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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-26
REMOVAL.

EMONAL.
The subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
public that he has muved fem the corner of Market and
Queen the house la ely occupedby John B. Tho
mas the opposite side of Market street, where he in
tends keeping general assortment of I'm WARE and
will endeavor, by strict attention, to merit share of public
favor Tie will make all kinds of tin for maIfacturs
ers such spoos, cotton cans roveng cans, skewer
skethes, cylinders, copper boilers, kettles, &c.
BENJAMIN P0TTAGE.
Wilmington March 9th 1929 22-4t ,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-26

cash received of VIM Penny,
collec Of Is ndywne hum
dred, TOR the year 1921. 680 90
Joseph Jones, Chlistiara, 900 90
John Dixon, Mill creek, 400 90
Robert Ogie, White G. creek, 235 GO
Henry Steele, Newcastle, BOO 90
VIM Thompson, Pencador, POI 40
John H. Cannon, Red Lion, 1875 SO
Tho's Belvie, 81. Georges, Il4O IA
Vim Weldon, 1t. Appoqi'k, 622 "a
5165 Is
Fl. Williamson, d. w. for 1920 II Sc
Robert Ogle, White-clay c. $50 AZ
John Dixon, Mil;-creek, 995 so
John ii Cannon, Red Lion; 189 SO
David G. Wilson, Christiana, 1867 49
Arthur Beatty, Pehcador, $50 76
Richard Simonds, Newcastle, 81 81
Thomas Belville, St. Georges, on 5ld
- 500 0os
II. Williamson, b. W for 1919, Sc 81
William Watson, Pcncador, 262 %
w. Vandegrift, Appoquin'k 2J4 IS
Enos How ell, Red-lon, IL 1910 1914 81
Wilmington & Philadelphia }
turnpike company, Tor Ma S400 90
aman creek bridge for 1921.
- 1923 65
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-26
PORTER ALE & CIDER.

The subscriber having recommended the above business
at his old stand No 3d. Market 81. Wilmington, where he
intends 10 keep supply of the best quality Of
Porter Ale ard Cider. He returns his n anks tUr.ner
friends and trusts to receive share of Public patronage.
March 26, 1922 22-6m HENRY CRIMES.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-26
no LEY.

U IN II
The subscriber intending remove into Wilmington,
offers for rent, his house in the country Possession will
be delivered the first week in April. c. A. RODNEY.
March "a, 1879. 22-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-26

Steme ef The Baances Of Itrea Oasfan&ag and dae The
coy Of esvcas tram The Collectors Of Tie several hun
dyeds. also, the Of 1ares ladfor Collection, amount
Of Commissions, and amount Of Errors allowed.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-26

Frown indignantly upon dawnng attempt
ne portion of the Union from another' WASHINGTON
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-22
public Saies.
A AD!STlLLEKY, &c-FOR SAIL

d \ virtue Of an assgnmen, made TO me By
- Sfcf.hsn Cahoone, for the ben. 6t of his
ted'fors. will be sold al Poblc Auction, OF,
WEDNESDAY the 2eth day OF Msy n.xt.
at \ o'clock a. M on the premises:-
a lot ct land i6 Newport, with D,sr,t1y.
RY, Wharf and Stores thereon, measuring
sixy.eight feet on Thsmes.stree,, ao1 run
nIng into The HsboI nearly the same width
together with all the sppatstus Tor Disuuipp.
which j, is believed viii enable the purcha-
ser to commence The D,siring business
without tur,her expense.--This estate is We.
~ eiis'bIy situated ior carrying on tho Dis
,illng business, and is among the most com.
ple'e establishments OF the kind in Newport.
.}lso for sale on hs duy. on fhs b,esases
A lot Of land on the IA IL, measuring 6S
feet front, by l6S feet rear.
.9so for sale ne sG,se day, and imnsdia,en ofe,-
he sale Of ihs D'saisry,
One undivided third part of 10, OF iaud,
with TWO Shops, end Dwelling House on
Thames.street, and a Wharf and Stores IN
the rear, which was formerly the property Of
Jsmes- aCShoone,. ..deceassd.--This estate is
amcng the best situations for business Of any
kind 10 Newport.
The subscriber win convey all the right,
title and Interest which he dc,ivcd from Ste
phen Cahoone to s1d estates, by The sssiso.
ment before mentioned. An examination of
the Records be believes, win satisfy aoy ono
that the tile is good.--The sale will posi-.
lively take place on the day mentioned, un-
less prevented by bad weather, or The wan, Of
bidders. RICHARD K RANDOLH,
.fsasnee 10 5. CAnooEE:
&C. SHAW, Auction.er.
Newport, May %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-22
n q Il IC +.

