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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-07
Virginia, to W.:
IN Haft;tr County Tour, u chaaeffH he
ziM Dag Of .VoremJe,, 1871

III IfifvoI 1oHltY dehff tt IHu"tN y TITO
I'm DAY u .NoremJer, 1891
simlsoG Chesher, plaintiff,
against
panio. Cl.sher, John Clle.her, VIM. simp-
son rud Elizabeth his wife, Nui Chosher,
Nm. 1lumsa md Hannah la wlto, Hosea
cbesher, John stone aud Peggy lis vile, l.
lijah Noosley aud Nancy his wife, James
Chesber aud Zaclius ohesher,
defendants.
The defendants Daniel chesbor, John Che
sher, William Simpson aud Elizabeth his wife,
William Chesher, William Thomas aud Han
nah his wife, Hosea C%healer, John Stone and
Peggy his wife, Elijah Woosley and Nancy
his wife, aud Jas. Cbesher, not having entered
their appearance a. given security accordiH
10 The act OF assembly and the rules of this
court, aud If appearing 10 the satisfaction OF
tho court that the said defendants Daniel Che
sher, john Chesher, William Simpson aud
wife, William Chcsfer, Niliinm 1iomns and
wife, Hosea Chcshcr, John Stone and wife,
Elijah Noodey and wife, aud Jas. Chester,
are not inhabitants of this commonwealth,
on motion of the plaintiff, by his counsel, II
IS ordered, thai the said defendants, Daniel
aud John Chcshrr, YIN. Simpson aud VIE,
" III. Cheshcr, YIN. Thomas aud wife, Hosea
Chcalicr, John Stone aud wife. Elijah NOos-
ley and wife, aud james Chesher, do appear
here on the fourth Monday in February neat,
and answer the bill ol the plaintiff, and tlIat a
copy ot this order be UrthwitlI inserted III one
Of the new 'pRpers published in The town Of
%Lynchburg Tor eight weeks successfully, and
posted al The front door olthc court house OFF
Iii, county A Cory-Teste.
}. II BOXLII, d. c.
December 3. wSwtl7
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Notice.
On The 18th day of this Month.

IT '"' '"'' W"y VI tIIs NIVIIIII.
WILL SELL, Il tide highest bidder,
i al the late residence of John WilLerson,
deed, in Bedford county, I'LL the Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Utensils.
0he crop NOW on hand, consisting of Corn.
Fodder, Oats aud Slmcks also the stock OF
Cattir, Horses and Hogs. At the snmc time
,nd place | will hire out five prime Negroes
fermswill he made known IN the day of sale
JOSEPH NllkFRSON, Almr
otJohn Wiikcrson, deed.
n. II All those having claims AGAINST the
above estate will please present them well
authenticated for settlement on the lav of
sale, and those indebted will come iornard
aud make settlement at the same time, n |
wish 10 know the standing Of the cstatc. in
order Ia make arrangements To discharge tn,
debts. J. W. admr. of. " decd
December }. uov+l5
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Virginia., ~ Wiz.

.hu court holden for PiHsgtranio county,
on .lbadag he 2oh dag IF September,
1894:
Samuel Panpiil aud samuel stone, late
partners aud acting aud trHding under the
style and firm OF Samdel Papnill ~ "a.
plaintiffs,
Against
Frareis Simpson and William Simpson,
Defendants.
IA C~fL1NCERf.
The defendant Francis simpson, moi hay.
inc entered his appearance aud given seeuti.
y according TO ltr art oi assembly aud rules
OF this court, aud il appearing Ia the sesislnc-
ton pf The court, that he j. rot nm inhal hunt
OF this commonwealth, on motion of the
plaintiffs, BY their COUNSEL, il is nfdrred, tlet
ile said defendant, Francis simpson, do np-
pear her. on the tiirtl Monday in tanunry
nexi, and answer The plaintiffs htli, and that u
copy OF this order be Forthwith inserted in one
oil the newspapers printed IN l.ynehbnrg, Tor
eight weeks successfully.
Copy-Tcstr,
WILL. ICNsTsLL, - {.
October 10. wsw 10
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Lottery and Exchange Qf'ce, No. ia,
.harkd strfti, Baltimore.
Where ROTH the capital prizes of 10000
DOLLARS and 10000 DOLLARS. drawn in
the Monument Lottery on Thursday last were
sold, aud where the great capital pri2r OF One
Iiuidrcd 1h0oSnId Daiiars, aud the two
2o,ooo's--l poo',-1 ,Oun's, nc. sc. were sold
in the tive last state Lotteries, and the CASH
Tor the whole instantly paid On presentation
oil the Tickets. rs usual.
oRDLRS from any part Of the United
States, either by mail, post paid, or by private
conveyance, enclosing the Cash or Prizes in
any of The lotteries, will meet the same
prompt aud p%nnolnal attention ms ii on per
sonal application, addressed 10
J l. COHEN, Jr.-BaHimorc
n CODEN'S +" lottery GaacYe and Regis.
Ter Will contnin the Official Lists al the draw
ihgs, md will be forwarded throughout tn
Lottery gratis, 10 all who purchase lleit tick
els NJ COHEN OFFICE. Those Who wish
to receive the drawings Will mention it when
they send on licir'ordcrs.
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PRIME

