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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-24

" 1hHNIAbI1tI LAM FOR SAI,F.-Tb,t ,-,-
Known ana desirable Plantation called Pleasant Mead
.oa'gu m e COUNTY of Amherst, belonging 10 te ps,.,
Joei FRANKLIN, dec d, and lying on tic yyays IF I y"
o I Gen' hundred ard ortythIec acres T6sianJ y
I'm a9ap.eo 10 the culture If tobacco corn wheat nd ~
mere lson inc tiact i've hundred acre, Of ,onI III 80 ~
open nl IN GOOD heat IT will be sold in BODY %r i i,,
i Wv Is icc a'c two settlements on sid 1,pj a..
oy f,o3ei w Carter Hector Atkisson An f,det,
t,ItT Oe maze as al tFc egatees Of lawful acc a..
a, c purchase MONEY il hand, and tie balance "a, ,.
rie WIN len to secure the last ua,,nc Ne
81 'eeh's are two dwcing-houscs one OF thcI ir.
hn,,scs ;, r'rh atn house. "'fh all necessary on
hi' WIN d wci NJ excellent r The ward In ~, ~
c, anu ssli,on tbs land surpassed bv none min, ,,r
To- , h ll 'lc dH''c Hropey uoi bc disposed of rI5,c
va snaH 21cI 1t a. fi- auction on the premises 49,
Tan5G w. ~ l3IF LF't irEl-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-24
@eerftOtU &UIr0-
BY D.4YENPORT, ALIEN g. co.

BY D.7PENPORT, ALLEN & co.
GROCERIES,
On "WEDNESDAY, the 2aIh instant at Lalf paa.
10 O'Clock, at our auction store,
- lhds. prime ST. Crox sugar
10 do mulasscs
. do Antigua rum
10 do n. England DO
Whiskey i'll hhds and bbls.
20bags race ginger
10 tlerces winter pressed lamp oil
2 lUxes sperm candles
$50 reams writing paper
lco do wrapping do
. pipes Cognuc brandy
do gin
Porter 10 pint bottles
Teas, cider, beer
sOO pair caarsc.shoes, Sc. Sc
mar 90 n A g. 30 A,,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-24

NEW BOOKS
a Journey around my Room, followed by Noe
i \ turnal Expedition in the same regions, by
Count Xavier de Mastre.
TIE Dreams of Pindus, by G. w. Clarke.
Elements OF Physics Natural Philosophy gene
raj and medical explained Independently of Tecni-
cal Mathematics aud containing new disquistiops
ana practical suggestions by Fei Arnot, NJ. First
American from the third London edition, with add
tions by Isaac Hays, A. a., NJ D., &c.
Eiliss Medical Formillary, and much impro-
we'd edition.
Tales of ST. Bernard, received at NAsH'S.
mar
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-24

Zeal and Persona! Property.
IN "Wednesday next the e5tl March, at 10
- O'Clock, shall sell at my residence OH Shocks,,
Ill., all my household and kitchen furniture consist
me- OF the usual variety of family ard all in eoud
order. AIso @
to"r iehiales slaves. Three of them are excellent
cooks, washers and ironers the other girl abaut
years old. Also
one hundred and eighty four acres of land in Hen
rico county, about nine miles below the city, wei
timbered, and most of it heavy swap timber
One halt acre lot near Mrs. CANDLES, well situa.
tea. Terms at sale DAVID JUDAH.
Sale TO be conductedby J. G. ]. L. HERON
mar 10 81,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-24
TRUST SALE


