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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-17
TraMsylyania University.
MEDICAL DIPARTnrrinrsrt

FaNiiE Lee RES will commerce. as usual ON tl,o
Il first Monday OF November, and terminate ;r lie
first " eek OF the ensuing March.
.4aotony a7fi Surgery, by DIR. DUDLEY
Institutes Of Medicine and Clinical Prgeiic, L n IT,
C.4LDUELL, ''' W Nv
Theory and Practice IF Medicine, BY DR. DRAKE
The paper OF tie Bank Of the Commonwealth If Ken
lucky, heretofore received par 10y the Professors
having nearly gone out OF circulation specie or its ooui
vaicn viii be expected The price of eacI ticket viii
be fifteen dollars, with tie exception Of ,at 10 lla
course of Anatomy and Surgery which is fixed at TWEEN
ty. Naturalization, with admission to the Library ard
Reading Room, which kept open every day win br
five dollars, making the aggregate fees for instruction
one hundred dollars. The Library, containing abort
1000 volumes, is constantly Augmented by the inpoila
ton Of new standard and periodical works from Great
Britain aud the continent of Europe.
The difficulties experienced by the two last clase=
from the dTsprcporonae size of tie Anatomical Hall
have been obviatcd by the erection of new one Of en-
areed dimensions and with cOnyenionces and appu,e.
Dauces not surpassed BY any other Tic United States
DANIEL DRAKE, NJ. y.
Dem of Tire ,Uc1i,cai Eaculip
prdnsy wanna University, Sept. Is. 12ra
II 70 be inserted ferrs for six weeks rf
tive Richmond Whir. fyrchbUrg Veinian. Charieei,u
Guy Gazette. and Charleston Mercury, Miedgsvilc &
Recorder Raleigh ". L. Register Augusta Geo Cuns-
tonas Huntsville Ala. Advocate, asl,vilIe Ten.
uer, Knoxville Ten Register, Arkansas Gazette. L"cs
Mo. Republicans Louisville Advertiser Frankfort Coa.-
ncntator, Mdysville Eagle. and Kentucky G1zcue,-.
p; a7sc; VII y r.a!e - lie Ei:' r tha Register.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-17
Washington City Canal Lottery.
4Tu CLASS

10 be draEn in UaSin.to CITY, tie 27I eF Dcctn.
Der, 1926
VIE Managers respectfully offer ia the public, The TO-
n lowing scheme of the fourth class of Washington
Lotteries, ia the hope and belief that il Will be onDd
thy the patronage Of all he friends Of this kind of adven
t"Ie j. is arranged on the ve,y popular mode by the
hinat'on of three numbers each ticket the
to o. being all that used. These 60 numbers bein
placed in wheel the day of drawings eight
drawn out random, which produces SO capital prizes
each ticket ct which contains three OF the numbers
l,i56 prizes, each with of drawn numbers and
lo5OS prizes, each with Of the drawn number 100
other tickets, which viii contain OF the drawn
numbers, being blanks.
SCHEME
The ticket containing the lsi, 2h and Sd dawn Nos
vii! he entitled 10 the Grand Prize of sIoOno
Thai containing 6lh 7,h aud ,;;h viii
4 rnfi INN ~ n-.. n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-17
Executors Sale.

MILL be sold at public auction, Monday the Isl
" day OF January next lair, otherwise the fair
uay' al 'e plantation called Retreat, i'll The lower end of
hanover county bout fifty three Slaves consisting of men,
women and clTen and all the other personal OF
beanln Oliver, decd at the said plantation, hing
household and kitchen furniture, plantation utensils
psher to0sa carriage saus copper STILL stock
horses, cattle sheep hogs, &c.For all
iafs' twelve months credit will be given, and bonds with
approved security required--under that cas!'.
At the time and place about forty Slaves viii
he hre1i out, and the Plantation (on which about BOO
bushels of wheat have been scedc) will be rented for The
ensuing year. BENIN BRAND,
Nov, II, 1926 Executor of B. Oliver, dec a.
n. b. Some of the household furniture is ergant and
OF very good quality. VII
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-17
from the Afk4u,as Gazette Of oe,obs, Io.r


