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sUsT Received by DAVID and RO-
~ BERf KYLE, several packages Goods, "a
no which are the following articles, VIZ
\ f.V pieces Claret and fancy Colored
Cloths for Geutlemen's frOcks
8 Cases Gpnllemen's Beaver and Fur Hats
do Boys do. do.
Blk. fg'd and shaded Silks,
| Case Blk. Mandarne and Canton Grape
Robes
A few pieces do. elegant fancy colors
. Gases CaIlcoes
Boxes fashionable Gauze Ribbons
An el, CANT assortment Of Tortoise Shell
Tuck and Side Combs
Thread aud BObbInet Ldces
A few pieces Belt Ribbon
Ladirs' blk. and wnlte English Silk Gloves
Gentlemrn's do do do.
Blk. white and pink Grape Leece
/ Case best Snchew umbrelas
/ do Bingham d.
ticntIemen's Woodstock Gloves, first quail
Sattnelts and Manchester Cords
Bed T,ckiogs & PLAID DONE sites Indigo
Apron aud furniture Checks. colors
81, ~, and Cd brown aud bIeacned DO
mesurs
Plain, stuped and Gs'd Jaconet Muslns
small Case Jaconet Cambries, a superior
article
CoIorcd Narseille Vestlngs
Pieces superior White do.
/ Trunk Ladies black Morocco Shoes &
/ do. do. do. Pruuella do.-6rsi
style
: Pieces black Italian Luiestring
/ ;, do. blaze Mode
) Pieces Gentlemen's Silk Vestngs, dou-
BILE cham
Geor- black Italian Lutestring Crayats
Also, several articles in the Sadlery Line.
consisting of
dozen SHperb Hogskins
BndIe Bits, double and single rein
Spring Stlrrup Irons, fall pate
Full and half plate plain do.
Buckles, Slides and Roller Buckles
Worsted aud Cotton Weddings
An assortment OF Gig aud Riding Whips
n. b. Among other articles, Case Ger
man Anchor Boiling Cloths, OF very supe-
rior fabric.
The above articles are new and well se-
lected, and will be offered at prices unusu-
ally low. Sent. a.
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vftpUsI .sALi.--bY virtue N deed Of
Il ialsi, e.a.,aed ~ kd~sfs Lynch 10
ChnSia,.htr ,r4thany. John Alexander aud
nSsrlt lsr tie purposes therein ri4eftf, and
ss..IK reg f,ied ~ fi,t cirth uihfe 81 tsmp
bell oyanlv, shs.l, on Monday the 2Sti day
~ me present ni"nth, proeerd Ia seli'A
py'tlic Suction, The following rfsl estate, or
y lalfoh thereof as tnas he sufficient Ia nm
= ~ he purposes al the sand trust deed,
a. ttneiy
lllsrrcs Of land. adjoining l4ih alley, The
lauds ut nms Davis, aud otliers, edd
viii he laid oil 20 lois 10 snii purchasers.
So feet of ground 90 81 street and III alley,
being part of lke Gb,.snut square.
% li.ci OF gfpund on main street, near the
union Hotel
lnt, more lhau , acre, on jams River
aud % aiey, above The ALL, with =
slune stable On II.
I lot oil about one acre, on James k'v'rsnd
River street, - beint tue second lot be-
inw eighth ALLY.
lb,if acre lot Al The junction 81 Water aud
River streets.
| lot al abaai acres, on the Horse Ford