y. .1hKEE&J G.. NEE.U hare on hand.
400 sacks best Liverpool filed Salt
10 hhds brown Sugar, some very prime
3 bbls do do
10 bags green Coffee
d barrels loaf Sugar
Tea, Pepper, Aisrice, Mace, Alum,
Madder, Indigo, Salts, Coppcras, Chdik,
Windowglass, Steel of all kind, white Lead
in Oil, sc. &c.-mhi,h will be sold at their
usual low prices.
November .. ,s oe
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Yhe Tract OF AAanA,

called the Brick House, situated on the main
western road, about hnIi way between Robert
Hunters and New London, nine miles from
Lynchburg, and one aud tliree-fourths from
Campbell courthouse. This tract contains
upwards of twelve hundred acres, about lilree
hundred of which is in a good state OF cult.
vation-with improvements worth about four
thousand characteristic a srist and saw mill,
entirely new. Instead of a further descrip.
ton of the fertility aud advantages OF the
situation of this estate, ! invite all persons
disposed to purchase to make themselves ac-
qlainted, previous TO the day of sale, and will
he glad To shew ii nj any time. This tract
can he divided if necessary Tbs sale will
take place at my house, md the terms made
known on the day of sale.
JOSEPH Chiffon
Nov -. I'd, III
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PROPOSALS

WILL be- received by William Davis
W OF L%ynchburg, aud seth Ward of New
London, tor making two miles or more of the
L,nchbnrg and Salem Turnpike Road, CON
mcneing at the second quarter of the fourth
section To be made II feet wide, ls feet from
the centre 10 he laid With stone, we'll beddcd,
+, inches the bedding to be covered with
h'ht stone . inches, broken SO that The largest
shall pass through a three inch ring on each
SIDE a Summer road of dirt. The director,
viii meet at Captain John Lefwich's, in the
county OF Bedford, on the Eth instant, to ex.
anime the proposals, and. contract with the
undertaken. BY order of the board.
JOHN LYNCH, Clerk.
December 3. u2NE
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Notice.

WILL BE SOLD, To the highest bid.
w der on Thursday the oh Of Ia, mouth
necemher, the entire stock of DRUGS.
MEDICINES, SiIOp FURNITURE. &c. he.
longing 10 the estate of " illiam Il EdcnicId,
dec. Terms Of sale made known ON the dav.
SAMUEL B~RANSfORD. Curator of
the estate Of ". II. Edcnrcld.
December 3. td.
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Notice

IS hereby given Ihat all The Cells IN he
Il Lo"G'ic Hospital, in The city Of HiHiam,-
burg, are occupied, aud that no sore patients
(Nlale or Female will he received into said
Hospital, until some of the said Cells are va
cart, due notice OF which will he given.
by order otthe Court of Directors.
.. Leo. HENLEY, c. C. d.
Williamsburg, Fee. p.
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NEW STORE.
Staple and Fancy Goods

subscriber is now receiving, ia The
L house lately occupied by Mess. Campbell
q oreenway, ~neatdoor TO Nessrs. Gall q Bull
IocAs', a large and general assortment OF
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FALL and Winter Goods.
AMONG HTfICU I'M =.

AMONG HHIcH I'M :.
superhne blue aud black Breadelolhs,
DO do 10 tGassiaeres,
relisse Cloths,
tassinetts,
Drab aud Olive Cords,
super alcncis teslings,
Common do
Marseilles,
tlanuels,
B~oeking and Drapery Baizes,
Bose aud Point blankets,
Plain aud igueed Bombazettes,
Bombszeens,
Waterloo shawls,
Irish Linens,
Diapers,
Camlfic Dimity,
White nnd colored Domestic,
Cotton Hose,
Norstcd do
Do Slate color,
silk do
Gloves,
An elegant nssortmen of Cnicoes,
Printed MnslinsJ
Cambria Niuslm,
J~ackoncit do
Null do
Plain Book do
Figured do
Canton Grape,
Grape s%hawis,
Imitation ShaWl.,
Smile Velvet do
ZeIia Handkerchiefs,
Oau1e do
Barge do
Flora do
1ambuurrd Swiss Muslin do
4 superb assortment Of Ribbons,
ChcneIIe Cord,
Gimp,
An assortment of Fancy work Boxes
Bi"ck and white Italian Grape,
Green, blnck and white Gauzc,
Stripe Velum do
800 pair Mens' Shoes and Brogues,
800 do Ladies do
Cotton Yarn,
Cotton and Wool Cards,
Wool Hats, white and black,
Fine Beaver do
ALSO.
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TRUST SALE OLE LAND.

