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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02


Abel p. Ipslur adn,or Of Thomas Wilson dec. Robert
Gamble John q. Gamble Charles Ellis K John Allan ma
chants ard partners trading ander ihe firm Of Ellis Allan
Thomas guy William Prize David Bullock Daniel william,
and COrbn Warwick Christopher Tonipkins Wm Mckir,
John Robinson, Edward Cah and John rvre A,d,rsn,,,
Barrett Frederick Harris Edward Cunning ham Richard
Atkinson, Richard Booker, Thomas Tavlor Wm fla, ;,
laqUeiine u aryie, VIM. Daey jr. Edward Italian JoIs
Micsam James Currie benjamin James Harris and Geo
Wiusou =, :. .-5'.,o ~"
Ie defendants Thomas Guy, William and Corbin war.
Wick and Richard Atkinson, who Of This cpuutv
EMO against whom The plaintiffs APPEAR have proceede
tc mode crbed by law against defendants siii
iaiug 10 appear and answer, motion Of tbe IairL
nv counsel he court doth fa their bill for cnpf,.ed
to those defendants; and the coming on ~ w hoard
t. the defendants Daniel Warwick join Holman ~
ward Cahill IOiu Bryce, Edward Cunning an WI p,i
ney Jun and Benjamin 7. Harris the b teir answers
and exhibits anj to the Other defendants the 4, creii
order taking The bill lpr confessed against hem w!rl a
pears 20 have been duly executed and argued y counsel
Onensiierttion whereof the doth order thai the
Defendants render before commissioner of me
court She" ms the several bv them te,reryely sd
IN upon their respective shares of ihc Weiau Trui
Cnmpnny aid the balance rcspectv ely due fn each ,d
TIA the said commissioner do also account scwire
the proportions IN which the several defendants ara jusy
eharerabe With tie debts due the plaintiff. and rero tls
several accounts a rcsiid to tie court w any nrcrs
specially stated deemed pertinent Us Himself or which MAG
be required 10y The parties 20 be So stated.
AeOpy-restD WIZ. W.HENfNG. C. G.
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CorrarisSopey's OFce Richmond, NeseB 2g6 1902
The parties Interested viii rease take notice that heye
accounts directed in the foregoing order OF court ON bic
dayM O'clock a. a. they desired 20 attend ri my Of
examination and settlement.
April @ 105--T4t n BHKER " O.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 96.-Mr. Petersen,
the Danish minister, Mr.. Barbour and Mr.
Ware of the Senate Of the u. S., Mr.. Hardin
otthe house Of Representatives, and one or two
other gentlemen from Washington, arrived
here this day in the southern steam boat. Mr..
Clay is expected in the city tomorrow.
Franklin GGz
The North Carolina "a is now fitting out at
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CoIIEN'S OFFICE.

iSprizes OF ~, aud the. usual proportion Of 10
All marked thus s3d AT CNiIEN'S OFFICE
~ The drawing viii be continued THURSDAY next.
TlCkETS WILL RESI- TO IL Bsda-saay mr. 4
me loth April on which day the first drawn nuinsr ~ e
ehlt'd tn premium ut TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
III the mean time The price viii tbs. present ,
a,r OF Zen Dofars which will give svcniu,is ,lpcr
uny oil Investing renewing small prizes If sa At.rSe
The capitals OF $1,000, 5000, 1000 Of $3.50 Sc siI
inlr.
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u An .4potheca1y Establishment
G&&4 FOR SALE

Fs-zkQkNaT FUK SALE.
n The subscribers offer for sale
E# their apothecary establishment, comprising an
&E a extensive assortment Of Medicines, Paints.
~~1na@ &C at reduced prices and a long credit
Any person wishing engage in the business will be able
TO make advantageous bargain.
Until they effect sale they will supply country merchants
and physicians with medicines the quality IS per cent
cheaper than they have been sold in this market
" Letters post paid directed the subscribers will be
promptly attended TO- J. II. LOMAX co.
April 9. 1O6-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02

