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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-02-22

Inc SENATE was inten.ly engaged
nearly the whole Of yesterdays sitting
m discussion and maturing the details
Of Tue interesting bill providing for the
gradual increase, and Improvement. and
permanencv. of the Navy. For these
Important purposes the bill is very com.
prehensive, and we were glad to per-
ceIve, from the proceedings of yester-
day, that il finds favor generally in the
Senate, II we excep: one feature oil the
system, (the Naval Academy and that
one was sustained by majority of the
body.--Nat. Int. -
The General appropriation Bill has
been ordered to a third reading in the
House of Representatives, after con-
siderable contest on a single item of the
oil. There is now better prospect,
than we thought we saw before, al all
the annual appropriation bills getting
through both Houses at the present Ses-
sion. The Debate on the subject OF the
appointment of the Publishers OF the
Laws still continues for its hour each
DAY, without any probability, that we
can see, of its abatement. We shall
soon resume, and continue, the publ
cation of the Debate, which seems not
likely, in its progress, to decrease in
interest 10
Deah Of tho Empress Of Bra.ii.-The
brig Horatio, Capt. Hall, has arrived
at New York, from Rio Janeiro, and
brings Intelligence that the Empress of
Brazil died on the 10th December. The
Emperor was at Rio Grand about the
LIST of December, on his way to Monte.
vldo, with about 5000 nieu--the squad
ron has gone round. Com. Brown has
taken, of Santos. a Brazilian corvette,
OF p guns; and it was reported, anil
generally believed, he had had an ae-
ton with the Brazilian frigate Amazon.
the latter end OF November, and that
The Amazon had been much injured
Com. Brown was in corvette cruisin q
on the Brazilian coast. The Macedon :
ian frgate remained at Rio Janeiro.
The Boston sloop of war, for santos,
and the Cy ane for the river Plate, sailed
early in December. The Holy which
lately arrived, sailed from Rio Grand
Nov. Gath, at which time the fortilica-
tons and work for defence were in &C
tive progress At Iontevdeo, Flour
was S10-pork SIG Bread Sc.
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By an arrival at New York. from
Havana, on Saturday last, Information
is receiyed that Commodore Porter was
cruizing round the Island, had taken
several prizes, and was NOT blcckaded at
Key West, as was before reported.
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l5A7l Prizes 100000
&C 5.Nat One Blank 10 a Pri.ei-ai payable
in Cash, which AS usual at COnEN's OFFICE.
can be had the MOMENT THEY AXE
DRAWN.
TIcxkrs $500 QUARrEns . cts
HALVES $50 EIGarHs " cis'
10 be had in the greatest variety OF Numbers
(Odd and Eyen.N at
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FoR HIRE.

= hksiy gssag Negro Girl,
Well seq tainted With hoase work, AMI has acs
tivigy and strength 10 sss,st at out door work
~ busy sine. The teras OF hire viii be H.
besa'. Enquire 81
JAMES 2, ERsgISE. & Co.
Masiinsbarr, Feb. 32--,t.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-25
ADMINISTRATIONS MEETING,