BY virtue Of authority given me in
and by the last Win and Te,tament OF
JAMES CAHooSE, deceased, AZ The same timo
and place will be sold at Public Auction,
One other undivided third part If the ests,e
on Thames'slrec,, with a Dwelling House,
Wharf end Stores theteon, de scrbed as ~
bove,--Terms made known at the time and
place ot sale.
STEPHEN ChHOONE, Executor,
to The last Win of James Caboonc, dec
May %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-22

JONATHAN 7. ALMY, informs
~ The public. that he has received for ssie, and
viii keeps constant supply Of DOUBLE ALE, Of tie
FIST quality. vt No 1S0, Thdnessireet, corner Of
L0aq Uha3. April AZ
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-22
LaeCutOrS .sOlicG. q.

Executors .s0liCt.
NJ oTICHis hereby given, that the subscriber has
N been duly appointed Executor OF the last viii
and Testament o! the personal estate cf AEsA SHAW,
late Of Exeter, deceased, and has given bonds tor
that purpose. the law directs All persons having
demands against said estate requested N exhibit
the samesnd all persons indebted TO said estate are
hereby required To make immediate payment 70
WILLIAM SHAW, EHorIos
wGrek, Msy7, isI<
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-22
!. NOTICE.


PROPOSALS in writing will be received
until the first Of June mex, for supplying
WooD for the use OF The T'oops 81 Fort
Wocou, and such other Fo'ts IN the hsrbor
Of Newport, r. I. as the commanding officer
thereof mey direct, not exceeoing in tho
whole two hundred and fly cords--the de.
livery to commence as soon az practicable, Ell
ter the conuac, is made, and to be compile.
ted by Ist Nov. next the whole to be sound,
mcrchantsble Oak Wood, and to measure
one hundred and twenty.eight cubic feet 10
the cord. The proposals for the same must
include ell expenses the contractor to DO
paid on producing the certificate OF the Com
msnding Officer, or scting Qusr,a'. Master Of
the post, stating ,he number Of cords recsiv.
ed. Bond will be required for 'he fsi,bisl
performance Of tho contract, supported By
two good end sufficient sureies. The pro-
posals mus, te under seal, and have endorsed
thereon, Prsas,ss for stthiyng WsOd.
q. BENDER, Assistant
Qosasr-Msstsr.
Nsw.Ysrk May O. 1927, mis-.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-22

NOTICE.
a Ia Town Meeting, Newport, A.
prii IL, l822--yOtcd aud Resolved. that John
G. Whbehorne. John Slocum. Daniel Denhsm, John
Williams and William Ennis Esq'rs be and they
are hereby appointed Committee 10 ascertain the
best terms ca which the people of this town, who
have not yet received the benefit of the Kne rock
incubation, ha,A the same extended Ia them,
and that they report to the next town meeting.
4 true copy, CHARLES GYLES Iougn Clrrt
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-22
The VI. W. JoHY CARLILE,

The II. W. JOHN CARLrLE,
GRAND M.1STER.
A QUARTERLY Commune alton of the w.
"A GRAND LODGE ot the state Of Rhode Island
and Pro, idence Plantations. will be holden at ST.
Johns Hall IN Providence, on Monday next. at o.
clock, q. Al. Officers and members Of the Grand
Lodge. Proxies OF Lodges, and all others concerned
are requested TO take due notice. add give their At
tendance accordingly by order:
WALKER HUMPHREY, Grand Sse'ry.
Providence, May 81.
NeWport Insurance Company.
The Annual Me eting OF the stockholders of the
l. .Neyp0rs bprrGHes Company will be held at tie
Banking House Of the Rhode isiand Union Bank on
MospAy, the 9th last. at II o'clock.
BY srder Of WH Essis, President.
N. q. Ross, Sse''y.
Newport, May 30.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-22

dna No |, CuStom- House Court,
Bess leave 10 inform his Eyit nds aud Gus.
IomerS,
THAT hc is constantly receiving
- New and Fresh Goods and this day will open
some superb Grapes. silk Yes,ings. Csmbrics, cam.
oric Prints, fancy Veslngs. ladies' and gentlemen's
Hosiery, some superb FlHnnels, blue, green, pink,
ana PLAID silks pialn and figured Laces, shaws. and
fancy Hanukerchieis. An assortment of elegant
tsrasos very chesp. morocco and kid Indespensi.
Dies piald' Grape. and iastring Ribbons, inserting
trimmings, furniture Chintz, Cashmere shawls,
very low, black silk and Flag sink Hdkts white and
striped Jeans, white salin very elegant for gentle
mems pshtaloons, pink and bufi Giighams, isdies'
and gentemens beaver, kid, and SILK Gloves, very
hice black, green and white Italian Grapes, oome
supeGb hsused black Satin, white tuslrings, black
slncha"s, 5'4 black Bombssin, silk Veivel assorted
coiors, L'nen CamOrc and Linen Pocket Hsndker.
chiefs, Imitation OF Linen Csmbrics very good. and
many other artic S too numerous TO mentIon all Of
which viii be sold very low.
IL w ). L. continues to give premium FOR ell
GOLD COIN Msy2S.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-22

