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NEWINGTON ACADFlIy-


TIVE exercises Of this institution IN mn t,,h
following. - '' '"'""''
The course of THitiOn will include the fo,ir wing
o'snches OF E7ncation al the following prices viz
TUG use o' the gsbes, per annum.. thirty dollars
tor logic, bellies tettres, philosophy French Greek
PC ....s......FCfIy ,iars.
Nmay ne with truth affirmed that no part OF NiTzin,1
Is more remarkable tor its heakfhiness or a.,ds m
Tue STUDENT greater advantages for tie oc0ni,y. OF
hno"'eoge tban this heiDg free from all temptation
wee ne terms. Tor board, tuition and washing ar,
one hundred and thirty dollars per annn,n pavabIe
quarterly M advance, each scholar furnisbipg his M
beo &c No pupil will be admitted for less term Than
year Great attention will he paid moi oriv 70 81.
boys progress IN their classical and other sudie ms,
likewise TO thei morals. wv
Gloucester COUNTY Nov 10 "a 50.
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AUCTION SALE.

CINCINNATI, Oct 29.....On Monday
last, 90 odd dollars of Kentucky bank
paper was sold at Charleston for IS do
lars current paper of Indiana.
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I,AI.DWT\ x. IyES

X BSPECrFClLY infor IN their friends nd thu prblir
that having associated themselves with A. h. Car.
ringtoh, the Dry Good business heretofore carried on
py them VIII IN future be Conducted under the nm OF
BALDWIN, IVES K CapRiNGTON
AZ NO. D. Union Row. where they have constantly on
ndnu anu are receiYing vsry general assortment Of
"tucses III thelr me, which tLty Offer Wholesale or
ieta. ~ the most reduced prices among which are
s- Supefnne hack, blue aud brown brua deloiLs and
cassimcres
Common hroadc!oths and css:im.res
Low priced drak do.
heu, green black, yellow white and CHIN, faur Of.
Blue plains, fer servants war
isnse snd three point blankets
b1eA, o'"~n, Mag blue, crimson aud plaid hoii-
baxotes 80 '
Inrhitrfe aud common calico
tlsnttd aud plain cambrics
iiish aud MaddapollaR shiItins
Rack Italian silks
Black and ohangeabIe sincheJs
Do.
Figured lido. do ana .tri,e eio,s,,.,
Fiotehiine Vestiug
Tnilinet do
Snpcr. nag aud black Canton hanGkerclirfs
black Italian and Nankin Grape
Cah,"n ana Cashmere shawis
lnii,ation and Ineruo do
b'ach shk, 'ined Mid asd beaver gloves
Carlisle ginghsnis
Black and blue English sewing silks
Blue italian do
Aud quantity Of cloth and assorted colored d.
Rack sik velvet, ribbons
WoIsed and cotton hose
AND various other articles III the dry good line.
November 10. ,s q,
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Juentv Fire Dollars R.uo,J

X ANAWAf from The subscriber, living near Milton
ninelhatle county, on The 18Th September Iasr
negro STEPHEN, black man aLou rs veay. az 1sI
ie,tO or inches high. square buiit vel SET fe
Wneh questioned sharply OH any has an j,ne
liehl or apparent dIcuy ofTeply sun more ohssrv
abe ny quick Iioiinn Of Tie eyes-he was putrtassd
OF MAJOR james GibbOD Of Richmond whore ne bss
IeiatIons ana friends, and is doubt lurking yVha
ever WIN deliver him to Bernard Peytou ESQ of mir
mona, or TO me- him in any iaiI 40 that + ~,
MN again, shall be eEtItlsd TO the above regard 80
hhersarle, November 10. "a ~
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HARDY's SQUADRON.