Emancipation Of S!.frcs in Ttray.-lYe learn by a
gentleman OF this place, wiiJ arrived few DAYS since
from Miller COu"ty, that ci;ZIu Of hat county had
rc;Hrned just before c started, from the pioynce OF
Texas, bringing Information that great cx excitement pre-
vailed throughout the several colonies m that country
when lie eit there, consequence of tie recent pas
sage OF law by the Mexican Government for the
Emancipation OF ali tie Slaves in lie Province Of Tex
rs, and bat orders had been received for carving II
iui0 immediate eject. as may well be- supposed dis
information produced tile greatest CONSERVATION among
tie siaFe.hnMefs, ali Of whom bad cmlgracd 20 that
country under an assurance, informed, from
the local authorities O feYns, that they could hold their
slaves; though Under tic impression that lave
rs is prohibited Throughout the Republic by tic Con
s,itnuon Of Mexico.
TIC large slave holders were hufry ing of their sa} es,
IN great numbers, into Louisiana and Arkansas; and
nave beard Of several persous who eniErated from this
ft'rory, who have recently crossed tine line, into
Louisiana viii their slaves. Those persons who have
5pt lev slaves, have beld meetings, at whIch was
solved hat they would stand nv each other IN resisting
the execution Of the law, unu they con gather This
years CROP after which they have determined 70 leave
the unlry.
We also learn tha The ludiIns have been very trOi.
bicsotne, for some time past the colOuiss and at,
IN many settlements, they under the necessity oil
erecting forts for their protection and rercatin INTO
them for security. Several persons bad been killed by
the Indians within few months, but at TIC latest ad
vices, the alarm subsd!ng The crops are SAID c
7 DC sscs' this seasori I'D t.c country tcty s,cki~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-17


we learn That lHoMas Mann EASDoI.Pu late Co
vernon OF the State OF Virginia. has been appointed bv
the Executive of the United States Ia be Commission
the part of the United States under tLe act OF
Congress of the last session. to the boundary line
between the State Of Georgia and the Territory U,
Florida Ma. int.
.HI: ttfrrS oy.ltioa-The eloquent and able Dis.
course OF the ATTORNEY General the Lives and Cha
raoters OF the deceased patriots ADAMS aud JErFER-
son, is now published We perceive, by mute prefix
ed 10 II, that the Committee of the City have, vciyl
considcrately and with great propricy, directed tina,
lie profits arising from the sales Uf The Discourse be
applied solely TO the Of lie Daughter Of Mr.. Jeer-
son, whose circumstances, unfortunately render any
pecuniay assistance acceptable. That the benevolent
determination of the Committee may be rendered as
effective as possible shall deny ourselves the pleas
ure Tor some time, of publishing the Eulpgy in the
tegcncer that the sales may degree be abridged
oy satisfying the public curiosity through the newspa-
pers; and we hope that the consideration will
induce other editors TO adopt the course We
refrain from saying word to this admir- BILE
pioduc'Dn 10 the public patronage. The fame Of the
orator makes TINS unnecessary, and indeed should
De afraid to speak of it in the which we think il
deserves Respect moreover, the feelings of her TO
whose usc tie profits of the work appropriated f
BIDS any thing Ike sO!icitaion.-[i6 J
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-17
.suuc''"h OF 10 per cent.
II,l20 PRICE.