branch. he,weea Main aud Rvr 3tfeets.
Isguare ct lois, on The ensi side nhd nd.
jbning the turnpike fuad, helacen Vh
d5iWn sheets.
1lltfa.re 1ata, the junction oil 9Th street
nnd 9Th allrt.
I lot al abeai acres bounded hy l2lh T.
aud I'll etiey, Nm. Day.s' and A. IN
elle,.
1t, more iUan half an acre, NJ the june
ttun n. u street anI 9TH altey.
l. all lot, less ttan hail nn acre, al the
iaanfln 81 FIN ,lreet aud 5lh alley.
halt acre lot. N he Junction oil l2th st.
aud harr street
sqaarr ~ tour iols, between s'h mud OH
street. aud Hfh aud 10Th ALLEYS
] hall acre lot ri the junction OF l9ih ST
aud "a alley
.pitrr Of four lota, between l0lh g. 18th
streets aud SIN aud lOlh alleys
IA acres, between 9Th aud 10th sirects
aud lufb aud ltth alleys.
] hill acre lot, Al The junction of sih street
aud 1T alley.
hall acre lot, at The junction Of 9th ST.
aud 20 alley
hall acre lot, At the junction OF 18th ST
and 30 airy.
LOT, abnp half acre, al tbs junction OF
IN aud Washington streets.
hail tcre lot al the Junction Of / th street
mud 81 dizzy.
bali acre ln', nj the junction Of Th street
and STA alley
! ulaafr ii Tour lots, on the south side 0i
l4ih street halvren 3D. aud Eth alleys
hah hctr lot, n the Junction of 7th street
md stu ailey
Ab,H pel"f an the turnpike, adjoining
Pc lanysrd.
Terms will be made known at the sole,
winch vii be continued from day II day un.
III rnmpi.tcei ------selling az trustee convey
the title vested IN me AS sueh
.mC.4J3U D.fPfS.
Sept. II tdsil .irutg TRUSTEE.
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IrAOR SALE.-By virtue of deed of trust
e executed to the subscribers by John
Harris, jr. dated the 18th day of July, 1923,
aud duly recorded in the clerks office of the
county court of Buckingham, we shall, on
tue 9Th day of October next, proceed, by wav
of public auction, 0or the purposes in said
deed mentioned to SELL for cash, on the pre-
misses, the two tracts of land, in said deed
mentioned, both lying in the county of Buck
ingham. The tract of 20 acres is upon Big
Wreck-lslRnd, and has upon it saw and
grlst Mill. The other tract contains two
hundred acres more or less, and is bounded
by the lands ofthe estate of VIM. Penn. dec.
Benjamin Abbott, Thos. w. Thornhil and
Joseph Clarke, and is within or miles of
Bent Greek The sale to commence up.
on the tract of POO acres
viii be sold on the same day and at the
Mill tract. four horses, twelve cows, two
yoke oxen, twenty head of sheep, six feath.
err beds and furniture, two carts s. the house.
hold and kitchen furniture, and plantation
tools OF said Harris, all conveyed in said deed
The subscribers will convey the title only
vested by said deed.
HENRY A CHRISTIAN,
CHARLES PHELPS!
Sept. if ctds6 Trustees.
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NEW GOODS.

