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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-26
POETRY.
From the London Nstc Monthly lnagasins.
SpURzHEIM Us. LAVATER.


SPURZHEIM Us. LAVATER.
Lavater was once quite stbe co.
And noses and eyes werethe plan,
By which ali the wise ones would knew
The talents and thoughts of man.
AS foe noses, ] know not, i VOW,
WHAT they really mean or import,
But all who read Sterne must allow,
That long ones PREFER dto short.
But OH It's the glance of the Eye
'Tis the radiance its flashes ilnpat.
Gives the light that | love to read by,
When / study the Head or The Heart.
And who is so sightless or dull
But could learn much more by one look,
OF what passes within heart or skull,
rnan by studying Spusz helms whole book
There are eyes of all colors and hues
In the gentlest gradation. quite down
From the brightest OF blacks and Of blues,
To che soitest of hazel and brown:
And still as they vary in hue,
Expression or iustre, you'll find
Each vista of light to look through,
And study each throught of the mind.
The black eve all sparkling and bright,
Shows a soul guilof genlus aud fire:
Melting softlyin Loves tender light.
But flashing rcspendent in ire.
The brown eve, bewitching and mild,
Steaks heart that is gentle and true
Than the black eye less fiery and wild,
More tender and fond than the blue.
Yet blues sweet color, own,
The bright laughing nue. of high Heav'a.
Which to light and to gay hearts alone
BY the Young God of Love has been given.
Thus wicked blue ewes! to be sure,
What ha.ock they'd make in the heart,
Were they not much more given to cure
Than to lengthen the pang OF Loves smart
But Lavater's 40 longer 'the co.
Now Spurzheim and Gallare the fashion,
BY the shape Of the Skull you're to know,
For the future each talent and passion.
Your grandfather look'd for a wife
With afacethat was fair and pursefull,
But you, as You value your life,
Must look to the shape of her skull.
Here forehead. like Jove's. must be large,
Expansive, full prominent. too,
As if proud of the brains in its charge,
leexultingiy sweiPd into view.
&utshun too prominenteye,
For the organ of language IS there
An organ which all men decry,
When developed too much in the fair.
There are some pleasant rgans behind.
Seated Just at the top OF the neck
Buti too large, 'twere hard. you will find,
To keep such lady In check
For Love, who was once SO sublime,
Has quilted his seat in the soul.
Where he lived in he good Golden time
For snug little spot in the poll.
But no longer on organs TO dwell
What need of organs now speak,
Which tits to he hoped You'll know well
Before YOU are married week!
Only this you viii still bear in mind,
Unless YOU re confonndedy dull,
No beauty in shape you're to find,
Except In the shape of the Skull.
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Robert Barry.

Z This Neas Store, opposite Messrs. Patcn
~ & Butcher's.)
TTAS Just received, in addition 10 ms
supelfine cloths, recently advertised
piece Sheppard's super superfne
London Bhte Cloth,
, do do do do black do. They will be
sold together with my present assortment,
very cheap. oc = ------
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SCHEM F..

ltoZO bidbNS IL 0JD ttthtiS.
Whole tickets DIG, halves 3, quarters
80.
Packages OF nine tickets, embracing the
combination and perturbation numbers OF
the lottery, Warranted 10 draw at least
Do 40 net, or shares OF packages may
also be bad at the same rate. Apply at
the office of
J0EsN IF. EsE5N III ELS.
Those who prefer paying only the diff
ference between the price OF package
and what they must of necessity draw, TO
advancing the entire value of the lickets,
can have certificate tor a package Of
whole tickets for D33 60, halves DIG 60,
quarters Do 40.
Prizes in any of the lotteries Of Mary
land, Virginia, New York, New jersey,
g. Pennsylvania, will. be received in pay
meDt.
Orders from any part OF the U. States
by mail, enclosing the cash, will be
promptly attended to if addressedto
0EWhere has been sold and paid ca
pital prize OF $4,000, of p25oo, II OF
Dlooo, 8 of 500, and hundreds of ZOOS,
sos and Cos, &c. &c. all paid on spresen.
talon of the tickets,
asg 20 tNJ
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Indian Queen TarerR,