The report Of a select committee, on two
reports from the Secretary of the Treasury,
respecting the examination of land Offices, was
laid before congress to-day. Mr.. Secretary
Crawfords official conduct on the occasion is
approved though we think With Mr.. Cook,
that /; would be better if members Of Goa
gress were excluded from any public en-
plOymeDt during their term of service. Rely
on il. the heads of departments will, in future,
observe this rule. fWdshinpton Caz.
During the present week no less than three
foreign ambassadors have offered their fnrni-
ture, &c. for sale at auction, viz the French.
Spanish, and Russian ministers: Mr.. Malro.
the auctioneer, is busily employed in knocking
doicn their splendid establishments, aud the
choicest juice Of the grape, with which their
cellars are lined. RI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-02

We have observed within few days past.
an unusual number Of Members Of Congress
IN our city, several Of whom have passed ON
to the eastward. II is said by some, they
are on recreative tour, having got tired Of
doing nothing at Washington and by others,
that great electioneering project is on foot.
We wonder If this tour, be il questionable or
otherwise, IS TO cost the people eight dollars
per day Mr.. II. CLAY, late Speaker, also left
here this morning. Bait. Pat.
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One Rear Admiral /;
Five COMMODITIES (;
Ninet EN- Captains 4;

One hundred and forty Lieulenants, &c.
Intending To publish the whole of this bin
shortly, we will NOT attempt to follow its de-
tails. The effect of it, we believe, will be to
discharge from service a considerable number
sfttle officers now on the Naval Establish
meDt. III.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-23

FALL GOODS.
Robert McCrea &. Go.
HAvE Imported from England Via New
H York) their 81
Fall assortment Of Woollens, :
CONSISTING Of
White, red, yellow, green, black and drab
haunels, milled hannels,
Rose blankets, 81, 8 and 81 point blankets,
Devonshire kerseys, blue, mixed and drab
plains
= Blue and white twilled kerseys, bombazetts
, Venetian stair carpetings common fine g. supf.
Angrained Carpetings,
figures new and handsome,
LIST and I'd quality Scots Tartans.
They hare alss rseeired by several late orr1rats
from .Neto York; So
First and second quality blk and blue cloths,
Blk, blue aud drab cassin, eres
Peiisse cloths, domestic cassinctts
MarseillesIand fancy worsted vestings
Cashmere shawls, plain and with borders
Cashmere points, birds eye diaper
8 and a Irish linens, long lawns
Damask table diaper and table cloths
Flemish, Russia and Scots sheeiings
case of Leghorn gipses from No 80 to 90
Italian aantua and Gros de Naples
Domestic cotton goods ofevery description
Burlaps, German aud Scots oznaburgs
WHICH WITH
: MOST EXTENSIVE VARIETY,
including almost every article in their line they
will sell at reduced prices for CASH or the
usual credit to their old, puuctual customers.
FOR SALE
SO shares stock ofthe bank OF Potomac. oct 23
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FAIL GOODS.
BR.aDEN. .MORG.HyV & Go

D1tallSHIOV I'll " -
who have REMOVED two doors west of Patton
Il Butchers, K;ng-st.)
ETAyE imported in tl.c ship Boston' from
l. IL Liverpool,
Saxony cloths and cassm eres
Fine and superfine Yorkshire DO do
Double miiied drab cloths
Ladies' cloths
Pelisse do. plain and twiled
Rhodes's bombazets, plain and figured
Flannels, white, red, yellow and green
Booking baige, green, blue and red
Green drapery baize
Tartan plaids
Orange, scarlet and crimson r1trincte
So Fancy waistcoatings
Plains, blue, mixed aud drab
Blue and white kerseys
90 cotton apron check
ON H,ND-Russia s. Scotch sheeings
Irish linens, tieklenburgs
Brown hollands
Best English sewing silk and twist
Patent thread of all colors
Holt's cotton balls
Worsted and cotton hosiery
Calicoes aud ginghams
Al and Cd cambria muslios
Imitation India book do
Corded cambria do
Loom sewed do
Leno do
CoLds and velyeteens
Best gilt coat and vest buttons
Pins, needles
Plain do
Ribbons, gloves, &c. &c. Ono 9
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-23
CARD.
SUGAR, COFFEE, WINE.etc

