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Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-02-17

LITERARY ANNuNCIATIoN.--Mrs Anne Roy
all. the author Of book entitled Sketches Of Life
and Manners, in which she inmortalizes Doctor
Mitchell, the Rev. Alden Bradforl, and the Hon.
Wheeler Martin, besides sundry other great per.
souages, has announced that her forthcoming work.
entitled The Isn,essean, will he published in few
days, from the sidney Press, New Haven.
This oook-if Mrs. Royal informed us rightly
at the time we subscribed for IT. and she is lady Of
indsputable veracity-is a novel. founded on local
incidents familiar to the Teanesseans and the
gallant Captain Royal, her late amen ed husband,
is the hero, and her humble, unobtrusive self is the
heroine. The public, undoubtedly look with great
anxiety for the appeara Of the novel; and if
this article should happen to meet the observation
of Mrs. Royall we beg her TO be assured, that our
curiosity is on tip-toe to set glimpse of 90 extra
ordinary production. We learn it is the nten-
ton OF the fair author, TO visit the city Of sshns.
ton, ere the rising Of Congress, with IL cargo of
her literary ware. that the members of that boly
may have the first opportunity Of patroniziug ma
tive and uneqnaled genius. Sucn design is truly
honorable and praise worthy. and entitled TO all
comWendation. After she has visited the federal
city," 1t is expected that she will visit this quarter
to offer up renewed, and frequent libations at the
spring Of Roger Williams
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-02-17

a man OF fine talents, though extremely vain ana
somewhat pedantic, and his speeches, on ordinary
occasions, are more than usually inleresing-
When he first entered the Congress of the United
States, he attempted to ride into popular favor ny
advocating The hill then before the House, prov'd'
ins for the future support Of the mother OF the late
Commodore Perry and most Of usrecolisct' uat
whilst he eulogized the gallant Commodore, he was
not at all difident in speaking of his own private
merits and peculiar qualifications. His disgusting
remarks when he announced the demise OF Nr.
Lowndes, did much to bring him into considerable
notoriety. and from that day to this, he has pursued
a similar course OF conduct His pretended attach
ments TO Genera Jack:on, and his love for the peo-
pie, are all insincere, and il we permitted to
judge, a greater arstocrat never existed. The
Major WILL when we are more at leisure. afford US
fine subject for an additional number OF our Por-
traits Of the Opposition.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-02-17

TRAVELS TO EAST GREENwicH.-On our Il. Al
page will be found the commencement Of our tray.
els to East Greenwich, which we are about TO de-.
lneate for the especial benefit Of our neghbor The
Patriot. To do these travels am lc Justice. we .ha
have to occupy the whole of the first page of ouy
next number, when we hope we shah succeed in
convincing the gentlemen OF the Patriot that we
have never been guilty o' plagiarism. For their
especial bencf, will these travels be writea, and 10
them are they respectfully dedicated.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-02-17