The conveniences OF this house az a Ia =
vern, are such, as TO render any de'aWIl 0.
them unnecessary: being situated on hlnS
st. where all travellers most usually PuI uPs :.
Ihe.bouse and stables are in the Des'
repair, and ready for the reception o, q
tenant. Possession will be given on zoe
l9t hof March next, and the rent Will DC ,e
suitable to the state OF the times. Apply q"
June 8 CATHARiNE MchCh.
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!, rections overleap the colossal city,
and what is seen of tho green fields
! and hills is seen with the indistinct-
ness of another world. The wind
storms forever round the cupola,
blowing the fair and adventurous a.
bont9(Ha chartered libertinep to the
greatest advantage; whilst the spec
tator feels disposed to doubt the Pc
destaI on which he stands, Il breath
|lessly enjoys the sublimity of appar-
ent danger without the reality. It's
! when we begin to lose our confidence
in the secure and eternal. to ascend
from this immense elevation, that we
| feel the fatigue which our excitement
has caused us to incur; and that a
| man may be considered the fayorite
of fortune who begins to retrace the
| never-ending steps when the organ
| is pesling in The afternoon service;
for at such fine fits of melody will
burst upon him at unexpected turns,
and the piercing voices of the foil
voiced choir below, will penetrate
the intricate recesses Of the vast
structure, and vibrations of harmo-
NY will meet him suddenly in unex-
pected angles and sinnosities OF the
building. Sweet sounds will be heard
now near, now distant, as if borne
TO him by the soft and ftful breeze,
aud every thing will conspire'to short
en- his journey downwards.
PRUSSIAN BURIAL PLACES.
The cemeteries in this part of Ger
many are kept with neatness. Every
grave is i'm general flower bed. 4
walked out one morning to the great
cemetery of Berlin, to see rho tomb
Of kiaprOt!, which is merely cross,
and announces nothing but his name
and age. Close by, an elderly look
ing woman, in decent mourning,
was watering the flowers with which
she had planted the grave Of an only
daughteF--(as the sexton afterwards
told mo who had been inferred the
preceding week. The grave formed
nsarly square Of about five feet. 1t
was divided into little beds. all dress
ed and kept with the utmost care and
adorned with the simplest flowers
Evergreens. intermlngled with dali
s'es,. were ranged roun,i the borders;
little ciumps Of siolets and for get
me-uot were scattered in the interior;
aud in the centre solitary lily hung
dawn its lsnguishiug blassom. The
broken hearted mother had Just wa
tered it, and tied it to snail stick,
to secure it against the wind: at her
side lay tho weeds which she had
rooted out. She went round the spot
again aud again, anxioussy pulling
up every blade of grass--then gazed
for a few seconds on the grave-put
the weeds into her apron-took up.
her little watering pet--walked to-
wards the gate-returned again, to
see that her lily Was secure--and, at
last, as the suppressed tear began to
start, hurried out Of the church,
yard.-10ur in Germany in 1890
2i-29
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SaEtinetts and Hats.

WI. FOWLE& Co. have land
g. ing from the schr Esther and Sal
Md ly 2 cases sallinets, "a cases wool
MxFA hats oct
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CONTAINING

THREE HUNDRED ACRES
more or less. The purchaser will be 70.
quired to execute bond, with approved
security, for the payment Of The purchase
money, with legal interest thereon, io tLree
equal annual instruments; ana On the nav
ment OF the purchase money, with ali lis
interest due thereon, and not before tba
subscribers will execute goOd and suff.
cient deed, conveying to he purchaser
all the right which was in the SAID Waltz,
Dyson al the time of bis death, IN and 10
the land and premises aforesaid
LUCINDA DYSON.
BENNETT DYSON
oct 7 lapsw
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Domestic Goods.