sfl Y virtue of a deed OF irust executed TO rs
- by William II falcll, ESQ and recorded
~ the court ri the county of Cabell, we shall,
on the 2Iih day Of January next, proceed To
sell, at the ron door OF the Eagle Hotel, ia
fl,o .ssV III Pill, usapyI
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Slv virtue of deed upon trust executed
se 10y Edward Lynch, hearing date the 26lll
September, lsl7, and Of record in the musings
court Office OF iynclbu,g, for the purpose OF
securing the pay ment at s0ldry debts therein
mentioned, to YIN. Newell, | shall proceed
10 sell, To The highest bidder, lar ready money.
at public auction, on Saturday the leh day
ot December, 1921, Gt fair, it not the next tair
day thereafter, Sundays cSccpted)
a ceftain Hiece oil NvONnA
situated on 2nd street, ia the Town of Lynch
burg, containing II feet Il inches front ON
'nia street, aud extending back l32 feet, aud
bring part of Lot 40. -. Acting as trustee |
shall convey such It'll Only rs is vested ia me.
THOMAS WATT, Trustee.
November 10. iWlq
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NaYshaA's Sale.

N pursuance of a decree Of the superior
y court cf chancery for the Lyncbburg dis.
lrict, pronounced ON the Sd day of November
1924, IN two causes therein depending be-
tween
ho"trt I Scott, plaintiff,
against
Dudley Jones, Milton Bennett and others,
defendants,
and
hoherl {. scott plaintiff,
against
Oliver Mclieynnlds, sheriff of The county Of
Campbell, Gabriel | Scott, William Waller
Scott aud William pcndleton,
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Il Neaeher Wanted.
Vrust Suie.

IVY virtue efa deed or lrnst executed 10
~ the subscriber by Robert Mus, srur.
OF the town OF Lynehburg, hearing date The
2oth day of September, ls23, aud OF record
IN the clerks Office of the Hastings court q.
Lynclfhufg, Tor The purpose OF securing sun
d1y suns q. money therein expressed, 10 itu-
bert Minis, jr. aud others, We STALL sell, by
way 81 public auction, for cash, nj the court
honse, on frtdny The 10th day Of December
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One VYNct of A4aNA,

containing lou acres, he the same more or
les, l,iug on pilman's creek, Pulaski coun-
ty, kentucky, adjoining the lands of John
Crane aud others. The title 10 the above
land is l. believed 10 be good, but We shall only
convey ,nch TILE as is>rsted in usas trustees,
and no other.
eAML. B~RANsfoRD, }rrns,co.
ALFRED MCDANIEL,
November %. WV l6
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Notice.

WILL sell AT public auction, on Satur.
! day The llih Of next mouth, il fair, il not,
d.. Md I.ir LIZ, Su1nHn,-. Inxnnnfnl
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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-30
TO THE DEMOCRATIC ELECTORs or
New Castle County.

FELLOW CrTlZENS--As the season is approaching
when your attention will be directed the duty of select
ing person to fill the Office of SHERIFF of this county,
beg leave to offer myself to your consideration as
d'date. probably unnecessary to remind you that at
the last nomination for this office was favored with the
sltrages OF respectable portion of my fellow citizens, for
whose support now return my grateful acknowledge
with professions which rarely the test of merit or the
pledge of good conduct but shall content myself with
surfing YOU ofmy cheerful submission any mode of nomi-
nation that may be adopted at the county meeting at the
port 70 the candidate who may be selected under the
thory Of that meeting. PETER B. DELANY.
Wilmington, January s. 1894. TT
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WILMINGTON FRIDAY so JULY 1924
STANZAs TO MARY.

