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Very respectfully, your ob't. ser'vt.
.L4iIES MILLER

Emigration.--A considerable number of We
ry respectable people, andsonie of wealth, are
emigrating to the United States from the
British islands direct. A much greater number
of the poorer, but not less useful classes, are
arriving, via Canada and Noya Scotia.
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LAND FOR SALE

&IzA LAND FOR SALE.
IsstgJ Will he sold, without reserve on Wednesday
issllM. the 26th OF Sepember the premises, 1891
're, OF which 26O are low grounds lying the road
through Hnix county, eight miles of the Courthouse
on the north side of Bannister river three miles its
junction with Dan river.
The land is well adapted 20 the culture of tobacco corn
wheat &C. About third OF the cleared and i'm
s"od order There Is the above land elling house.
the necessary out houses, &C.
TERMS-Wiil be, one-lalf the purchase money cash the
balance ia Two equal annual payments.
NATHANIEL TERRY.
NIL Aunn
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sstaI Agreeally TO the last will and testament of Ben
ian'in Rawlings deceased, win be sold the
highest bidder, Thursday the 20kday Of September rt
At fair not the next fair day, the residence of tile late
Mrs Rawlings Of Spottsyania county, the Iand Of which
She dc possessed, containing about $50 acres bounded on
one by the Noranna River and lying on both sides OF
the main road leading from Carr's Bridge towards Mr.
William Walters Tavern
This land is situated in healthy and agreeable ncishhor
hood, and has the following improvements "A large brick
house2 stories high with excellent dry cellar; with eve
ny other house necessary for the OF IA
iny and thrifty young orchard OF apple trees. There IS
WOOD land enough OF very good quality keep up farm
Tor any length Of time The part cultivation in pro-
SIesvc state of improvements in good hcartor corn wheat
&c aud well adapted to the production Of clover Possession
~ be gwen the first OF January next, aud the privilege
granted Of previously sowing crop of wheat.
One fourth Of the purchase will required on the
nTst day Of January 1929 and the balance in three annual
iaimefs the purchaser giving bond approved sect
flts, ana deed of trust on the premises.
WALLER HOLLADAY, Exor
of Bepj. Rawlings, dec.
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TOBACCO J. ANDS-FIRST QUALITl

TOBACCO LANDS-FIRST QUALITY.
WILL sell 40 Of this description living on
Stone-wall creek in the lower end Of Campbell county
and about half mile from James river. This is
o one bali OF that fine tract formerly owned by David Ross
SEN decd and 50 much admired for It's fertility Purchasers
VIII be better judges by looking the present crop
FOR title prize, and payments, application be
Judge Thomas T. Bouldn Of Richmond, who is empowered
to sen the same, or TO VIM. Walker Esq adjoining the
hso-l5oO acres lying miles below Lyncbbure, prnci
paiy within the valley OF James river and bounded
side by that river for than three miles There
TINS tract about 600 acres Of land principally first and
second low grounds houses large orchards of grated fruit
winch have not failed bearing for twenty years vineyard
more than sufficient 10y good mauagcmen supply any
family with winean Dexhaustibe bed Of limestone and
coarse marble.
Those who wish 70 get ch Ivy e cultivation ofihe earth
and same time enjoy that health which pure air and
sweet water only afford, and time, graiifed
with one ofthe most beautiful aud srbme prospects imag
Of home. WI. / LEWIS.
August 7. Sg-oi
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FOR SAI.E-