INCUR cases bleached cottons of extra
Il fine quality, IL bundles sugar paper,
received per schr. Alert, for sale by
sept IS WIN. FOWLE & Co.
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C0EiEN'S

Lottery & Exchange Office, II MaTkst-stTeet,
BALTIMORE.
Where the great capitals OF D loo 900,
10000, 10, 900, 5000, &c. were sold in the
Grand State Lottery, which finished a
few weeks ago, and 1vhere more capital
prizes kaue been sold than at any other
office sn .4meraca.
nYOrders from any part Of the United
States, by mail (post paid) or by private
conveyance. enclosing the cash or prize
tickets in any of the Baltimore lotteries,
will meet the usual prompt and punctual
attention, if addressed to
Oct j. COHEN, jr Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-26
AUCTIONS,
Public Sale.

pY virtue of decree of the honorsn,
AStbe Judges OF Charles County Cour
sitting as Court of Equity viii be az
posed 10 public sale on The Sd MONDAY
NOVEMBER next, at the lafe residence r..
Walter Dyson, late OF Charles Coup,C
deceased, the real estate OF which The SAD
Walter Dyson died siezed, CONSISTING e.
the following tracts, parts oil tracts. er p,,.
cells OF Land, lying neal Charlotte IIau
in Charles County, and stale of MaIyIale
TO wit:
brotherhood, Mdian Cabin.
and Merits Desire,
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Fall Goods.
TdME,C ~. BARRY,
DRY GOODS

which he is determined to sell at the most
reduced prices Tor cash, or TO punctua'
customers as usual, which on examination
will be found equal in quality and cheap
ness OF price to any offered for sale IN the
District. OC ~
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BENJAMIN HALLOWELL,
CHARLES EAROUHkR

n. B. 4 ley students from The town
will be- admitted as day scholars, who will
have the privilege OF attending the lee
lures b. H.
q no e If L +
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To Rent,

M That we'll known stand as q
NY$2 public house, 10 the town oil n
az lexsndria, by the name oil the
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-03-25
10 the Democratic Electors O
NEWCASTLE COUNTY

Fellow Citizens.-As the season IS slT"
ing when your attention will be dires'su oi;g
duty of electing person to fill the offse me- n,s
riff of this county, beg leave to one.
o your consideration as canoloa"' ,ba
probably unnecessary to remind you svt
the last nomination for this office, ] wss Il,
with the suffrages of a respectable Polu~ s,v ret
for whose support ~" 0r,s
my grateful acknowledgements. on .s .ns r ND. \
occasion, shall not entertain you wiz" =, o-
sions which are rarely the test OF meIN MI
pledge of good conduct, but shall cohsIs a;s,iot
with assuring you of my cheerful suo'"st "%"ntst
Iany mode of nomination that may DC au al
the county meeting at the Red Lion, Sort s" TO-
determination to give my utmost supple p,he ,sl
candidate who may be selected under prI ~ ASl
lri,y of that meeting. PETER b. 1q-t
wilmington, January %, 1924.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-03-25
USEFUL CUSTOM.

At Munich there prevails singular Gus
tom:-Every child found begging in th'
streets is arrested and carried to charit
able establishment. The moment lie en-
ters the hospital, and before he is cleaned
and gets the new clothes intended for him
his portrait is painted in his ragged dress
and precisely as he was found begging
When his education is given to him,
and he promises by an oath to keep itall
his life, in order that he may be reminded
of the abject condition from which he had
been rescued. and of the obligations he
owes to the institution. which saved him
from misery, and gave him the means by
which he was enabled to avoid it in future
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-03-25
Caution to the Pubic!!
SWAIM'S PANACEA,