The following paragraph from the I.on-
don Times OF the 2ist Srp,emher, ex-
plains most distinctly the destination and
motive of Har iy's Expedition. The idea
of his going against Cuba is completely
exploded:
some apprehension having prevailed With
regard 10 the service to which Sir rHoM IS
HARDys squadron is destined, we have reason
to think ourselves authorized IN stating. that
this gall iut officer (who, by the way. il not an
Admiral, but captain bearing broad pen-
danU carries ont no orders differing in any
respect from those which Captain RoWLgs his
predecessor, has acted on for these four or i've
years past with so much advantage to British
commerce. IfSir Thomas HARDy's force be
greater than that under Captain BowLgs, il
may. perhaps. be only because the forces of
TIE contendins parties have accumulated :;
AMI IL Is necessary principle in onr maritime
policy 10 give oar distant trade the counte-
nance OF squadron propOrtoned in some
degree 10 those ofthc belligcrent parties On
that ground we are apt TO think that Captdin
Bo~LEs wa, in The first instance. relatively
stronger than Sir YtonAs HAKDy il now
The snrmise of a contemporary journal. there
fore. we believe 10 he erroneous, namely, that
" Lord CoCIRANg's measures would brine hi,n
within the rnle ct Sir T. Hardy's instructions -
tor II the blockade of the Peruvian coast be a
blockade de factO, we never of course can con-
tend against o. iinpugD II, without flvine ii the
face OF our own doctrines; bnt il IL be a mere
paper block AIDE, the questions arising ont of il
mast bt left 10Y the decision at the British
Government al home, as il would render the
peace OF nations ninch too precautions at iniivi-
DIAL otiicersh had the power 0t determining what
did, or did not amount TO miraculous ni' public
law, and were authorized to take the remedy
INFO their own hands
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= O1lCE....The ACCOUNTS aud MOI due TO me
Y ihdieifpanJ aud also To the late arm OF ADAMS
Hnh Vas ifr, are placed ~ the hands of BKNJaMfN
lOMFEiNs aud CgNeLgs WorTHAM for collection on
whom hotc iuSeDtcd viii please cali my Ohce aud
make pa nent. as farmer indulgence be gwen.
Nov. 80. 55..Uuf SAMUEL G, ADAMS.
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10y virtue of deed of executed TO the snbscri
II hers by MI Christopher Tonpkins and wife hear
ing date the ta day 81 December 1917 and Of re,oyd
IN the ufce OF tie of husfes Of the city Of Rich
mond, h'r the purpose of securing lo Mr. william
Browne, administrator with the will anueX ed Of W
AN Geddy decd. the payment Of c,rfain sum- 81 mo-
noy ~ the said deed mentioned will he sold ON The
premises by the subscribers FRIDAY the t0fh tar f
neat month AT ~ OrfOcf. for ready money a CERTAIN
piece ~ ground containing a. feet IN front ON ID az a.
~ street ia the city Of RchmOnd running ack Of
me same width 90 feet, or so much thereof rs may be
necessary ~ tatisfy the Of 1908 % cents the a.
mount Of sne Of the notep mentioned iB the said deed
with interest thereon from the 10Th day Of JnHe Iast
aud certain charges thereon and expepses sttepdinc
the execution Of the sad trust fbe said piece 81
pfound being the wbiCk Couvpyed 10 the said
Christopher Tompkint, by the said william Browne
admir-. a. Aforesaid. J. ROBINSON, TtuC
FRED. PLEASANTS, { teeS
Nov. 10. 55n
flI viine ~ Geed Of hearing date The dsy
- Of way 1910, ana recorded In the county court OF
Henrco, executed to the subscriber by Reuben geoTre
10 secure The payment Of of money therein men
toned, due to Christian Allen, viii he sold auction
at the residence 81 said Reuben George, XufUrdoy
the 4h ~ December ne5k a credit of one and two
years, TRACT or LAND lying IN said county con.
tanning by late survey 100 acfestbe above land lyue
the puhlis stage road leading from Richmond h
Williamsburg, and known ~ the Of CAMP CAR.
TER, will be sold without
GEORGE SAVAGE, Trustee
- a. thessametme and place shall offer Tor sale
~ wy.ffOUSEHOLD aud KITCHEN FURNlTUREe-
tosether with the CROPS--On a credit Of six months
November 70. S5..ss REUBEN GEORGE.
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PoLiGcel Parador.-The Constitution
Of Maine is decidedly democratic. YET
there arc persons who win bet that Tie
first Magistrate elected under il will be a
Hing
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WAsHINGToN, Nov. i7.--The people
OF The Territory Of Michigan have deter
mined 10 pel'iiDu Congress to indemnify
them Tor losses sustained undrrlhe breach
OF the capliulaiIoH entered into bv Hall
aad Brock, The American and British Ge-
nprals, on the 10Th August, 1912 aud
also Tor losses sustained by them lm con
sequence Of quareriug the American
troops, during Tie war. The good peo-
pie 81 Michigan are rather tdrdv IN pre-.
FIRING their claims Hot that on that ar
count I,oa ever, IL The claims be jaet, they
on'',i i0 be rei'cted. N0t. Int.
The NJ r'ai,ty ia tte City of New Or
leans, during Tive hale season, has been
very great. ....An extract of a letter,
published III tie Lexington Monitor,
states tlat, according 10 tie report given
tu ihr Mayor, bN The sections, upwards Of
tireive huadyc4 BODIES have been deposit
ed ~ The grave yards during lie last sixty
Gays. I his is said 10 be- three times the
number that were buried in the same time
IN 1917. - 10.
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NASHVILLE, Oct give learn that
the president OF the United States refuses
TO apppoint Marshal for the district
OF West Tennessee In consequence of
which disposition, thai appointment wili
not he fiied until the meeting ct Con
gress. Wig.
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FEMALE EDUCATION.
MISS ELIZABETH X CARVER will teach =, mo
uuse the ensuing year HeI course OF Instruction
comprises the following branches READING u,,in.
Enensh grammar arithmetic, geography with mapping
% re use Oh Inc giobes, astronomy rhetoric history
aud French.. rrrH,s for board and tnitinu = IN,
poaueis hndlne their beds, 90 aud the ta,tion fo,
S"y schH"rs > 20 The scGCoi will open the 10Th a
January ahd close the 10th or December with ,hr nspai
N, JANE DEjARNEfTE.
we the subscribers, having attended the PIarinso,
Oh miss hizASeh r. Carvers school, Ihink IL incumbent
on u.s. IN Justice 10 Miss Carver aud her srrr,r> IN d.
"s Tue lu ana satisfactory prohcencs th., al made
IN Inc several branches in which ibev wers thduiued
JAMES BYARS Jj.v
- TIL OWEN, TeacLer 10 1 Hall
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letter from respectable house in
Liverpool says, g We have just received
$50 bags of East India ,oheat." We have
been prepared 10 expect that grain ofevery
kind would be sent 10 England from the
Grecian and Italian states but this is the
first occurrence of any shipment Of grain 10
Europe from tie East Indies. Weekly Reg
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CUSCOWii.LA ACNDENI