Aameeting held Dover, at the State house, on Tues
ay HE 1871 u September 1897 BY the Confeees appon-
ted by The friends the present administration Of the gen
cral government in bis State the following members at
.snde,l-
From TIE to.,y " seueoste Thomas Robinson Caleb
Krk Robert Porter. Isaac Gibbs, Benjamin Watson,
Thomas Stockton Jacob Farrs Richard Mansfield. VIII
tal u, akyne, Jntn Exon, IN lieu of P. Reyb"ld
From NE county # hens.-5amuel H. nodson, Presley
sprrance jacob Stsut Jonathan Homestead William Hill
Wells Hught Lyon, Thomas Wainwright Warner
Mfi'n, Thomas Simpson. John Wallace. ut. ,o,.
From me county If er:-Wiham d. NAPLES, John
WHIT Geu,ge Polk, Eda ward Dngle, H. Hill Wells, Low
der i.syt, y, John Tennant
When upon motion, Caleb xxx called to tho chair,
AMI ) II Hndson appointed secretary.
The said meeting proceeded 10 select and nominate a
suitable person be taken up and supported at the mex
General Election Representative to Congress from this
state, wnen kENSEY JOHNS. Junior was unanimously
chosen for hat purpose
Ths meeting after having obtained the fullest nforma-
tion from the different parts Of this State and having ma
turey examined and deliberated upon that info nation
have made he selection f candidate, who they believe
viii be most likely TO une the surages OF the friends OF
the General in the three Counties and they
earnestly aud unanimously recommend this candidate to
tie hrnz land undivided support OF their respective
i'uents
1t has been the will and pleasure Of opponents t.
;rame out Me fp-ner distinctions Oh par,iesTo accom-
psh this iavouite objec If es they have been ~ daily
ann almost hourly communication It'll their associate, and
cuffedtfates from end OF Tie State to the other.
Couriers md have been constantly the road
- forward TINS new arrangement Of parties The friends
ot the Administration had choice lett, but to unite, in
por the hey nave espoused They consider the
pary Which has been fnned Ia support General Jackson
Tor The Presidency, nyeera ely hostile 10 the great nsiitu
t.uns ~ Counlry and particularly unendy to the
:cain interest Of this State Delaware has been thu
form 4dvocae u The well settled powers of the General
g serrnen Sns ha, deep interest IN the mainen nance
u. IL Just powers Where the innovations upon he
Of the United States, 10 stop, they, them
selves perhaps, tell Il sufficient, hat under the
deceptive prt-x Of preserving State Rights they ha,,
ascgose, fixed p rpose cural the most essential
# the General Government promote the common vel
fare Of the Sa'es. We opposed 10 the elevation Of
his party, dee ming them 10 be highly dangerous TO the
and adverse TO the special Interests OF this
state. We opposed MAXI & that gentleman THE
bis public and his private conduct have proved that he
would be unsafe den ositury Of that power.
The proceed gs oF THIS meeting directed to be
published he American Waterman. the Delaware jour
nal and the W,lmingtunan
CALEB KIRK, Chairman
hltes, SAMUEL H. HoDsos, Secretary
September 10 1897.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-25
FOR THE WATchhhN.
To the Independent I'ottrs Of Delaware.

The old landmarks of parties have been den,ol.
lshet hv the furious zeal Of the advocates OF An.
tdrew Jackson, of both parties. In the first in
stance the conlerees of both the old parties in the
State regularly nominated candidates alter the old
mode, but as the two gentlemen nominated hap
pened to be willing 10 support the present Admin
j.tration, when acting for the good OF the country
the advocates Of jackson, OF both parties, could not
be satisfied with the selections made by the INA
jority Of both parties, and therefore called meet
Ii nos composed Of Jackson men only, and nominated
a third and fourth candidate, thereby producn.
confusion among tie ranks Of both the old part ties
These manGuvres of the Jackson men made it lie
ccssary for the rejecting and peaceable part OF
the community, of both parties, to meet and select
one candidate to be supported at the General Ecc.
ton. This person il kENSEY JOHNS, Jr., a
man Of exemplary and spotless character, and who
Will do credit to himself and the State Of Delaware
as its Representative. II now behooves every good
Republican, both Democrat and Federali,t, who
values the privileges he enjoys, and the preser,a-
ton of his peace and happiness as an ind, idual,
as well as the glorious institutions Of his country.
to vote for Mr.. JOHNS in preference to Jackson
man--as it is understood that person TiH BE- sup
purted by the Jackson party Who UiU mt oppose
the present uise and rrtuons administration.
l.. RIGHT OR WRONG" and use all his means
and influence to place Jackson in the Presidential
chair at all hazards. The virtue and good sense
of the freemen Of this State ls required calmly to
Judge whether they will support man who pre-
fers wise and virtuous statesman for Chief Ma
sstrate or ono who prefers brave General with.
out experience, moderation, OF humanity. VIII a
long tiled, able statesman and patriot be as likely
to bring misfortune on our happy and peaceful land
as a military man who has uiJaliy or isnorantiy
n SO many instances, disresarded and trampled
on the institutions Of his country, the laws of hu
mainly and Of justice? Scion and Lycurgus made
wise laws for the government Of Greece, and DE
mosthenes thcndefcd his eoquence against Philip
But the military renown of Philip and Alexande,
destroyed the Liberties OF Greece.
! Numa l'amphilius made wise laws for Rome
but the military ambition Of Cesar subycrted he,
| liberties.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS is an able Statesman
and makes an excellent Chief Magistrate. pra,
God, it Jackson should unfortunately be elected
President, that his ungovernable military spir
may not prompt him to make an attempt on tn,
liberties Of his country. BRUrUS.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-25
ADM .ISERAIlON MEETING
~ AE.rT COUNTY.

