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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-27
Vche Armehnure WeraIo.

The materials belonging to the Once excellent Press
which The Herald printed Long Primer, Bugeois, and
Brewer type sufficient for the publication paper
perai sheets job Press and quantity ef job and
a Type whchs adequate the execution Of any quantity
custom which this place will afford.
The subs ipnn list very pectabe for inland paper
The advertising aud job custom perhaps nearly equal Of
any other inland establishment tie slate With regard the
advantages Afforded by Lynchbug the news
paper, perhaps hardly necessary say, that the extensive
commercial which holds with large portion Of
Western Virginia, with the Western part North Carolina aud
with Tennessee andte dense and wealthy pustion ofe
adjacent country the facilities Of which pos
sees with every fountain Of information, and the increasing
property Of this section Of country considerations which
warrant the idea tbat the establishment would he profitable 10
any prudent audi proprietor. Propositions will
m the i Of October 20 the authors o which, any 0ecessary
information the affairs Of the Office aud future pros
poets II sold, will be promptly given.
Lvuebbtue. tntv % eff ACHILLES d. Johnson
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-27
Back Riper Land For Sale.

OTTER io sale the winch reside in the county
OF EiiIbe,h city, called Wheatand, Containing
Eey nv nuhu e9 anG hps'y-tTee acres rms plantation
tlsmpton, about three miles hes perfectly level aud soil
generally OF first rate Baokrver low grounds, which well
s'si of Dwelling House, in excellent repair with FIVE rooD
passage aud the Necessary houses The stock horses
cae sheep and hogs, (hch sufficiently large for the use
OF the PanlaOnO also the farming utensils of every kind
may be had with the farm IL wanted The will be
known application 10 the subscriber. JOHN q. PRYOR.
Sem. 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-27
EVERGREE.W SE-WLN;:;d1j- !. y

HE subsorber respectfully informs public tina, he will
open boarding school, twelve miles the Uniyers,-
" OF Virginia, where he will teach the English and Latin ,
guages gsamaeally, Arithmetic Geography; there will
ne Two sessions Of five months each, the beginning 18Th
Jam 1870 Terms for board and tuition beds and towels e
copied SO No student the age Of sixteen will be adj
nlted Letters directed To the subscriber Godon,yic Pot
Once, Orange county, will be attended 10.
Sept 9. 57-f0tt PETER NJ COINS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-27

NOTlCE.-Whereas hcreioIp.. s,,- 10 -. :. :. =,
power OF Attorney and IN the
counties of CulpePper and Orange in the Virginia.
do hereby revoke the sand power and renounce right Of
said Lewis TO proceed under il. HENRY LEWIS.
franklin county, Ky. Aug. %, 1925 37-6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-27
TRUST SALE


* virtue Of deed OF trust from John Wren of De-.
I1uhy 70 me ne subscriber bssring date Aurust 2sb s5n
qua uuy recorded IN the records ofdeeds Of oTs,r
s sod 20 pursuance Of the provisions oftbe some .SsI ON &
% Der next at II O'clock NJ. Of that dsv eS; -
nohen me next TAR day thereafter al the .ane hon.
excepted on me land IA Orange county hereinafter
H. e,l AZ pubic auction for cash. the highest bl-
'ne ioowing property, described as follows IN ~
u ' 70 WI. certain piece parcel Of land ii"ed
p ~ OF orange adjoining the lands of John Ke,
r,'nuno s"ey, Luciila Twman, and Aaron Fra.
S, h,; ie e. t,., hsg The land CONVEY ed IN Se5
~ H. s."s Saudiord, TO said John Wren and reso,J.S
e county Of Orange with all the buildings ,bersn, Z ~,
one spn aPpuriensne.s TO The sane belonging AZ
y i na slsse named Vincent, aged abcu .s,o3v 80
ye' also negowonan slave ed Lucy ar.J ,h,,
named enarsn both boys, one about three years ola
one ,ne o'ner about o'c year old named IIsv
~ one Plten, stl contents abont Isl gallon. and 49,,
as ,"., about 20 gallons snd other still contents a.
Vfaeye eouny-orsO much thereof a. shsIl he IN
i; ,s1 o. sad trust Sale viii be CONDUCTED b M
Peson' or IN my absence by james Barbour ., E -
agent duly authorized for that purpose with lIr Nv
Wren and the creditors. '' 'o'Se"'o' JOIN
ssu,. JOSIAH D. ABBOTT, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-27
L.4.ND FOR S8LE

