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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-09-04
FRESH SUMMER GOODS.
Robert p. Lee,

Will THIS DAY OPEN,
A general assortment Of fresh imported
< n staple ana fancy Day GooDs, lseected with
particular care)
AMONG THEM ARE:
case black Canton grapes, (frst chop)
case heavy Irish linens, put up in pieces;
: lot superb olive ground prints
2uiuo blue caiicoes singham and carnbric dres.
muslins. cs1nbrics, shaws fancy hsndkerchiefs,
sepyrs and zeiias, black isvantns worsted, cotton
asd silk hosiery blue nsnkins dmity, jeans. drill.
ings, elegant psrasols, umbrellas, ribbons, twiird
Eombszet,s, shiTtings. ladies belts new article,
trimming tapes, &c. &c. &c.
ALSO,
few more of those cheap LEGHORNS-all of
which will be sold lower than have yet been offered
30 town this spring. Those who call shall not be
disappointed in the prices May2l.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-09-04
FON SALr.-ht lou priee.
FARM I'm the town of Columbis

A FARM in the town Of Columbia,
Il (Con) situate two mites westerly from the
meeting house, and one mile from the turnpike road
leading from Lebanon TO Hartford, containing 130
ceres. Said farm is well wa,ered. and well proper.
toned IN moving Pasture, plough.lsnd. wood
land and orcharding-with convenient dwel,iCg
house, two and other out houses threon stand
ing. PAYMENT wfil te made easy--say ono fourth at
the time Of purchase the other three four,hs may
remain on good security, from one, to ten years as
best suits the purchaser For further particulars
enquire OF EPBRAtN NINA on the premises, or TO
MANAsSEH MINER,
SEPT. IL 1922. Of SfoHng.a1.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-09-04
MARBLE
M ON u M f. N L S,

MARBLE
MON u M f. N rs,
TOMBS, Chimney Pieces, Hearths,
L Fire places and Grave stones, Of American
end Italian Marble, blue, white and clouded, for
safe on the Packet wharf, NRw'PoRT.
ALSO,
SEQ pair Of Grave stones, Of the finest
and most durable Blue Slate, warranted superior to
any sold in this sta,e.-Free Stone for Windows,
Caps and sills, Hearths, Fire Places and Steps,
All of which will be sold at the lowest Prices for
Cash. Country produce, or other Merchandise, and
yin long credit ifrequired.
apply to JAMES STEVENS,
Newport, March 81. Pelham. Stree.
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IfrII LIN NIlG AsG

rRINrHp AHD pusLIshHB
WILLIAM SEHO.tS,
rRixrrR OF THE LAWS or TIE UkITSB sTATNs.
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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-06-18

II JEREMIAH ROBINSON has on
- hand, and for sale, at his Old Stand, in
WOTeester--
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Whole No. 1920.
TO Tanners.

|NO be Let, on a long Lease.
- one Of the most eligible Spots in Prince.
ION for the TANNERY BUSINESS, and all the
Branches connected with if--with Land suit
able, that will admit Of 200 Pits, 81 more
having never-failing Spring Of Water run
ming through it, which cannot be diverted by
any one owning Lands near it-witf ample
room for every Building necessary for carving
them on. A new Dwelling House and Barn,
finished this Spring, an excellent Well of Wa
ter, and about IS acres Of Land will be let
with it.
AS the Turnpike now about to be made
from Barre to Princeton, and the new line Of
stages, which are proposed to extend TO Alba
ny (by which the distance between Boston
and that city will be greatly shorfened)-
al must pass the above-described premises--it
= presumed, as there is no Tan-Yard ON this
route within several miles of tia better on
portunity Of employing capital of from $500
TO as many thousands, and upwards, there has
not been before offered to be leased. in this
vicinity situation SO well adapted to the
above business.
N.B. The Lessee will not be charged with
Rent TIL after the I.t of April, 1924.
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0P Blank DECLARATIONS
for those who wish to be restor-
ed to the Pension List-tor sale
at this Office.
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a SO