PascH or -CIA1osA:
NtSie cEe' $40 ray So Quarter - So RigLl 81 81
Prize tickets Ia former Lotteries ;,,L te 80 IN
specie Eay ing banks received at par " "
Parcels OF Tickets made Ibis LOTTERY hy taking
~ tiTkeis al random, huI in such name, ra bev co,,
one OF each Il The co numbers uscd ami as 9 of %
"eTS are drawn from the wheel and each one is rrilent
'r ''aS I" iVsiIS II follows that such MARCEL Of 90
tickets must OF necessity draw least 50 dollars les, lin,
Ia per cent Gentlemen who prefer adventurina only Tor
The prizes better 'hanhc lower ones and pSyin only the
difference b'tween the vaie q" tile tickets anj It ,h.v
nnst nj necessity dIhw, certificates enng rr
/" all We hugh prizes at t!e following rates:
4 ce'"hca'e ton 20 W hole Tickets, 5I22
do 20 Halves III
do 20 Quarte.. AZ
10 90 Eighils 16I
- q" letters by the mail (pos paid by private hand
enc!"sns the cash prize tickets will be rs we'll afrdI
to as personal application at The Managers Once whers
the cash IS 'Yays had for prizes rs drawn Az
dress XAETHs &, SSYsr1S5 Fssxy.Es ~ "
Nov. 17-w7l JTyosLinrSar" r.,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-17
.6GS--

NEG.LsEUUG, My. i.
n re'y rare C,""'reaCe!-A Cow owned by Col.
lillian Vosse Of this vicinity, brought foIt! Three
lie}er Cnfecs!" Friday, the 9th inst. They arc
aive ana thrifty. This prolific animal has had six
calves, within these last two years and two months.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-17

Nsic yogf Elec.i0tl.-Ihe latest information tro.r
then ew York election for Governor is furnished BY
tie Eveaing Post OF Monday BY the returns then
reeived appears that Cn,on's or,v over judge
Rochester was Ills. in tlirt. six counties In 1921
''r. Ctn,ons MINORITY Air. Young in the sanc
counties, is said to have been 1919. The next mail
viii perhaps bring the result of tie election. Tie
friends OF each candidate sangunc iiow i; viii
terminate it is impossible for US to predict.
900
rom NJ MASSACHUSETTS, learn further IN regard ,o
e eectioh Tor Representatives To Congress- tiat Jo-
ePh richardson has been elected Representative in
@ Ion congress from the District represented
MT hobart, and that il is almost certain that in
,"e districts now represented by Mr. Locke Mr. Al
e"' MI l-ahr"p MIR. Dwight and MIR Ba, lies there
zen no CHOICE from paucy of votes aud number
VI canuaes Indeed the greatest apathy has ci,arac.
terzed the elections in almost every District i'm This
state which may be Judged by the fact that in the Sa
lem District only about four hundred votes were Ia
Ken Tor Representative TO Congress-a District which
would, in an active contest poll nearly as many thou
sands. Nh yt
New SENATnas.-VFe learn from Delaware tina
DANIEL RoDNEY has been appointed by the Governor
a equator III Congress in the place of AIR Fan Dixie
deceased, un, the meeting of the Legislature which
takes place in January.
DIR. EPHRAIM BATEMAN. of Cumberland ..ouptr
has been elected, by the Legislature of New Jersey
Senator III Congress- in the place OF Josegh lII2cai1e
deceased and also for six years from the 4th March
next Dr. Batcman represented the State in the louise
of Representatives for eight years. He is an old re-
pnbIcan and in favor of te elcction Mr. raw
iord but Is friendly To the existing Administrations
His opponent was Theodore Freiiagtuyscn ESQ the
Attorney General of the State, edcralist also ie 4dly
TO the Administrations. The vote was a close one
Mr. Freiinghuysen having received % votes, and D..
Datenan %.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-17

7''rAL.--The U. S. Ship Horact, Captain CLAx-
To', dropped down from the Navy Yard on Sunday
evening, aud anchored off Town Point. She will sail
ilrst fair wind for the Delaware 10 take board the
Hon. JONI SERGEANT, Minister 10 the Mexican Con-
gress.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-17

one to suffer death, anu Ae oiht. 10 be p9oici ,yhi;
ped, he reversed the sentence of the latter and
the one 10 be hanged, and the other be shot, dec
ring them TO be outlaws and piraesr liat he put 10
death of his Indian prisoners war; without even
The fornality Of trial; that in TIC case of Judge
Fromentn, aud the former Governor Of Florida Col
Calava, he manifested violence ofiemlper and a dis
regard of the Constitution and laws equal % his for
mer mis,eeis and that throughout the whole of ms
administration Governor of Fioridu, proved himself
wholly unqualified for civil Office; clearly manifested
the tyranny and obstinacy of his disposition and his
Tecklessness of the rights and liberties of mankind
With u foil knowledge of all these important facts,
would MIR. Clay, or any other man, been jusiabe in
raising TO the Presidency such rnau rs Gen jackson.
In preierrns Mr.. Adams, lie exercised right guaran
teed TO him by the Constitution, 6 consulted the best
iaierestssof his country-or under its present rulers
the government continues be administered on those
principles which have received the general approba=
lion OF the American people.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-17
600
L.aie go Imno,lnnL 800 C,,La..I:n

