engaged in agricultural pursuits
At present, residing on my estate: alooi
from the noise and hustle of the town IN
the enjoyment of rural felicity. should,
assuredly, relish these delicious pleasures
in a greater degree, in happy Ne~-Eng-
land, but circumstances will not permit me
to realize my ardent wishes. However,
s,ill hope to be citizen of that country,
which gave me mental birth, and anticipate
the glorious day with satisfaction. that |
shall bid lasting farewell TO the i'll lated
lani of my nativity"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-15
FREDERICK,

Commonly known by his associates as
Frederick Bankhead.) He is about IS
years OF age, 5 feet 3 or lo.nShes nigh. ac,
tive and intelligent, stammers lite when
sook en- 1o. with large scar on his upper
lip, grey eyes and curly hair, which he ge-
Morally keeps cut and,combed N fashion,
He had on when he ian away, brown linen
trowsers aud shirt, leather apron and a
checked handkerchief, red and blue. lied
around his wais,, pair of \ " England
sale shoes. no other clothing with him. |
viii give Tor him 10 be secured IN any Jail
out Of the stale OF Virginia, of District Of
Columbia, so that get him again, iOo dolls.
Iftaken in Usshington or Georgetown 80;
if in Alexandria town or county, oo dolls.
or if in any town or county in Virginia, 81
aollars. and all reasonable charges. if de.
Iiyered to me, or to the Jailor of Fairfax
county, who is authorised by this adver-
tisement. TO receive him, for safe keeping.
June 80 If WM. ROBINSON.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-15

English, Classical and Ma
thematical Academy.
rV>HE subscriber respectfully informs the
4 citizens of Alexandra, that he intends
removing his school to
The Mechanics Hall,
on MONDAY, the 18th irst.
Courses Of Tuition.
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, English
Grammar, Geography, History, Ancient
and Modern, Chronology, Logic, Compost
ton, Elocution, Bookkeeping, Matbema.
tics, and the elements of Astronomy and
Natural Philosophy also. the Latin and
Greek languages.
Terms, of Tuition,
Reading. Writing Arithmetic, English
Grammar and Geography, 5 dollars per Or
History, Logic, Composition and Book
keeping, 8 do Mathematics, Philosophy,
&c. 8 do; Languages, I2 do: pens, ink and
pencils furnished in the school.
Vile ,ssures those who may feel inclined
10 commit the important trust 0f the edu-
cation of their children to him, that nothing
on his part shall be wanting to give salts
faction. Upon his new and judicious plan
of instruction, boys of ordinary capacity
may go through regular course OF arith-
melic, English Grammar and Geography IN
six mouths, and al the same time nay every
necessary attention to their exercises in
Reading and Writing.
lie possesses the most substantial testi-
monials of character. and capabiiity. which
he viii feel happy to produce TO any gen.
tleman who may call upon hun.
0- No vacation given.
June I thstutf A. G. BONNER,
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For Sale.
For Sale.

ON board the sloop Almira, at the up.
" per side of Harper's wharf,
A variety of one horse wagons, with
or without tops, which will be sold low
SO to 60 bbls rye gin, well favored
90 bushels oats
l2 firkins and 8 tubs butter
Stone ware, jars, pickle pots and jugs,
an assortment.
Enquire OF the master on board.
juIy
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To Rent,

&- That large commodious brick
T warehouse, lately occupied by
Hsssl George Kincaid also, the frame
&c. dwelling house. ard store adjoin-
ing. The above, property is wellsituated for
the flour and grocery business, will be
rented low TO good tenants, and possession
given Immediately,
JAMES sANDERsON.
july 8 df
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Ten Dollars Reward.

p AN AWAY ON the 95th of April last,
e. man called NED, formerly tn. pro
perry of Mr.. Fnzhugh, OF Fairfax, and by
him sold to Hepburn & Dundas. He had
on when he went away an old country blue
and white cloth coat, and kersey trowsers
his right hand in sling, in Consequence
of the kick of horse Ned is stupid
looking fellow, and he>itates very much
when he speaks. | will give the above re-
ward for apprehending him, SO that get
him again. AGNES DUNDAS..
Mount Eagle, May l9 d6thwfstf
June q
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-15

demons, Sugars, &c.
REANDEVILLE& LARMOUR offerfor
I'VE SALE,
40 boxes fresh lemons in fine order
90 90 h hhJs LIST, Cd & Sd quality sugars
25 hhts West India rum
60 do. northern do.
90 go b bbIs whiskey
1000 gallons wine and cider vinegar
lew dozen very old superior claret
so chests gunpowder, imperial and
young Dyson teas, of choice qualities
35 10 real Durham mustard in leads
80 doz. London and Philadelphia do
80 boxes pepper and pimenlo
500 reams writing and wrapping paper
200 boxes mould aud tipped candles
10000 ID hard soap
And general assortment OF good wines,
liquors and groceries, as usual.
June 81
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~ An examination of the

Pupils Of the Alexandra Academy, will
take place in the Academy, on Thursday
next, a, 9o'clock. A. NJ. when the parents
ami guardians ofthe scholars, and all per,
son, interested in education, are invited
10 attend. july Is
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Was Committed

yE7o the Jail tor the county OF Alexandria,
i D. G. Oh the 9Th ult. negro man,
who cNils hinse If SAM DAY, alias, JOHN
CARTER. He is about % years OF age,
5 ieei inches high, has on short jacket
of twiled cloth, blue and white, and a
blue pan,aloons. He is a stout well set
man. He says he is the property of vii.
liam L. Lee, living at Richmond Court.
House, Virginia. The owner is desired TO
come, prove property, pay charges, and
take hun away, otherwise he will be dis
posed of as the law directs.
ANDREW ROUNSAVELL,
July S Jaior.
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Married.,