IN virtue Of deed OF trust executed by James
Grown, dated on the 29th day OF October 1921
;ti Vi record in the office Of the county court CT
IenTco the subscribers trustees will ON the fore
noon OF Thursday the 9th day OF this present mouth
sell ut auction on the premises, the brick dwelling
house and aPpurtenanccs ca the north side cf Cary
or ID street, next below the lumber house OF Mr.
William Gi!att This property extends ON tic street
800 feet and its boundary back from the street Viii
be shown on the day Of sale BY the tenor Of thc
deed oftrust, the property to be sold Oh credit
but MI Brown consents that it shall be sold for cash
and TO evidence that consent, he will Join the trua-
tees IN deed to ting purchaser, it will therefore be
sole! Tor cash. CHARLES COPELAND.
CHARLES j. AicNITPH0
The lower story fthe house is we'll calculated. .;,r
commission business the second story is divided into
three rooms nnd large closet and the attic story or
garnet is divided into four rooms and closet The
back buildings arc OF brick, and covered With slate.
On account Of the badness of flle weather to-day
the above sale Is postponed until MONDAY, tie
3Oth Instant al I2 O'clock.
CHARLES COPELAND,
par i9-tds CHARLES j. McMURDQ
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-24
STILL BETTER.
5000 Dollars for ;.

RBAR III mind the number of prizes sold at nv
office lately; and for capitals in this brilliant
scheme, to be drawn in Philadelphia To-lnorrow, be
sure to call IN time, or you may miss the Bi Fish.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-24

On account Of The badness OF the weather to-day
the above sale Is postponed until MONDAY, tLe.
.fOth instant a: % . '''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-31

does TO the ordinary revenue. That is true The
remaining S249,0 accrued from fines, foriei
lures, penalties, cscheats, Sec. IL we be that
"horde Of barbarians," II use the language OF
that GENTLEMAN. although acquit him Of having
applied III which some seem to think us, il will be
admitted, suppose, that this county contributed
rather larger proportion Of these fines and penal
ties. According to the ratio of revenue then, this
county Contributed to this fund about 81 600.
There has been expended on the University OF
Virginia located TO the East Of the B. Ridge, near
ly one-ihird of the iund-that is, an annuity OF
$4,000 dollars, equal 10 n capital of $500, 900,
and loan, without a demand Of interest, of
$3.50 900. One-thrd then, is given to the East,
and the remainder most generously distributed
through the State. The gentleman may say that
the University 10 Of general utility. wish he
would adhere to that principle. might not then
despair oil convincing him that an expenditure
West OF the Allegheny would conduce to the pub
Tic good But when he pronounces an appropria-
uon IN the West, for the purposes oil education, a
peculiar favor to that country, l must retort tn i.
doctrine upon him and say, that the University is
local donation: Since one-third of the whole
has been given TO the East, in order to preserve
the due proportion we must add ne-third to the
quota Of Harrison, which gives in the whole the
sum OF $50. This then, is the portion OF the
Fund to which she is entitled The interest is
about $500. She receives annually S765, and
IL we consider. for the re ason, just mentioned,
that she contributed in greater proportion than
she does to the revenue, it is manifest that she
receives only the interest on the sum she advan-
ced. Yet he says, it was "ma snanmous' in the
Legislature TO allow it to her. And is Virginia
them grown so poor in deeds of greatness that she
must miscaii Justice, magnanimity, and boast oft
assuch: Among knaves to be Just, is indeed mag
unanimous TOR, is more than is expected of them
more than they consider themselves under any
obligations to render: Bu' among the honest, even
IN th11 degenerate days, justice Is regarded as
only uty-not merit.
FoNne sake of the present and future interests
OF the people OF the West, and for preserving un-
impaigDl, the moral influence oil their opinions
on This great occasion, Mr.. b. said he had thought
u necessary thus to vindcate their character.
lie regretted that his remarks had been protract-
ed to an un expected-he feared-an unw elcome
length
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-31
Taluabie James Riyer Land for Sale