GENERAL DUFF GREsNE.-At the head Of
newspaper printed and published in the city Of
Washington, is placed by the opposition, an indi.
vidual by the name of Duff Greene--a man origi.
nally from one Of the lower counties Of Virginia,
from whence he migrated to st. Louis, Missouri.
where he commenced business dry gools mer.
chant In the course oftrade, misfortunes, induced
it is said, by gross mprudences and improproprie.
ties, overlook him, and finding himselfa bankrupt
in fortune and in fame, he turned bis attention to
politics, with an expectation and hope of subse.
quent prefermeot. At the time of the celebrated.
debate on the Missouri Question, he appeared in
the newspapers, the decided and strong advocate
for the admission of Missouri without restriction
and went 80 far TO say, that if her demands were
not granted let dissolve the Union and try the
question" hoout this period his knsman, the
Hon. Thomas H. Benton, had began to hoi coz
spcuous place in the eye Of the west, and Duff
Greene attached himself to hls interests, with IA
expectation that he should ride into notorety,
whilst htched 10 the chariot wheel. of the Rising
Sun of Missouri. lie was the sycophantic worship.
per of Benton-he adopted all his opinions, and
bowed at his nod, and whatever course he pursued,
Duff Greene was sure to follow. Colonel Benton,
it is well known, previous TO the presidential elccs
tion, was the Jealous and efficient advocate of Mr.
Clay. He had denounced General Jackson in pub
lie and in private, bully, po troon, and an uu-
principled gambler and in this he met the hearty
cooperation Of his Jackall, Duff Greene, who wa.
of the most noisy and vrulent Of all the writers
in favor Of Jackson and his party. But at the mo-
mcnt it was ascertained that Mr.. Clay could no, be
returned TO the House of Representatives and that
Gen. Jackson would gain pl"-allty Of the votes Of
the electoral colleges, Col Benton met with a
sudden political conversion and came out for jack
son and the people, as he avowed on late occas
SION, when he was harrsnguing the people in q
stump speech IN Missouri. At the same moment that
the "young lion of the west was converted, Duff
reene, the Jackall, suddenly transformed to
u thorough going Jacksoninn. He had now served
the party but little period, but IT was thought ex-
,edient to give him livelihood, as he hal already
proved himselfthe most knowing Of "al the minor
whelpso Of the faction and at the instance of Ben
ton, George M'Dufle, John II. Eaton, and Samuel
ID. Ingham, he was selected to conduct the United
States Telegraph, paper, which the opposition
we're abou: establishing at the city Of Washington.
The offer was eagerly accepted, and about year
since, Gen. Greene assumed his station, and LET
The world know, what they had to expect from his
pen aud his press. At the onset, he made brava-
do-like attack upon Mr.. Adams and HI. cabinet
talked about the corruption Of Mr.. Clay and the
purity and unblem'shed reputation Of General
Jackson, and scattered his filth upon all who cana
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-02-17

MAssAcHUsETTs SENAToR-On Tuesday last
the Senate Of Massachusetts, made choice of Gov
Lincoln for the United States Senator on their part
On Wednesday. His Excelency wrote u letter to
the House in which he says, he has personal and
public reasons for decliring 10 be a candidate; and
will not consent to be a competitor with other
honourable and qualified men, who have been mar
ed for the Office" The letter was laid on the table
and the House proceeded to the consideration of The
of the resolution offered for an indefinite postpone
ment. which after debate was adopted by vote OF
lis yeas to % nays.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-02-17
A TALE OF HORROR.
Wha; are these,