VINE subscribers have recently added 10
- their assortment the following fashion.
able articles
Beautiful Barege g. Batesie Dresses, all shades
Imperial French striped Silks
Jo-Black iialian Lnlestring, and super. black
IevHntinc
Rich iig'd aud real Maudarinc Black Cranes
and Robes
An elegant assortment of splendid Gauze
Handkerchief
A lew very handsome patterns Black and
White Caieues
Box fashionable Ribbons
\ lew pr. beautiful Belt Ribbons, with va
liety OF other rich Goods, which we Offer
low MkEE, ROBINSON ~ co.
August 81.
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DLpAHrMENT OF STATE.

" HNTINg fUN1 oV7 0WWt, IolV
no enable tn,s Department TO comply
! with the subioined Resolution of the
House OF representatives., the several Claim
ants 10 whom ii refers are requested To send
hllher, by mail, as soon as practicable, SEIZED
nIrs OF tpeit respective Claims, exhibiting the
particulars required by the Resolution, as
nearly AS may be, according TO the follow
ing plan
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ND Y eiriut of DEED of trna, etecdfed bg
IL SamHe Durham aud Sarah kis ,riit, 10
t1 5tbafi0ef, defed on Tie I'm dag of Jme
ISL, ie.i b. soa on The prcmises, Al public
auction, 10 In highest bidder for cash, on
Tb1r0tag fit 2ld day Of me prt'em month,
Sspiem5er, oHe LOT, on elersnth drtei, wth
n House thereon, containing s2b tsd on said
STREE aad rluuiug hack 26l feet The sabscri.
Der ariing as trustee nlH eonreB only mtt THE
as Is rested IN him bB NE mid dfed Of trust.
jas. BEN.4GH, TrHsice,
Sept. II. hsli
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Rhcamutism and Rheumatic Cont

RSeeHHtf lutsd By Mf mast respectable pBt=
cans ~ Europe as geH MS IN .lniertea a., :.
safe md ctrtaH care jOt He
RhcaHlatism and khenmatic Cont
n Jndiclous practitioner III Lnndou. su.s
@SAking of these powders. ~ prs.s,.s his,s.tr
ihu.- | have Gays hr) emrloyedail IA. AM
ahd talents 10 lid uul an u.etni pfelafa.ioa
for the relief aud cure ol hheamalisn and
most soten,Rty affirm, that haYr never LON, 4
any thing so gOod, so safe, and 80 e6eae,,a.
as DIR. DrIsdens Rheumatic ppWdsts. Y.5
may depend upon IT Gays he) lnr | have Of,
tea experienced il, that they possess eye,y
virtue that can Justly be ascribed TO any mel.
cine for thai tormenling disease. Here tLe,
Says he, again) you have medicine OF super.
latiye efficacy and OF intrinsic value ; mild /,
its operation aud certain in lis effects and
which may be given with success III varie.
~ of chroHic diseases, but especially in obsti-
nate Rheumatism II NAV be given 10 H..
youngest children, and TO women in the npost
delicate situations In pains If The face, &C.
a powder taken n bed time will give reli.f.
DIR. JEsslsGs oil Edinburgh speaking Of
these powders, says, have nsed them IN nv
practice, as well as in the hospitals, and find
them TO be a most valuable remedy ia ca,es
of Rheumatism, aud well calculated 10 do
much good, and therefore recommend them
to general use being confident in my own
opinion, AS we'll as that OF others, thai po
one will be disappointed who may have &C,
casion tn use them.
d., CLARK Of NeW York. in letter to the
agent oi proprietor, concludes by znying, 1hs
poorer class OF people will find in these pow
ders, a valuable aud cheap medicine, Tor
have generally found from one TO two boxes
have produced a cure and in some cases heF
box has had The wished for eite ct d. in nDa
instance gentleman who came under my
care, labOrng under obstinate chronic Rhe1-
matisn, attended with all the symptoms of
approaching consumption, by continuing The
use of the powders both diseases were com.
pletely removed, aud am, oI an opinion, that
this medicine will prove "a valuable remedy
IN complaints OF the chest, as well as Kh.q.
matiSm.
PREPARED IND SOLD BY
NJ. >. DRESDEN NJ. ID
No 10. 81. PauiS, Land0H
Who has appointed DIR ROBERT II ARRIS,
JR. of Philadelphia, the only agent in TUE U.
nited States, 10 Vend the Rheumatic POudtrs;
with inll powerto appoint other agents whers
he may think proper.
a. THE subscriber is appointed Agent
and has for sale few dozen boxes of DIR.
Drisden'S Rheumatic Powders, each box con.
tains 2 doses. Price 81 % Per Box
WALTER ii. MIDDLETON,
Apothecary and Druggist.
July Sd. 1899
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1--WE SUBSCRIBER has just received
4 an elegant supply of French Paper
Haugngs and Fire Screens OF the first gun
lily aud latest fashions which he will dispose
of on the most moderate terms lie has also
a few choice numbers remaining unsold III
the Virginia Literature Lottery, which viii
be drawn on he 18th instant. Prize tickets
in any Of the Va. Lotteries taken IN part pay
ment. CHS. A. WlIHEkS.
May 8.
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NEW MUSIC.