WILL be soldto the highest bidder, the courthouse Of
w hanawia county, the day of said county, for
October neNt, u being the hs Tuesday month Ger
tam tract Of land containing eight hundred Acres
tvd on Cole RyerThe said land will be sold the di-
ieetion OF Josiah Wilson, Esq, who legal attorney for
that purpose, and who will make known the the day
OF sale. LUCY CLOprON
Sept. 10. S9-5t LUCY NJ. GILES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-27
GoochLafld md Hammer md for. Sal -

= ~ - = 49, '|'Fo| I1''Is"OeI I11fIu Ut '5uIt.
virtue Of order Of the Superior Court Of Chsnoerv for
To. Richmond District, offer private sale tract of land
me upper part OF 6oochanJ comfy waters Of Little
pyo OIeek containing 147i theeabou and another
,he county Of Hanover, containing $50 acres As il
desirable 10 close speedily possible the concerns Of The
me land will he sold at moderate price accom-
modang terms, Both tracts will be divided to suit purchaser
me 20 'ohsnd land will he hewn persons wishing t. pur
sha'e by MT Winston Payne and the Hanover lands by MIR
Lahey Jones' Possession can be gwen Immediately.
VIM +. WICkHAHf, surviving
- Trustee Of the estate Of SamI. G Isl, dec
Richmond. JAN H. 1925 800
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-27
PAPER, Ro0Rs. g.

NoLLINS Co. at Warmers Old Stand, Market Bridge
f,shm9nd have received their Fall supply Of B0OhS
q x Go. have publshed the yTRGINIA ALMANAC f0,
1926, calculated by Jo.hu, Sharp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-27
FEJNaLE PDTT1TdJT57a =

MISS ELIzABETH r.. CARVER OH ~. 1870,
Ilays, f., - years for VIM u. Taylor Esq Ia
house on the 18Th infant va" oPe" uer oehool al my
n,y Ane;s, , nsaainy Writing, Arithmetic English Gram
'S t o'SsnI, and ihe Ffenes Language ' use %
nrc.er, W. beyn on the i2h Instant and clbse for the
ars an 49, ts, he ION ~ Dccember aud will commence
e 81 we lo, Of next January and continue to he 18th Of
The ntee ~ ,t,sn q one ioen dfing the sumner
s9ofot ina; board and Tuition will be 500 per ann. aoa
SN''Of '"''0n 'ione, payable quarterly '
GeoehtsnJ, ssptI. 0N Vs ssiS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-27
.Notice 10 fbe Gro,cereoc n

Notice TO the Growers Of Cotton
underssned intend eguariy hereafter purchasers
Il of COTTON in this market They will al ali time. he
prepared to pay for that article its market value in cash.
Rchmond Sept IS. 39-f KERR h q ISKI,:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-27
.apYERTYsE.nENT.


I'm the 9Th November will SELL pos.tigsiy by pub
~ lie auction the premises, that tract OF lsn which
this reside, containing about six hundred situated
an Cumb-' land county, distant twelve miles from the court
Of VIM. Cooke and Robert Frayte tins land abounds with
springs Of excellent and situated in healthy well
as agreeable neighborhood The Dwelling House out
hoases &c. Of good repair The Plantation
under good fence, aud udeiouy subdyided into fields and
lots the credit Of four years, equal
nus with interest from day OF sale On the same
cattle, hogs and shes credit oftwsve months with interest
from he given heeon. The 20th of December
foowins at the same place purpose setting 20 negroes con-
plantation tools. This sale will be credit OF twelve
months, with from date. Bond, aud approved security
Will be required by ROBEKT WALTON.
Cumberland Sept. rs SS-t2OthD
WISH purchase young healthy negro thai has been
To gardening, for that well qualified and oil
good character, 1 will give liberal price.
Richmond, September 6. s6--wi,v HASALL
NOTICE.
NHE Mstcbrace between Henry and Flrtilla has heen
Il dra,sn The Fall Meeting Tree Hill, near Richmond
will take place the Sd Tuesds, in October usual
sept. 23 4l-u
Public Sale of Firs ia .Netr- Yorh.
TsNHE Amerieon Eur Company will offer for sale a, III.
OCTOBER NEXT, their collection Of Hsttes Furs and Bu
falo Robes oT the present season, vus
5000 lbs MICKLNAcSL. SUPERIOR)
1000 do. MISSOURI. SBEAvER.
1900 do ASSORTED,
$3.50 s ssSSs Siss1ssifri, }MuskRArs.
$1,000 hANkfkEE, \
S,IsslssisPi, |RAoooSs.
DETROIT,
10000 BUFFlLO ROBES.
These skins well worthy the Of dealers and
nusciuer They wall he put small lots aud sold by Cata
losue The sale with positive The catalogues will be
sale.
New-fork. SeRt. 8, 1925. s6-ti.to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-27
MRS. oR1LL.s BoaRDIWG SCHOOL.