10 be Let, very near the above
premises, BLACKSMITH SHOP, with ey-
cry utensil and Fixture for immediately COM
mencing work.--To an industrious Man. of
steady habits, and a good Workman, it viii be
an object worth attention. Or For particu-
lars respecting both the above premises. please
to apply to Mr.. REUBEN BROOKS. at the
-Four Corners, in Princeton.
Princeton, June 8, 1923.
Or The Printer of the Hampden Journal.
Springfield, will please TO insert this in his pa.
per, and send his bill as above.
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Worcester, IS.
Probate-O Office, June 8, 1898.
To the Hears AID Deuisees Of ANNE
BRucs, nte Of Shrewsbury, an SAID
County, deceased, and 70 oil Others con
cerned IN the Estate Of sad deceased,
GREETING.:
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
n pear ifyou see 6t at The Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in July next, at ten
Of the clock, before noon, to show cause why
License should not be granted to the Admin
istrator, with the Will annexed, Of said deceas-
ed, to sell and convey so much Of the Real Es-
tate Of the said .4nne as viii raise the sum Of
1855: 90, for the payment Of debts and Legal
cies /; aud yon will be heard thereon.
THEoPls. WHEELER, Reg.
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Worcester, IS.
Probate Office, May ~, 1923.
To The Hears Of CHLoE Davenport, late
Of Mendon, ~ said County, deceased,
aaa to all others concerned in the Estote
81 sad deceased, GREErryc.
VOU arc hereby cited to APP
u pearl you ft) atthe Court Of Pro,
bate TO be holden at Worcester, in said Coun.
ty, on the first Tuesday in July next, at ten Of
the clock, before noon, to show cause why the
instrument. which purports 10 be the last WIN
and Testament Of said deceased, should mot be-
approved; and you will be heard thereon.
NATHL- PAINE, y. Prob.
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CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.

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Worcester, SIS.
Probate Office, June 3, 1928.
To the WIoU, Creditors, a,1 Heirs Of
SAMUEL PARKER, Jun. iots of Charlton,
a. said County, deceased, and to al OH
ers concerned IN The Estate Of sad de-
ceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
H. pear (if you see f) at the Court Of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
iy, on the first Tuesday in July next, a. one Of
the clock, after noon, 10 show cause why the
Accounts OF the Administration OF said Estate
should not be allowed; and you will be heard
thereon.
NATHL. PANE, J. Prob.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-06-18
Furniture.

TsI1E Subscriber being deter
n mined TO make alterations in bis Busi-
ness, now offers all his large ami elegant as
sortment of FANCY ,WINDSOR%KITCHEN
CHAIRS and CABINET FURNITURE, at
very reduced prices, for Cash only. Aud all
that remains on hand, together with numerous
other Articles, will be sold, at
PUBLIcK -.aUCTTQ.N,
on Thursday, the 26th day of Jure, instant, at
0 O'Clock, A. NJ. OF Terms msae known at
sale.
JOSEPH STETT..
Worcester, June II, 1898.
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Farm for Sale, at Auetson.

ME Subscriber will offer his
N FARM for sale, at Publick Auction, on
Monday, the thirtieth day of June next, at 12
O'Clock at noon, on the premises. Said Farm
lies IN the westerly part Of Rutland, on road
leading from the Turnpike to Hubbardston,
through what is called New Boston, contain
ing ninety-fve acres Of Land, with a good
Brick Yard and plenty of Clay Moving, Pas
turing, Tiilage, and Woodland, and some
Orchard, and Buildings thereon.-Any per-
sons wishing to know respecting the Brick, &c.
may Inquire of Mr.. Joseph CaldsoeH, in Rut.
land, or Mr.. Wfsach, of Holden, or cali and see
Tor themselyes.--Asr respects The Farm, in
CURRY may be made Of Mr.. Jednfhssa Green.
living near the premises, or any one may ca1
and see for themselves. or. Conditions of
sale made known at the place Of sale.
GILL GIBBS.
Rutland, May 81. 1928.
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Worcester, IS.
Probate Office, May 81, 1928.
To the Widosr and Hears of PETER READ,
lite Of Douglas, II sad County, dcceos-
ca, and to all others concerned in tie
Estate Of said deceased, GREETISc.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
81 pear (if you sec fit) at the Court Of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in July next, at ten
Of the clock, before noon, TO show cause why
the instrument, which purports to be the last
Will and Testament Of said deceased, should
not be approved, and also to show cause why
Natha,tel Carpenter, of said Douglas, should
not BIO appointed Administrator with the
viii annexnd) OF said deceased's Estate and
you will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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Paints g Dye-stuG.
BRIGHAM & DELANO,


