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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-11
From the Nc,o England Goiorg.


From The Ne,p England Goiorg.
Extracts from Sybllline Leaves and
Naywafd Criticisms. by liuwy &.
Knight.
E1ehiefs vision ofthe holy water, thai
ISSUED from under the temple, and be-
came tirst ANGLE deep, then knee deep,
then lonfs deep, then water 10 swim IN
widening and widening rs II ran IS a
beautiful emblem Of the spread OF the
Gospel from It's divine sources.
| have seen women so delicate they
We're afraid to ride, for fear Inc horse
might run away afraid to sal, for fear
the boat might oyerset; afraid to walk
for fear the dcWs might fail but ne
ver saw one afraid to be married.
One reason why we should cherish
our relations is, that, ms individuals III q
world we are every succeeding age be-
coming less nearly related 10 each o.
ther.
IL pede UgcUlcm. -Imapinatio is
the finest sculptor and painter in the
world ; IL is the food of love. The
singer Thevenard, from seeing beauii-
iul female slipper, fell violently in love
with the unseen lady, and alterwad,
married her.
| would ask an atheist, if any such
there can be, whether IL appear more
consentaneous 10 reason, that matter
should make mind or that mind should
make matter.
As woman may be chaste, without
beng ylrtuous SO may man posses "
a good disposition with "A bad temper.
Do not tamper with temptation. --
The purest iclcle on Dian's temple viii
mel under the ardent chances of Apollo
Ii was a singular sophistry OF a GER
tain sect that they were become 50 per-
feet saints, that tney had LOST all inclina-
ton 10 SIN; but than Christians being
commanded TO derry themselves, they
thought II incumbent OH thom to sin.
Is IT mol proof Of a good heart al
bottom, 10 speak III Of any one ? Ii,
cannot bear to harbor vile thoughts 81
one, 50 he speaks them out to get rid Of
them.
\ sensible man, with an expressive
conntenancc, WHO cannot speak the Ian.
guagc, is well llkcned to a casket o
gems, under glass cover; we can see
but cannot get them out.
II appears 10 me 10 discover NOR,
power, 10 have formed and informed ~
emnel, with all the necessary bodil,
and instructive functions, in SO minute
compass, than to have organized an Gle
plant in the latter there was room /,
work IN.
| Doth not the prayer Of Dives, 10 b,
permitted tosend and warn his five bre
thfen on earth, imply that lbe splrli, az
ter death, hath knowledge Of what wa
Left below Z Tue, II IS parable, hu
IT IS one oil our SdVlour's, and designct
Tor our instruction.
Mary a lttlu for love, little fu
beauty, a little lor riches; for, as fo
marrying all for one, dat nakcs room
Tor disappointment.
: A heart4conlessur IS different per
son from Iip-proiessor one has mere.
! y aJnS ad rem, tho other jus in n.
One Al mHenl why ghosts do not ap.
pear, IS, that Il IN misery, they are no
permitted 10 leave it :; and if IN happ.
ness, they would rather stay where Jbcy
are.
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DR. DRISDENs Ceielsated Rheumatic
P0watrS Recommended Ivy the most
respectable physicians IN Europe As web IL in
America rs Il safe and certain cure for the
Rheumatism md Rheumatic Goat.
n Judicops practitioner IN London speaking
SSIA OF these powders, expire. SIS himself thus
4" 1 nave says hc) employed all my sail aud tai
cnts 10 hhd out an useful PREPARATION tur the re-
lief and core oil rheumatism. and most sOieHlHiY
affirm, thar have never found any thing so good,
SO scts and 50 e1caciopis, as Dr.. nrisden's khcu-
Mute Powders. You may depend upon il says
hr) tof have often experienced i, that they
possess every virtue that can Justly he ascribcd
to any medicine for that tonnenting dseasc.
!irrc thrp says he, again) you have medicine
Of suf"rltYe efficacy and Of intrinsic value
MUD IN its operation and certain IN its effects, and
winch may he givcn with success in a variety OF