TIE Justly acquired celebrity ofai
most valuable Medicine, has heretofore mad
ia blessing to the afflcted in many comp,f
land source of emolument Of DR.. SWAIN,
the good which has been done is now to b.u
verted into sn evil, and indeed threatsn
cummunhy with many evils, if they do not ca
fully put themselves on their guard agsm
Ilmpositions of those who would pcryert TIL.
things TO the worst purposes.
was for the last five years labouring unr
disease which had bid defiance to the moa u
lnrnt Surgeons in England and America, andM
find no real benefit until relieved by the P,n!a
II know, feel in all my bones. its worth audsr
properties, and sincerely desire that olhsnu
teel and acknowledge it as do. never W.
have given myself any trouble in the matus
II have seen attempts made most gross!
shamelessly TO impose upon the public
In the newspapers now before me are twogu
attempts at cheating the public into the us
spurious medicines offered to the public
GENUINE SWAlM'S PANACEA. To al
deeper dye to the fraud, the certificate, Of s'
of our professors, fairly and honourabE obirr
by DR.. SWAIN, are printed, to give credit andt
rency to the false and spurious medicine,
warranted in saying that the respectable pcR
sional gentlemen whose names are thus salxI
are exceedingly dissatisfied that they shOafI
thus dragged in, and, as it were, made PaTnaI
I, fraud.
Two men, and there are more, each adve'V1
that they have discovered the composition
lSwsim's Panacca, and to induce purchasers lhe
lput TO their advertisements the certlNssssS' y
most respectable professors, written for, and
ken from, the advertisements of SWANS "
cea this | suppose is forgery. do notH1
THAT in my knowledge have ever known NJ
lbarefaced attempts at imposition than those 4
Iwho have never been known to do any gOc'
Ither by medicine or advice, men indeed vm1
WHOLLY unknown, presume to say that thy 1
manufac t,ire and mix and compound one Of
Ibest medicines of modern times, and to dss1
their trash, they pour it into bottles and Hl)
lii up with certificates that were never given
t, but expressly given to promote the clrclI1
of medicine known to be of the best kind, \
the usefulness of which has been severely Isss
not only by individuals but by our Hospitals A
houses, Prisons, and other Public Institutes
My object in writing this is to put the la
on their guard against the frauds and mpOsNo
which the vices or neces ssitics OF VICIOUS Y
= lWouid put upon tnehi' ooInc are se''"b
rup Of Sarsaparilla, and imposing it on 'le \, Y
rant for Mr.. Swaim's, which they can make u'
i selves for fifty cents bottle The Panaea
Mr. Swain is snIy to be had of him, ana o.. o.
Regularly appointed agents. All the Mau ''
which other people offer as S,oaims ram, \
are fraud and imposition on the pubic: !,
Question whether the forgery is not supsS ..1ly1
our Grand Jury A PhliD''
March I'd, l824.-4t.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-03-25
SYMPATHY.

All! why was the tear formed to flow
Ger the anguish it cannot retriever
Or the sigh for the victim ofwoe,
When the means are too scant to rehevef
Must the bosom ofsympathy mourn'
Must friendship and virtue repine'
Must the heart that is tender be torn,
When its passion is pure and divine'
Your pity must often befriend,
And the heart that has feeling must grieye
When the hand is forbid to extend,
And the wish is the all we can give.
But the heart that has wishes to bless,
Reflects the same pleasure that's given,
And the tear that can drop at distress,
Is the aims that's accepted in Heaven
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-03-25
Wanted to Employ,
TO the Democratic Electors of New Castle
County.

Fello,u Citizens-As the time is drawing nigh
when YOU will assemble for the purpose OF selec-
ting proper person from among the numerous
apple ,nts to fill the COR0NERs OFFICE of
this County. have deemed it not imprudent tc
offer myself as candidate for that office. Should
you see proper to nominate me as the candidate
OF your choice to occupy the Coroners place or
your county ticket, pledge myself that nothing
Shall be wanting on my part, in the performance
of the duties Of said Office, to render myself wor
thy of your confidence-I shall, however, cheer
fully abide by the nomination.
MILLER DUNOTT.
| Wilmington, Feb. 10, 1924. 2s-3m
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-03-25
MlSGi LLANEOUS.