~ Mn LODGE, formerly The properly OF Thos Miller
hanstir Lodge IS situated IN The county OF King VIII
IAN THE Pamunkey river, opposite Hanover Town. and
""nh Y HAS Of the city Of Richmond in a wealthy
o agreeable neighborhood IL nearly three thou.
hcres Of as valuable land river. which
vut two thousand fairgrounds Of great fertility and of
soils adapted to the culture corn, wheat barley and
cO'o ne high land Is also fertile and IS clothed with
s ahording nbuHdant supply Of wood and timber
NHc Manufacturing Mill adioins this esateat which
~ wn'st made IL can be sold small deduction from,
~ richmond prices; ard from the lsstng on the river
products may be transported 60 baltimore Ut an expense
~ more han eight ten per busel There are two
sci dwelling houses situated in eligible nositiops for two
with good ouihouses. stables and barns attached IN
ne one usually call cd Manskin Loee lie other IL
~ n' part Of the estate hch obtained The name of
sy trove-Io the former belong valuable and extern
OssaTs Perhaps estate in Virginia surpasses this
f-y o. soi beauty and peasanness Destination or in
o'enence and cbeapnes Of the portation OF lis
Ge.'s 20 The Observation-Disclosures Lodge and lVormev
III sl be soid entire, in parcels salt rurclasers on
,i m terms One onl part ofiie purchase rooev
s nto s'se equai par s.pue fih Daff of the said
~, paysie IN annual inssiIncats suecc.vev die 6r
f,,g,t w nc is January, lg25ihe gcnainnc fIrec
rond W. be made payable the Isl January Io2e.
~ 'pproyed Sertitv viii he rcquresi and Il deed Of
f''oh 'he iold for additional security.
WILLIAM MILLER,
7. -. FERGUSON,
f.ooc,.,., :, Executors Of Thomas Miller dec.
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the United States, of France, Of Russia. n ld
of Prussia and Austria.
The judicial arrangements for the execution
OF this project of the right of search, are OF
the following description:
A mixed commission, omposed of two
coninssary Judges and two commissioners of
arbitration, the half of them appointed By one
government and the halfby the Other, is to be
established in the coioa;cl possessions of each
power; and secretary or registrar is TO be
attached 60 each commission IL the two
commissary Judges differ, they are TO draw by
lot the name of one of the two commissioners
of arbitration, who is to consult with the com
lnissary Judges, and the final sentence Is to he
PRONOUNCED conformable to the opinion the
majority ofthe commissary Judges and of the
commissioners NATURALIZATION. The commission
ers are to decide as sumnlarily rs possible,
within twenty days from the arrival Of the
captured vesselin port, unless upon application
OF the parties Interested, and security for tS-
pense and risks the delay in no event, how
ever, to exceed four months. In case of illc-
gal detention, each government is to be an
swerable TO the other for damages.
From these statements, which NAV Ee re-
lied on as fully authentic, the public will BIZ.
better enabled to comprehend the bearing Of
the late debate in the British house OF corr
mons on the subject of the slave trade In a
succeeding number we shall give additional
demonstrations ofthe obquity Of lord Cas-
tlereagh's representations IN that debate as t.
concerns the United ST tes; aud slew, thi;,
50 far from iinchiag from any },ropey me isure
for suppressing the trade they have aireo,}y
done that which lord Clstlerea@h proposes 60
do only when Portugal has consented to to-.
al abolition. FrrnkIi,s Ca.
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WILLIAM MTLLrn.


Wy soo,sfber respectfully nforns the public tba he
N'' '"s gpe ming of bis SCHOOL nntil fhe I0h or
81 re asks this Indulgence Of lie paren.s ana
so n.. ., m Pupils w greater confidence a. ne makes
Aucti 81 p" "''"'' @. T. STAGE.
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LEWIS WEIR
LEWIS WERR g. co