.Sso.e cf Rhode. Island and Providence Plan.
tGnons,
In General Assembly, May Session, 1922.
UPON The Petition of Stephen T. Nor.
than and others, praying to be incorporated
for the purpose OF establishing Horse Boat
At Bristol Ferry-Yoted, Ths, said Petition
be continued to tho mex, session Of the Gen
esaI Assembly; that the Committee hereto.
fore appointed thereon, make their Report to
,ba, Session, and that in the mean time pub
iic notice TO ell concerned be given 10 the
Newspapers IN Newport, of the pendency of
said Petition; and that copy of the petition
and vote thereon, be served on the adverse
parry at lea,, ten days before the uex, ses-
sion. A true copy, Witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-01
MECHANIC Relief Society.

A STATED quarterly meeting Of the Mocha
IN mic Relief Society will he held az the Tow
f'aiI, on WEDS9sDGY IvENiSG, the SIXTH inst
at6 o'clock. By order. JAS.S. SCOTT, sec.
nov1 81
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-01
TO-MOWROW.

@ On Saturday, tie second Of Nor.
EsSsf ut II o'clock, will be sold, on the
- premises, the house and lots on
.&&AkA Stump Hill, late the property OF
MIR. x c Norton, decd. on the
Little River turnpike, two miles from town the
lots in the original plat are No %, 81, %, 20,
from four TO six acres each and will be sold
separately. The house and garden on No
80, six acres. The situation is handsome
and healthy and the grounds well improved.
Terms, one quarter in 6o days, the balance in
three equal annual payments with interest ;the
payments to be satisfactorily secured. Should
the terms Of sale not be complied with in three
days the property to be resold at the risk and
expense Of the purchaser, by giving one weeks
notice in the Alexandria newspapers
oct Is S. A. MARSTELLER, auct. r
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-01
CASHMERE SHAWLS.

lust received per ship Ulysses, from Liver
~ pool, an elegant assortment Of 81 cassi-
mere shawIs. oct % e. &IP. THOMPSON.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-01
peralo Martne Hist.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
AhRIvKD....ooT. 80.

AAR1vED....ooT. 80.
Schr. Hiram, Gibbs, New Bedford 6
days oil, potatoes, cordage, glauber salts
and Jersey wagons to John 8. Miller
fhincas Janney and the master. ocr. 81.
Brig Levant, Stanwood, Boston, IL ds;
hemp and ballast toJ. II. Laid q Co. :
Schr. Hope, Smith, Warren, X. I. IL
days molasses. potatoes, onions, and CT.
der.
schr Syren, Emery, Saco, 10 days !;
white pine boards to Vim. Fowlc e Co.
Schr Stag, hewitt, Baltimore, q days ;
left topsail schr and sloop below,
bound up.
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins Norfolk.
MEMORANDA.
schr Union, Cole, hence, ar at, Rich
mond 28th inst.
schr. John, Burke, hence, ar at Rich
mohd 9th inst.
Schr Packet, Halves, hence, ar at Bos.
ton 25th inst.
Schr James Madison, Rush, sailed from
N. York S0th ult for this port.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-01
WILLIAM FOWLE & Co.

HAvE now landing and for sale 6 pipes bran
NJ dy, Sigpeft's brand, ofsuperior quality.
bale broad cloths, that cost low and will be
gold at a sm:dI advance. nov
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-01
. CONFECTIONERY.

u HE subscriber returns his sincere acknow
Judgement 10 the public in general for the liber r.
al encouragement he has received since his com.
mencement in business in this town land solicits a
continuance of the same
He offers for sale new, and fresh as sol tmcnt
ofevery article in the confect ionary line besides
dry and green fruit, viz: West India preserves,
GinJave Jelies recommended for coughs, pea
nuts, paca nuts, currants, Sutana raisins, she'll
ed almonds, and fresh soft shell do, and all kinds
ofnuts in genera, Stough,ons and stomachic bit
tiers by the bottle or gallon, cologne alter, COM
mon cordial from 62l to SID cents gallon, con.
sisting of peppermint, lemon cinnamon and an.
niseed He has commenced making
|. .ML.NCE PIES
Tor families; and all orders for baking, from par
ties and balls thankfully received
nov st J BRUNET.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-01
~ Notice is hereby given,