Lqie asi Important tram ColoA.Iin
By an ARRIVAL at New York, from Porto Cayello,
gentleman OF that city has received letter from his
friend al La Guayra dated the 7fh of October con
nunicatng the important Intelligent that Pace is re-
tracing his steps, and that the nsnrrectionary inuv
Venezuela are about 20 subsde of tIIeir own
accord without even the interference OF tic General
Government The Mercantile Advertiser gives The
following extracts from tie letter:
"L4 Guayra OCT. IL
"Great changes and for the better have tal,en
place, The leaders and promoters Of the faction are
by their recent acts convinced that the People are not
to be ruled even urged into cigH ca and that their
devotion to them is moi absolute as in the first in
sacce, their vanity led them 10 suppose AT th. moo
tang of the People, called by order of General Paez
upon his arrival at Caracas, il was resolved ~ Dis
Charge the forces raised for drfence or otter ,uy,ecy.
that depuat ion of tin oil the most bic. men
of Caracas be forthwith despatched to Eorota huubI
{" represent lie wishes OF Venezuela; short to place
things as near as possible as they stood, this uu!or-
tunate event took place AZ tbs hGS been slJe and
the consequence confidence about 10 be restored
we certainly consider the a.4iI entirely al ar end
So far concerns the power OF The General Govern
inent over this district DOLlI.R, is aJ&Dis.s in The
hearts OF the people. We have certain aCcnnnfs q! his
being his way, and from what has taken place in
affairs, and the great intimacy at suJslsis between
General Pacz End Madame Bolivar, some oi ihe wise
ones agur, nav, assert fact, that PatZ AMI Boil
var have perfect understanding that great sa-
cEiices are 10 be male-naincs mentioned A.c-
Upon this we silent; coD.ra'nlang ourselves apc::
the happy termination .! this G;taig.
The "Oren'al Spectator published AT i,:yr,,a in
The Levant and from which las Proceeded So much
unfriendly information respecting the connct ard az
fairs OF the Greeks, the I@,!, OF August last
suspended by order OF l!le French consul general at
Smyrna The Paris Journal dies Deba,s assumes from
that fact, that tie Oriental Spectator was raper
paid by the French ministry.
1872
/ The privaeer Republican, made her escape from
Gibraltar in the night, proceeded up tle Straits aud re
turned sept. 10. The ia 1.
stroyed 20 sail of Spanish vessels during his absence
burnt village aud made bali dozen friars pri>ouers
az IS SAID tie r. draws %! feet of waier!l
Pare OF the L; with valuable cargo, vas ordered
from Gibraltar 20 o'on5ia bat rellIen by Spa
nis'i cfuzcr, before she got out of the Straits aud tic
prIe master w's shot IN attempting escape the
boat The prisoners on board of another watching a
favorable opportunity and fair wind rose the vessel
and escaped ~ith her to the Spanish lines. Several
others remained in port the eth with the priya teer
Boston Palladium.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-17
Carpetings and Rugs