WV . " IfsIIN TT. NItFN
THIS school, in which the GrePi Latin and Rnr,i.h
languages VIII be taught X anIfacaiy also thr In.
ief7r branches Of mathematics aud Win tbs
"se oiihe globes aud maps, will commence on the :3,ii
January next, hhd discontinue lie lhd, December
o"ig. ihatisg term OF ten n,nths afIer dsdnciipp
rue usuai vacatons. The subscriber wiil aoconnodas
eiYh' b"aTders, IN addition tHUse engaged None
"uove years of age except these Will whom the sn-
,cHber personally acquainted will he Admitted IN.
less they come well recommended as 10 their tenort
n'eh' terns-Fsr tuition aHd ding, incuding
"sh"e' io1ehg, &c Sio0, "a he paid quarterly IN adj
N"hce.--I us academy is about miles from Rich.
nions 10 above Hanover Courthouse sad . foin ne
noIA Ihuteh-in pleasant, healthy and retired sita.
uou' PERSONS wishing TO encourage this inttituiion
w f,ease notiy The subscriber by letters directed to
:" aylorsviile, Hanover"
for further satisfaction public are resnectf,uv
,e'et'tu 20 mI Thomas Pulling Of Richmond, MT. wn,
b.ia)i0r oil Hanover, aud the suijoinet,.
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Capt. Cook, AZ Salem, who left Batavia
Goth OF July, reports that the Sultan of
Salembang, with his troops, had risen
upon the Duicb forces, at that place, early
III The month OF July, defeated them and
forced them to fly 10 the Island OF Banka
with severe loss.
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The Buenos Ayrean Government brig
Of War Independencia, has arrived at Bal
iimore IN Al days from Buenos Ayres, with
dispatches Tor Com. Chayior OF The Ma
Wy of La Plata. Salu'es we're exchanged
as she passed Fort M'Heury.
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. we otlhg invited Ia at end en- examination m Mr.
HSlrod AndersOn's school, iake great pleasure in
slains tbai we were highly gtaed the proficiency
hch MS pupils have made ia the several bIanchr. of
literature Ia which their attention has heea directed
ana thhh they deserve much credit for their attention
t"the excellent mode OF pursued by b.tr
'ea'"e'' HENRi ROBINSON
,.- , Nm. u. WINSTON,
2. a. an
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The British government no longer
gives encouragement 10 persons proceed
ing as settlers TO the British colonies in
Moth America.
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CnlIMIINIcATEn-

