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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-08-21
eW' C0asyley e. Rice,

South Vest Of, and near to, Brandyuine Mills,
In and adjoining the store formerly conducted by
Mr.. John Rice, as grocery-where ii may not be
of disadvantage TO call and examine for themselves.
The following compose part of their assortment:
DRY GOODS.
E;uperfine broad cloths and cassimers assorted
colurs linen and cotton drllings, yellow and blue
imported and domestic nankn, alenia hiarselllcs,
tolnet and Florentlne ycstings; black, plain and
twled bombazetts Clrcassan ginghams, calicoes
cambria, bleachcd and brown shirting and sheeting
muslins, Irish linens long lawns and cambria linens,
Leventncs Florences, Gros de Naples lutesring
flag and bandanna hdkis. Cotton and linen do. white
and colored canton Grape and Grape shawls, green,
white and black Italian do. Worsted and cotton hose
and suspenders, York tan and beaver gloves, Haw-
skins make of kid gloves of superior quality, white
and coiored domestic plalds and stripes; tabby,
bang,p and Pittsburg cords; fnstnas and drillings
ilanncs, furniture and apron check; Swiss, null,
book and jackonet musiins; Sd, 5l and GA dlmity
crash, diaper and table linens, bedticking; Russia
and imitation Shooting, blcached and unbeached
coarse linens, Osnaburg and Burlap's Porter and
Lancashire sheetings; Wilmington, Jackson, Adams,
ard Jefferson stripes jeans, Garcia stripe, gng-
hams, black and brown holland, sacking-bottouls,
sowing silks and sowing coons, senshaw, sarsenet,
black and light coored lasting, &c.
GROCERIES.
| Sugar. tea, coffee, moiasses. -four, mackerel, in
bbls. and half bbls. ginger alspice, pepper ground
and in the grain, nutnegs cloves, sc. Together
with general variety of liquors and sea stores.
Prints AND OILS.
White lead, black lead, red lead, blue, red vel
low ochre, Prussia blue chronic yellow, verdigris
ground and dry, patent green, fig blue, logwood
&c. winter, summer, common, castor, linseed and
sweet oils
Earthen, Chiaa glass and Queensuare
Having purchased the above goods chiefly at auc
ton, certain can sell them at the mos
reduced prices to those who may favor US will
their custom.
i SAMUEL MCAULLEY.
j JOHN RICE.
June 90, 1897.
N. B. We have in addition to the above lust re
ccved general assortment of Fashionable WOO
and Fur HATS, commission, from the wei
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NEW STORE
Just GpeneN

The subscribers beg leave to inform their friends
and the public generally that they have commenced
the Dry Goods and Grocery Business, under the
Errn q
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-08-21
Soap s. Candle Manufactory.

THE Subscriber takes this opportunity to inform
the public, thai the establishment heretofore COLI
Quoted by James Ray, Esq together with the ac-
counts connected with the business Of that estab-
lishment from the first of January, 1896, have pass
ed into his hands and that he will continue the ba.
sness in all its branches, at the old stand corner Of
Tanai and Queen streets, near tile Friends Meet
ing House, where he will manufacture. and furnish
at Philadelphia prices, Aiouid and Dipt CANDLES,
IuNer'8 Yeloa0 and Broasa SOAP, Of the best quail
ity.
ENOCH ROBERTS.
N. B.--Ihe highest price given for Iallow'
Wuoringtoa, Nou IA, 1896. Ism
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-08-21
Philadelphia, 18th March, 1927.
Mr.. J. ALBR1Gur,

Shiny youngest child, girl of about two years of
age had from her BIRTH been scky. In the end Of
JANUARY last she was taken with inflammation in the
decay the teeth scu.f had also formed on the tsgue
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-08-21
Thomas A. Sterrett.
IIAS REMOVED TO

No. 10, HIGH-STREET,--
Where may be had-Fme Plug, pigtail, NlFs'iiS8
Twist, and sweet scented Cayendsh
TOB1lIO;
Spanish, IIai-Spanish and American
SEGGRS;
Scotch, Rappec, and Macouba
5.NUFTS.
TIE Subscriber oers the ADORE articles at has Ne-
Store, (to 7chich he hasjust remoped No. 10, High-
Street, doors from Mr.. Httiam Larkin's and neat
door 10 Mr.. James Bro7cn's Grocery Stores. Hss
goods Of the first quality, he returns thanks
for past acors, he hopes By keepang constant supply
Of articles in his line, and unremittcd attention to
and please has customers, merit continuation
Of their arors.
THOMAS A. STERRETT.
Wilmington, April 80, 1927 3-tf
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-08-21