No. i3 Bafcay-stre.t, New-York.
HE vacation OF Mrs okrs School will terminate Mon
duties OF the institution and be happy have the regular
tendance of her pupils.
For the satisfaction those parents and guardians who reside
distance aud wo qnaiusd with Mrs o. she thinks
proper 10 insert mucho her former
bears reference u the gentlemen who have been kind
TO AID her with their uanes aud influence
Mis Oki feels grateful in mentioning that the Rt. Rev
Bishop Hobart mas kindly authorised her say, that lac will
and the Rev w. B-rn, the Rev Is. r. Onderdonk aud
Rev Dr. Wainright have had the goodness pr ome her
their support aud influence"
la addition TO the above mentioned Rev. Gentlemen, Ms.
o. has permission refer Peter Jaw Samuel Boyd
~ BIcay Levinus CIaksoD, Charles McEvers and James
BECKER EslI Of New York. Robert Campbell Esq Of New
'erse, and Sullivan Dorr, Esq. OF Providence, II. l.
sert a5-i2
UNIVERSITY OF PE.V.V.S VI V.4.NT4
ME eeal Lectures will begin the first hlon-
Il day Of November.
ANATOMY, by r. s. Physic, NJ d. and w. L. Homer NJ d.
MATEkIA MEDICA, John Il. Coke, NJ ID.
THEORY and PRACTICE of MEDICINE, N. Chapman,
NJ. ID.
MIDWIFERY, Thus c. james, MD.
CHEMISTRY, Robert Hare, NJ D.
SURGERY, VIM. Gibson, Nj. ID.
CLINICAL LECTURES will be delivered at the Aim.
House nhrna "Wednesday and Saturday. during
course OF the University by Dis. Chapman and Gibson.
W. T. HORNER, VI. ID. DeaI---No. COS, 'Che,nut street..
Angus, IS. 29--iistNov
Medical Oepdrtment-C Columbian College
sNHE Lectures will the first Monday in No
K vembe.
Dr. SspaH on Anatomy and Physiology.
DR. Slaughter ON Surgery.
DR.. Headers0n n the Theory and Practice of Medicine
Dr. W01hingion on Materia Medca.
DR.. CuthlSh On Chemistry.
DR.. II. Nay, Obstetgicks.
Clinical Practice and Operative in of
Washington Asylum. TIL: HENDERSON, NJ. d. Dean
Warrington City, Sept. g. S6-IdN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-27
TWENTY DOLLARS REWaRD.

~ ANAWAY from the subscriber living in the upper end Of
~ Prince Edward enony Va the 26th II February last
negro named ARCHER He sabout - IS years
age feet Of 10 inches high very dark compleeied ,as
nalicar aerostbe nose down look when spoken TO- and
shutters or sianmet 10 his speech purchased said negro of
Raleigh Farley Of buckingham county, Va he raised IN
the county Of Goochand y old NJ adfofd, who lately d.
ed OF 10 miles below Caerssie, Mcheauxs ferry IN
winch neishhoufhood PRESUMED he Is lurking As
have understood be related fee negroes w6o have
The benefit Of education THAI probable has
obtained free papers and very probably yss the James
CtaaL will give tie above reward 10 any person who will
denver said negro TO hin in a - That
him again. GEORGE ABBIrTs
lrinoe Edward county Va. Augu,t9. 27---tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-27
no COTTON CROlyERs

sNE subscriber has erected convenient IN the rear
y oithe one al present occupied him
e VIII receive COlION Sterage, free Of charge to the
Planter II sold lying ~ his house; Storage obe changed IN
III cases where The cotton j. taken e will ether sell on
oniitsSt0i Or give 10 CASA The highest price paid The mar
kcL MADISON tVAITaSIJ
Sept. %. Alvin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-27
The Louisa Courfkouse Races

The Louisa Courthouse Races
tVILL Commence "wednesday the "a day Of November
" neS First day. r,ce, mile heais % DAY mile heats
81 day mile heats The in $ FOR the PROPRIETOR purse
The subscription n the Clubs money e the first days TO
be equally divided. join u. PRICE, proprietor.
Sept.I3. 3s-LC(
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-27
no PRLNTERS. "a