30 oAis, oOE 4 EAE, w tiNF,ctC
yOHN III. LADD & Co. offer for sale, hhds
- Isl, ID and Sd quality Muscoyado sugars
Boxes OF Havanah ciayed sugar
Bags Havana green and ST Domingo coffee
II. Hhds w rum years old
Pipes Cognac and Marseilles brandy
Bbls Ny prime pork
Boxes white and narbied CASTLE soap
Dozen sweet oil
Bales of cotton
Transparent end Windsor soap, yellow soap,
mould candies, plaster, hops, cassea, red ochre,
stone and glass ware.
Old L Madeira wine in pipes, half pipes
quarter and haii quarter casks
Old Port, Pco, Madeira, Sicily Madeira, Teue-
rife Malaga, Sherry, Burgund, ,Mahnses ,Claret,
Muscat, and Currant wire in CASKS and cases
john IL. Laid & Co being agents for the Sc
veral manufactures are regularly supplied with
an assortment of cut naiis and brads from 81 to
2td. Writing, printing, and sugar loaf paper !;
hinders' aud hand box boards. A great variety
ofboo.s, shoes and hats. Straw cutting ma
chincs,and Freeborn's psteDtpoughs of assort-
cd sizes, with extra shares oct %
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-23
Adyice to "Corner Lonngcrs. .

A nunber of these gossipping gentry who
"a in the habit Of resorting 10 the Subscribers
.arden, on Jones's point, every sabbath after
noon, for the purpose Of replenishing their
torpid stofnschs, by offering the subscribers
Young furnips, besides destroying his fences,
SC are Informed that their names shall be pub
jshed ifthey persist in this nefarious business
Two noie3 gentlemen have been engaged IN this
business for SIX weeks. iu short, uespassers Of
s.,y kind, in iutsre, will have the iawsepforced
sa,ins. ,hem &C Il sc ROBT. GRAY.
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] assure you, &c.
BERNARDO MONTEAQUDO.
CANAIS

In tho Edinburgh Ency clopaedia, (under the head
of Inland Navigation published last year, and now
re-pnol'shed IN this city by the Messrs Parkers, is
the mast particular account of Canals To he met
with, that have been executed in different parts of
the world.
though they were commenced in England, by the
Duke OF Bridgewater so late as the wear I76O The
advantages to this country have been so great, and
the profit TO the proprieors enormous, that, dur
ing the reign of his late Majesty, upwards of2400
miles oi C',nailins have been completed !; more than
onc hundred Companies have been Incorporated
and ut present no district of the country is fifteen
miles from u water communication.
By the above work, il appears that Holland has in
hnitey surpassed Engand-lor, with the then popu-
ia,ion hardly equal TO one-hird OF the present Uni
ted States, she has expended in these improvements
upwards of three hundred millions sterling sum al
most Incredible to those who unacquainted with
tho circumstance that the prosecutors of these nya-
luabie works have always been richly remune-
rated.
Prices 9f Canal Stock IA England taken from, The E,t-
ropen' Magdsins Of l820-pdge 567.
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c. VALUABLE HANOVER LANDS
4 - E'DR sale