h ndG taken GEORGE T. BOOKER and LEWIS
into partnership the business will in future
be carried on under the firm ofLEWLS N-ERR s. co.
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NJ The ENQUIRER is published twice week, general
~ three times week during the session of the
Price, the Dollars per
payable in advance Notes Of chartered paying
Banks (ony) will be received in payment The Editors will
guarantee the safety Of RENTING them by MAIL postage
Of all letters being pail by the writer's.
No paper will be discontinued lut at the discretion
OF the Edtorsl until all areaaces have been paid
Ir Whoever will guarantee the payment OF nine papers,
i, ehaii have tenth gratis
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
1 One square, isss-First Insertion, rs cens-each
continuance, so cents
No Advertisement inserted until il either paid
for assumed by in this city,
First Ship. for London,
-,syffN To the address Of Alessrs JOHN CILLIAT
co. with the liberty of consignment, very
supeisr and well known regular trading ship HENRY
CLAY Thomas Potts, commander, expected
fcwdays nj Bermuda Hundred, when she will commence
loading, and he despatched Immediately, having more
than half of her cargo already ensaged-For freight
Of the remaer which will be taken very reasonable
terms, or passage, apply TO JNo. WIN. GILLIAT.
Ia. Also for London,
,lS4e{N> To the address Of Messrs. JOHN GILIIAT
1872 co. with the liberty of consignment the fine
brig MARGARET, James McIrvain commanders coppered
stands at Lloyds is expected Warwick in
very days. and will loading ms she can
he got ready take nIer burten $50 hhds. to-
hacco and about 200 hhs is wanted freight which IL
offered soon will be taken low.-For terms, apply to
t-H JNO. WM. GlLLIAT.
Who have in Store, and offer for sale, a few large
SCREWS, used for slowing tobacco
June 1S-sf
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~ ORTIZ s. SOUTH CAROLINA Note
! y exchanged by G. d. PAGE.
Aur1st T.
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A IL persons having claims against JOIN (iRAHAa
N deceased, are requested 10 make them known.
WALTER Dun, Executor
Nov. 10. 5f--tf ofIn hu fcefd
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A IL persons injebtedto JOHN GRAtaN dcrcaset ~.
n requested 70 rake payment % inmediafeie III
am dc rous &C closing the ADMINISTRATION s bile.
acd therefore cannot graz; irtlrercs 10 '.ois
@rT. TO- 0p-0 q John 1-- ri, dee
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II pursuance of DEERE Of The Circuit court Of tic Unme
States for The Fifth Circuit and Virginia District pro-
nounced on the 18th day Of June, 1921 in therein
pending wherein Robert crouchis plaintiff and Neil McCoul
and the subscriber defendants will he sold upon the pre-
ses on the lh day Oi September next LOT or parcel Of
grOund containing seven acres, lying aud being the
foor House Of the city of Richmond, with the buildings
thereonwhich conveyed 10 the subscriber In trust by
Neil McCou by deed bearing date The 18Th Of January
8 recorded ~ the general much thereof s
viii be necessary 10 py The which have been incurred
and may he incurred in the execution Of the created
the said deed also the Of The suit aforesaid and
condy, the o. twelve hundred fy-eiei dollars
and gtythree cents, with interest 10th day Of
August 1919 until payment Of the balance now due under
The SAID deed Of trust Tho purchaser VII he required to
give note notes FOR the purchase money! payable IL
days, with approved cn5ossc The lille viii e retained
Until the sale IS conf sri by the coati.
July -. 10
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C4DETS AT QUINCY.

We present our readers with the following
address of the venerable John Adams TO the
corps OF Cadets upon the occasion of the late
visit to Gnncy, and the reply offhc Ccmni.-
tee IN behalf of the corps. The address is
highly interesting rs we'll as characteristics OF
its author, and must he considered as evincng
wonderful yigor of intellect in one. VINO has
lived TO such au advanced age, and whose
mind has6ocn 80 constantly and actively ON
ployed. Boston Pqisiol.
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CONGRESS.
1900 $500 -...........
In SENATE
lNDAY, January 5.