TNHE subscriber having ia contemplation
Il tain which will necessarily take his attention
from the business in which he employed, wishes to sell
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-27

Mr.. Poinsett gave a brilliant entertainment, at
Mexico, on the 4th July last, in honor of the day.
We have papers from Guatemala as well as Mexi-
co, OF the latest dates II gives us pain 10 see that
the public writer's ofthose countries are at varence,
ana that the Mexlcans seem to be jealous of the in
dependence of Guatemala. Acrimonious articles
have appeared in the Mexican 50 Sol'' against the
Institutions and government of the Central Re
public; which, however, have been resolutely and
ably answered. Concord and friendship are still
highly important for both powers, in reference to
external danger, and thot enniiy, to their funda-
mental institutions, which yet turks within their
territories and reoces in every symptom of dissen-
sion. The Guatemala Gazeties contain copious
discourse of the President of the Central Republic,
which inculcates the soundest republican doctrines
and inspires confidence in the wisdom and ibcrali-
ty Of the executive department, Light issuing in
so broad stream from so elevated source cannot
fail to be widely and eilicaciously diffused
NJ Gaz
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-02
TO THE PUBLIC.

In conformity to the proposition Of the Lou.
dcun address to the people Of Virginia. pub
lshed IN the Gazette Of last week. the friends
ola Convention in the county Of Berkeley, are
requested to meet at the Globe Tavern in Mar
tinsburg, on Monday the 18Th Of June next.
at 4 O'Clock. p. m. to appoint deputa,ioa to
meet those eeputed by other counties ofthe
State, at stsunton. on The 2sth day Of July next.
TO cooperate in devising lawful and espedient
means Of procuring q Convention to amend
tae defects Of our State Constitution. II is to
be hoped that a full meeting be had on this oc-
c~asion, and that men be appointed as delegates
who are warmly ia favour Of the measure. At
the same time, il is proposed to appoint a
deputation VI gentlemen to cooperate with
our friends in Jefferson and other csuasies
inter ested. to attend the surveying Of the route
Of the contemplated National Road from WASH
ingsoo. by way Of Leesburg, to Cumberland.
May 2e.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-02

Antidotc against poison.-A cor
respondent OF the London Literary
Gazette, alIuding to the numerous ca.
ses of death fl ON accidental poisonings,
and particularly to the melancholy fate
|ofthe late royal academecian Mr.. o.
wen, adds--"I may venture to affirm,
there is scarce even a cottage in this
country that does not contain an inval-
liable, certain, and immediate rene.
DIV for snch events, and which is no.
thing more than = desert spoonful OF
made mustard, mixed in tumbler or
glass Of warm water, and drank i'm
mediateIy; it acts as an instantaneous
emetic, is always ready, and may be
used with safety in any case where
one is required. BY a mistake, where
"a gentlemantook foil ounce of poison
instead . oil salts, the casters were
fortunately at hand, and no doubt an
invaluable life was preserved to his
family by giving the mustard directly.
BY making this simple antidote
known, you may be the mean of saw
ing many a fellow creature from an
untimeIy end.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-02
Cumberland, MAJ 16.

SERIOUS OCCURRENCES On
Sunday the 9Th instant, Mi. George
FL. Drake, ofthis county, shot a MI.
Dennis nj. A.hey, about eight miles
north OF this place. The circun'stan-
ces attending this occurrence, we un.
derstand were as follows: Drake and
Athey had beeno out cunning and shoot.
ing mark; returning hon Athey reiu-
sed to carry the gun, upon which a
dispute arose between them Drake
picked up a stick and threatened 10
switch him--bnt afierward took OPP
the gun and said he would shoot him,
and, bringing the gun up to his side it
went off; the ball passing through the
middle of MIR. Athcy's body, who Ii
we'd but a short time afterwards
Drake is committed to prison, to await
his trial at the next county court-He
had confessed the circumstances, but
says he had not the least intention Of
sbooting the man.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-02

DEG leave to inform the Ladies' Of Martins.
II burg and its vicinity. that they have com.
meDced the .hfLfN.3RY md .M.iATU.1.
MIXING BUSINESS in the house Of John
r Cooke. Esq. nearly opposite Mr.. Thomas
Locke's, where they will promptly execute al
orders in the best manner anG according TO the
latest fashions; they will also do PLAIN work in
the nessest style, aud on the mos, reasonable
terms.
Murtinsburg. June 2. tf
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-02
ALL IN ONE DAY.
To be drasrn ia fhe Csiy IF Baiimsrs on Ds
27rB NEXT NOM I'll. (Jur0
BIZ THE IMPROVED MODE.
Seearsd ~ Letters Patent Under Seal Of tie US