Ia The subscriber having determined
ItstEQ DISPOSE ofhis WILDWOOD ESTATE in the up
end of the of Hanover, the waters
bidder upon the premises Wednesday, the eoh day Of
the purchase money, eighteen months for other third
chaser giving bond and security for the payment and a
ment of the different insiaiments.
The advantages attending this very desirable farm, are
such rarely combined in this part of the country The
soil generally red and much improved Of co-
and plaster and is well adapted 10 tile cultivation of
wheat, and tobacco. II has excellent spring water
within fifty yards of the house, well watere y va
rcty of springs different parts OF The buildings
consist of comfortable dwelling suall family kitchen
smoke house, &c. large two-story barn. threshng
machine made OF choice materials and quite new spacious
playhouse and stable, all conveniently situated also wills
key distillery, from Which so 40 gallons spirit NAV he
made per day, and the purpose house
which it will mold II or $4,000 bs.also good peach and
apple orchards.
This farm contains, by late survey eight hundred acres
and well situated TO he divided very compact
tracts il lies tweniyh miles above the city Rich
mond, ten miles east of Goochan Courthouse adoins
the lands of Samuel Moshy and Others The
have the privilege of seeding wheat the
possession of the house the the first
aud full possession the crops gathered
Gentlemen of the city from the lower country,
wish summer retreats in this healthy country,
call and view the premises which will he shown
serber residing thereon, at time previous day
sale. PHILIP WOODSON, Jr.
Hanover. December
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SALE OLE LAND


PURSUANT toa deed of executed to us by Thomas
Miller and wife, duly recorded in the clerks Office Of
King William county, to the payment smry
OF money due 70 Robert Stannrd Gr Miner trustees
oil Warner l. Wormley, decd the request of the said
we shall sell the premises for cash. the highest
bidder, that large and valuable called hANSKIY
LODGE WoRMLEY GROVE, containing about 2a0o
acres The day Of sale will be Saturday the 18th Of ia
nuary next ROBERT s. CHEW, so
DABNEY HERNDON, TRUSTEES
Oct. 80 JOHN METCALF,
10 BY consent OF the undersigned executors of Thomas
Miller and the trustees of Woly the sale is postponed to
the gh " February, when IL will certainly take place The.
lands viii he divided and sold in convenient
farms and the will be about part OF
The purchase money in cash, days with interest
Tor the sixty DAYS and the residue Of the purchase money
payable the YET n January 82e bear interest from the
daie the interest 10 be payable the January 1926
and annually that day in the years s24 1925 1926
iZ and 1929 bonds aud approved given Tor
the amount OF the interest payable the times
said and bond without security for the principal pay
able the Is January 1929 and these bonds secured y deed
OF trust on the as 70 secare the punctal payment thereof
GARRIr MINOR, Trustees of Warner
RoBEtT sTANARD,} L. Wormiey
j. u. FERGUSON, Executors OF Tbos
WIN. MILLER, mas Miller.
Jan. IL 76-tds
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was situated ut Mendoza from that time un,il iay +,
before yesterday both armies took different positions
and the enemy did not show inclination for ac-
ton, the contrary disposition avoid il, from
its being his only plan reinforce the fortress of Cal
ao, which he effected Yesterday az Z. NJ. making
forced ni:,rch from ST. Botga. His excelcncy oi-
dered squadron of cavalry and companies of en-
zadores, under command of A,arado, 10 follow up
his guard, which WAS impracticable 10 effect in
consequence of the CELEBRITY OF his march, The encs
my is this dny siationctn Baquiina, and the 1.-The
ting army encamped near La Legua, observing his
movements The considerable quantity Of provisions
necessary to support this reiniorcenicnt, together
with the garrison that remained in Cailao and whose
supplies sufficient to last them this month";
according to exact information received, will place
them under the necessity Of making rally meet
valiant iroops, for besides the difficulty already
meniivned, they unable provide forage Cor their
cavalry in the contracted position which they occu-
ply; all which leads TO the persuasion, that whatever
may have been the enemy's plan in throwing himself
INTO Caiiao, lie cannot remain there many days with
out being obliged TO overcome the barrier opposed
him by the superior number, enthusiasm, aud valor
Of troops.
Nllit, forces rgidly blockade the fortress to pre-
vent all exterior assistance or communication and
the progress which the division Of Col Miller makes
in the south, (>vlo by this time be possession
Of Haumauga) IS also of vast importance.
General La Se,uia remains in Jauja, but any Mt
empts that he MAY make with the small force thai he
has, will be of consequence, fo parties of Guer-
rillas, In considerable number, observe his move
ments.
This is The present of the campaign and it is
sufficient to give YOU idea of what may be justly
expected il we consider the same trS IT. G heroic
enthusiasm which this capital has Jis-.> ed, without
distinction OF sex age in favor of the of the
continent-all which have the honor to communi
cate TO you in order that his Excellcncy, the supreme
director, To whom is owing, in great degree, the
success oil our arms, may participate in The salisac
ton tn he derived from brilliant prospects, now
on the point Of being realised, firmly establishing
thereby the destiny of those friendly to Ameri-
can independence.
tSignetD assure YOU, &C.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