MARRlEDJ-On Tuesday evening the 10Th
INST. by the Rev. Bernard Reyn0ids, Captain
JESSE SSEED Of Hanover to the ami ,ble
a. much admired NiSsJANE MARIA JOHN
son, daughter of Mrs. Mary Johnson, OF Hen
ri
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per, that the cout Almanac, published
at Berlin, bt NJ de Buch, designates
Bonaparte as knight ofthe grand order
Of the Black Eagle.
There is a prospect Of an abundant
harvest in hgland-the wheat in par
ticular was rever known to be SO luxu-
rant.
SlaUe 7fude.--A letter from Sierra
Leone, dated the 9th January, 1919, re-
ceived in England, mentions that eight
vessels had sailed within short space
of time from the river Calabar for the
Spanish colonies, averaging 500 slaves
each, and that Colonial brig, commits
stoned for the purpose of intercepting
slave vessels, had, within two years sent
in twenty-five Of them, having on board
upwards of 1000 slaves
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SPECTATORS
EDwARDsylLLE, JULY 10, 1919.

We have received several communi-
cations during the present week, on the
subject of the approaching election Of a
representative to congress, but, taking
them collectively, it is not conceived that
they will have any influence in favor or
against either of the two candidates; and
to publish those in favor Of one, and omit
the other, would be a departure from the
course we are disposed to pursue with
respect to them. The professions and
principles of each candidate are, we.be-
ieve, fairly before the pubic.
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BALTIMORE, JUNE 2.

Recatture Of Porto Reito and defeat
Of NJ Gregor,-Captain Fleetwood, Of
the schooner Sam, arrived here yester-
day, in Is days from Porto Bello, re-
ports that general M'Gregor made his
appearance off the harbor of Porto Bello
on the 9TH April. On the 9Th he landed
his forces, amounting TO upwards OF one
thousand men, and on the day following
entered and took possession of the place.
He remained in possession twenty one
days, without succeeding in gaining any
of the inhabitants over to his Standard
The depredations and robberies OF his
party On the private property, compelled
the inhabitants to abandon their houses,
and fly to the mountains for refuge. At
the last of April, general Hore (royalist)
entered Porto Bello at SIX in the morn
ing, and surprised M'Gregor and his
followers, who were asleep. M'Gregor,
and FIVE OF six OF his men escaped with
difficulty, by leaping from window
twenty feet high, and swimming on
board one of his vessels.
Five hundred prisoners have been sent
to Parama. There were sixty men kill
ed and forty wounded, the greatest part
of whom were officers. Stragglers
were daily brought in from the neighbour
ing mountains. The royallsts lost two
men killed, and four wounded.
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FROM THE MISSOURI eAZETTE,