Magistrates Blanks. CT all descriptions for sale
at No. 81. MaIket-Strcet
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NOTICE
All persons indebted to the estate Of Ebenezer
Robinson, formerly Of the Borough Of Wilmington,
are requested to make immediate payment and
those having claims, to present them duly auhenli
Gated for settlement to
MARCUS L. CAPELLE, admir-.
Wilmington, Aug 6th 1897.
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.ft Wilmington, DeIn7carr, conducted by WILLz-
AM SHEREK, with the assistance Of accom-
pished female Teachers.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-08-21
SAMUEL M'CAULLEY,
JOHN RICE.
June 90, 1897.

N B. We have in addition to the abo, lust re-
ccived general assortment Of Fashionable Wool
and Fur HATS, on commission from the well
known factory Of Isaac SnoTwELL, No, az, south
Front Street, lphia-which will be sold low.
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ALDRIaA.r

No lU3 .9Tch -7bEFt'7, 77MFloeIP'F"'
Sold in Wilmington, by Z. 81 P.3UGHd@, Druggist
No. A., Malket-sl ec..
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yoseNh P0gue.

NJ B. The subscriber will sell cloths and kersmeres in
particular at small advance from the auction prices Per-
sons wanting cheap articles will find it to their advantage
TO call at his store, No. 10l, Wilmington, Del
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-08-21

SIIs--l afflicted With rheumatic affection of the
head ior nearly years. during winch time had tried IL
every remedy hut The disease beng very obstinate
bafhed all medical and pain and misery
during the time Was aiicieu.
respectable physician recommended the benefit Of sea
bathng accordingly in July 1926 took journey 10 the
sea shore battle, which few days increased the ma!;
dy to such adegree, TO obstruction in my nos
trs. and prevent free ii4ne and exhalng Of my brea,
The regular Of b e,tng being thus obstruc,ed
the upper jaw am check bone became very sore and my
face appeared TO be in high state OF inflammation; my
situation became very alarming MY spirits dep
ed, and my appetite failed
heard Of your Columbian Syrup. procured some of III;
in very short timet aliayed the inflammation was
bed to breathe freely, my appetite returned and
stored 10 perfect health. THOMAS SNYDER,
| Philaa June Is, 1926 No. 575 North Third-st.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-08

-
The opinions of the politicians in
France, developed in private letters
re :eived in this country, are as various
respecting the probable result OF the
revolutionary movements in Portugal
as those of any part OF the globe -
A number of the letters received from
Bordeaux, inculcate the opinion that
nothing of importance would grow
aut of the disturbances III Portugal,
thich it was generally believed, were
,sFomentrd by few influential men,
disconnected with any foreign govern.
ment, but deriving countenance and
succour from fanatlcal parties residing
in Spain, and Portugal, whose joined
Efforts first shook the constitutional
government in Spain, and finally paved
The way for lis total extinction in that
i'll iated country. Presenting upon the
success which attended their exertions
against liberal sentiments 10 the first
encounter, aud disregardng the fac,
shat the soil which now cherishes the
gerne of freedom is protected by a
power more than capable of defending
It, they rashly promise themselves a.
mother triumph in the second crusade
against the rights of man. The fol-
lowing letter to the Editor of the
New York Mercantile Advertiser from
q correspondent in Bordeaux, dated
18th December, breathes something of
a warlike spirit-Batt. Gdz.
Every appearance indicates con.
yulslon in Europe. Portugal and
Spain will probably be once more a
scene Of violence, and how Tar IT may
extend, time alone will decide
Reports follow each other rapidly,
but no event of material importance
has occurred to my knowledge -
Chaves, they say, has been taken
by the Spaniards and shot.-To day it
is reported that De Peyronnet, and
Dumas, have resigned their places at
Paris
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-08
lIuMANITAs.
DOMESTIC WiNE.-rhe feasibilit