4 assortment of 6ne and superfne CaIpetings o
IA superior patterns aud style. with S,ear,h Rugs I,
match, Tor sale at low prices,by
HALL NEiSON.
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Those 10 having on them the 81, 9th and Gil:
ID, 9th aud 9TH; Sd, 9th and 9Th; Sd, 9Th ami
''h; 3D. 9th and 9th, 80, 18th and 9Th; 4th, 5,h
and oth; 4,h, 5ih and 7rh; 4,l 9th and 9Th; 4,h
9th aud 9Th; 4th 9th and Sth lih 9Th and
8ih; Gin OH aud 7th; 9th, 5th and 9Th; Obj
9Th and 9Th, each, ,con
All other tickets (beins 500 which will be found
20 contain each three OF the drawn uinbers dc
icItnt from either of the preceding, each, 5,o
Those % tickets having them, the Is,a:ded
dawn numbers, 80,
Those lo4 tickets, ha,-g two Of the drawn
numbers on them aud those TWO the Sd and l.h or
The 9Th and 9th, epch, r.,
All others with iw" II the drawn numbers ON
them, being 1900 each, o.,
ANA all tickets having any of the dawn
numbers on Them, being iO6O8, each IN
No ticket which shall have drawn n Prizs or s,,,o,i
denomination" can ne entitled II ulries Prize
PriArs payable forty days after d. sug and sut.c
10 the usual deduction OF 10 ner cent @
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-17

cQHEN's OFFICE Riehnone,>
- ,.r,., November, 18th, 1896
bFFIClAL NOTICE.-The drawing of the second
~ class Of the VIRGINIA STATE Lottery for me
5eneh OF the Monongalia Academy, will place. agree
ably to announcement heretofore, the City Hail. en-
Tuesday next, the 2tst inst. at ! l O'clock
The Litchfield County post., 1826-07-25


 U. Gagu, Benoni Peck. Samuel R0I,ey4s. Horatio Smith, Stephen Heth. I.ensT . Bradley. Sdlisbwy- Lot Norton, Martin Strour ss,, ueI Church, EliphaFet WhitsIesev. Sece-.s Peltee, John 0. Mitchell, Newman HoIle~ 1oTTingfOn-Wm. BatteIl, Erastus FJodrev Russel. c. Abernethy. Grisw0Id " oodwSFd' Levi MunseH, Wnn. North. '-' W0STen Stephen Strong. Sherman Hartwen. Salmon Weston. -. " WGshing toa-- Daniel B. Briusmade. Curtis E4i- cock, Ensign Bushnell, KOungs Elliot. Her. manus Marshall, Alvin Brown. Wdtertoacn-C Charles Merrinlan, HoIbroosr Curtis, John Buckingham. Samel H. Net rest. 4 1se- s1 sslE E Vl- q ".ncaestsssT-Joseph. Miller. James Beebe,Lu- oM HaII.s;aa sMaKeneld. sonathan Coe. Wm. s. n noliaoard Truman s. Wetmore, Tyaac. WS@ssss %ss,sy. es Gharles B. Phelps, Jesse Minor. ' con R Rotssors ] sf; aaSa deman sherman, Gid- Judson. e' Ss' S"hn
The Litchfield County post., 1826-07-25

minute, and cut over surface of sos ieet square The work was executed by him win great ease, and he was rewarded with the a,,- psause OL all present, and with a badge of re- sPect and honour. Itis proposed to continue these meetings: and we shall endeavOur in our next paper, to give some further account ot the plan. We regret that our limits will not allow more extended notice of this first exhibition of the kind.
 At New-LOndon, amid the festivities of the day, the sheriff was directed to open the pris- on doors, and bring in his bill, as follows :--
 Before the wine was circulated, gentle man tMr Law) proposed to the President Judge Perkins, that the eompanx present make general Gaol Delivery of debtors, to the amount of their debts more or less. The motion was carried unanirnously--fhe sheriff was ordered by the authority of the President of the day, to open the doors and bring in his biN. Theplate was passed, and when the first, second, and third gentlemen, among whom was Capt. George Rogers of the Navy, had put in $2O each, and others 1Tere emptying their pockets, the sheriff rose and told the company that there was enough; or if not that he would look to the remainder. A com mittee was appointed to see general clearing. out, and the debtors were addressed by the President with a delicacy admirably suited 10 the occasion; for instead of reminding them they were free, they were taken by the hand and invited to drink glass of wine, by which was probably understood as much as they5 Mirror
The Litchfield County post., 1826-07-25
COUNTY OFEITCHFIELD.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACR.