81 ANLAo III MARY.
My Mary when each summer flow'r
Is blooming in its pride again,
Ail lily to thee, and one sweet hour
Shall pay me for an age of pain.
Ohe gentle word-one dear caress--
One look or smile will then suffice
o welcome from the wilderness,
A wand'rer, into Paradise.
1ho' here, when friends around | see,
My heart its sorrow smothers
'Iwould rather weep its tears with thee,
Than Joy in smiles with others.
For, when my young hearts prospect seem'd
cherries waste, all gloom and night,
Thine eye upon its darkness beam'd,
And sunn'd it into life and light.
And, as lone but lovely flow'r,
Which, when all other flowers depart,
Still blooms within its ruin'd bowr
4 hou boomest in my lonely heart.
And shall !, then, the rose forget,
Which seem'd in Hopes wreath braided
And like spirit, fingers yet,
Now all the rest have faded.
Oh, no the heart, which is the seat
vi love like mine, can never rove;
Its faithful pulse may cease TO beat,
But never, never--cease to love:
For love Is past the earth's control,
And soaring as The ocean wave:
Il is etetna as the soul,
And lives and blooms beyond the grave
1t is a link Of pleasure chain,
A never ending token,
Whose lustre and whose strength remain
When all save that, are broken.
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TO THE ELECTORS OF NEWCASTLE
(DTLN"TY

FbiE subscriber, who is Candidate for the Office of
Sheriff Of Newcastle County, begs leave reply, in
answer TO objection that has been circulated against him
that he would not be able to discharge the duties of the
office, if elected in consequence of being involved
of the slrees of the late Francis Hugey-tat he holds
satisfactory from the several creditors of the said
~ llaughey who have obtained Judgments for the amount
OF their claims against him of the aforesaid sreties,
that IN case Of his election, they will proceed upon
prosecute their said claims against him during his of
office. The subscriber win show the certificates Of the
creditors, sgnying their intention TO abstain from prose-
cuton, TO any person who wishes to see them.
PETER ID. DELANY
July 20, 1924. 62-tf
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no THE UE.MOCRaTIC REPUBLICAN,
ELECIORS OF
New Castle County.

fs &c candidate for The office Of C0RCNER, at the
nnsmr domination. in presenting myself for the first
Tine before you candidate for office, night ps'p o
~, srsrtar Jurn. A long lie which has been principally
spcnt among YOU As one d the fey survivors Of the re-
you,ionary Struggle and who, in ihat dark 1ur gave
ii: the aid, my humble means would admit 10 me tas %
Of MY country may perhaps lay an additional ca' 10
your favor * that eyeniu period was employed IN the
service Of my country on different occasions ana GsPecs
" on Lakes George and Champain, IN constituents we
American lota destined 10 operate against butgoyhe.
IL ii. ong period which has since elapsed have tTus,
taithGly adhered to the principles Of 70 have neye'
been ii office, candidate for Office and now N ,e
decline life when age has unstrung my nerves ana uh-
hued me for labor. my sratened circumstance induce
ME 10 make this appeal the Kindness OF my fellow c-
= 49, i on -
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RI TIVE UE.N0CRaTIC ELECTORS or
Newcastle County.

FELL0W CITIZENS Having in atorner advertise ~n,,9s
pledged d myself ne TO abide ae hs
~ I tba resolution adopted by that meeting on
th s i2 st agreeing 10 abide by and support he seec-
ZION a shall be made the second Saturday Of august
~ o,er 10 select me TO discharge the duties OF the
oce the favor will be duly appreciated by Their humble
servant, hoootA se 10
Red Lion, June Is. oo-i~'
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no THE DEMO CRATIC REPUBLICAN,
ELECTORS OF
New Castle County.

FELLOW Ctr!ZENS,--As the time will soon arrive
when you will be called to select suitable person
fill the office of SHERIFF. for the ensuing term there
fore beg leave TO offer mysefs candidate for that Offices
and without piesumng to have any claim rsuages
to any understandable plea calculated 10 excite pub
licsympahy III my favor, risk the event merely my
merit, (Which alone entitle TO public conf
dence, nledgng mysefat the time 10 abide the de-
cson OF the Red Lion Meeting, and to give my undivided
support to the candidate nominated. And should be
fortunate 70 be elected, falter myself that with due
application shall be able TO give general satisfaction in
the performance of the duties Of the office.
WILLIAM HERDMAN.
January is, 1924 10--tf
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.N'EW ESTABLISHMENT,
NO. Sc, Market Street,
North East Corner of Third Street,