No. 80, Union-Street, BosroN--
HAVE on hans and offer for
FH Sale
90 casks London White lead.
Is do. Dutch do. 10.
25 do Venetian Red.
90 do. French Yellow Ochre.
80 do. Bristol Brown.
5 do. Red Lead.
10 DO. Whiting.
80 bbs. L;nseed Oil.
S cases Gum Shellac.
8 do. Chinese Vermilion.
1000lb. French Green.
l200lb. Verdigris.
60Olb. Chrome Yellow.
1901 Prussian Blue.
200 gallons Copal Varnish.
100 do. Japan do.
100 dozen Paint Brushes.
200 boxes Boston Crown and Chelmsford
WindowGlass.
10 tons Logwood.
do. Fustic.
2 do. Redwood.
do. Nicaragua.
go bbls. ground Camwood.
100 do. ground and clipped Lcgwood.
so do. do. Redwood.
80 do. clipped Fustic.
80 do. Alum.
90 do. Copperas.
10 do. Roman yitriol.
10 carboys Oil do.
1900 ID. NIadder.
500 ID. Red Tartar.
4 5000 10. large size Clothiers' Plates.
WITH A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
Drugs &. Medicines, Paints e.
Dye-St3s-
which will be sold at very low prices.
Boston, May s, 1923. 8w
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T EAVES Worcester for Boston

r EAVES Worcester for Boston
IA Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. at
7o'cleck, A. III. and arrives at Q o'clock, p. M.
----l:eturnipg-Leaves Boston at 10 o'clock.
A. NJ. on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Frida, :,
and arrives al Worcester at 6 o'clock, p NJ.
This LIEE CT STAGES the Subscribers
have established for the express purpose of ac-
communicating those Gentlcmen and Ladies who
wish to travel from and to the Heart Of the
Commonwealth, = and without the inconveni-
ence OF tlsc evening air--passipg through the
pleasant Villages Of Shrspsbmy, .Ncnh5oropeh.
Marlborough, Sudbury, Wesfon, by The Wal
than & WATERFOWL Factories, into Boston,
" Books kept at THoMAs's (late,
sIKEs's) Hotel, Worcester, and at EARI.,s.
Hanover Street, Boston.
SIMEON BURT. Eoresses
Mag G, 1923. CIV
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Notice for Superintendent Of tie
House Of Industry, al soaA fOston.

"A NY person inclined and quail
{ a fled TO undertake The :uperintendance
OF the above Institution. nlayapply to The Sub
scriher, stating his qualifications, with evidence
in their support.
A Man, well acquainted with practical
farming possessing intelligence, integrity, en-
srsy, and spirit Of disc itline, will. be requir-
cd. One accustomed tothe care Of an Aims
House, or House OF Correction, is desirable
itisrequested that applications should be made
IN writing, rather than III person. None need
apply. except those who can give satisfactory
evidence OF possessing the requisite qualifca-
tons. Respectable references 70 persons, of
whom inquiries may be made, will be preferred
10 any mere collection Of names, however nu-
merous or respectable.
JOSIAH QUINCY, Mayor.-
Mayors Office, 1iay 90, 1928.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-11
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

From the beginning Of the discussions upon
the subject of the presidency, il has been tKg
aim of Interested persons TO enlist every pas
sion and prejudice which could be made tn
subservr then, views. To this end, the general
distinctions of northern and southern interest
have been created and have been urged wiiha
Zeal full as sinister as il has been unsuccessful
particular illustration, by examples, how
ever, Of the instances Wherein This difference
exists, has not been often attempted for il is
difficult where great and commandments be-
long To u c"uOti'y. mutual in themselves, and
binding and affecting all alike. 10 explain how
thty are opposed 10 each other and how they
can he dissimIar and conirasied in their re-
sul's. Nevertheless, II has snInctIines been
attempted and recently in an nstaure tss hich
we have already noticed) the editor oftIIe N. Y.
American presses upon the people ofthe north
Tie necrssity Of the election If Mr. Adams 10
The presidency, as " the most natural and the
only probable means" Of securing to our ciii-
zcns Inc free navigation of the ST. Lawrence
/" THIS attempt To excite prcjudices towards
one section OF the country, upon the prctence
That II, and any citizen who might chance 80
be elected from it, would be iodilTerentOr OPP
pnsc1 10 the Interests pf another section, we
objected !; and have dr6Wn upon us, as we
had reason 70 EXPECT, the anger of the
American.
NAT local Feelings and narrow views will
prevail IN states or ncighborhoods, Immediate
~ interested 10 obtaining or securing u fayorife
privilege, we do not duubt. II was noI the
prevalence OF propensity Of this sort wliicfl
we denied. What it was deemed dnty 81
dissent from, was the obslrusion Of snch feel
lngs and views into the examination of snf,-
ject which could not, or ought not, to be con-
nrctrd with them, and which could receive
only injury and distortion, by such connection.
Tine election Ola president under such cir
rnmstances, would be- u real misfortune,
which might be lamPntpd, but for which even
the admission of a claim thus comparatively
paliry, would be- very inadequate rqui, silent.
1t IS not strange that the American shrinfs
from the application, By others, of the rule
which he would establish for the men OF the
north. 10 is not worth while iO play upon
the word nothing. The question Is direct
oDe: Can it he denied, that an iudi,idual
"hose elcclonis fTihereh exclusively bccsuse
ne would he a northern president, aud because
I've would study 10 advance northern iaterests,
viii be opposed, ~ the south, because he would
he cyclugirely northern Greater hrraIity,
IN This respect, carroi be- demanded Of the
south, Than - shown by the north. When The
friends of a candidate tSciily declare that be
i not 10 he the president for the nation, hut
Tor fhe nG-ih ~ west, or the south. as ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-11
FOR SALE