chronic diseases, but especially ia obstinate
Incarnation. Ii nav be given 10 tic youngest
Children and - women in ihe most drf1cHir Stu-
atoms. IN palns of thr face Nc. powder tahru
at bed time IS III give relief
Dr. JrsNIses of EdHbreb, speaking oftlcsc
powders, SAYS have used them i'll my practice,
Is vel a. m the hospitals, and find ihcm to be a
most valuable remedy in case, of Rheumatism
and wei calculated 10 do much good, aud there
fore recommend them TO general use being con-
crs tHat no one viii be disappointed who may
have occasion 10 Use th"m.
Or Clark Of Ncw York, in a letter 10 the a.
gcnt oftnc proprietor, concludes by saymg The
poorer clas, Of people will find in tho,e powders,
a valuable and cheap medicine, for | have gent
cralIy found rom one to two boxes have produ-
ccd a cure and IN some cases halj a box has had
the wished fer effect, and IA one instance gen
tlemH who came under my care, laboriug under
obstinate chronic Rheumatism, attended win all
the symptom, Of approaching consumption, by
continuing the use of thc powders both diseases
were completely removed aud am, of an opni-
ion. that tins medicine will prove a valuable rent
cd, IN complaints ofthe chest, as we'll as hheu-
maiism. Preparcd'and sold by
NJ. 5. DRESDEN. ". ID,
A0. 10. 81. P0uis, LoRdOR.
Who has apnointed Dr. ROBERT IL ARiIS,
IN. of Phiiaieghia, the only agent in the United
States, to vend the Rbeuma,ic PoUacrs; with
fun powder to appoint other agents where he
may think proper.
IL THE subscriber is appointed Agent and
has for sale a few dozen boxes Of Dr. DrisdeHs
Rheumatic Powders, each box contains = doses.
Price ~ % Per Box. -
WALTER H. MIDDLETON,
Apotheeary and Druggist.
Iplv I'd tsq2
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Augusta.
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n AND FOR SALE.-Iho subscriber offers
III ior sale one of Two tracts ofland, he owns.
lYngin Bedford County, the tract on which he
lives lies on Otter Rrncr, a lttle below the
Bridge, in sight otthe turnpike Road eighteen
miles8fom Lynehburg and eight from Liberty,
containing 900 Acres About hall woodland md
the greater part will produce excellent Tobacco;
the plantation lies rather better than common,
IS we'll watcrcd IN good hepri and repair, which
can be shown n any time by myself The o.
ther tract containing 6oo Acres, lies ON Goose
Creek, IN about a mile OF It's junction with Staun-
ton River. About two hundred acres cleared,
eighty oiwhch IS bottom land and can,ldera-
bic part first rate tobacco land and no mconsi-
dcTabe part ot the wood land will produce exs
eellent tobacco, well watcred aud plenty OF tim
Der, lies we'll as common, with a valuable
lime rock quarry on il of excellent quality
have no hesitation in saying believe II one Of
the best tobacco plantations in the County OF
Bedford This hand can be shown at amy time
by Col d. Qaarlcs, who lives neat it, or Mr..
Owl Loving living the premises,
JESSE LEI lNtCH.
Dec. : c2wl7
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s nh2 pletc5 Arg MD caa ALL d a"" t ra
plants, Malignant Feycrs, ~ There pills II
administered in time 10 remove the Biz from the
stomach, viii eonutrtari the cause, winch com
monty produce yellow or Bilious eyer, Aguc u
FAN eycfs Bilious Cholic, plcuisy, Dy ,cntc-
ry, Worms, sick and Foul Stomach Head Ache,
Loss Of Appetite, Fltulcuce, Epilcptlc FITS lily.
pochondria, aud lIyslaicd Complaints Sour
stomach, lieaft Burn Dyspepsia on Indigestion,
&c. They remove ilabttual Coshyencs,, Calds
and Coughs, Asthma, otngaary, Gravel Rhea.
mati,m, Gout Scuvy, scorbudc Borhcs, lmpu-
ri6cs in the Blood, / cnale Complaints. &c
a further supply of the above Pill, this day
received a. the subfcibrr5 Drug and Medicine
Store, pIIcc 3 cents box.
WALTER H. MIDDLETON,
Dec. 7 opposite FaaiaHee.
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Cornish's RemedY for lhe Piles.