virtue OF Trust Deed executed by John Hsrri, 10 u,
TO secure TO Zach~rish Nevl certain sun, of money
ussd The 18th Sept 1926 and recorded in the Clerk.
Of buckingham county 24b December 1923, lin
10 TIE request OF said Nev order pay the two last In,
smeut secured by the deed, wis four thousand dollar, due
ihs 10th OF June $685. and the due the foth June
1926 and TO pay the charges Of sale we on s
proceed on the "a" day Of March nett 10 sell, for cab the
Vus 70 pucknsham sOppo'ed IL oon,sip the tract
'tss quantity Of zoe, valuable low grounds, and
hsm county; lies james River oppot gsoi,vlls "a
me ,'s Is,dsnee Of Randolph Jtdeon deed II pro-
n ne persoH inttrssed msy make the day OF sale
some nodheson OF the terms allow some credit for
part o. The purchase money 10 which event the title will
nt tesned W mel payment We believe the title good bu,
only convey I" trustees. JESSE JoPLING,
., .. THOMAS DANIEL.
Jan' OF S6-tst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-31
$40 REWARD.

u ANA WAWAY ffom the subscriber living 10 the upper
tnj OF Amelia county, two mites shove DestouvIe (n
Angus, s,t) negro psn ARCHER, sbout "a wear, of
sge stout made rsther OF browa complexion, 81 opea
counensnee vhfn addressed, suppoted 20 be about
inches high, reeoleetsd. Archer was purchased
~ me Of Doctor VIM Trent Of Cumberland, snd ny
Sam1 Anderson ri sad county his mother IS understand
heoug' 10 Doet Dsbpey Anderson Of where
likely ne msy be lurking or probably board otoms boat
on Wi'es or ysmes River, he ba5 been oBt caught
boat snd msle his Tw give the above rs~sf de-
TILMoH FosTER-
'an "a Pe-V
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-31
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
IL persons having clsims sssnsl the estate Of Tboms,
~ Depp, decd are requested to present them Tor
epd those indebted 70 the said sste requested make
immediate payment. FILLMORE DEPP,
GUSTAVUS DEPP,
. Adg'orS of Tbos. Depp, deed.
Povbssn county, Jsu. 81. se-w4va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-31
LATE FROM EuRopE.

New YoRK, Jan. 27.--The packet shin Ma
poleon, Capt. Smith, arrived at late hour last
night, from Liverpool having sailed on the 24tb
ult We annex the following summary from
London papers 10 the 23d, and Liverpool of the
21th, inclusive:
The young Queen Of Portugal was presented to
the King Of England on the 22d, with great par ade
and, according 10 government paper, with all
the honors due 10 crowned head"
The first division Of the Portuguese refugees
were to embark on the 9th, under the command
of Gen Saldanha.
The Winter had been unusually mild and open
in England.
LONDON, Dec. 23--we arc happy to hear thai
Wheat experienced at the Corn Market yesterd "
further decline. IL was FIVE shillings a quarter
lower than on Monday last
Dispatches from Lisbon 10 the 18th inst are re-.
cciyed at the Foreign Office. The government
had expressed readiness TO meet the views Of
the British government, and TO attend to the re-
monstrances made by the latter upon the subject
Of British persons arrested and in prison. Don
Pedro the Fourth which was supposed 10 have
been lost, had arrived outside the Bar. The Bull
letins relative TO Don Miguels health from the
9Th to the l2th drawn up in tue same words
" Ills Majesty continues without any change. -
This is rather extraordinary; he can hardly re.
main stationary. Either he must be worse or
better.
The Journal Dps Debats, in an article from IA.
arasch Of The 18Th Ult. ins' upon IL that the fine
and brave Russian army, haE FINISHED sn6,in The
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-21
AtsetfOtl SSYTa.
THY9 Eav