w ha; are these,
40 wither'd and so wild in their attire
That look not like the inhabitants O. the carh
And yet are ont! Live you or you augbt
That man may question: You to understand me,
ny each at once her choppy finer laying
Upon her skinny lips, You should be women,
And yet your boards forbid me to interpret
That you MACBETH.
On dark and gloomy night. the las, week,
aged gentle man. who has long been hvorably
known to the public as benciac,or Of the poor-a
patron to the athere,s and friend to all mankind
was be,aking himself homewards utter enjoying
the sweets of relis sious circle, suddenly ar
rested in his lonely walk by female, whose with
cred form and palhd countensnce indicated that she
long had been subject to the bufettngs Of n rude
and callous world. GOOD Sir" said she, if you
are one Of this world, and composed of the raw
material, aud really partake of the qualities oil
talily beseech thee to take seat on yonder bank
OF snow, and listen to my piteous tale of SORROW
for indeed am of the accursei, and if my tale
does no, thee, it certainly will alright thee,
and introduce you to the acts and performances of
those beings, who live and dwell amidst the tor
mens Of devils and damn ed splrjts."
The old gentlemsn had seen more than one
war, and nanny n scene Of peril and danger, and
was not to be in,imidated by a ghost or goblin
damned" and bidding the strange female to be sat
isfed that he was Of Bunker Hill galluntry,
accompanied her to the spot proposed--and there
upon hillock of snow, the venerable pair quietly
seated Themselves, whilst the gobln-hke matron
proceeded to make preparations to tell her story
(.. ,ob< xx,,tl III Al. =.
The north winds blew wildly and keenly around
the strange and fantastic pair, and ere she OF the
other world where strange kind of cattle dwell
began her narrative, she suggested to her gallant
companion the prorrsty Of their taxi ns a IT utual
glass Of consolation and condolence--as quaff of
the real nec,arine of cora could not fail TO give
zest to the tee-a.feie they about to indulge in
whereupon she drew from her pocket huge bot.
tie, and having supplied the hoary y-headed veteran
with quantum su0ica to offer up hearty liba,ion
to the jolly god she thus commenced her tale of
horror
"You may remember" said she, Catharne
Storm, who, when you a gentle lad, and the
pride OF the village, was by you addressed and Of
|
this, that you-yes. uugra,efu and cruel you-left
her, an offered your devo,on. to Sally Crow, the
cruel, black-eysd Sally Crow, who proved to be
Jilt, and who ruined me-"
-, '' ''p'e'
w. ''''
u,;... ..,,. ~ '''e ""
"''" "u'"' 'eJo'neo mo ""hered ma'ron'
lot you must KNOW 'ha' am the ghost OF Catha'
''"e o'o'"-'uo '"a'' 'hou'a you become eiamor-
''s' 'e '''e' o' e"0''' "h''e 'p'ri'' blue spirits
anu grey WI" summon me 10 repai' to my sulphur
rous owei''ns' place. oe'or' can h"sh my story
,on,;r 10 Tho ,o,;on. of p,o,.a,.,n :, ,,.1
Cal .n, n,r,;on,,lv .,v;o,. o. 49,. NV
Iu.n. 49,, -. .,, ~ s' .,e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-23
COIPER


PGHE Avalon Company hand sud intend CONSTANTLY
- 10 keep, at their Warehouse corner OF Pan and ish
reefs Bnnigrs ae9mPlee aud general assortment o. ira
fers, b9t end SheghiHg Copper aaf Copper Fas manu-
isufed attheH works upon Patupsc near this city
The patent aud power Of Their works are uchfst the mot
extensive ofher e1n he promptly suppiiod. Apply 10
baltimore, Oct " 45-2m IVAN r. ELLlC0TF agent
I'm The 20h of Dec, oeNi fair N n0i The afsi fair M
~ the subscriber viii cell, public auction on eredi, Of
II month";, before The franklin HOie, Lyucbhue 10 Ike
Iy negroes consisting Of men, add children They are
negroes Of ne characters among them several cooks and
house servsn II iey he sod i one dsy die se viii
De continued until they are al sold
The suhser'ber vii ewise sell privately Dis taci Of land
iu bedford ctuniy su9tci the north and south forks or
Goose Creek and ~ the rosd leading from f,nrlhrr
70 Fineais " miles wet IF Liberty and sdoinus Cent ii
fold II cohsins about 400 1rrc Of which 400 are unela
-. The P,, wsi1h j. unscsfed except very fran pOr-
on s excellent tobacco laud Cf the cleared nd f fcrst
are low grounds 90 Che frst sr1ltv and az f,.igi.
rsUarksoy fac high land fhis 3 ore OF tla lie
aes o. iaw VI ns PVf country, being wt slsPed 90 the
cultivation o. obaeoo aud al kinds Of siits lies ks
by well and very hce from stone; II Divided Il would
make two very handsome tracts which shall be done II Those
ybo wshtn pmch1. siih 70. Persons willing t pure ss
ay eppy 90 the su -rhc odiug ~ the nciebbheoI "
lev Londoe, o 10 Capt naiord, tsidns near Dc ifar',
wa IRVINE.
ROY. lb.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-23