N HAT petition WILDE presented to the
next general assembly Of Virginia, praying that
honorable body topass law, to amend the law
passed at the last session au;horising the sale OF
the real estate of TiioSazis ELLzEY, decd, r
nov 1awdt
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-01
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office, Alexandria, ID.
c. November l, 1892.
.d--Gus B Alexander 9, Peter An
drcws, cap, John Allen, Mr. Albert.
B--Captain Asa Bears, Edmund 81
Brown, Thomas K Beale, Abigail Bull,
Silvia Burnett, Henry w Biegal, captain
Thos I Berry. capt Amos Barnes, VIM
Ball, Gideon b BeaIl 9.
C-J Crutenden esq, John Campbell
9, Hezekiah Cole, James Carson, Will
liam Coal, Mendall Churchhi!l, Daniel
ID Cook 9, John Chase, Mary Ann era
dick, James Crawford, Saml BIT Cald
well, IF Cardwel. esq. Owen Conner,
chs, Nancy Carter, VIM Clark, Mrs
Lydia Crabtree..
D-John Davis, David Dick, Simon
Dearborn, James Deary, Josn Day,
Il Doster, James Dave. Job Domain, Mi.
10 Dixon, Simon Darne, Lawrence t
Dade 2, Jeremiah Dowell.
E--John S Ellis, John Ellis.
miss Ann II Filzbugh, Robert
Frankling, Emeline Ford.
G--K Griffith, Mr. GoodiDe, Miss L
Glover, Thos B Green, Rachel Games,
George Gordon, John Grammer, Cathe-
rine Gray, ] l. Graves.
H-Wm Hodgkin, David Hill, limo
thy flanagan, Robert Hart, captain John
Harper, John Hughes, Caroline Hillery
James Harriss senr, Dr l. Hixon, Gle
ment B Hill, Jno Haycock, Luther Hall,
Elizabeth Hurst, Francis Hall.
J-William Jordan, John NJ Johnson
2, Cuff johnson, Mary NJ l. johnson,
Mary lngle, Martin Jenny.
K-John Knowles, Daniel Kennedy,
James Kennedy.
L-Hugh Leddy, capt Peter LeCro-
nier, James Lenkins, Stephen I.omax.
M-Thomas Mitchell, John Maddox.
John Mills jr. Joseph Max e Son, Arch.
bald Miskin, + McGinn, Allen Macrae
esq. Ann Murray, Mrs Murray, Isaac
McLane, Jefferson Minor, Jacob Marbel.
.N-Lewis Neil.
O-John Overall.
P--B w Powell, Mrs Powell, Mr.
Powell 2, Palmer Patrick, doctor Level
len POWELL, Miss Lucre,ia Padgc,i, Mi!Iy
Pain or Milly Piper, Harriet Potts, capt
Henry Paul, Richard Pickering, Saml
Purkips, August Price s,Gcorge Parker,
Thomas Power 5.
R-Mary Reilly. Catharine Reisinger,
NugsDt R.ly 2, Robert Rutter, Marshall
Robertson, Edward Ryan, Durah Rigg.
S--Tbomas Z Smith, James Scott g,
Andrew Smith, Edward Smith, doctor
WIN StcarDes, Richard Stsnly, Richard
Stanton, Mathew Smith q Co. George
Smith, Jonathan Scholf:e.d, 3, ably Smith.
Joseph spinny, John w Smith, John Y
Smith, Thomas Shields, Efastus Strong
Elizabeth sullivan, Sarah y Simpson
doct Benz Sedwick a, Charles L Stuart 2
I-Joseph and James Taticrshall
: Thomas Tucker, Daniel Tyler, Henr,
M Tarrant, James Thomas, Mr. Thomas
Charles Thomas, George Talbot.
H--WilIiam Violet
W--Wm Williams, Evan Williams
Ulysses Ward, Nathaniel West, Ricbar'
Williams; Henry Wilder, NJ Whittier
Joseph Whilmore Is Go, John Watson
Mary l. Willis, VIM W God, Elias b Wa
ferhouse, Ebedncgo Williams.
William Yates.
Persons calling for letters in the above lis
will please say they are advertised.
oct1 81 DAN'L. BRYAN, p M.
WILLIAM FO WIZ & Go.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-01