Which he has fitted mp geneel and fashionable style, for
the reception Of visitors Under the magic influence OF
his comb, cizzos and razor The appearance of those who
have been disgure der the operations Of packs in the
will be made TO look young the homey, beautiful and
whatever skill in his art do, shall be effected. We
have of the profession trumphany announcing
that they cut hair to suit the pysiognomy quacs can
do this. .Bapaos superior style OF cutting hair actually
beauGes the And to his tazors-bu his
nodesty will permit him tempt to describe their in
descrbabe excellence To form the distant concep
ton of their superior goodness, tria is absolutely me-
cessary. Gentlemen win therefore please to call.
TO TEE LADIES.
Ladies' can he accommodated with Head Dresses, Curs
Bands, Frizettes, and Braids to suit their taste.
B. Cash paid for ladies hair.
Wanted, one or Of the first rate Journeymen.
Wilmington, July 80 1924. 65-6t
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-04-08

ting himself above the national rebr.. A.,
alton, for provoking civil war, ,nd ode,'' g
Withdrawing the troops from their eu'. ~.
and sole duty-that Of combating The sns =, y
mics of their country, and maintaininr '"e' ~.
public liberty" '''
| SANTA CRuz, who, it has been said v..
completely routed without dischares s, y
shot,is spoken of in the last accounts + from VI
Peru in no other manner than as vctor 4
and indeed, although various adyicss ;,
the contrary have been received sine. wv W
could scarcely persuade ourselves IN ~
change the opinion we expressed whom
giving the first rumor Of his defeat to III.
!pubIic-that, being so contrary to the usmI
result of South American battles. ftbat sS
inferior Royalist should conquer a wsl,
disciplined Patriot army,j and from otbs,
reasons, we did not think it entitled r.
credencc.
The latest information from Columbi.
represents that republic in a Favorable
Hight. Every thing remained quiet; and
since the fall of Porto Cabelo, the la,t
stronghold of the Spaniards. the peops
feel security that could never have been
Experienced under the dominion Of Fcrdi.
nand, and rely with confidence on the ca.
lpabiity of the native government to pro.
.ect their persons and properties. III,
Emigration of strangers to Columbia wa,
very limited, with the exception of m.r.
chants and others dependant on that psr.
ticular class; and it was the opinion Of
many persons, that mechanics such as car.
penters, blacksmiths, ,hatters. taylors, shoe.
makers. cabinet makers, &c. migrating TO
that country, would meet with great en-.
couragement particularly if they should
take with them three or four apprentices,
as few, if any, are to be had in Colombia.
Accounts from Bogota to the 9TH Of JaDua.
Try, state that the most satisfactory ar
rangements were made by the executive
respecting the loan contracted by M. Zsa
and that Nj. Nutardo carries with him to
England instructions to recognise it fully
and unequivocally, y, on satisfying himself OF
the regularity Of the contractors accounts.
!, A Government decree of the Goth Decem-
Der recognises Robert X. Lowry, of Mary.
land, as Consul of the United States for the
port Of La Guayra and its dependencies.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-04-08
POLICE.

Nothing further has come to the light,
respecting the woman who so mysteriously
disappeared while going home from the
house of friend in Mulberry-street, on
Sunday evening in company with the man
who is now in custody.
Another important disclosure has taken
place. 1t may not be forgotten by all OF
our readers, that the brig Holker, sailed
from this port in 1919. and has not been
heard from since. excepting by black boy
who was ON board, and returned to this
city several years ago, and gave informa.
ton that her crew had mutinied, murdered
the captain and mate, and Mr. Hum
phries, passenger, scuttled the vessel and
had gone to st. Domingo. The negro boy
(nsw grown up) saw one of the mutinesrs
in Banker-street. yesterday, and at once
gave information to the Police. The fel.
low was last from Newburg. He has been
lapprehended this morning, and examina.
tons are now going on. He has been re.
Icognized by name, as one of the crew OF
the Holker, and was shipped by Mr.. Bo
Igert, the Notary.-[ Com. .adr.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-04-08
From the Ne,o York Patriot.
SOUTH AMERICA,

BY intelligence from Peru to the Goth
December, it appears that BOLIVAR had
proceeded against the usurper AGuERo
and that the latter, by means of an officer
who was as treacherous to him as he wa.
to the state, was delivered as prisoner tc
the Lberator-and his forces, 1000 in
number, Immediately united with the Con
gressional army. Thus is civil war ter
minated in Peru, and thus speedily and
successfully, it is to be hoped. will be
brought to a close, the war with the mo-
ther country, which has been prolonged
|by the divisions heretofore existing among
the native Peruvians.-" Such," says Ja.
maica paper, alluding to the case of Ague-
no, q" is the triumph Of reason and popular
representation, against the force Of which
all the attempts Of ambition are vain. Ri
va Aguero. who SO long as his conduct wa.
consistent with the public welfare and the
Twill Of the nation, enjoyed the esteem ant
lhgh consideration of the Peruvians, will
rom henceforth, hold dishonorable plac,
in their history, for having aimed at set