NJ oW under Che direction Of the subsrher,at Uvocd
ine feidfnce Of bic fhef, will be continued fe sn,r
Ns var ne school viii commence the f5th 1T Isus-
n.y. le-' atd terminate on the t5d ~ December fosginr
WIN Fafaion 81 four weeks 30 te the spn u sf
iNe ''.t't % Hntueiion viii embrace rendine. writing.
un csc 'gci y and modern re0gfaphy, with de uie of
va De- 'un globes book keeping, Agthfs, sutvryiDg. &C.
QUO ~ nomstfy, aud tbe Latin aud Ehg'ish ianeisess
awml. i'ab' 10 Tea hing Geography shall he ibt snb-
'bt eyn ~ connect TIE subject with History 60
~ c't 90 ne part oi the scholar, and upres
'.f n-.r more "ffgy Dis memory The School will
n't' he rn 10 TIC reception Of patrons friends ihs
My ilL' go7tfrulrut and eacfc.rs Terms rr board
iuaio 10 doll each hoardcf fndng ihs o,ea orm bed
beddns' end eandies Parents sai Gusrdshs sy rect a.
fe w. e'ey 'eniion viii be- paid oo schoiir., which
can oondoc 20 her comfort, pfo1ip ihti iuir53oneh
- CHARLES a. TEWfS. Jr.
county,
So i' ESQ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-23
DRY GOODS

FINtlk SubscTbe< has ced the
4 Goods his account; and oilers for sale Nv
wholesale add retail well selected OF STIPE
ARTICLES well suited 90 this Market consiing in part Of
Eont Lonion Dufil Whitney and Rose blankets; bite blue
and greee plains heat sveTfne cloths caers narro
double med dab cloths nh0ess bonbazsts; Circa.san
Ssrt1n paldsi crtmsoa great coats
BIaet, Kitdermrs:er and Dutch petins hearth rugs,
scarlet red, yellow and white hlnnsls greu e d
carpeting CLOTH Beayerteen bleaehed gray t
esddsrs girth webbngi Tsy best thread Of various
SHE'S dHJ best patent threads all colours Shappes poo
cotton and eSrd green surge good article servants
hosiery, ladies' white cotton Sd thread; iaies black aub
TooE DO sAef and Waite gauIej ehdreOs' long half
hose lambs wool half hse; Imp etia o saysnsdon
vestng Of good quality white eoloured quilting d
lwiilea baugup cards. nd
% aud ga canhric nusius and ackonets do; whit
cotton shifting calicoes 6entemen's hats; None
BAN thread iaees and boh6net - Irish nen grass bleach
epd good quality hsown lawns; white do for hdkf,
cAnbrek mems buck, Woodstock and beaver cloves sdie,;
bid aud beaver dos genemens ades' white and bsc
tk hSse best black silk doreRtnes for vesnr; black k
hucut vslvstor do Hemnng needles nonI
Plus; do IN packs white furniture aud corded
aftid excellent assoInent of cs.lev and
pen, and baded knives; large aud small srepo. dt ns
Knives wooiserews looket hisse; gnhlt steel
tiles OF various sorts cut, mill sud hSnIsaw brace and
belts; best hnges vszOts OF superior quaty aud brs
Tenders; horse oe Dail iow Traces curry combs; chamber
brass cnndlesticj stock, pad, chest, draw port ock lii
aud peaIi buttons; coffee Mills large shovel emu ap
and vices 4Panned walters; best steel in small square
bars; cast steel sheets, lor cotton gsas; plat n.i
sack salt, of extra size and baggag; few bales kl.nlr
His goods were selected by himeif in England and Will
respectfully invited call hem at his store on r
CHARLES ELLIS.
pePt.S5. Att
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-23
LEtt'IS IYyNB ERL4KE,