p ANYWAY from the subscriber, living in Boydon MecN
enburg county, Va. negro by the name OF NED
50 or 40 years ofage carpenter by trade complex
ion and good counenance had when dark
honiespun coat and oznaburgs frowers remarkable
the thick of the thumb left hand occasion-
e Ivy the cu or broad small dent near one of his
eyes Ned was raised near Winchester and may ossi-
bly, attempt TO get back there. for have good reasons 10
believe he was carried 20 Richmond by negro wapgoner
from the neigh.oIhood and in the negbborhood
of the city some time. will give so dollars reward iC he
taken in e and secured in any Jail so that get him
again, aud fifty dollars il ta.cn out OF the state
October 80 50--wl2H' THOMAS NAL
0uRsuNr 10 deed of trust executed by Mary Larus 10
IL the subscriber certain therein ment;on
ed, will he sold for csh, WEDNESDAY the sixth sy of
February next at Faysers tnyerE n negro MAN. named
henrY. RICHARD CRUMP
New Kent, Ian %. soN5,s
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RUNAWAY IN IAII.-

WAS comn,ied TO the Jail of Greenbrier county rs
Nv runaway the 2sti day of November 1921 negro
man. i've feet Eve on six inches high, rather dark COM
exo straight limbs, has of his upper teeth rotted
OUT thin lips about 10 or so of age-had on and with
INN Two Sirts, two pair panoons, old wacoats one
srioui coat one close bodied-coat old fur hat
shoes &c. said negro his name Is THORNTON, and
belongs TO VIM Fitzhugh of Frederick county, Va-The
owner OF said slave desired prove property pay charges
and take him away, or he i'll b. dealt with as the law d.
JACOB HOOVER Jailor
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LANN NOR SALE

IN OF order Gloucester county court the
Commissioners therein will SELL at the Courthouse
Of The SAID county, on the rs Monday Myeh (,eing
Gloucester court daya tract OF land belonging 10 the
of John Wood deceased lying ia said county continuing
from SIX to seven hundred acres, known 10y the of
ga face and adjoining Woods Ordinary; which tract
contains about so 10 Of excellent neao, the
due good level high land, well adaped the culture Of
Of Poiapotrk crock The lard will he shown by Mr. John
Hewlett residing it, and terms known by him
Gloucester January o. ,';,,,'''''.
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TDY virtue OF deed of me executed by William,
ID foney Of the county Of PowhaaD secure to Edward
COX Of money therein mentioneo SHALL ThaysSoH
me tn day Of 6qrch proceed to sell 20 the highest bid.
der ready mon the tract Of land where0n To-
ncy resides lying The main roa6 about miles above
the % oitsviiie. JAMES CLABKE, Trustee.
Powhstap, January q. s2-sw iws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-29