I'M tract Of land in Albemarie er,,r.v berefocor. ms
which 'ence consisting Of $500 acres about 1000 Of
lew de n we best mountain quality, and 800 lyog BE-.
quaS n aud extending from is generally of good
Tract IeniHrkably well imbcred, wafered. rtr
james on The south side Of he Rivanra branch Of
within a. & hayigable for batieaux Milton, which is
from III ''s' u IS miles from charlottesville and
health Yniyersiiy OF IFS advantageous situation f,r
estate soeiey, no remark need he made here. The
dweirs Ail the usual improvements on H. a connection.
purrose ssi bulldogs for and other domestic
gs suou Stables two barns with hresbing machines
aorers INV mill With good houses for managers, au
pair. posted for each purpose and all in good
paris W. tFae may be divided into several
ftis ne so disposed Or " desired The pawn enf
very Hhs money may I've made by instanens with p
The eIenit 70 be agreed on At time nf sale
HE issd 0nu the stock Of every kind maybe sold will
acres so i9,ale another ractof rather more than 700
is n3r ul,s below Milton, wfhiH the river on
rnbere,t ~ sue which lies well, Is of good quality vel
PASSING ,t walefed and has valuable Ut limestone
each 4 "Weh IT, This u divided into two farms
small fsmi, on p dwelling house, very coumoIious Tor
given a. ~, with necessary buildings. Credit will bs
PER- 'h' tract, in like manner a. Tor the other
rccfi, nrnabie = purchase viii address themselves
W5shir.n JAMES MONROE.
s'" '"he-lW fo-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-11
OFFICIAL ACCOUNT
0fhe Capture Of HE Colombian Corpettes,

UMe Capture oF The Colombian CoruetteS, Jy
The Royatists
We have received copy of the official des.
patch addressed to the Intendant Of Venezue-
la by Commodore Daniels, giving an account
ofthe circumstances which caused the capture
of the two Colombian corvettes by the frigate
and corvette under the Spanish Rear Admiral
Laborde-of which translation will be found
below.
The force of the two Spanish vessels, as
stated in the despatch, amounted to IS guns
and 500 men the force Of the two captured
coryettcs we have ascertained was rs follows
The Carabobo, IL long twelves, eighteen
FOUNDER cannonades, long nine and long
six, and ZIG men.
The Maria Francisco, 10 long twelyes, 3
long mines, tiirty-two FOUNDER canDonades
and 50 men.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-11