Uh Il US1UDS.
N lots to suit purchasers, on aliberal ctedit
The merchants of the district, will find it great
y to their interestto attend this sale, as they
will find large assortmento of desirable goods.
Every thing offered will be sold withou: reserve
among them are the following articles
Best sup blue AID blk 1fo,hs
Blue and blk cloths. piddling quality
Best super do double nilled drsb
o. a large assortment second cloths
Sup blue and blk cassimeres
do handsome mixed do
Low priced cassimeres !
% hushiDgs, very best quality
Green. brown and red,bocking q
Brown do
Ro@a and point blankets
A handsome assortment calicocs
Figured black bombazetts ~
Do colored
Plain black do
Fine black bonbazine 4 -
Sup 6 A cambrics
: Common do
Jaconct do
Cd book muslin
Steam loom shifting
Irish linen and sheeting
Tapes, assorted Nos
Pins and cotton balls
Suspcnders
Blk and slate worsted hose
Mems lambs wool J hose
Ful'ed stockings and gloves
Best beaver gloves
English silk hose,
Flagg hdkfs
Black silk hdkfs
Large cotton shawls
Madras hdkfs
Fine white and red f1annels
Low priced white do
Blue and white kerseys
Russia Crash and white shifting
Nh be added
bales blue and wh,te keIsey
8 and 81 poin, blankets
o Rose blankets 7 a to 1874
z o>4 flushiDgs, very best quality
2 cases best t~ilied cords
brown rolls
cases fine white ticklenburg
e bales stout Hempens
2 bales burIaps
domestic plaids
4 brown sbeeting
bleached do 80
l Ga sheeting
2 bleaehed sheeting
Waliham No2
1 ditto q
10 cotton yarn Nos tol0,
.RSo zoiH be aided,
2 bales low priced blue cloths
case silk hose
plaid ribbons
l black d~
bale fine black cloths
find Many Other articles
not mentioned
GEO. r. GATHER, auct,
Georgetown, oct so
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-01

CO. Some letters of deep i'm
port to the stockholders in the Marine Insurance
Company Of Alexandria have been lodged by
Captain Gelston with Messrs. MoRDEckI Mn
Ter g. Son Of this town.
nov 1t II Friend to Fair Traders.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-05
DECREE.

Department One of the resources which tn,
Of Uar. unfortunate rights of War hav,
made legal and its object necessary, is Pri
watering. The War for the Independence,
of the Provinces of Holland and that of tn,
United States of North America, have prov
ed this kind of hostility to be most advanta.
seous Tor country that prepares to defend
It's independence against more ancient and
remote country that has governed it. 1t is
Impossible To foresee or reprcss every abuse
that may be occasioned by Privateering. The
government that finds itself under the painful
necessity of authorizing and even promotin.
this system of warfare, has but two means
whereby 1t can lessen its illegal consequences
and consequently is the only bound by the
TWO Obligations respecting. The first is, to
dictate such r. gutation, and take such precau-
tons as may correct those abuses not suf-
tering them 10 be committed with impunitv.-
In this respect, the government has fulfilled its
duty. The Privateering regulations prove il.
The second is, 10 put an end to this kind of
warfare as SOON it becomes no longer ne
cessary or when the result does not compen-
safe for the risks and difficulties it may pro-
duce. The government considers these two
events to have arrived and consequently has
agreed upon, and DEGREES the following arti-
cles =
lst. In future no letter of marque and repri-
sal shall be granted without previously and So
lemnly publishing the cause that obliges the
government to have recourse to the measure.
Cd. Every person within the territory of
this province who may be in POSSESSION of any
letter OF marque, must present il TO the Minis
ter OF the Navy within fifteen days from the
date of this decree.
Sd. Those persons in countries situated be-
yond the Equinoxial line, or on the coast of
the Pacific, must present said letter of maraue
at the Navy Office within eight months
4:h. The securities given shall become re-
sponsible for the filflment of the two forego-
ing articles.
9Th. Every commander Off privateer cruz
ing IN virtue of letter of marque, granted
by any OF the governments that have existed
in this capital, at the sight ofthis decree, shall
cease to cruize, and shall put into port to dis
arm and return the license.
9th. Any one who shall transgress the fore.
going article will incur the guilt of Piracy.
It'll Every Privateer that shall continue to
crulze, after the expiration of eight months
from the date Of this Decree, authorized by
license from the government of this will be
treated as a Pirate
9Th. The Minister of War and Navy is
charged with the execution of this Decree.
Buenos tyres, 9Th Oct 1921.
Is gned) MARTIN RODRIGUEZ.
FRANCISCO DE La CRUZ, Secretary of Wa,
and Navy.