m - - Il IN ID LSf(l@sf n T.,
AVlNG opened the priaeiPll part ms fancy staple
~ DRY GOODS soicits the attention his and
The Puhie, to call and them. lie feel confident in
deterninaonih slal unjsrse IN The aggregate
An1as The aftieIes now offered for sale, are
Cup oiJe black olive and Oxford mixture other sshou
able cloths and rasineres
Ladies habit, pelisse aud meriu0 cloths
conssins OF kerse, us, lnseys and nsp
Vetng' Of the newest aaa mos, fashionable patterns
Figured and plaln Gro de Maps IN great varieties
riorences, satin ievsntines Italian iustfines
S'tinsi modes, Grape sse, gauzes various colours
b.i,ie barge and Greerin robes splendid
italian NETS I"PeyiR oraPss
NankIn, Canton and Ualian cranes
silk fancy hdkh.
Ms'ino, casbmers and Canning shawls and scars
Whte and black lace yei att hdkis.
Pelerinss,caPcs and figured lace 10
Bobhinet aCes aud quilting
45 aud 81 figured and rlain boIhirot
Figured aud plain Svs5 and null mullins
Camhresi Jtckouet5 and book inuslirs
Ginghanis caicoes and canbfic pTut. beautiful
Cueassiau plads aud srpes
Tartan piaids and camhIsi,
i.ngii5h aud French silk hosiefv
WOfsicd lamis' wool, Angola aud cotton hosiery
6fals blsaeh'd linens aud lr;sh sheeiinss
brnhahines sud bombazets, cuijured aiid biacs
OUnbric ard fur niiure d.fnaiss
hi9h"ns OF every description aud superior qugiify
C'l'"' ID ana Waite comedies, ssuluets ASA checks
H'"e point and duGis blankets,
With many other article, not enumerated n, n. ,,,,
aval shall receive additional supply 10 cpnuete IN.
aud Italian Nets. ~ O''''''
Oct 70 45-tf
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NcEIV lI9p on YJRCTNcyg

TIME New Nap of Virgins, compiled seuai surveys
X under the .utkohy OF che State, published, aid
ay be obanedhy persons DESTROYS o. procuring appiea
tion to Wan H. RiebsrdsOr the csPol TX City Rich
p,oni.
This work, effected by the ab,r of many years aud at
Eeat Gee, Of aud money has perhaps
ed IN variety and accuracy Of defa IL beauty aud
C1 execution. II reflects The highest the science aud
skl Of the perses Immediately Concerned IN its publication
sud must highly srsyins snd ,efu the public. The
legsure have authorized the sale OF $50 th.
Map theisrse scale OF i've miles the eb; the Exc.
cnve, with the view Of making the sale anJ ra
as possible have directed the copies be disposed II at Inc
moderate price OF $50,
unasr aese circuEsner probable that person. who
shall not make early spps iou will be to oban
Copy of this beautiful aud valuable work.
Aueu-t
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is} virtue Of decree Of tue Superior Couft IL Ci,r
80 ~ i0Tthe fTedffcksburg Dsuict pronounced or ie
sih day ct APt is7 sun depending said court
M winch Edwin uPshag lduor Of john Rcnpolds dec H.
fIs'n END Laurence Muse Defendant, shall OF thc 1T
day Yi Dec 1877, upon the premises, erpose 10 sale y ~
auction % te highest bidder, FOR cash, TIE houses aud o,
and wharf 90 The sad decree mentioned situated IN tho town
Of I1Ppshsnuocka of which particularly desr,ie m
% sntne Of mortgage hsafns date the sob day IT Dec
t"V neiwetn The sid Laurence Muse tie one paftsuJ
john teynoJs % the other part and admitted IL record n
The county cUu 81 EsscE, the feib Day or An- fsf
THOMAS MATTHEW'S, Depufy Of
Nov ---i 1877. JOHN STANAtD, 81 j. {. D.
wy. Z. L
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-23