The fourth ofJuly was celebrated by "a.
respectable number ofthe citizens of St.
Louis, who assembled at Lucas spring,
where ample preparations were made;
perched on Dough stood the native
American Eagle in full life, and in sight
were several ofthc principalchief of the
Usage tribe of Indians. JAMES Lopez
was chosen president, and DAVID HILL
vice president.
The declaration of American Inde-
nendence was read, &c.
ToAsTs.
The day we celebrate-a blessing to QUIZ
selves, and an example to all nations.
The United States-they are the protectors
of terrtories-theiV natural friends--without
distrust or jealousy, we expect from them
due regard to cur rights
Neutrality-suspicious. name we yenerate, at
which nature seems TO bow.
Benjamin Franklin-"The electric spark
from Heaven he drew, eakindied freedoms
fame"
The memory of those statesmen and heroes
who supported our rights and acquired our
liberties, by the best exertion of their talents,
and sacrifice of their lives and fortunes.
The constitution Of the United States-un-
paralleled by any act on the records of the
world; may'it be a model to the patriots Of the
south. s",e
Jefferson and Madison--stars in the Ameri-
can constellation.
James Monroe, president of the United
Statcs-the firm republican and patriot, chief
of a free people.
The American army and navy, who fought,
bled, and conquered in the late war.
Our diplomatic characters abroad-a wise
and noble conduct will be rewarded by ads
corning and grateful people.
The Secretary of Wharf.-The new Inc Of de-
fence from the Yellow Stone river to the Falls
Of St. Anthony, is conception worthy that
eminent statesman---the honor and interests Of
the west hare recciyedhis peculiar attention.
British encroachments, at least on our inland
waters will meet with a proper check. HI
Our late treaty with spain--it met with the
appreciation Of the Senate--such as it ia, it
meets with ours.
South America-lnay the patriotic spirit of
the contingent extend 70 the island Of Cube, re.
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NETWORK, JUNE /.


Further extracts from London papers,
by the Minerva Smyth:
George Dorien, Esq. has been chosen
governor, and Charles Pole, Esq. deputy
governor of the Bank of England.
A plan is in contemplation for ena-
bling the Bank of England to return to
cashp ayments, and at the same time to
keep the gold in the country. It's to
coin gold pieces, which shall pass at
the value of one guinea, but which shall
not be worth more than " shillings.
In late publication by captain Ross,
commander of the Discovery Ships, it is
stated that when the ships were in lat.
rs, IL, in certain states of the sun, OBJ
iects at the distance ofl50 miles were
distinctly visible.
The first part of an expedition, under
colonel Eyre, and destined to join sir
Gregor MsGregor, sailed from Dublin
on the 10th of April. Vessels were ex-
pected hourly at Galway to receive
another portion of colonel Eyre's corps,
which were ready to embark at that
place.
The Russian government is fitting out
two expeditions for scientific researches
in remote seas. Each is to consist of
two ships; one of them is designed to
make discoveries towards the North
Pole.
AT Munich, the chamber of deputies
has taken into consideration the propo-
sition for establishing Tribunal OF
Honor, for the prevention OF duels.
The Star, of April 18th, says, the
heath of our aged king has undergone
change for the worse, within these
few days"
Admiral Griffith sailed from Ports-
mouth on the 9th April, for the Halifax
station.
Prince Leopold is about to reside at
Vienna.
Jerome Bonaparte has obtained leave
to reside at Vienna.
The bell recently cast at Moscow, to
replace that which was formerly in the
tower of Juan Wcliki, in that city,
weighs 1000 pools, or $4,000 lbs. Eng
lish. The clapper weighs 100 pools.
It lisa curious fact, says a London pa
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FOR TIE SPECTATOR.
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.