ME subscriber has The pleasure of in
L forming the ladies and gentlemen of
Lynchburg, that he has received direct from
Philadelphia, very valuable selection OF
NEW Nf1USIGa
For the Piano Forte, German Flute, Clair.
on, &C. &c All OF which he is determined
to sell very low. ADRIAN II. NORTH.
June ~.
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New Hat Store
FANCY FUR HATS,

Together With general supply oi
Common FIR ond u rel HaiS.
\ part 81 whici, are ol tneti w1 maaoi3ic
turing. and warranted 10 he first quality
nd made OF the most durablf mateadls.
rhey solicit share of the pubic patron.
age, as they are determined to keep CON
sttnrly on baud a complete assortment of
'ancy halls Of the latest northern fashions
aud likewise every description OF dae ana
common hats OF tuell own manufacture
All of which tiny viii sell very low To-
cash.
All hats bought of them, Of their o4yn
make, shall be roned without charge.
June 26. 1850
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NpOTlCE.-1he subscriber, living near
III Rev. Vim 5. Reid's School Room, will
take few female boarders
RALPH SMITH, Jr.
Sent 4 fc4WD
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Advertisements.

<nHE subscriber tenders his services to
u his friends aud The public as Agent
aud Commission Merchant He will receive
store aud forward Goods. Sc. Sc. for country
merChnms and Others who may be pleased
to ,ntTdsl their property 10 his care. His OF.
fee is ,kep, nj John ~ Caswell Poes in the
house recently occupied by Messrs. Samuel
Lancaster aud 60. lrw doors above the
Market house, where he will receive for sale
~ few days, n variety Of articles consisting OF
Brawn Sugar, Loaf do, Coffee. Tea, Pepper
Allspiee, g niger, Indigo, Madder, Molasses
Vinegar, Madeira Wine, Sicily do. dc Ten
erhe do Port do. Malaga do. Jamaica Rum,
Antigua do New England do Cognac Bran
dy. Maekcrel, Wrapping, Writing and Letter
Paper Grind Stone, Bistcred Steel, Win
dow Glass Cut Nails N Brads,& SAIL. (best Liv
erpool filed Snelts) WILLIAM pOE.
IL Roierences.--Messrs, Lancaster Il Den.
by, Richmond-Mr. Samuel Lancaster, Lynch
Dnrg.
Seplemberd tc4ws
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EDUG.I IlO.A..
Niufh mo IA