UOoAsNEo OF HE EEAC6s Litch hfeld-F Frederick Wolcott, Asa Bacon,
 Phineas Miner, Levi sCatlin, Morris w ood-
 ruff, Seth P. Beers, Jabez w. Huntingdon,
 Jonathan Buel, Elihu Harrison, James
 Birge, Enos Stoddard, David c. Sanford,
 Simeon Sanford, Hugh F. Welch. BnrkhGmsted- John Merrils, William Taylor,
 Amos Beecher, Samuel Monson, Lester
 Loomis, Lambert Hitchcock. Rekklem-Samuel Bloss, Nathan Burton, IT,
 David Bird, Connant Catlin, Joseph H.. 4 Bellamy. 8a x Cannan-Wm. M. Burrall, Josl,ua Cornwall, Benajah Douglass, James Fenn, Wm. Hol- libird, Le,nan Church, Asahel North, Ja-
 beg Brewster. Colebrook- -Reuben Rockwell, Seth Marshall,
 Launcelot Phelps, Samuel Whitford. COrnsCdit Oliver Burnham, Win. Kellogg,
 George Wheaton, Rufus Swift, Samuel
 Hopkins. Peter Bierce, John A. Sedgwick. Goskess-- Truman Starr, Alfred Walter, The ron TOwner, Samuel Chapin, David L.
 Parmelee, John H. Collins.
 HGrwinton- Jacob A. Catlin, Benjamin Gris-
 wold, Noah Wilton, Benajah Hayden. Kent-N Nathaniel F. Perry, John Mills, John
 H. Swift, Nathan Slcsson, Birdsey Berds-
 ley. Cared Vinegar, Alpheus Fuller. Lew s is Mills.
 Nesc-H Hartford--A Goodwin, Andrew Aher-
 pethy, Roger Mills. Wm. q. Williams. Isaac Kellogg. 1e New-l 1ilford-O. Merwin, D. S. Boafdman. H. Boardman. Eli Todd, Joel Sanford,
 Perry Smith, D. Gaylord, Nathaniel Perry, Stephen Crane, Levi Morris. Israel Camp, Ezra Noble.
 Noyto Augustus Pettibone, Joseph Battell, Michael II. Mills, Joseph Briggs, Bushnell knap, Edmond Brown, Grove Pinney. Riymotsth- Calvin Butler, Thomas Mitchell, ' Chauncey Warren, Ransom Blakeslee. Y Rorbwy- Josiah R. Eastman. Royal R. Hinman, Stephen Sanford, James Trow-
 bridge, Wm. Pearce.
 Sbdron-Samuel E. Everett. Oliver Kellogg.
 Ansel Stirling, SaTouel Rockwell, Samuel
The Litchfield County post., 1826-07-25

the cares, and sad vicissitudes of fife. Fen Jefferson. has been f5re'd to ask Pittance from that wealth, h,--which by vol- nnsary guidance should have flown to meet hls wants. The legacy by him and nls coaayueors secured was richer far than all the other wealth that earth ca1. boast and yet moving sr,;;rit. ;n fbe st- taIuJng of that vast pOssession h,s Lro,--,. amid it's heirs, the wants of fife F. :. sad reproach upon our country.s name wrong that cannot Dc repair'd. The I,.a mnni6cence displayed for him is, useless now his wants on earth are ended. And Adams-too-has gone. But the remem- brance of them, never shall go while free- men live ;--the hand of Providence. with striking power, has fx'd indelible inpres- sions in their deaths of what their lives be- slowed. Our country's birth day. has an added claim upon our memories and crate- ful love. A cast of pleasing sadness blends with its greatness now; and speaks the worth of all who caus'd its glory. But one alone remains-of all that patriot band who pledg'd their lives, their fortune, and their sacred honour, to gain what we pos- SesS. But one alone remains livingves- tige of primoveal glory, -may blessings mark the days he yet may live, ,--and when the remnant of his life has flown :----
 May his freed spirit fly to scenes above x. Where kindred souls unite in holy love;
 Where earth, and earth-born blessing lose their
 sway
 And heavenly hopes survive in one eternal day.