klY virtue of deed or trust executed 10 James
- Whltelnw and the SUBSCRIBER, W Reuben Bur
ton, decd the l2th day OF August 1897 for the
purposes therein expressed, shall. ,ls Rist day
o. Tins mouth, sea To the hirhost bidder a tie Late
esidenee "f the said RerbcG Burton, the following
the rigl, title anj interest al the 81 III
burton IN tue Springfield Coal fits beng ~ o-fi;hs
ann the Land annexed-al the .i-i.i, title and in
terest OF the said Burton, in lhe lsnd form eriy
belonging TO Rcbecca Burton, now decd being
about the same interest, two ifhs-ahuu $50 acres
OF Land, lying on Chckahon7uy Swamp being
the . sidie of what allotted To the said z Bur-
ton on the division Of erger Of land belong
ng TO his father Daniel Burton also the said r
Brrtons in,ere-; in the dover Saves. now held by
Mrs Sara Burton, widow of Daniel Burton, decd
also the following Sl.ycs to vii: Henry, Nelson,
Adam, Dtnah ami her two chi!ien " arwick and
Sarah Ann; GIL and two sinai boys names not
mentioned; also mules, horses, waggon I cart,
head OF cattle, gig aad haEness-and all the
Household and XII chen Furniture 10 possession OF.
the SAID Burton at the time OF executing the said
deed-al the machinery and apparatus necessa rily
used IN digging and raising coal At TIT SPRING
field Coal pits.
And on The ED day Of this MONTH will be sold on
the promises, a lot of Ground with n wooden House
thereon, lying at Rockets in the cltT Ct Richmond
occupied at the time the deed was executed BY Mr.
Mddieton--oBe third of framed House and it's en-
closures, lying between the court house of Henricos
county and james river built for reception of slaves
Terms made known on the dav Of sale.
BEN. SHEPPARD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-21
"a @EggsAaa MHWs.
ARRIVED.
POie." DA' i!!C!L.NO.ND.

Schr Sukey, Leach. from Salem, with suudries, To
Otis, Dunlop d co, and e. w Gilliot.
Schf Ann Maria, Fernauld, from Norfolk.
Sioop Hiram, Bailey, from Norfolk, with salt to
g. w Gilliat
Schr Cicero Sneddcn, from Somersot, with null.
aid beer to Davenport, Allen & CO, anil q ;;;aun
schr Sarah, Morrill, 7 days from New York. bal
tast.
Schr Bachelors Adventures, Daughirty, from
Old Point.
Schr Nestor, Smith, from New York. ballast.
Schr Minerva, Mister, days from Baltimore, with
snndries, to l. Webb g. co, Trineit g. Johnson J
Gordon, Luke Il Sizcr, Sullivan. S S Myers &
co, w d Crane, NJ Myers. 81 J Goodo, J
Winston, Davenport, Allen & 60, w J Clarke J
Fisher Abbott g. co, Lancaster g. Denby, and
to order
Steamboat Columbus, Turner. from B,lno,c
va Norfolk and City Point, with sundres to NJ
Myers, RalsOn 81 Peasants, l. Webb g. 20. Wor-
than g. McGrudnr, Lancaster & Denbv, J n Nash
Rogers Il Harrison, Il Smith. Otis DUNLOP o. CO,
Garth, Beers g. Poindexter, " Stratton p rk,ns
d Harris. & Arbuckle, NJ Ancker, Srot g. Fry,
Parker, Van Lew s. Co Davenport Allen g. CO.
Luke 81 S'zer. G Beck, w D Baden, J NJ Radcliffe
A Works. L Hubbard, r Tnmpkns, w Emmons,
w Copeland, & g. w Merriam, w McCrery P Sui
lvan. Cunningham. Reeves, and 10 order
Passed in Hampton Roads, at p. number
OF vessels bound 10 Sea At anchor in the Roads;
one ship off Lyon Creek Shoals; schr beating up
OF Goose Hill one ship atunchor Of Jamestown;
ono ship off Hog Isla1 schooner ashore supposed to
DC New York pncket--below Dancing Point, ship
OH'cu ciutS' hIlu q scnOon6Ci tdt CannOns Marshes
ono topsnil schooner off Wind Mill Point schr IEr-
70, all bound upoff Newport Neuse, one ship bound
down.
SAILED,
SchT Cumberland, Wheaton, for PHILADELPHIA.
coal and tobacco.
Schr Caroline Marion, BLrncs for Baltimore coal
Sloop Capitol. Acklcy, for Now York, coal.
SiooP Cherub. Burk, for Norfolk. -four
NEW YORK, Dec. 16-Ar d. schrs Bold Commando,
Godfrey, and EnierpTize, Young, Richmond
DEC 7-Cld, sch[ Richmond Packet, Knapp Richmond,
And schs Chesterfield, BeaSon Richmond, days; Bar.
clay Sooy, do d Prudence, Kinks do ds Alice 4 Mar
Saunders De fm James River.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-21
CONINJNic GATED.