Monday, JANUARY 8.
A communication was laid before The
Senate by HE President, which lie bad
received from lie Clark Of The House oj
REPRESENTATIVES on Saturday, announcing
The death o! MIR. Linn. member oftiai
llouSe, rom the Stale OF New Jersey ;
whereupOn
On motion nf Mr. Diekerson the Senate
adopted unanimously, a resolution 10 go
INTO mourning by wearing Grape on lie
le!i arm one month, as testimony OF
respect l"r The memory OF lie deceased
The President communicated 10 the
Senate letter from Mr.. Wilson, OF New
} rsey, announcing The resignation of his
seat in III Seuaie.
Mr.. PteaSantS from The Naval commit
lee made report Oh The petition Of John
Goodlng aud James Williams, acc0mpa.
MED by bill tor their relief, which was
read.
The eogrOssed bill for the relief Of
Robert Purdy, was r. adj The third time.
passed and sent 10 the House of Repre-
SeuiatIves Tor concurrence therein.
The bill from The other House To alter
the terms Of the district courts OF MissIs-
sippi, was read the third time, passed,
aud returned 10 Tie other House.
The resolution submitted BIZ Mr..
Williams Of Tennessee, 10 instruct tie
committee on the Judiciary 10 report a
bill u extend the Judicial authority of
the Union over lie Safe Of Missouri, va,
on motion ct MIR. Smith, further post
p0ned ia Monday uexi.
The bill lor tie relief of Margaret Per-
ry passed through committee OF the
whole, and Was ordered TO third reading.
TIE bill " TO incorporate tie COlum
bian Society for Literary purposes" was
taken up IA committee OF The whole.
On Tive numerous provisions Of this
bill, and the varI a. amendments ptopos-
ed 10 It in Tie course Of ~ consideration,
much discussion arose aud uiuch time
was consumed. An account OF whai look
place ou-thf subject viii be given hcreaf'
Ter. The bill waa mol dlsp scd Of or got
through wild hen The usual hour Of
adj urnmeni arrived
The Senate adjourned.
TBEsDAY,JANUARY0
hf. Holmes, II Mauc. sutmiiied for
onsi ieiali0u the ialiuNlpg resolution:
Ifcsoirfd, That = committee be- appointed
10 nqnife 1870 ihe cxptdirncy-oi ditHiusliiug.
equiiHlng, ana establishing, tue tees Oi tie
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gr0tj6 10 tAat learned EAe {isi..GR for his
generous efforts to consolidate ike c0nstitm
tional system Of Spain" hare since heard
that our great conatryinaa as to hare tie hiQh
honor cf being consulted by the commission
appointed To frame tie ciru and criminal
co'fe and hat nsany Of those improvements
suggested az The rorkS edited ty ~ d.,
mont, niH he immediately ndopted az SPUN,
The'e tie Cortes. ike D,rn IF true uisdom,
seem Determined to oeaii themselves If knoio-
ledge from udciepsr quarter IL appeors. a
cery liberal proeisi~ has been made ont of
the national doaaHN for the patriotic ge-
nerats Q"iroga, R'eev. Lopez and BGnoS.
aud The claims made Gy tte uidows If those
,oho S"BrTed under ME former ministers haze
been attended to. Though last not least in
the scale 81 'rcform, should be mentioned, tie
Suppression of the cohventS aud variouS reH,
giouS orders
You hare perhaps Heard of the kings he.
STATION Ia sanction Tie decree on tbs Donem
to"S measure 4; If so, do not Judge his con-
duct 100 harsh.y; imumcra6ie arts, aided
Oy no Tess than thea Of excOrhmunica
lion from Hore, haze been employed 10 de.
ter Ferdinand on this occasion and it mas
only by an appeal 10 Ms people. particularly
fhol portion 0f them composing tie popular.
assemblies, that The ministers haze BEEN abLe
10 aWe tie clergy No man in Europe has
been more grossly misrepres,nted thur his
Cathohc n'cy'ay had he been surrounded
NTH honest advisers. instead er uittains and
SLAVES. hOw different woutd las conduct hare
been as n as he possesses uiriues uhich
nngM De "set"tiy copied by other mona,.chs.
rs 10 the decree S"ppresSing Tie conuemts and
religious orders, he signed ii tie instant IL
became eridem that tie nation approred the
measure. and he has erer since seemed pey
Jecfiy reJOiced at The eremt In consequence
~ tchdt has occurred on ihis occasion tie mi
mste's hare changed their m,nds reiatiye TO
the patriotic societies and see The mecessitu of
encouraging. Instead Of snppressins, smch
d"'lies, # they IRISH to preserve ihe new sys.
tenn a IS, therefore supposed, hat the ia,c
recently passed wiM regard to then, rUiH De
repealed. although tie Co,tes haze onfy ten
eauS more 10 sit IL is extremely fortunate
th0t one or tuo English 'rriters are occupied
1" renoring the unfaUo,aLtc impression, made
"ere by certain persons Of a neigh6ouring
country, WhoSs ambassador has already SIC.
ceeded im Informing large party. There
'c'I be nearly $50 cOnyests suppressed, and
then immense possessions appropriated TO tie
'oSntS of Tie state. Lonuon NJ. Chrun.
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FOREIGN.
sss's's'ssssss
Further extracts from English Papers.
PRIVATE CORRESPOND ENCE.