ZAIE Medicine now offered to the public
i is one which has been fully snbecte
to Tie iufalible test Of experience and in e
very instance where il has been fairly tried,
it has be en- attended with the most complete
success. In SOME CT the cases, the patients
had been Iaboring under the disease Tor years,
aud during that period had received the best
medical advice, aud had even undergone a
painful surgical operation, without permanent
advantage. Iii, not Dixie those usually ad-
yerlsed.i offered as certain cure tor long
catalogue Of diseases, hut those afflicted with
this complaint, tor which alone it Is recon-
mendcd, may rely with confidence upon oh
tanning relief, even in its worst forms, in ii
short time and they themselves are the best
Judges Of the importance of such remedy -
Price 80 cents per boz, with directions sign
ed by the proprietor
rGe subscriber is appointed Agent for the
sale of the above medicine.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON.
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Il Packages Fresh d Scasonablc Dry
Goods.

Il Packages Fresh d Scasonablc Dry
Goods.
a BNEY NJ. FAChLER has received and
80 now exhibits large and general Us
sorneni OF seasonahle Dry Goods, which II
IS believed will render satisfaction 10 those
" no NAV favor him with a call, regarding
both price and quality. The entire stock OF
which wish 10 dispoes, is think, we'll Sc
lected, aud particularly fitted 10 The times x
demand. Among them are to be found the
following:
Candy and Sons Napt Cottons,
Rose, Point, aud Du1le Blankets (heavv)
super. blue aud black London clothes aud
Casslmeres,
Good and common cloths and
superfne cassinetts and common do. assert.
ed co.'s.
New aud elegant peIisse cloths g. hanuels,
Red. green, and yellow fanneis, assorted
qualities,
Drab cloths, good bang-up cords, Sc
Green baise, drab flushing, tartan plaids, &c.
Heavy owansdown, tolllnet, aud yaiintia YES
tings,
Plato Jackonet Mnslins, plain and iig'd Bonn
ba1etts, BombaIines, Bolivar stripes "a new
and beautiful article
Plaid Linseys, powerloom do. plain Wool
seys, Mixed plains, (all good article for ser
wants clothing
A number of plaid cloaks, well made, supcri
GRAND common London prints Cine patterns
variety of PLAIN and fgd Gros de Maple
silks, Smile velyets Qor peIees,) cause and
six hhkis, Satins, Pushes, Gimps,
Buttons, Moughhair Pohs, &c. &c.
Lin en- bed tickings, cotton do. Qrom com
mon to very good)
81 aud IL Brown and bleached Sheetings,
plads, &c &c,
\ good assortment of Hardware, Cutlery
Grockery and Glass Ware, besides n very fine
assortment of shoes, we'll made and OF most
every description, Wool and fur bats, all Of
which will he sold cheap bunk square,
Nor. p. 1888 ivuchhura, Va
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4rNRAI'TS on Boston, Proyidence, New-Yorl>,
" Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City,
aad Richmond, Va, for sale in sums to suit pur-
chlscrs AT Il small premium, at the Lottery and
Exchange Office OF = 4 NJ ALLEN X co.
Lynchbarg where all kinds of nncurreai money
Ettkcn at the lowest rates Of discount.
July 10. IS
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NJ. S. DlJSDEN. VI d.
july 81