The Flying Dwtctn,rn, or The Phaniom ship.
This splendid M"lo Drama which has been per-
formed IN London and AZ the Northern Theatres with
enthusiastic APPLAUSE s to he represented this
!ig ut tho Richmond Theatre. This piece affords n
fich treat ~ tho lovers of the Drama and the adm
gers OF The Marvellous. An important conside ration
~ all Theatrical exhibitions, is good appropriate
Scenery to give force and effect to the DESIGNS ftbe
author. This pecr obomnls with wild end romantic
scenery and we hear the Managers have .pared NO
eNPence IN giving II all the scenic effect which IL so
Justly merits. TIL talented young artist, Mr.. Hug
gins mas already attained high rank in his profess
sion, and his splendid array of stock scenery has par
italy developed his talent in this city. But expect
TINS occasion tn see something of superior nature
as the piece gives full scope to the artists pencil
The mdchins', Mr. Bundel, who occupies stand ~
the most elevated walks Of his profession has also
had full scope IN this piece for the exercise of his tn
tent. The Managers, M"ssrs. Herbert &, Parneli,
Tor their interchangeable "Nerlions to please certainly
deserve the highest commcnddton and the most hbe-
ral reward They up in rapid succession. the
rdTest and richest dishes OF novelty aud amusement,
aud m dong SC, they spare neither labour nor cx
pense We hope for the credit of he Old Dominic Ii,
their exertions vii! not go unrewarled.
MELPOMENE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-21
THEATRE
GREIY tTTRACTTONt!

O- The Manager respectfully announce To the public
they nave engaged Mrs MOREiAND late Miss Aspia the
celebrated English Dancer from the English OnrIa Io,
London. for 8 nights. including her benefit
MRS. MoRELANDS FIRST NIGHT.
They arc also proud in Informing the public. tha,
Mt last they are prepared to produce the Grand Neu
lo-Droma Of the FLYING DUTCHMAN mr.
THE PH9.WTOM SNIP with new Scenery Ma.
chinery. Dresses and Decorations
Ihi' Drama when FIST produced in London, had n
run OF lou nights IN succession, and upwards of 100
nights al the New York Theatres.
IL has been in rehearsal from the comtpencs,,cn,
OF the present season. and the Managers pledge them
selves 1t shall snrpass any Drama yet produced in
Richmond. FN ~
THIS EVENING, DECEMBER qis,,
VIII be performed Tor the first time IN Richmond.
the GraDd Scenic -AIelo- Drama of The
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-21
B1 DAYENPORT, ALLEN & co.
G2 OCERIES. DC

On MONDAY the 21st instan', al half past 10
o clock at cur Auction Store
50 doz bloo!ns
20 casks cheese
, hhds superior Antigua rum
100 boxes brown soap
kinds sugar
IL do iac.assos
so bb!4 no. 3 mackerei
90 do der
90 excellent CLOCKS
pipes superior red winJ:
do holland gin
100 realms writing pape.
90 bags coffee
Candles. Shoes has
10 sacks fresh almonds
10 do f!berts
20 boxes raisns
dec I9 D. a. 81 Co Aunrz
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-21
ENOCH S. COURTNEY,