COHEN's 0fFrcE-3ahsnsre.3
June ID. 1925.
GTThc Iabrored Mode Of drawing having
been universally and so decidedly approved By
the publsr C. as esinced BY the unprecedented
safes IN he ate Stsse Lottery, the Connssucr.
lss appointed BY the Govrnsox and Cocscrs
have again adopted the same plan in the fol-
iswing scheme. which We have the pleasure
now 10 present, viz
eHkNn
STATE LOTTERY or MARYLAND, No. 8
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-02

The Hon. Rufus King, Ministes
to the Court of St. James, has enga
ged the centre cabin of the ship Paci
tic. which is to sail on the 1st of June
for Liverpool from New York. MIR.
King is to be accompanied by his, Son
Mr.. Jno. A. King, as Secretary Of
Legation
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-02

Lottery and Exchange Office. la A1arkss-st-
BALTIMORE.
Where in the late State Lotteries. were sold
the Great Capitals Of 100000 c~oiisrs-40,00O
d~ollars-two Of 20. 600 dollars--three Of 10000.
dollars, besides no less than twelve capitals a.
S 1000 dollars, sc. and rpAsre more capital prises
hare been o6fained than az any ether o6essn n
nsersce.
UrOrders from any part Of the United States
or Territories. enclosing The cash or prizes in
any Of Lotteries, (post paid) will meet cur
accustomed prompt sttention.-Address 10
J.. l. COHEN, Jr.-RaIamors.
Baltimore, June I'd, 1925.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-02

Suicide.-We learn from the Green's
burg Gazette of 10th instant, that MIR.
John Merritt, of Robbstown, West
moreland county, Pennsylvania, COM
mitted a suicide a few days since, by
.plunging a large knife into his throat.
He was found about two hours after
the deed was committed, with the knife
sticking in his throat, point downwards,
the handle only remaining out OF the
wound.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-02

An example for b,mgling Lauysrs.-
Chamillart. Comptroller General OF
the Finances in the reign of Louis XIV,
had been a celebrated pleader. lie
once lost u cause in which he was con-
cerned, through his excessive fondness
for billiards. His client called on him
the day after, in extreme afHiction, and
told him, that if he had made use OF a
document which had been put into his
hands, but which he had neglected to
examine, a verdict must have been CIV
en- in his favor. Chamillart read it, and
found it of decisive importance to his
cause. "You sued the defendant" said
he. "for 10000 livers. You have failed
by my inadvertence. 1t is my duty TO
do YOU Justice. Cali on me in two days"
In the mean time, Chamiilart procured
the money, and paidi it to his Client on
no other condition, than that be would
keep the transaction a secret.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-02

We understand, that the prize Of
$4,000 in the Grand State Lottery
Of Mary land, was drawn OH Wednes-
day last, by Gurdon II. Bacchus,
Esq. Of this city. 1t was sold al Co,
hens Office.
1t is said that another fortunate gen,
tlennn who some years since drew
the great prize Of 100000, has
drawn within a very few days past,
the prize of s. Rich. Eng.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-02

A duel was fought on 21st alt. at JEFF
fersonvilIe, Ia. between a Kentuck.
ian and a Frenchman, in which both
were slightly wounded. The comba.
tants were surrounded during the
transaction by a croaod of people, the
hospitabie citizens of Jacksonville,
to witness a breach OF their own laws
and the laws of their Creator. The
two honorables we understand were
OF Lexington, Ky.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-02

MARRIED, on Thursday last, BY
the r. DIR. Matthews, Mr.. Daniel Nor
r'sOn, to Miss Jaas POrtsrfsid, daugh-
ter of George Porterield, Esq. Of this
county.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-02
THE JOURNAL,

And Virginia &C Observation-Disclosures.
TO ADvERTTSERS-The above named
paper 10 printed in shepherdstown, Va. and
circulates freely therein ard through the sur
rounding vicinity in both sides Of the Potomac
River. Shepherdstown being situate in the
midst eta populous and wealthy section ofconn-
try, and having a direct and extensive inter-
course with Baltimore. Aiexsndria & Georges
tow by means of a turnpike read to the iormer
and the Potomac River 10 tue two latter places.
persons in business would promote their own
interest by communicating with the pubIic,ihros
the JournsL-1 Terms Of .ddvertising.--0ne dol
tar a square for the 6rst three Insertions, and
IS cents tr each additional continuance
GEORGE FLEMING.