Tursda. the 18th Of septemnvr, 1922, o,wi,hstand.
ing the Indictment stale of the weather, than four hun
d ed friends OF the administration of he General
Kent county, mbled the ae.holse Dover,
purs public notice, tor the purpose of appointing
cnnrrees Of forming county ticket and of adopting other
defeat The Of he Jackson ticket in
lh county
Dr. John Adams was unanimously chosen chairman and
Charles Marin secretary.
The a.re,ing bel thus organized, it wss-on motion,
Hes9ueL That the chairman Of this meeting appoint four
persrms committee fr each hundred in the county
whose 1ay ssll be to retire immediately and nate
for the adoption II this meeting committee Of confer.
ence, persons from each Of the said hundreds and
thai thev report the this meeting and that they
dominate, adopted in Ike manner, committee of
person. from each ,undred TO firm county ticket.
Wa-re,p'r, the chairman appointed the following gen
Far tJucE-creek Adred Isaac Davis Alexander n ter
So. Ro - falha'p,y, Abel Jones:
Fir Lin'e.creek hundred, Jacob Stout, Thomas Marin
J ir. II mes cad, hn Bell
FIR u zoe Aupdred John NJ Clayton, William Hill Wells
Jtrne;N ,nty, Matthias bay
tr M ArIkMAmdred Jonathan jenkins, Thomas VAIN
wrEpc 81 q C1.pei, Johp Downs:
FIR UsplAfsa hnndreG Joseph q. Oliver, John Waace
Era rri l.e, wi ! am Heather.
he above cannl'tee, having retired for the purpose
in d q ne enorted The following genemene commit
tee 4 CO .errncri 20 wit
fsr beck.cre haaired Presley srruance junr., samue
II i"i N:
Fur Lnte-eyeek hsaled Jacob Stout, Jonathan Home
stead
Fl D.-rr hundred William Wells, Hughtt Layton
Far W4d-ykM hnndred, Warner Miffn, Thomas ain
wrigi.
Fur -NspiiL.a tniecd John Wallace. Thomas Simpson
T0r committee also reported The following gentlemen an
a cnfinltt.e 20 form he county ticket
FIR D4:h creek hundred Robert Planetary, Abel Jones
J N F,es' Spod, fim.lhy Raymond, Alexander Peter
% J eul-s Wils:
Fir tinle-ereek huu1y-ed Thomas Marin. John Rel
7..lh , 81 Jacob NJ. Hrl, Isaac Hazel Elias Nau,lain
F4r Nousr hundred, Thomas Green. John Adams, JsIne
E.-.ssy. Hem. Downs. John Robertson, Thomas York:
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-25