DOMESTIC WiNE.-I'he feasibility
OF producing VINE in the Southern
States, from portions of our territory,
which for other purposes are unpro-
ductive, has been much discussed of
late. a friend of ours at Columbia has
sent usa sample of Domestic Wine OF
the vintage OF this last summer and
made the beginning Of last October or
the middle OF Septe mber; OF the grapes
grown in the garden oil Nicholas Herbe-
mont, esq. near that place, whose expe-
riments 10 this branch OF agriculture, as
is well known, evlDce much persever-
ance and public spirit. Mr.. Herbemeni,
has, we understand, about an acre IN
grapes, and made $50 gailoDs this year,
which his neigbbors have bought a,
81 per gallon. 1t is light wine OF an
excellent favour. 1t is made from
what is called MADEIRA Grape, which
is said 10 be black, juicy ard sweet;
they take 4 years to be 10 full bearing
This experiment promises to be very
important one for this state, for the
grapes grow on sand hin that would
not yield we are informed, 10 bushels
of cora 10 The acre it follows that an
ere of ground that is not worth cultiva-
ting for Cotton or Corn, can be made Il
produce 100 dollars in wine at one dol
lar per gallon, it is an important fac
in the history of our Agricultural re-
sources, and we feel i. to be our duty L
make it known Charleston Patriot.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-08
LATEST FROM MEXlCO.

NoRFoLh, JANUARY ~.
BY the U. 5. ship Hornet, Captain
Clsxton, from Vera Cruz, MIR. Lyfori
has received papers and letters to the
25th Dece mber, from Mexico, and We
ia Cruz papers to the Attn of January,
He has furnished as with the following
intelligence:
The troubles in the State of Sonora
had no, subsidized, but rather increased.
The latest Intelligence which had been
received in the city Of Mexico, and
which came by private letters, the 60
vernment not being disposed to make
the real state of things known to the
public, stated the lavages committed by
the iaquis Indians, were daily increa-
sing; that they had several engagements
with the Mexican troops, in which they
bad defeated them, aud that they bad
even captured the small castle at the
port Of Gulmas, and thrown the cannon
into the sea An American ship, lately
chartered by the Mexican Government,
to transport three hundred troops iron
Santa Bias to the scene of action, had
put back, after being a few days out,
for supply of water.
The sliuister of the Treasury, Don
Ignacio Esteva, resigned after present
ing his annual report al the opening OF
the new Congress on the Ist of Janu-
airy.
1t was rumored that Den Lorenzo
Zayala. formerly distinguished Sena
tor from the State of Yucatan, would
be appointed Minister OF Foreign Rela-
tons, in the place of Senior Camach0,
now absent on a mission to London.
Senior Michilena, one of the Mexi-
can Commissioners to the Congress oil
Panama, had resigned, in consequence
it's believed, of charge of a very
serious and disgraceful nature having
been made against him in the Senate
and which is yet undecided.
Intelligence was received in Mexico
on the Gath December, from the South
ern coast, brought by vessel from the
port OF Guimas, that the war between
Buenos Ayres aud Brazil had been ter
minated, through the mediation Of the
English.
bE Sergeant, Minister from the U
States to tie Congress at lacubaya,
left Vera Cruz for Mexico, the first o
January.
Commodore Porter had sent into We
ra Cruz prize from Cadiz, Spanish
brig captured of Cape Antonio, lader
with wine and oil, and schooner re ad,
Tor sea, bound to the coast of Africa OF
a SAVING expedition, which he cut GU
from under the guns the Moro Castle
The Congress of Mexico adjourned
on the 9Th Of ecember-Hsraid.
Inc Pensacola Gazette. Of the 2sth ult. say
IndiGn Distur6anceS.-Wc lear,
IRON the Tallahassee Intclligencel
that seven Indians, supposed to be tn,
same who butchercd the family of MIR
CarF, made an attack on the tamil,
OF MIR Adams, near the Della river
Ahey did no InJuIy TO The family, bu
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-08

EARN FOX kENI.-Ihc subscriber wilt
l. rent at private sale. for the term OF three
years from the lat of April next, the FARM
belonging 10 the heirs OF George Martin, decd.
cor tanning shout eighty acres OF open farming
land. This Fsrm adloins the lands Of Col. T.,
Colslcn, Il. Colston, decd aud 0ther.. Fer
terms, apply 90 The subscriber.
fsb. ST JOHN kISlN6ER
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-08
MIR IN'S9URG aC.ADEMY

FESIiE usual Examination will take
a place on Tharsdsy and Friday, the LIST
and ID of March next. The next Session viii
commence on Monday following. Those Gen.
t!en,en and Ladies wins feel an interest ~ the
Education of youth, are respectfully invited to
attend.
The subscriber would also notify hose whom
It may concern that after the end of the next
Session, he shall not teach any more in this
place, and shall sish 10 leave by the lst OF Sep.
;ember. ALTMAN SOkFWELl.
Frh 8-3f.
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Mouth Of opeekoo, Feb. st
SALE.-By virtue az !