TnNrOMPARABLE CALfC0Es.-HcKee Ro-
3 bi5soa K Go. have now the pleasure OF an
nouncnr tie arrival of the above truly beautiful
article ,orefhcr with n great many other rich
and desirable goods at less price, 'nan ever be-
fore exhibited. Their friends and the PUBLIC arc
particularly solr,p#. - view fhcir assortment.
ltt =
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Near the sotrce ofthe Iigris, dwell
the remains of the Numerous Christian
population which inhabited all this part
Of the country in the times oithe Gretk
Empey0rS and who were io.ced by their
Mahomctan enemies TO take refuge in
these inaccessible regions. They new
consist of fo0r tribes LeparCes, acoint-
ing to about 10000 families the X ON.
mccs, to 1000; the Jilros, 500; and
the Tookabecs, 10 30O.-1 hey live un-
der the rule ola sor Of prelatical Chief,
whose dignity is hereditary in the FAM
~, although the chief himself, being set
apart for the chuch, cannot marry. lie
acts both as priest and general, leading
the people to church or to war and they
all pay him implicit obedience. They
are Of the tcstorian creed, and hate
Roman Catholics even more than Ma
hOmedans, putting to death, without
mercy, al that fall unto their hands. In.
deed, they behave little less craclly 10
any others who unfortunately come in
their way. They can bring into the
field $4,000 capital matchbox men
They live exclusively among themselves,
admitting noonc into their country, which
is SO strong and impenotrable that none
can enter it without their leave. The
missionaries dispatched about three
years ago into Persia by the Society OF
Basic, were expressly instructed to di-
rect their attention to these degenerate
Choodish Christians.
Christian Obserrer.
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r Alfd'k II. CABELL, attorney 1t Lag.
IN @hl IL future, regularly attend the courts OF
few. a. county His Office is ON Main-stleet. a
uoofs above the Franklin Hotel.
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YEl ND. BOILING, attorney At Lar, sin in
la iitturc regularly attend the superior and
Inferior Counts OF PitlsyIsana County lie
resides II mll,5 east OF Campbell Coufl-llol.,e
Dee. !. dtl7
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y HEl#1r SAI.E--By virtue OF decd ofIust,
y executed by Gen. Jnd beitvic h the sub
scribels, aud OF Icco1diu the clerk Office of the
county court % Bedford, will be offered for sale
on the sth day OF january next at the rcsjdencc
of the said LettWich, the foll5Ning property, VIZ:
"a certain tract u parcel Of land, situate ia thu
county Of Bedford, on the Mouth side oi li,de Ot-
ter and the satal, thereof contoining three hun
bred acres more OF less.--Aeo one other tract
or parcel of land situate in the said county on l.
lruCh's creek, containing -four hundred aud sixty
five and ~ acre. more on les Also 0uc 9th
cr tract containing TWO hundred and eighty H.
crcs. more or les. adjoining the ands of John
Hudnali and others Also one other tract of
land situate in ihc fork OF Littc Otter and boun-
dcd bg the two Ditgs, containing one hundred
and seventy six acrc-.-- Also the iulloRng sInYes
and personal estate, VIZ IdUm Aich Paills,
Dcunis, Abiam Marian, ono stallion called La
f,,citc. one hay Mare, called Betsy Blob, thirty
head Of att siStg head OF Hog. al the
Household q Kitchen Furniture. two Wagons
one set of Gear, all his Plantation utensils one
Gig NHaIncss. two Rifle Guns. one mans Saddle.
one woman's Saddle two Bridles--An the crop
nfTobaccn. 1he terms OF sale will be accommo-
dating and made known on the day ofsalc Ac.
ting as trustees Nc will convey fouly such tito
as is vested ~ Us as such though il is believed the
title is indsputablc. Nm. LEFTWICH Jr
J. {. SIEPTOE, = Trustees
Dee :, ttdsls
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such supplies as this market may require. Their
assortment IA part consists OF the following arti-
clcs -
Broad Cloths, IRISH Linens &. Sheet
Rose and Point Blankets, ings,
Figured and Plain Vest silk q Cotton Hand
mgs, kerchiefs.
Lmseys, Leghora G Straw Bon.
Cashmere and Cotton nets,
sha"ls, Ladie, buckles q Belt
Stockings, Rlbbands
Oznaburgs, Muslin Robes,
Calicoes, Furniture Cbntzes,
Cainbncs, Lace and Edgmgs,
Figured and Plain Mus Grape Robes.
Inns, Grape ohawls & SCarts
Silks and Satins, Mcrino Shawls q scars
Grapes and Gauzcs, Tortoise Smell Tuck q
Black and Fancy Rib side Combs,
bands,
! Together with almost every article in the Dry
Good and Fancy Line
| DOmeaicS.-Comprlsm an assortment of Cassi
nets, Ticllings bleached and Brown Shirtings
Checks, Plaids, aud Blue and White Cotton
! Yarns, &c. &c.
CiothRg.- clothing of every des.
crlpdon; also, 100 Gentlemen and Ladies
Cambet and PLAID Cloaks and Great Goats.
! Hard'care ind CUitery, such as Knives 4 Forks
of the latest manufacture, Pen and Pocl1e,
! hlllFtH, ttppipNtN IAdHOIa anu Cl1lAt boChA
Of all descriptions. Saws. Files, and almost
every article in the Hardware Line
Shoes and Hats.-A complete assortment of La
dies Morocco, Seal skin, Prmella, silk, and
! hid Shoes-Gcntemens Monroe Shoes and
Pumps; also, an assortment Of Chdrens
Shoes. Gentlcmens' White and Black Beaver
| and Fun Hats BOYS Fur and Morocco Hats
| White and Black Wool Hats, OF approved man
| utaeturc.
An assortment of Looking Giosses, Groceries
Ct0rtpg and Stone Earc.
It's the determination of 1adreUs n Brother.
To keep constant supplies, 10 BE- able to ttir
niSh their customers any article IN the ncrcatilC
haze. Country merchants, as well Planters
are particularly invited 10 give them call, as
every effort will be made to render general salts
faction, and which is their intention TO sell unu
| suall} low for cash.
100 Sacks Liverpool filled salt.
! Country Produce taken in Barter.
| (lrt 10
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Books T. Stationary,

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I "neh renders his collection very complete,
81 OF which he is determined 10 sell very low
;o' cash Those wishing to bay arc partition
@r'y hFliedt 10 call and examine my cojiec
40" before they pn@ehase. In the late ar
aN''s were the following New Works, viz -
,'e' round Winter Hearth, by jane and
s"0a Maria Porter: being the best produc-
,'on rom their pm for many wears. The Ad-
,tn'efes OF Don Juan de Ulloa, Illustrated
% Hun - me Easrayng, this work contains
'' mos snrnfisug adventures chat was ever
N"oNn. The Franklin Alnanack for 1872 j.
sipeaor to any other in the world. Atlantic
9ou'enlr, or Christmas and New Years pre-
,a ,a'. ior 1927, this is decidedly one Of the
a '',,' superior productions ever issued from
a3 pres IN the Z. States, aud equal (jf not
f,Refof) to ans in the world This wonder
C. ,ly executed work was Published by II. {.
' ,VIr{ y J. Lea, Philadelphia; and they rich-
:, .tffHe the patronage of liberal public.
,, \, a'a'tlon to this very superior production,
lucy publish the most useful productions
tt a in the L, States, and generally bet
Ter executed. AHrANR V0ETn
Nos. Is.
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TChriStian Obserfer.