subscfbers have The pleasure
and customers that by the three arrivals (he vir
gnia dischargngO they have received large
sion TO their former stock OF DRY GOODS which gives
them the best assortment they have before had h.
season: Among them are,
Cambets
Cambria Handkerchiefs
Linen .Canhrics
Printed oanbrcs and caicOes, 81, 7-s and IA wide
some of which very handsome
Furniture Calicoes
Furniture, garment and cambria Dmi,ies
100 pieces cotton Cambria, various qualities
so do. Jacone,s, Mediums and Null nlusllns
Worked Scotch, Swiss and India do
Cassineis and Satineis
Tortoise tuck, side and long Combs
Imitation do.
Ivery and BARRIERS do.
Linen and cotton Checks, some fine fot children
Canton, Nankin aud Mandarin Grapes and Grape Robe.
49, and s.4 grape shawlS, various coors
Canton and Maniain Grape searfs
Cotton Fringes and Bindings
Cotton Cassmeres, Union Mixture and Stripes
Saiteens, and Vigonia and Angola Goods, seasonnble
and handsome for genilemen's wear
Common, Company and Nance chop Nankeens
ack, blue pink green, straw, white &c Italian Grape:
White and eolored Drings, some very fine
4,s, 9and 1914 Damasks and Diapers table cloths
Fans of various kinds
Ladies' and gentlemen's Gloves OF every description
New and beautiful Ginghams
Gauzes of various kinds
Mems aud womcn's cotton, silk and worsied Hosiery
Flag and Spiial6cld do.
cases Irish Linens, superior bleach and texture
do Sd Irish Shertings
I do. superior Long-lawns Keniings
Zine gauZe Handk erchefs Tor mourning
Various fashionable Gau7es and Ciauze Grapes
Neeklaces-superinr Needles
6iit and common Pins
Parasols aud Umbrellas
Best sewing Silk and Twist
Orange plaid Seersuckers
Patent Suspenders
Thread and cotton Tickings
Sir Velvets and velvet RihlaLds finn.
harseilles Valencia x Foreniine VeStings newest
Bomlba,etts and Bomhazines, various colors
Scolloped aud Inserting Trimmings
leila Scarfs Pelieripes and Handkerchief
Black and white boil, nei Grapes and Colarets
Worked Muslin do. and Caps
Alarge assortment Thread Laces
Black and white silk do
Elegant gilt and polished steel belt Buckles
DO. do.
Plain and elegant Ribbands
Robes of various kind,
Elegant silk Sbawls and Scarfs, something new
DO. bobbneti do
few elegant obblnett Wells, black and white
few real India Scarfs and ShawlS
Figured Silks, black aud varieus fashionable colors
few rich plaid do.
Sans of various kinds
cases ladies LEGuOKN HATS and GIPSEYS, beau
nui style and quality, and much under usual price
he above articles have been selected in last three
weeks by Tue unor partner here, aided by his partner
M the morrill, and such them in assur
ing the public and their that they suppl,
them on unusually low terms.
July 81 IS-3t WILLIAM NEALE & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-11
OF THE PIRATES

The brig Tropic, capt. Stevens, which ar
rived AT this port, few days since, from
Campeachy, nm her passage To that port, from
Havana, in ballast, was taken, April II, in
Campeachy Bay, by piratical schr nf about
20 tons, monnling Q guns, and having crew
AS he understood of 80 men. A part of the
pirates with the first lieut. remained on board
all night, making repeated demands for his
the caprs.) money, and threatening him with
death, in case of refusal In the morning the
pirate capt. came on board, at the moment
his gang were in the act of putting n rope
round capt. SIS. neck, tO hoist him up. He
was ordered to be released, and capt. Stevens
satisfied him that there was no specie on
board, Except few dollars, his own property
and when he gave up) he having sold his cargo
on credit, and received letter of credit on
Campeachy. The pirate capt then proposed
to hun I" ransom the vessel for 1000 dollars,
otherwise she would be burnt
Having procured canoe, with two Indian
hshernen capt. ;. was sent to Campeachy
to obtain The money ifpossible. On the way
lhey stopped at the Island of Peidres, 90 miles
rom The city, Co take in a passenger. lsup-
posed To be- pirate oficcr) and capt S. went
on shore, where were two small buildings gp.
parently filled with plumber. He here found
IA man who stated himself to- be Germnn
and sail maker by tradp-he said the island
was RENDEZVOUS for the crew Of the above
schr and where they slowed their goods, Sc
SAID he bad been taken ont of Jail by the
pirates, and then Joined them fliat he was
very anxious To- leave them, but dare not at
tempt II, rs he ran great risk of being re.
taken, IN which case his lie would not I've
spared. He had several sails in his shnp. and
the one he was then at work upon he said
was plundcrcd from an English brig. nhr
aGeorge sd and was Intended as - ,nainsail
tor tie schr Tie behaved friendly To cant.
;. and said ihr pirates had an immense guam
NY OF goods, modpy, &c. in 1leir possession,
obtained during their rruizes.
Capt. Stevens landed ON the beach, outside
me walls Of Campeachy, same night about
y "'ci0ck, proceeded Immediately to the house.
oI an American merchant, and stated his
situation. This gentleman advised him 10
proceed, wifi all expedition, on board an
English siooP OF war lying in the harbor, and
get her capt. Ia go 10 pursuit Of the pirate.
who was lying about 25 miles from the civ.
Not being abie to iiud her, be returned. and
next day the man 0fwar appeared ha, ing re.
taken the rfnpic.
In the boat hich conveyed capt. < m shore
We're trunks IA ids, covered viii, MATING
and n bale Containing hagei0g, cilSen ont 1T
il'e schf. and ha,ing the original nafSs o,,
tiein II. Ms 90 T.. They had been rlnu-
dered from spra vessel, aid were landed on
the beach without molcs;aiion.
AT the liinc thr =. move rs sight, the pirates
bad ~ Thar pussessicD Ire brig planter.