Madrid, October 80.
4" Noiwithstanding tie multiplicity of 6u-
SineSS through t0hich tie COrteS had proceed
ed during tie first three months ofthe ses.
sion, there remained still so much to be done.
that an additional month became aJsOl,.tely
necessary and however singular the fact
may appear, the reforms decreed amt Carp.
ed into effect. within tie last Mi,ty daYs,
are If more reai Importance and benefit 10 the
nation than all hOSe Uhich preceded them.
great deal has been done to restore pubHc
credit, and tie French bankers hare succeed
ed an getting their terms for the loans accent.
en-, MGt as they are 10 giUe 10000, 600 dol
lars TO receive Is 900 900 at tie erpiyation
VtWenty four ycarS and yea,iy interest
NJ seyen per cent. Precious to adUDlcive q
faTthiHg, Mey are to haze million OTdoI.
lars IN credits on the Spa,iSh government.
as the foregoing is n scheme iohich n man
not possessing single shifting of capital
might propose, IT remains fO be seen trkcthey
the mOUsTs eff are an a state to fun their
promises, o. are merely amusing theDiSeLpcs
al Tie expense Of tic gOOd people here be
hiS as az may, Me money was nerer more
WoHted, and II IL dOeS not SOOM appear, tie
mast serious consequence may be eTyecfed 10
JoHoU In legislation, tie COJteS lure pro
ceeded WiM gredt GcfiUity Sercrai SaiRtary
regulations hare bern cstabGSaed With regard
to criminal Justice mGny Steps tdhcn 10 deS-
tray tie BmidiIi Hat igttst vayioms parts of
tie country, md dO array tciM meHdicify. In
tic sitting Of he 10ih, soB,e of mr.. Ben
md8tS wSrks Wfre presented 10 the CotteS 6y
~. dc Nora, tdiioT offhe Con- tilfutional
according 10 the c6iciai repot If the pro-
ceedi1gS, Mey ceye receiged NTH p1riicu-
fa' pleasure, and tie CoHes feh exceedingly
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TIE SPANISH NAN.