The forty-third anniversary of Ameri-
can Independence was celebrated at Al
ton, Illinois) on the Cd inst. in anticipa-
ton of the 4th, lit being OH Sunday in a
style suitable to the occasion.
The day was ushered in by discharges
of artillery; and the American Flag
waved triumphantly from the top of a
lofty liberty pole, and served as rally
ing point for those who were met TO
commemorate the patriotic virtue, wis
dom, and valer of the illustrious fathers
Of American liberty.
At 10 O'Clock procession was form
ed under the direction of Maj. Robert
Sinclair, marshal of the day, and Ozyen
EVens, Esq. assistant marshal The
procession, after passing through several
streets, marched to the south public
square, where the Declaration of indie
pendcnce was read by Dir. Augnatn8
Langworthy, and an appropriate and
able Grafton was pronounced by lanes
w. Hhitney, Esq.--when the company
repaired to the table, and partook of a
dinner prepared for the occasionby Mr..
Edward Fountain. DIR, Erastus Brozvn
presided, and .A6raham Prickett, Esq.
acted as vice president. After the cloth
was removed, the following toasts were
drank, and several patriotic airs sung,
accompanied by discharges of artillery
and appropriate martial music--and, oc-
casionally, by the hearty and reiterated
cheers of the festive throng.
l. The day ve celebrate--Sacred to the. peo-
pie of the United States.
2. Demonstration cfgovesnnlent-the pledge
of our political safety, ranking thorn. 10
kingy coalitions, a flaming sword to aspiring
denlagogues, and the admiration of mankind
g. The Congress. Of the United States--Wise,
patriotic, firm.-When put in competition with
liz, the parliamentary assemblies OF monarchies
sink into insigniiicarcc.
4. The Jsdiciary.-its ermiae vnstained BY
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PHILADELPHIA, JUNE 4.


We havereceived accounts from An
gostura to the middle of March, at which
time the congress Of Venezuela was in
session, celebrating on the form OF a
constitution Of government. We have
been favored with copy OF general Boil
vars speech to the congress on its in
stallation. Itoccupies twenty-five print
ed folio pages. The speech closes in
the following manner:
LEGISLATORS! Condescend to receive
with indulgence the declaration OF my
political creed, the highest wishes of my
heart, and earnest petition, which IN the
name of the. people l have dared to adj
dress you.
Vouchsafe to grant to Venezuela a
government purely popular, purely just,
and purely moral, which will enchain
oppression, anarchy, and crimc-a gov
ernment which will cause innocence,
philanthropy, and peace, to reign-a
government, which, under the dominion
of memorable laws, will cause equality
and liberty to triumph. 81
Gentlemen Commence your du-
ties. | have finished mine.
E" The congress of the republic of
Venezuela is installed. In it, from this
moment, is conferred the national sove-
reipnty-We all owe to it obedience and
fidelity. My sword, and those of my fell
lows in arms, will maintain its august
authority.
God save the congress"
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SOUTH AMERICA.
NEw-YoRK, MAY 90.

NETWORK, MAY 29.
From, .Angostura.-A gentleman di-
rect from Angostura, which he left on
the Sd instant, informs that Bolivar was
on the right bank of the Aracua, with
about 1000 men, including division OF
900 Englshmcn. Morillo was ,on the
oDposite side with 5000. A brilliant af-
fair took place on the llth Of April, be-
tween the cavalry of the patriot general
Paez, and a part of Morillo's force, IN
which the royalists lost 500 men.-Coi.