~ virtue Of a deed of trust executed
40 b. samuel Burks, Jr, and Mary his wife,
10 the subscrIber, N the Aolh day of August
Tor certain purposes in the sail deed expires.
ted, will be sold by way Of public auction, TO
HI highest bidder Tor cash, At Amherst court
house. on Monday The twenty fifth day OF the
present month, (Septembcr) all the intrnst
81 The said Samuel Knrhs, Jr IN tho real and
personal estate of his deceased father, Sum.
uel bnrks, which consists OF one ninth part,
aud 10 take the possession at lie death of ms
mother Aud also the intrust of the sntt
samuel Bprks, Jr. in and TO Tie personal ..
late Of Drewry Christian, deceased, il being
the one fifth past of The personal property
now in the possession OF Mrs. Mournin Chris
tan, widow of The said Drrwry Christina de-
ceased, aud which the said Samuel Bnrks, Jr
will be entitled to at the death of the aid
Nournin Christian. Acting as trustee, The sub
seriber viii only convey such title as is vested
IN him by the said deed Of trust
JAMES BENAGH, trustee
SEPT. ID. ids6
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InnE SUBSCRIBERS have His day reeei.
i we'd splendid assortment OF 0sriul
FANCY GOODS Of the latest fashions,
amongst which are
case rich 10 fancy rndressed Prints.
do new style Gughams
do Barage Robes
do Barage Htnikerchiels
I do 6gdnnd plain Muslns
ALSO.
Lares, Gauges aud Grapes
Black and fancy cold Silks
case white cotton Hoe
I do assorted .sh Linens
Together with number OF articles tor nu-
meTous 10 mention.
Fot good and cheap Goods apply 10
ANDREWS d BROTHERS,
tnlv27. Main 81.
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Warranted genuine.
He has recently purchased the entire stock
OF Drugs, Medicines, Paints, OILS, Dye-Stufs,
NC. OF Docts. Owens x LeGkie which in ad-
d'tion TO isstock on hand, together with his
new arrival, renders his assortment extensive
and complete.
His friend, and the public, as we'll as the
customers of owens 4 Leckie, are assured
that they can be furnished on the most favor.
able terms.
Practitioners of Medicine, country mer-
chants and others who purchase largely can
he supplied at a small advance above the
northern prices,and good bonds taken in pay
ment.
The greatest attention paid to the com.
pounding of medicine and he pledges him.
self to deliver no article ont of his establish.
ment but what is of the pures quality.
July IL. ts96
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a. The publishers OF the Laws OF the {.
nited States, will insert the above six times
in their papers.
Sept Ia. Go
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y O1ICE.-Thr lands heretofore offer.
ed Tor sale by the subscriber, are again
offered fol- sale, and ii not privately Sold (of
which due notice will be gisen,) will, posi-
lively, be exposed, by way OF public auction,
before the door OF John Franklin, at Amherst
Courthouse, on the first day of the next II.
perlor court for Amherst county, consisting
OF the following tracts, viz
One Tract, known as Christians Qua,4.
Tract, containing upwards OF 6GO.fif
CRGS, Immediately adjoining Jam ana
yer, about IL miles below Lynchburg. IL
Is, perhaps, one OF the best farms within "a
distance OF Lynchbnrg about one haFs I
which is cleared, divided into three stsits
and capable of producing about 800 barrel,
OF corn each, and from 500 to 500 bushel, OF
wheat each The wood land is extremely
well timhered, and almost the whole OF i.
tobacco land otthe first quality.
One other Tract, nearly adjoining the p
bove, containing ass ACRES, lying
within 900 yards OF James river, very beaYl'
" timbered, and the greatest part of which IS
Tobacco Land of very first quality.
One other Tract, containing 400 "A"
Ores, adjoining the last mentioned tract,
also heavily timbered, considerable part OF
which rs fine Tobacco land, living about the
same distance from the river, and adjoining
henry Watts, esq.
One other Tract, containing las AZ
CAES. rdioining the last mentioned trhct
and James London, heavily timbered, a large
portion OF which is fne tobacco land.
Also, the Tract wherein the subscriberre'
SIDES containing $50 ACRES, about
one half of which is cleared, the resdae is
well umbered and most oft excellent tosac'
co land. The improvements are valuable,
with excellent orchards of various kinds OF
fruits, and lying within six miles OF Lynch
burg.
And also, one other Tract, lying upon OF.
ter Greek in Anlerst county, containing gay
ACRES considerable part OF TINS
tract is said To be good tobacco land ana
well timbered In the mean time Christie
Pher Anthony. ESQ and Mr.. George X. Nor
vel, OF Lynchburg, are fully authorised 10
treat privately for the sale Of those lands I,
The terms made known by them and by whom
! a complete title will he made
REUBEN NoRyELL
August L. e,ds2
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NEW A8BTWAISo
EHhE subscriber has the pleasure of an
- nouncing TO the public, that he has lust
received, direct from Philadelphia, n very
large and valuable assortment of NEW
BOOKS. Many THE works are very SUI
pe''or TO any ever offered in this market be-
ing very neatly printed on fine paper, with
very superior engravings aud most superhly
bound. Among the new publications are
Castor De Blondeville, or the Court of Hen.
ry the Ill. keeping Festival in Ardanne,
Romance, by Anne Radcliffe, Author of the
Mysteries OF udoIpho, Romance of the Fo-
rest, Romance ofthe Pyrenees, &c SC. and
containing memoir of her life, with extracts
from her Journal.-Ths work is exceeding
y well spoken of, and from what know of
The writer's works have no doubt bnt that il
IS very fine and interesting production
Lite and writings of Frederick Reynolds, in .
Vo's.-thls work contains great mass of
very interesting and amusing information
Moderation, by Mrs Holland, who is | think
very moderate writer.
Inc public are particularly invited TO call
ahd examine my very large and valuable
STOCK OF Books, as | am determined TO sell
mem very low. ADRIAN r. NORTH.
Sent. 4
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THOMAS r. DUvAL.