THRUST SALE.--By virtue OF 1
I'll Trust Deed executed TO the undersigned
on the Sih day Of February, 1926, by Andrew
Ulm and Mary his wife, Tor certain purposes
therein mentioned, and now II record in the
county court OF Is rssle'. the undersigned will
proceed to seq, FIR CASH, on the premises, On
SdTURD.4r, he l0tl day Of March merit tho
one ninth part or share Of undivided TRACT
or LAND. containing LIS acres. late he pro.
perts Of John Z zer, deed This farm al.
joins the lands Of Archibald shearer, Charlss
Downs, and Others, near The River Potomac,
and Is well improved. Also, two horse
Sleigh, blacksmith Bellows and Side .Ssfadle.
The SAFE viii lake pace between the hours Of
10 and 3 O'Clock. Such title as is vested i'm
me as Trustee (Which is presumed to be good)
viii be made tho purchaser.
ADAM LEWIS, Trustees
Feb S-etess
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L,OR RENr.--A comfortable DWElLISe.
4 HOUSE with good Garden, ON The Farm.
whercon live, sdjo,n'ng ibs, of George tisr-
ris, Esq and others. The Tenant viii have
the previle,ig- of fire wood. alsS. pasture and
winter food Tor Cow, IL disposed to keep one
The rent. which viii DO reasonable, can be paid
IN the ordinary work on fAtm. and il 10 ike
~ the Tenant could he furnished with such.
the greater part OF the year. Possession can.
be had on tha iss April next
Feb III HARRISON WAITE.
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MASONIC HONOR-Never per.
haps did any body of Free Masons pay
more deserved honors to humble but
inilexible integrity, than yestsrday when
1910 members of single lodge followed
the corpse of Mr. PENDRELL TO that
most durable Of ali masonic or architec-
tursl works---the gravel AIR. pendrell
was by trade shoemaker, and resided
when alive, in Newgate street. AT the
time when a reward Of $1,000 stg. was
offered for young Watson, he secreted
him IN his house, dressed as a female,
watched over him to prevent the ap-
proach OF every intruder, accompanied
him TO the United States of America,
and never left him till he saw him in a
place Of salety--yet was MIR. Z. very
poor. Ills refusal TO betray the trust
be bad accepted, and obtain the reward
was great sacrifice OF interest Il bon
or, aud his further exertions on behalf
oil the young man who had cor ided in
bin. were made at great cost of time
and trouble. he was rewarded in life
by the testimony of his conscience, and
IN death by the ayowed appreciation OF
those who were best acquainted with biz
e.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-08

VETO THE PUBLIC The subscriber
e. respectfully infclms the public, that be
continues the sApDLING BUSINESS in its
various branches. in the house belonging TO
AIR. John Fisher, on King street, MartiHsbusgs
where he will be fc,,d, lhanki tar their favors
lie wsnF. inform those persons who may ehooae
10 find their own Leather, thaths will do work.
- tf.s besl manner, At ne following pnees;
Alep's do. a.. ID. Common DO. 80
Wagon d.. Ssddie.Bsgs I
Collars S75 ets Back Bands from ia to ga cts.
Blind Brides from 3z5 IS css. Breach Bands
lion 81 to 81. tiip-Srsps from IS T. 81 CT
Belly faads 10 cts.
Fxb. :. JOHN MAyWgLI -
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n n ARsmAL'S SaLE.-PussuAnt TO de-
IVA cree of the superior Court oi Chancerys
haoen at Winchester. in suit depending IN
said cour'
William Butter, administrators Of Levi Mzk
tin, decd. Plaintiff,
against
Abraham 6tipp and others, Dsf'x.
viii be sold, on SATURDAY. the 18th day
OF March lext before the front door OF DANIEL
Entler's tssetn, 10 shepherds town, TRACT
or L4ysD. belonging 20 the SAID Abraham
Supp. lying in the county Of Jefferson, near
said town and about one mile from the River
Potomac, being The same tract OF land that
Was devised TO ihe said Abraham Supp by bic
fsiber Marin stipp, deed supposed to be the
w thirds VI one hundred and forty three acrsx
Also, the said Abrahsm Siipp's interest in the
COVER Of the widow Of biz father the said Mar
tio Stipp, deed. Terms of sale: one third of
the purchase money 10 be paid in hand. and
the remainder in TWO equal annual payments.
the purchaser TO give bond sud approved So
curly and deed OF trust OF the premises TO
secure tue credit Payments: fhr sac viii take
place between the houss Of twelve and four
O'clock.
NATHANIEL SEWERS, DIN far
C. ~. Sesuers, III. G. %.
February 8.--ctds.
TShepherd's-town Journal So
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UrARHITD.