Mtin Street, opposite He Old Market,
n RESPECTFULLY invites the attention of his
AZ friends aud the public, TO n choice selection Of
GfOcecE which he offers for sale either by wholesale
or retail, on good terms they be purchased
elsewhere iii the city. Much care has been taken in
the selection Of his wines aud liquors, which are
Warrunted genuine.
Masters OF vessels will find it to their interest 10
leave their orders for slip stores with him. which will
be nut IN low. and sent aboard free of eypensc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-21

G1- At one O'Clock To-.Borrozr,
The Drawing of the Delaware and South Carroll
na Lottery, Glass No. II, will be received by Big
ger.
Capitals $4,000, 1000, $500, 1000, 1900, 1886, 5
of 1000, &c. &c.
tickets e., Halves so, Quarters - For saic
~ re Lottery and Exchange OGce of
TIIOS. Is. BIGGER.
~ Wherc two Prizes of s 900 each, were sold in
lie Union Canal Lottery. Glass - received yes,,r
dry dec 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-21
Gordonsyille for Sale.

FENHE subscriber offers for sale his Tavern a. Co
II louisville. IN Orange county, with $50 acres OF
Land attached to it or 20 exchange it for property
the city OF Richmond Gordonsville is situated at
The :oot OF the Southwest Mountains 81 miles from
the University OF Virginia, so from Fredericksburg,
30 from Uarrisonburg and 20 miles from his place.
The stages from charlottesville to Fredericksburg
pass three time week, and since the late arrange
nien of the mails between Stanton and Guyandott
the nuubcE OF passengers has greatly Increased. The
mail stage from Richmond to Harrisonburg passes
twice week. For terms and farther particulars,
apply 10 the subscriber. JOHN N. GORDON.
Richmond, 94tk Slept. Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-21
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.
On Cay Street, rear AZ ne TiTsinia aud Farmers
Banks.

On Caiy Sirec', rear NJ ts TiTsi1iG AID Farmers
Banks.
EOSEPH WILLIAMS is grateful to the ladies
81 and gentlemen Of Virginia, for past ayouls and
hopes continuance of the same; and would Thank
&c ladies' sending their silk dresses to have them ia
zen "a pieces, which VII enable him 20 warrant them
90 he dyed and finished ss we'll as at any establish.
mcnt IN the Union Canton o. stuff dresses not ne
ccrsary he has suitable machines to finish them il
sent TO him in the situation hove mentioned
Gentlemen arc likewise informed, that he SCOUTS
and rcnews in colour coats, pantsloons and vests to-
geter with oil kinds of apparel, and frequcsted repairs
them IN the ncatest manner. AS usual all kinds OF
piccc goods dyed, and lot or cold pressed furniture
sluils cleansed and rcdyed in the ncatest manner.
N.B Tickets will be issued OH leaving the goods
with him and requests they will be presented APP
diCation or the same.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-21
BIGGER'S OFFICE,

. DECEMBER 81, 1929.
PIGGERS friends and patrons always obtain the
n n capitals and cash at sight. Splendid luck.
20, 20, 40, "a, 81, 90, /, 80, A..
Whole ticket No. !, is, 54, Capital of $1,000:
!, %, 81, do $1,000 with several others of lesser
magnitude sold and Will be paid at sight, ut "For-
tunes Lounge" EIGGER'S OFFICE,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-21
o. THE FAlR.-Manv of rho

u TIE FAIR.-Many of the useful,
anu most OF the ornamental articles remaining un-
sold I'm" interesting exhibition will be opened again
u 90 Ct'ck ms afternoon The large concoursr Of
grithed visitors, on the evenings of Friday, ana
Saturday, induces belief that the room Will again
IA crowded. doc 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-21
BIGGER3S OFFICE 40

o. 1T one O'Clock To-Day.
F4NHE Drawing of the New York Lottery. Extta
= Glass, No II, Will be received by bigger
Capital Prizes 100000, 5000, 1000, $50, of
1000 &c &c.
Tickets 81, Halves ?, Quarters l.