Miller Dunott, Bread and Biscuit Baker, No los
Shipiey street, above the Market.
John Wright, Musical Instrument retailer, south
side of the lower market, near King street.
Thomas &. Alrichs, Fancy Hardware, Tin and
Sheet lion Manufacturer, corner OF Market
and Second streets.
Jacob Alrich, Machine maker, corner of Shpley
and Broad SITS.
Iron Foundery-Evan Thomas & Co.. second-S
near The Black Horse tavern
Morocco nu)dctory,-Robinson's & Go. 9s
MAJ ket street
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-03-25
Grocery Stores.

James 81 Samuel Brown. 8 High street.
Clement and Gordon, corner OF Market and Ken
nett.
James Brown, corner Of Shipley and Second SIS
Josiah II. Gilpin, corner of Market and Third s's
Peter Horn, corner of King and Front streets
Noses Morrison, market street near Front.
Authur Murphy, II West Front street
John Rice, Brand, wine, south side ofthe bridge
Samuel Sapping,on z. ca 5, West Front street
Samuel stroud, corner Of Front and Orange sts
George Williamson, High street
Richard Williams, corner Of King and Queen ST
George Winslow, I79 market street
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-03-25
Boot and Shoe Manufacturer

Boot and Shoe Manufacturers.
Theophjlis Jones. q market street.
Val.niinc M'Nesl 8 Son, &c and 100 Market st.
William M'Neal, King street
James Grubb, II Eas, Front street.
James Simpson, 10 West Front street.
William White, 80 Market street.
Thomas Yirden, (l.adies' shoemaker) corner o
High and King streets
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-03-25

THE Bevean, with Scripture and cou.
sense for his guides, will examine f,ssS
Opinions and practices of the religious M
sors Of the present day. Bound to no ssr r4|
% sect, nor to any creed, or set of onin;N''
cause upporied By great names, he will ,sa
TO practice the excellent advice Of the anos
'prove aHthings; hoM fast that mhich i, po.|
with the Bible in his hand, the Bsrc, :.
contend for what he believes to be ,b,, M
Z" "once delivered to the saints"--a lanh l..
simple and practical, and within the conn.
of the humblest perceptions. Controyery |
the commonly accepted sense, and onn,'1
having no bearing on practice, he will frs.
abandon to polemica zealots.
The Berean will judge no mani he will ,n
demn no man, unless already CONDEMNED |.
his ACTIONS. 1t is here that the empire d .,
uine HEnEsY is seated. Actions thereh,se h
will closely try-to actions he will closely NJ,
the infalliblc RULE, "BY THEIR FRUITS II ,E,
X NOW THEN"
Each number will consist of sixteen lay4,
tavo pages, and will be issued every two wen
Price two dollars a year, payable half yeS
in advance.
| Itfimiagtou, February %, 1924.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-03-25

IUsr received and for sale by ]. SCvtU'I
- No. % Market street, Mrs. Sherwoou' I
ries, explanatory of the Church CatechlsH'
N b. Subscriptions received at the aoovsp,|
for the 4" History of the Church, from tne .y, NM
f>ion of Chris, to the present Tine puuJl
in numbers, not to exceed %, at % GEMS 1DV n'a
Also, to the Monthly Magazine, edited Dy ~"
NJ Henry Of Philadelphia, at Sc per annu" =, a
N b A boy between Ia and 10 years !" ',s 4
ot good moral character, will be taken 40 '''
prentice to the Book binding business
March 4.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-03-25

Hotels and 1avtrns.
Levi Baily, Eagle and Monument, Market
near kcuncit.
William G. Dorsey, Black Horse, Front st
Joseph Gilpin, 80 market street.
James Puinbley, Queen OF Otahete, corr
msrke, and queen streets.
Henry Richards. lower nd Of Market street
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-03-25

Ito the credit Of French galantry to add,
that poor Rose was condemned to hard la
Ibonr for life, and to be branded as NAL.
lefactor. ". I. Nat. .4dr.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-03-25
PROPOSALS
FOR PUBLISHING A ssMI-MoNTHLY pam,
CALLED
VNl!H lBNRRAN