N ne Office ofS. & ~. Gvea " Co.. f. styeet)
" ESPECTFULLY informs the public and The Members
OF the Legislature, that he has up good assort-
hen OF bLANk BOOKS, OF sizes and descriptions
wiich will be sold the lowest ,eins-among which
are edgers cash. bill invoice current
ictter and receipt books also, RECORDS, such us order
VIII and deed books rule and docLes fee memo
tandum and pocket books-checks and negotiable
iDo'nl on each Of the banksaDk msic well ruled either
enund or in sheetsbs of exchangeainined letter and
folio post paper
IBOok-BNtDING of ell kinds executed with neatness
ana durability the shortest notice. inferior TO none in this
Or any other state Having extensive and complete
BINDING Establishment provided with
terals which be fond in this country and being him
sell workman, he hopes and he III meet with that
portion OF encouragement which his workmanship and
prices dese-ye.
~ Patterns for ruling particular blank books for counting
houses ana public Offices with pleasure taken appiL
cato either in tue city Manchester and required re-
ur1ed executed 60 the same spot.
december u. 6Q-oauto,
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GoRDoNsvILLE roslsALE.

lHSgVH The Subscribers hive Determined to sell ti-
ElR very valuable estate, containing about 900
OF lnd lying In the county Of Orange, the stage road
leading Charlottesville Fredericksbury which Is In
tersccted by the stage from Richmond Hasvnbury
within 20 miles OF the University Of Yirgiaia.
The land is handsomely situated under the Souti-yscs
Mountains, in wealthy neighborood and has the
misses three commodious houses, stables, and other
necessary ou,buiIdngs we'll olexceient wa
ter good garden, large APPLE ORCHARD Of choice nit,
and abundance limestone which easily be raised
This establishment has long been known the ELI
BILE for TAVERN Of n the upper country and
count of its healthy situation is pleasant in the
summer for people from the lower part ofthe
We have rented the Tavern for the ensuing should
SAFE be effected the toe purchaser
have the liberty of seeding In the fall.
For terms apply to Doctor Deale Nathaniel Gordon
the place, James Gordon, Boetour county John n
Gordon, Of the house of Williams Gouion, Richmond.
JANIS GORDON, Heirs at iass JOHN n. GORDON,
LUCY GORDON, fefNathasieiS NATfiL. GORDON,
CHARLES BEALE. Gordon, dec. sAML II. GORDON
(snrdnn lie ners>r ,t,arA N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-29
NEW FASHIONS

Just received and opening al the Store Of MARY
- SOUrHGAfE, extensive assortment OF Hats & Bon
nets Of the fashions be surpassed neatnes
elegance among them black and white Leghorn,
velvet and straw bonnets ephia and beaver great
variety Of feathers Of the Bsomes and fashionable
coors plaid ribbons brads cur white preaths and other
head ornaments waddpg and trimming for peses; hair
nets and rizees caps, capes, coarets and corses
CAESAR Russia and antique oil which greatly contribute to
the elegance ofthe bead well the color the hair -
Qus essence ofTyre for changing light red Color red
hair TO dark brown black and many other articles
Millinery line too numerous TO enumerafc.
On hand, few ready made PELISS ESAil Of which she
determined dispose Of the reasonable terms for
cash.
Leghorn 4 Straw nonnets cleaned died and trimmed
LFMAETUA-MAKING done in the newest fashions and
AZ the shortest notice.
November 49, 55-tf
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Committed 10 The jail Of Frederick County, "a
nNthe first day Of October last, runaway, negro
~ who calls himself CYRUS, says he formerly be-
onged TO John NetherHg of AibemarIe county, Virginia.
who sold him 20 gentleman residing in the OF Geor
gia name unknown. Said negro about 80 Of age
dark complexion, about ce5 inches high clothing
much worm The owner Is requeed forward prove
property pay charges and take Rim awayee he viii he
dealt with as The lazy in snci cases preserves.
Dec. 9. 67-w1Sw CnhRLES HuLET ,Jsior.