HAS just received a supply OF the above
Medicine, as agent tor the Proprietor,
March 81 81
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L,oR SALE the LANYARD at New

l'OR SALE the TAN-Y YARD at New
Z Glasgow, now IN the occupancy oi Mr.
Cumfios l. Bnrret, together viii eommodr
oas dwelling bonse. kitchen, smoke-hou5c
ini other on house. There Is attached =
ha establishment bui little short OF four A.
res OF Lard, al enclosed, together with n
bout 10 wits, aud bark sufficient 10 work the
yard for some time 10 come. Ibis Situation
belirved Ia he one OF the best for the r.
caption of country hide, IN Virginia. Pos
20 sion, Tor The purpose Of working IN hides.
'nn be had forthwith, and entire possessioh
thonl the first OF December next Any per.
son Wishingto purchase such prnperty vii
do well 10 call aud SEE 1t as a great bargain
mny he bad MIR Barrett, of New Glasgow
will show the property, aud is authorized 10
stipnnle for the shme. JOSEPH ALLEN
Rirhnnnd, July 3 1902
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tc4vs
xn DOLLARS REWARD, will be paid

an DOLLARS REWARD, will be paid
~ Tor the apprehension OF negro man
named DAVID, who abseouded rom me the
last day of July. Tie is about % years old
5 feet or 6 inches ugh, black complexion,
remarkable white teeth he has been raised
wHggoner; one very notable mark may be
seen by looking under hislelt arm on his side,
as well ms recoleCted, oecnsioned by kings
evil when child, and has left large scar,
six or eight inches long | do expect he is
aiming for the Ohio. The above reward will
be paid II secured in any jaiI 50 that get him
again, by addressing a letter 10 me, directed
10 Drummonds post office, Brunswick coun.
~ Va. JOHN PRIfCHET
N. B. lie may he about Lynchburg as lis
companion, who started with him, has been
taken up there, and this fellow seen there a.
bout the same time. JP.
Sept. |. tc3w-
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MRS. T. l.. RANDOLPH, proposes
NA TO establish a Boarding School for
ioung Ladies', in New London, Campbell co.
Terms for session Of ten months, commenc.
ing the 9th OF October, 1926 and ending the
9th OF August, l627,
Board o,oo
Tuition in the English branches, inclu-
dung Reading, Writing, Grammar.
Geography, History, Chronology, A.
f'thmetlc, and plain Needle.Work DO
French, o.
Spanish, o0
Drawing, OK
washing and Mending, 90
Music, per half session, 90
Dancing, per quarter 10
Each boarder will furnish her own bed
bedding, and towels.
FOR Day SCHOLARS.
iun'on in all the English branches
above mentioned, Gao
Fuel, CIV
us ,honeht proper 10 state that any oue
+" an oi The above enumerated branches
WI he taught, as parents or guardians NAV
d'reei where no directions to the cnn,r,ry
are given, they will all in turn come under
our course of instruction.
August 10. asf
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N'ecrOeS fNr SnAe.

VnWENTY likely youn. negroes for sale,
"a consisting of boys, girls, men, women
I'D shlldren. Il. VI W4DDILL
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