"1Hese ,cere more noble than those ofu
ionica, in that they reeired the Wonn ,,;@ n"I'
readiness Of mind; and seuehed The Sr,aa %
u1ailg, ,vhether hose things uers so."--ap,r.lN
things hoH fast that which is good." Ac7, ,%i l
N. TmEs. V. Il.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-03-25

China. Glass and Queenswarc Store
David smyth, 68 Market street
Joseph sIentenhall & Co. corner OF KING and Sc
cond streets.
Millinery and Fancy Store.
Mary anil Rebecca White, 10 Market street.
Murphy & siley, lo4 Market Street.
Ann Rally Market street, near Kenneu road
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-03-25

Tobacco and Segar Manufacturers.
John r. Black, IA south side of I.owerMarket.
Thomas A. Starrett, No. lO7, Market street.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-03-25

Merchant Eaiors.
James Simpson, Jr. 60 market street.
Thomas + Curl, II East Front street.
Peter O'Daniel market street, near Water.
John Powell, II market tret
aa Wilson, 81 market street near High.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-03-25
atasI5ClesslS1Gllla,l2e
Dry Good Merchants.

lobn r. Drinckle, corner Of Market & Queen s''
William M.Caulley, Bran,lywine, north OF Bridge
John MsClnng, s; Co 55 market st.
John M,Lear, No So marke, street.
Joseph Pogue, No. l0l market street.
Allan Thompson, 45 market street.
John w. Ta,um, 81 market st.
Chaikley Somers, ,67 market street
IN PHILADELPHIA.
p. Menlenhall No POI Market street.
Richardson & Bonsa No. l61, Market street.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-03-25

Apothecarics and Druggists.
Inseph Bringhurst, IS market street.
/. X. Harrison, & Co. 28 market street.
,Iargare, johnson. SO mark street.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-03-25

Wilmington and Philad. Packets.
Sloop Mary Ann, Capt. Scout, Bush's wharf.
Fame, Market street wharf.
Sarah Ann, Capt. Poinsett, Stapler's wharf
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-03-25
10 the Electors of Newcastle oo'r, ~,

Fellow Citizens.---As the period y s art 81 "
ling when you will assemble to nomlna, nasr lb1
Ible person to fill the Office OF CoronST;dds
Though, proper to offer myself canaIt 70 ~
this Office. Should be SO fortunate ~ a.idatse1
your appreciation, my grateful scknow''asSd and q,
shall be returned, with an at'e',lio" and \
which shall secure me your conf'dence', ',lOuS'
der myself worthy the office may %
Till. c.,rrctt.
Thomas A. Starls'ss
Wilmington, Jan'y. %, 1879,
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-03-25

Cabinet Warehouse.
ohm Ferris, jun. shipley street between secon'
and Third streets.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-03-25
NEW MACARONIES

A few years since. James Malone. Es-
quire, mayor of Cork, imagining that 1t he
could strip the beggars Of the miserable
and sickly appearance they generally y
made, he should divest them of the strong
est claim to the charity of the humane
came to the following agreement with one
Geoghegant, one of his constables, who
was by trade barber, viz. He directed
the barber to seize all the beggars he
found stroling within the limits of the ci.
Itv. for each of whom he promised a re-
ward; but instead of bringing them before
him Uhe mayor)he was to take them to his
shop, and there shave, wash, dress, and
powder them in the genteelestmanner. He
seized about half dozen, and with the as
sistance ofrazors, wash-balls, scissors, and
powder puhs, he so completely metamor.
phosed them, that those whom he had ap.
Irehended as mpndicants, when they left
his shop, appeared like macaronies, al
least about the head. This laughable
scene was attended with such success, that
tie whole tribe, during Squire Malone's
lmayoraty, avoided his Jurisdiction az
carefully as if it was visited by pest
leuce.