~ AMP & LlNSEED OILY alter IL hid
n dleton, has this day received large qe.,si-
tity of superior Winter Strained Lamp Ol-zA'4
so Lmseed OIL, 5pish Iureentipc, White Lao,
&c.
Hav -. to
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YrAOk RENT, that comfortable
q Two Story Framed House,

M AZ r az" story ' GS. e""I lioa'@,
I5tlst9 Ga whch is artacueda good gar
81 assas-kEss dem at present N the occupancy
OF Mr. \, Winston. THIS housc aud lot Is 81
luate IN one Of the best nejgohorhoods IN
Lyuchbmg Possession can be had the lst
January.
navc, also, for Rent a small Farm, one
mile from town, at present occupied by Hon
~ 5. Langhorne. On II are comfortable i'm.
provements.
CARPENTERS FOR HIRE.
Two first rate Carpenters, with good sol Of
Tools good male Cook, who is also a good
gardener. One female Cook, who IS Il good
washer aud ironer,--Also Fifteen likely Ne
eroes, men and boys, some OF which are ftst
rate plantation hands All OF which | will
hire on reasonable terms.
GEORGE WHIrLOCkE.
Nov. 20. Il 'twl,3l
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7 '09 SALE. a likely Negro Man, good
:. h,a.e servant Enquire at this Office.
sept p.
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+ nj ALL AND NlNfERGoODS.--.4aareissS &,
- Brothers, have the pleasure of announcing
tothe Planters OF Virginia, that they are now O.
penne large and extensive assortment of 10.
reiga AID Domestic Go1ds, aod are now prepared
10 offer the newest and most admired fashions. =
aud are determined to make sales al a small ad-
vance on the Philadelphia rates Inc senior
partner resides there, aud viii regularly forward
such supplies as this market may require Their
| assortment il part consists OF the following ar,i-
clcs -
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.--a0RTu AMERICAN REVIEW, No. 50, for
mr. oriober 1896, just received and ready for
= At the New Book Store of A. r.
North
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New .irrigoi Of Medicines.
N1ALTER II. MIDDLETON !!

Esg packages fresh Medicines, W ich
d have been particularly selected by
an experienced hand and which can
be warranted genuine
tie ha, rcccatly purchased the entire stock OF
Drugs Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dyc-smiti, &c.
o. Dles. Owens q Lecke, winch in addition to
hi stock on hand, together with h, ne" arrival,
rpjers his assortment extensive and complete.
Ills friends aud the public as we'll as the Gus
toners IT Owens x leekle, measured that they
can BE- furnished Oh the most favorable terms.
Practitioners OF Medicine, county merchants
an others whopurchase largely can be supplied
al a small advance above the northern prices and
good bonds taken in payment
The greatest attention paid to the compound
M Of medicine; and he pledges himselfto deli.
sar no article out Of lis establishment but what
Of the pureat quality.
July L. tso6
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PRINTED ASD PUBLISHED BY
rTcuER Il RICH. II. TOLEK
- n ,IE.lers of fhc bates Of the Union.

.r,, s.,,i. Weekly Paper, at 81, and the Weekly
1fIa' :, n aann,n payable in adYance.-No sub
P4si 10 = rei,ed Tor a less time than siA months
sP''n w yl be Discontinued (but at the discretion
a. ~ y R .,sr., until all arrcarages are paid
GIN ,,,.n,, will be inserted At 90 cents per
= @ - the first time and 81 II cents Tor cleh
a1f' tv ;rh,se from a distance must be paid for
t1lnA"a .s., Insertion, or the payment assumed 10y
Pow ~ 1r"eseonsiblc person IN Lyheilburg'
b.neery Orders not exceeding TWO squares are III
,l for SIX dollars.
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.----...1YTER Strained spermeceti Lamp oil,
MW,etbr first quality, Just received by
w u THOMAS J. DUVAL,
Sign Of the Golden Mortar.
October3l. Is
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=, An 4ttors addressed to the Editors must be posi-
va viii not be attended to.