10 the honest and independent Day. laborrs, &,
:" A fool is known by his folly" and an Ind,
pendent mind by its honesty and nobeness al
purpose.
| Where is the American that would stop Il, |
mouths OF the honest day -laborer; Of him thatr.,
| for an honest living-ar OF those that have cone
from foreign land to seek an as, lum in oar couL
try from oppression and tyrannye
.9lswer- One of the leaders of the Jacks son mn,
~ in this state. who, in large public meeting prn
| claimed in substance that foreigners. hrenss, an
day .lahulers ought not TO have voice in that meet
| ing. Has this outrage on society been puaicl,
disclalned By the Jackson partv' No Have
We not right to suppose that more than one u.
+, the leaders holds the Same opinions Certainly
we have, when thew do not disa,ow t!icin, 81; En-.
deavor to excuse them
Is there man in this land OF freedom ,iat wog''
give his vote to such men and such cause Il
there is man ,er,ile TO assist in putting tie
halter Ut dcsputsm around his own ueck, lie crl.
tainly deserves To wear it Reflect my country.
men-thcse are mere wurds nov. but If we do not
guard our ri. hts with the eyes Of an Argus, We
may find t. our sorrow their awful cality when
i, too late. When Our mouths are stopped, how
will our voices be heard? Look at Europe--how
the frW are fattenlng on the mlsioriulcs and mis-
cries Of the laboring part Of the community. Ioo,
Ut tnc WllItd' am VI power ""itH - SbnstdHtt
stretched out to destroy those w.4u would rails.
their voices against their cruel oppressors. Again
say, reflect we'll my countrymen. " have ia
IT, Q. AID itlS great, wise. aud well tied states
man. Of acknoN lodged talents and prudence. VIII
you exchange him Tor Inere military man-An.
tried? no you recollect that the Republics that
have liscn aud louristed under the guidance Of
wise statesmen, have been destroyed aud laid
waste by military men ; Guard against them.
You never have ecen the like Of Washington Hs
was raised up by ise Creator for a good purpose
he was good and wise !rcsident-but he never
trampled on the laws of his country he never 'io.
lated his in,truotionshe never Violated the rIshts
of humanity and Justice he was brave, moderate
and humane. Can we say this OF Jackson. who
We know is brarr? Move cannot. Men are
created different, and Jackson is very different
from Washington.
The prospects of the f,iends of the Administers
ton very hatteriny in this state. There ap'
pears To be doubt of something like 1000 majol.
! ty for kENSrY JOHNS. Jr., tie candidate for
Congiess. Look we'll to your RIGHTS, and all VIII
lie safe. Liberty and ReaSss.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-25

AS freeman of the state Of Delaware call up
on my fellow citizens to put down, Oy their votes
at the next Election, those High and Mighty Hon.
CRADLES WIN dare to dictate, or, il you please, to
nominate candidate for Your support What!
we, free citizens of this >tate be told by our
Senators that we not capable OF selecting SUIT
able Candidate for Congress, and that we must
tIel et0re vote Tor the one thsy Nominate. Iisteh'
my fellow citizens, to reason aud common selse'
Ii the sore must be prubed, it shall be to the Dot
tom. What wa, the language held by enc Of our
Senators at the Chlistiana Meeting To appoint Con-
ferees to meet at Dover, sometime since? lede'
cared that we were bound to support the nominal
ton that should be made, whether the person noml'
mated was Jackson or an Adams man but "heh
he found to his utter confusion that he was ah
Adams man, what does this Honorable Senator do
Why, Il secret meeting is held at the Springs; ten
conlerecs sent To Dover from Newt Castle County.
and by management, the two other Counties scEa
ten each. and they male nomination which they
soon found would not answer .oT their purPo,e'
Another meeting is therefore got up, and BY dlhf
Of management they send tell more coniesees 70
| Dover, to undo what had been done !. W as thefe
ever more baretaced audacious act committee
in the face vi Il ZEE community +. hat, my H'-
low citizens, can son think when you read lhesc
few bat mpi es,ve facts Can YOU vote fur tNa'
! Candidate Who was oncc thrown III The paen
ground by one whom their own partsais 'lewt'
as unfit But ,os do vote suf the Canhm"'e
nominated at Dover on last Satu, day. You WI az
once give up all right and tide to the ,.ane :" Free
men, inasnuch as they i.Atc taken that forever
from YOU, and nay told yu~ laat WE have noun
iaed candidate and haze called u! VOL To- 'se'
nu Il, NY fellow cltizenS. here Mait w"'''s "
toa.>y y rrpDr !cl y H.. Aii'eiltt,' '".'-'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-25
FOR THE WATcRMhN.