Gu Thursday last by the ney. Dr. Reynolds
M. JAMES FlsrE, to Mia SUSAN sNY-
DER, all OF this county.
Tins morning, by the Rev. Mr. Young, Mr.
JOSEPH KYSfR, 10 Miss ELIZABETH DA.
Wis, all OF this county.
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10 FARMERS and OIHEKS.

HE subscriber has large qn~ausy OF eY-
l ceIsent WHEAT STRAW on band at his
residence near hoffman,. Miii, on 1uscarors.
where he viii receive Cattle 10 winur by tie
month. MARK THATCHER.
Feb B-3t
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-08

owe are authorized TO announce Major
JOHN PETER az a candidate 10 repre- ~
Berkeley ferson, Hampshire. Hardy -
Morgan irShe next Congress of the United
States@
Owe are authorized to announce WILLIAM
AkMst RoNG, Esq, as candidate 10 repA
sent Berkeley. Jefferson, pshire. Hardy
and Morgan 10 the next Congress OF the United
States.
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I 1850 SNNNSOh oOu O1oSuCD counties
and Tallahassee had been industrious.
W securing the woods, bu, had been
unsuccessful. T,nrsy Indian v arr,ors
from the AppalachIcola had arrived
under Major Pagan, Indisn Agent,
and II was supposed would be STA
toned at St Marks. Cochrsne and
his warrlos had returned, and were on
their way home; and it was believed
that the seuea Indians ,ccre the only
ones acilo had eUalced hostile inien.
tons.
Seven Indians-all that pa, the go
vernmcnt of Georgia in SO imposing a
Delilgerens latitude and armour
We copy the following article from
the Philadelphia Palladium, and shall
merely remark that as the rumour is
thought to be important, its truth or
faisenood might soon have been ascar-
tanned by proper enquiries at the Navy
Yard
IMPORTANT RUMOUR.
There was rumour in the city yes.
terday, that orders had been received
from Washington at our Navy Yard, to
launch aud fit out immediately, the Ma
tional vessels row in this place. 1t is
said similar orders we're transmitted 10
the other Navy Yards. We know not
the origin OF this rumour, or whether
any dependence is TO be placed on it"
Trouble among The 6ache!ors-Cen
Mcclure, the hero of Newark, has
made war upon the bachelors OF New
York, at the head Of an army of Dogs
and puppies! lie has introduced bill
into the Legislature of that State to re-
peal the Dog-tax, and to Levy the a.
mount arising tberefrom on Bachelors
between the ages OF 80 TO ID years. fhe
Bachelors of the city of New Y ork have
called meeting TO take measures to
prevent the passage of the bill and 10
express their Indignation at the PROPOSE
ton.
We learn from the New 7 ork papers,
that, tue weather having continued to
moderate since Sunday night, that har.
Dor is again open. The vessels which
had been detained beloa, came up on
" ednesday, and a number went to sea
On "Wednesday brldg of ice extended
over the East river from Peck slip to
Brooklyn. Hundreds Of persons crossed.
A couple were stopped IN tronsity by
the sudden floating Of the bridge, and
after sail Of some time we're taken of
by boat. -
Judge Pendelon of Dutchess Conn.
ty, N y has recently imported three
Tibet Goats, (ihe animal from The
wool of which, cashmere shawls are
made) OF the porest race; they are
entirely white. The Distinguishing
mark OF the animal is long and pen
dent ear; their motions are slow, gen
lie and peaceful; they are at the sane
tine very hardy, anu Will doubtless
thrive Ia THIS ciirlate.
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CrNe have again been requested to state,
that there will be meeting of the Board OF
SCHOOL Commissioners Tor the county Of Berke.
ley, at the Courthouse IN MArtinsourg, on the
6rst day of Court, at 10 o'clock, AIN.
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A man engaged IN splitting timber
for railposls, near Kelsal, in Chester,
discovered in the centre ola large pesr
tree, living bat, of bright scarlet
color, which he foolishly suffered to
escape, from fear, being fully pcrsua
Jed, with the characteristic supers,i-
ton OF the inhabitants OF that part OF
Cheshire, that it was ''being not oi
tnis world" The tree presents small
cavity in the centre. where the bat was
inclosed, but is perfectly sound aud
solid on each SIDE
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plla 9AAGTplao

MARrlNSBURG, FsssuAsr 5. is27.
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DIED,

On Monday morning last. MIR. JOHN LIGHT,
SEN M old inhsntans Of this county.