~ The ENQUIRER published tuiees weet generally
eah three times week during session of the State Legr
tufsPriee the hsetofore Five Dollars pes annu
ysee IN advance Notes Of ehasrsi spsee-payus banks
u the safety Of reu,nS them by naithe postage s,!,
t'rs being paid, By the
IT No paper will he die n;nusd (hui AZ hU discretion Of
De sddors) uusii all srferASes lave been pad up.
WnScyer wall gu,'autsr rksnent {. pApsrs
tAAii nave chs tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADYERTIS ING.
a Onssqna,e, OK LESS-firsti nsertiou 10 csnt-s.eh
eoatmuanee, so cents.
=, No sjver, inserted untitt has either hccn paid
For, irsamsd b. person tails city, ~nvuoa,.
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.tIDIf.1( .dCHDEjlf.
EHHE Subscribers respectfully their friend. and
~ Publie that The next session Of this Institution com
menee the 1st day Of Nov.
All the studies preparatory entering the Sophomore and
be given the French Book-Keeping aud ali the nsebr,
belonging to PRACTICAL Education.
Terms hereOfore For Greek Latin & Matbemati,t.
6e. 50
For English %
Its desahle that the Parents and usrdsns vile ,ri "a
enter then and wards, will make early application tt
tile classes may be immediately arranged a1I TO their
teveral studies EDW'D w. KENNY,
Address Langhorn's Tavern
Cumberland county.
Board can be had ia the most respectable families Of te
eighhp VI hood Oct. 4a-ot. wy
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LHTIV SCHOOL.

KfEAR ChesBurg, Caroline, the subserber will teach
~ Grammar School which viii the ensuing IS
Of January (i9s Therein will ~ taught the common
eomse q Latin and Creek Reading -Enslnh Tongue
sgil~its usual arPenda 81 Grammar nunet,l
And Geosraphy Also 6fequii ed, Geon.ery Alsers &c
The School Will 1jouru the 18Th December fo;wins Win
Eithihs vaestiaiL ~ "
TERmS-For B1ard Tuition Bcareers furi,i,hinr bed,
and hedsias 500 dO' balf able Day
scholar, - d"i,- JOHN V. EEAN
tIuochhnd.
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Journals Of The pirginir Legislature TAINTED.
ANY person who may have in their possession
The Journals OF the Virginia Legislature. for the
NaJ Sessions of 1879 and 1882, will render a
public service 10y making it kaovn to the Exeru,
tive BY order,
WIN. II. RICHARDSON. e. C.
Oct. .. an
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GIn EIY9Rn

II offered for tue apprehension JOHN formerly the
property 'f Dc Tins p. Atkn-ou, HALTER county Va
e LETT as Tuesday, Esd u and reaon 10 believe
he geHs 20 Petersburg his home John is
than he ordinary sze dark complexion his right w,
out OF loiut, aad rugs his lie had on brown
rnitout fsockcoa aud dark mixed PAntsiScn.. =
he above reward will be given any that will les er
b' 10 US uiichm md aud slIea.onshle charges paid
- JEFFRIES L BAGBY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-23
FOR RENT,

'Hh store aud Lumbcr House a. fhe Pipinr Tree In
hing VIZ county, situated 10 wealthy ucieihlufhood
@ or one OF the most public Ferries 10 she lower pat Of f
state fesons wishing 10 Rent Les'e The sfcsad Pro.
Ey i' Commercial pupoles, sn sPpy BIZ. Sterling T.
un ~ We city II Richmond, toe suhscriber rel.
ing iu isiH5 "m' county. ROBERT l. kING.
ott %. d8-tf
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NOTICE

NELSON hs, removed that pleasantly stu
aed tenement adjoining the Waskingon Tavern about
& s"oNe the Capitol Square, whore Ms. Nelson i,
70 accommodate Ladies aud Gentlemen with Board,
- - we "eyi ~ sk month year. She will be glad to
portion Of the Members Leeislaure
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For Sale al The Penitentiary Store,

LARGE supply Of the Manufacturer of the Pentenary
~ lns,Uution,in th city, suitable the approaching
Amoug which are
Wagons carts Negro eloa,bing, shoes, w,gOn, pcug
Sesr,ot descriptions axes, hoes Si nails
throws eoefer'swae, sc. g., all Of The best qnaity.
~ County Merchants Others invited 10 call and
e1aHiae then. THoS. NELSON, p. A. z.
Sept. %.