In the Delaware Gazette Of the 18th inst in
the editorial department, under the title Nob-
ity," there is a cong lomeration of shameful per-
versions. ridiculous exagserations, Wild notions,
erroneous sentiments, bombastic phrases, biz words
and little sense, making in the whole truly lu
dicrous gallimaufrey of Jacksonian nonsense A
:" clpan shirt" the theme. and empty verbusity the
rhetoric. Inflated with his own nothingness, thi,
paragon of chatterboxes has mounted the rostrua,,
and with confederation of irrelevant thoughts
busters his high sounding anathemas against i
party who laughs at his rawlings. Prolific in false
hood as he is redundant in words, his zeal for hi.
party has Frustrated his vcracty, and lulled his
conscience, until he can remorselcssy misconstrue
the innocent words Of fellow citizen, because
they contain truths opposed to his party views
Heioh no for this nelO aristocracv," says TIL.
l.ackwit, when referring to the administration.
10 which we may respond :. leigh 10. for the
three year otd aristocracy," whose expectations are
beclouded with fears Of approaching disappoint
ment. This writer, who is either master spirit
Tor as Wickedy says ga head Devil,") or HI.
Echo, thinks it is high time to trump up SANDER
Gus tale to counterbalance the t,rannicai, runous
| sentiment which was enumerated by jackson
| Leader at late public meeting at the Town Hall
! But it will not do. He cannot weave yei, of dc
ception so Ingeniousy as deiude the co,nmoi
people aud make them sacrifice their rights an,
prosperity, 70 elevate one i. Ne .a.. yer u,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-25

aristocracv. The Jackson leaders ii ~.
should be the last to even think 1T the wo- t'.N
tocracy as applicable to the friends Of ts s, a''
istration, after having nominated nr,. ''''1
State Senator, who has said that ,ho,' ,r'
for their daily bread should be r,of,L;lcI ~,
at public meeting. This fact SHOWS t,u r,, wv,
'ly that the guiding geniuses Of Jaek.on,m !" :.
State consider such sentiment "a no vi,a Ii. |
atory from the character If their party. MrcL,,.
laboIers We who tod for the support Of your e.
lies Or Tor yourselves. will you be so duned hy
empty defamation Ut hidden guardian or n.
ical automaton, or puppet, as TO chain you,,t,
to the car Ut ambitious asprants, who, presumiaa'
your ignorance Of facts, hope by Your assistan,sl
reach the chair Of honor and prof; Look arw,
mark their policy. They consider YOU an
thinking rntbie similar to the ORD, es.ed MN,
England and Ireland, and that you need oul, II
heated with high sounding words and artificial \
ry, to drown all thought and break the bou,d. :,
good order and soblietv. Under such impre n,
was the essay We are considering. penned and n,
cred TO the world. They consider the poor ., :,
State as combustihle mob which may be i,,i,,
by affected feeling aud artificial eloquenoe. Dm
not this imply that you are weak. foolish and !,
norant that you are easily deceived with hin
sounding word, though they are destitute Of sense
The piece alluded to is sufficient to drive from II
Jackson ranks every mechanic. every laborer, ey,
ry poor man. Il Common Mar,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-25
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY PETER D. DELANY, SHlRlTP.