PHILADELPHIA, January 6 1t gill bit
seen 10y The intelligence which ne copy
frern The New York Mercantile Advert.
ser, tina, an armisiIce for six months, has
been concluded between The Royal and
Patriot forces on ihe Spanish Man. We
have in orr bands an original letter on
The subject. from an intelligent gemllc.
Diau al Caracas, dated Dee. 18Th. 1920
The purpori of il is Us follows.
Bolivar advanced with his division as
far as the toun of Tucuyo General Mo
Til!o proceeded to meet him, and beat his
advanced posts in ruruy and Caxrrhe.
On THIS account. on The l6ih Nov Boil
var evacuated TruxIIo, and sent three
aids de camp, one after llic other, asking
a suspension OF arms, and protesting Gas
lie said be.ufe God aud man, his inaO
ceuce If the blood that might be shed.
On the 20 u Nav. an arni>iicr was con
Guided. Just al the time when bis DIES.
irHcIisn seemed almost certain.
g. ia said that The Royal Commander in
chief, AlOrillo, received The license of rho
King OF Spain, 20 return at once 10 the
mother country, On the eve OF The battle
wIiicli should have taken place; and that
this circumstance occasi1ned cOmpli
ance with Bolivars wishes. MoriIlo was
AibR w Cdill WIN iiIIu dV arrangement
such as an armistlce. lie intended 10
embark on The 20lh Dec. for The Havana
and there sail for Spain; leaving Marshall.
la Tore as bis Successor.
There was no positive nPws al Carac-
cas-, III the middle ~ Drccmbcr, respect
ing the state of things IN the bingham
0i Santa Fc. Confusion and anarchy
we're Said iO preVali there, parties pxs'
ting ~ favour respectively Of b rvar and
Sauiai"r a. rivals, Sc.
a friend has kiudlV spni ~ lie mum
Der ni Tie Caracas Gaz Tie, Tor Tie 9Th
OF DercpihCT, whirh c0utalns The arInis-
tee signed on the 20ih at November, be,
"een tEe chiris, aud other interesting
docum"ut@. We proceed 20 give iIp
substance ct Tie arUlslicc. The Prcam-
hle runs Illus The government OF
Spain aud nf COlDnlbia drsirous OF COM
promising The differences which exist
bCiaeen The two c0uuffes, anJ consider
IDg that the first asd most important step
towards This happy contamination il 4
reciPfocale suspension 81 arms, tor tie
purpose ~ rtlnal explanation auI an
dersiandiug ltavr afrrrd lo appoint com
missioners ~ siipulsle and determine
az armIsticr."
ThC"d article stipuldtes a Suspension
Of ~; l'ostIl,iies.
,'he 2 :, ihc tern NJ six mollhs fnr lis
duration, Wiih The f4cuiiy Il pr0longing
", wiiit tnr nrgDtil'ipus wllrh wprr 10
be SCI oD io @. scmaincd unfinished, or
i,npc Of ider frrWidati0n cSistcd.
The D. article pgesrrlbcs that The
trOOis 70 boYii parties shall continue i'm
ihe positions which they occupy al the
dale .! notice gwen Of the atmisiicc-
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Private letters from Paris announce a
change in the household of the King
The Marquis he Laurston 10 be minister
OF The household count de Bacas tir-i
gentleman Of the chamber, aud count
Charles DIS Damas is cited Tor Tie fuuc-
lions oi . and scnyer. Thirty two iuie-
rinr changes are to be- filed by The uob''
My. The revenue is represented g. be in
the most haur's'ilns Stale, and the funds
continue gradually 10 rise.
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hr. Holmes, 81 Mauc. submitted for
onsi ie'allUu the talioWlrg resolution
Rcsoirfd Thai committee be- appointed
10 nqnife 1870 lie cXptdtrncyoi diiHiusliiug.
equliHiDg, ana establishing. the ices vi TIE
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-05-23


Patent Br;dk.-A Mr.. La Pcnte, a ma
tive of France, has invented an addition
to the common bride, and obtained
patent for it, that furnishes the rider or
driver, as the case may be, with the
certain means ofpreventing headstrong
horse from running off, and of managing
with ease the most unruly temper. This
invention consists of a contrivance to
stop the nostrils so as to impede the an
imal's breathing, and also, if it is Judged
necessary, to stop both his ears, which
is effected by pulling an extra rein pro-
vided for that purpose.-One of these
brides is left rs specimen at the City
Hotel, which may be examined by any
gentlemen DESTROYS of further informa-
ton, and where the inventor may be
consulted in person.-N Y. EDe. Post.
Copy of a hamd-biH stuck up IN several
parts Of the City Of DUBLIN.
"This is to certify that |, Daniel o.
Flannaghan, am not the person that was
tarred and feathered by the liberty mob,
on Tuesday last; and | am ready to give
90 guineas to any man that will lay me
so, that am the other man that goes By
my name. DANIEL O'FLANNAGHAE."