On Tuesday last, at Georgetown, by the
Rev. S Balch, Capt. JAMES WopDsIDE to
Miss UNA A. PREsToN Of this place.
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To Rent.

with the exception Of Too Rooms)
f~wA That three story brick house ST.
fit tuated on the north side OF Prince
Esss street. between Fairfax ard Royal
49, streets, anil nearly opposite the
store of Mordeica Miller The part now
offered for rent consists of four good rooms,
besides an underground kitchen and well
finished garnet. 1t will he rented on very
moderate terms, and possession given i'm
mediately. Apply 10 the subscriber, at
the bank of Alexandria.
r. G. NORTON.
July 2 tuthstf
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Sugar, Coffee, Teas, &c.
DRYAN HAMPsON f. Co. ofer for
ID sale
Sugar in hhds tierces and barrels
Green coffee in bags
Teas in chests. halt chests and boxes, of
the best importaiions
Sicily, Madeira, Lisbon. Port and Mala.
ga wines, all Of the FIRST quality, 10 pipes
and quarter casks
Ola Jamaica and Antigua rum in hhds
A few barrels Aaxseed oil
Spanish notant and Bepgall indigo
With general assortment of groceries,
as usual May 26
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To Let,
Notice.

MFR, JOHN C. MANDELL is autho-
w r,sed by the subscriber, to collect
the fee bills of George Deneale, deceased,
kate clerk OF Alexandria courts, and to give
receipts for the same
MARY DENEALE, Executrix.
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For Boston,

For Boston,
,kaSh The regular trading brig FAC
SgAr TOR, Z. Halves, master, Will COM
mrnce luadins in few days. For freight
or passage, Tor which she has superior &C
cvmmoaalions. Apply to
wa. FOWBE T. co.
Who have tor sale, said brig cargo OF
650casks Thomaston lime.
ALSO,
The cargo Of the schooner Seneca, Wins
low, master, from Portland, OF
$4,000 ket merchantable lumber
so barrels \ Z. rum
6 barrels green coffee
kinds nolass,s
5 chests Tyson ska tea
pipe Cogniac brandy, OF snpe-
rior quality. Apply asabove.
july Is
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Lost. or Nllslaid.

A CERTIFICATE for twenty shares
N OF stock in the Mechanics Bank of
Alexandra, No. 40, 638, No. 657. in
elusive, in the name OF Andrew Schol-
aeid 4 Co. This is to give notice that |
shall apply to Tie president and directors
Vi said bank, for a renewal of said scrip.
ANDREW SCHOLFiELD.
7mo 70 law
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Tickets ana Stdres la the .Ner,- York
LITERATURE LOTTERY

No. 9.
N7lLL advance in price before many
= days; we therefore give this early
n';ice. that those disposed to adventure in
his rich scheme may secure chances at the
present low prices, which are as follows:
Rho'e tickets ST. 90 Quarters 275
hai'es $50 Eighlhs 1873
THE HIGHEST PRIZES ARE,
5000 DuilarS.
10000 niiar.. 5000 Dollars.
1880 Drllars. 5000 Dollars.
heS'Gos an Of SlG0G. 90 of $500,
Oh af 5000. So CT 500. &c.
All floating, and payable in cash. The
GS o., will positively commence on the
i0l' OF October next, and draw daily until
completed.
foriIckets in the above lottery, call at
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Lola ses 6 Tobacco.

SEVEN hhds. molasses, excellent qua
y Ity, this day AIMING from schooner
Primrose, from Boston.
Twenty kegs chewing tobacco. superior
quality, this day landing from Scar. Jane,
trola Richmond, for sale ~
NAV 26 JOHN JACKSON g. co.
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SAN Exchange Cofes-Houss >ssA
Ss&.HARINE JOURN l.. S&Ss
PORT OF .4LEXANDRLl....July ii.

PUitI OF .iLE1.H.S DliL-1. ...JRty ~
ARRIVED,
Schr. Adonis, Baker, 8 days from Balti-
more assorted cargo, to merchants OF the
district. On Monday, a brig entered the
Potomac, and anchored with far wind,
ifbound up. Being at distance from her,
could not discover her name, DC.
Schr. Lovely Lass, Wilkinsoa, from
Baltimore, passed up this morning.
Schr. Seneca, Winsfow, Is days from
Portland lumber. sugar, molasses, &c. to
WIN. Fowle & Co.
CLEARED.
Brig Three Brothers, Rogers, Newbu-
lypOrt.
Schr. Regulator, Yeates, Geo. Town.
- Fayorite, Yeates. ditto.
- Geo Washington, Jackson, Nor
folk.
Up at disqualification, Finlay, for
Virginia, 18th June.
State Of the Heather.
July l4.-At 2 N. SO degtees-iair--
wind South.
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For Boston,

Or any Eastern Port,
LIN The good schr. ENTERPRISE,
49, Adams Gray, master. hurtben i4o0
bbis. will be ready for freight in few
DAYS, on moderate terms. Apply 10
JOHN Fl. LADD & Co.
Who have for sale 1870 tons plaster on
board that vessel. july 10
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Wagon Wanted.
WYE want a WAGON TO load TO Mon
w roe County Va.
VAUDEVILLE & LARMOUR.
july Is
Chewing Tobacco.

AoD"CNo'
NIFTY kegs Barclays brand, superior
IL qualify, and warranted, received di-
rect from the factory, per schr. John and
lane, and for sale by
JOHN JACKSON s. Co. Aucs.
july 9
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To Let,

Ex~s The brick dwelling house and
EfG Store on king.s'. lately occupied
Mai by Captain E. W. Jackson, and
&sssy adjoining the warehouse of Mr..
James English, near the diagonal pump.
For terms apply TO NEWTON KEENE.
june 26 stuthtf