BY Pc Elk D. OI-LH1N1'
NJ, UeYv tue Of a writ Of Pls- Fend Exponas 70 me
Us ID directed, Will be exposed 10 pubic SAFE, ~ '"'
h,use nf Ion, y N,nsG.n Middletown, in ST. Georges
Hundred, -.
On Thursday the 9Th Of September inst
At 2ocock p NJ the following described pisn,ss ons OF
tracts OF land and lmpro, emens in ST. Georges
to Wit NO. 1, plantation or farm win DICK uSen"s
hse and Kitchen smoke house, barn. ganar corn CRIBS,
Stable &C. the on erected bounded by lands OF Robert
Marvel William Run,sey and Others; containing two
hundred acres, more or less. =
house and XII chen, smoke house. and other on'
buildings thereon erected; bounded by No lands OF no
bert Maxwell John Eddo~s aud others. contanlng iso
humid ed acres less Seized and taken as lhc pro-
merry of Richard E. Cochran.
Newcastle, Sept &, 1897. Obj
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10, Muuderk.2 Iaajrel, Thomas L. Temple. sau'ue
vrlen John Downs, john ID. Anderson, Samuel D. loop
er, Jonathan jenkins: -
Far M.paisn hundred Henderson Collins leory ,iud'
son. William Heather, Elias Fleming, Carey Frazer JOhh
Coyington.
The above committee having retired after due de'oera
lion. made the following report to The meeting ~hlc, ~
mo- ION, read and unanimously adopted; TO VII;
"The committee having been informed by Mr.. William
x Lockwood that he in favor OF the administrator oil
the General Government and that he would support ha
cause-on motion,
Ell 1vus resolved That committee OF five persons DC
appointed distinctly the party which Mr. Meme
nah Clark intends espcuse al the approaching oehera
Election.
swhereupon, the following gentlemen were duly ap'
poined;- 49,.
ID. Ande rson ard Henry Hudson.
"IIsyirg waited on Mr. Clarke this committee reported
communication from him. declining 10 unite with the ad.
mnsra,ion party and declaring himself neutral in the
rrea, national question now before the people.
"The county committee then proceeded to form the
ticket: II is as follows;
Senator Elias Naudain Representatives., John Ray
mond William w. Morris, Matthias Day, Peter u Coop
er Samuel yirden, James p. Lofiand, John Booth.
Sher,6s William X Locku ood, John Wallace Goreners
Matthew Manlose, Thomas Coursey Levy court corHis-
,oneys William Denny, q II. Jacob VI. Hill, l.. c. II
James Kinney d H. William Roe, NJ. h., IN lieu OF u
Is. IIsrdcastle, resigned"
The conferees from the several counties having nomna
ted Kensey Johns Jun, suitable person 10 be supper
ted by the friends of the Administrations in this state as
to Congress- the entire thus =
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TOMORROW T!
.rsw- York Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. T

.Ne,r- York Consolidated Lottery, Class NO. 7,
To be drawn on Wednesday the 2eth OF September
Scheme-l Prize of $4,000; ! Of so o; of $500
Of 1000; I of $500 Of 1880; OF loco; OF 600:
Of 500 f 400, 10 OF 200; ~ Of l01 46 OF S0 50 u
60 as Of SO; IS Of 40 % Of 30 30 Of -0 800 OF -
and $3.50 at d"llais.
Ticket S6-Haf IS Quarter 5o-Eghth rs cts
To be had in great variety OF Numbers AZ
f.. B.iRkER'S
Tuy PROMPT and Lucky Office,
Sept IS No. O.. Market Street, Wilmington
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Boot and Shoe
.u.1kING.

ylViE subscriber has recently established himself at Dea.
.yre Gu where he intends to carry on the Boot and
Shoe Making business, and will be glad TO receive the or,
deis Of his friends and the public He pledges himself
that work sent from his shop shall be doue to
"a, isfaction 10 the 1earer. WILLIAM hll ChEi'
Sent %, 1927 yl-w2m
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Resosved That nc above ticket be nded TO the
und vdcd support Of the friends Of the administration in
tls nty.
Resolved That the Chairman and Secretary Of this
ng b. q committee correspond with the friends CT the
administration throughout the county.
Roiucd Fla, the proceedings ct tins meeting be sign
ed by the Chairman and Secretary and published in the
American Wachman and in The Delaware Journal. and
hat one hundred copies be printed in handbils and dis
trihuted throughout the county.
On nson, the meeting adjourned to meet at Dover on
the first Tuesday in August next.
JOHN ADAMS, Chairman
CH1RLEs MAaIM, Secretary.