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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02

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Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-09-17
To he Stockholders

lhF theRiranna Navigation Conn
~ Pay. AT meeting Of the Pre-
sldent ard Board Of Directors of the
kivanns Navigation Company, held az
Eyerettssviile, OH the 23d Of August
IS3O-lt was Resolved, by the said
President and majority Of the Direc-
tors, That a general meeting of the
Stockholders of the Rivanna Navipa-
ton Company, be appointed to bs held
at Charlottesville, on Monday the Attn
day Of October next, and that one
months notice of this meeting be Civ
en- IN the Enquirer, published at Rich
mend, and in the Virginia Advocate,
published at Charlottesville-and that
the Stockholders be urged to give their
attendance, as matters of great mo-
ment demand their serious attention.
and that it be notified to the Stock
holders, that if the weather should
prove unfavorable on the day appointed
that the meeting will be held on ths
next fair day.
HUGH NELSON, P. r. N. c. =
N. H. LEWIS, I
las. CLARK, directors. /
JNo. p. SI~nsn~
Sept. Sc =,
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-09-17
Extraordinary Descent in q Dioing

Extraordinary Descent in q Diving
ben.-An attempt is now making to
raise the sloop Detroit, of Albany,
which was run foul of and sunk on the
I'D Of April last, in the channel of the
highlands, opposite West Point, with
cargo estimated to be worth $50, 900.
by means of the diving bell, chains
have been placed under her, forward
add ait, which, when properly connect
ed, are to be used in raising her. The
weight to be raised is estimated at from
one hundred to one and twenty tons.
MIR. John Blair. who has frequently de-
scended in the diving bell, in various
parts ofthe United States, has on this
occasion far exceeded any undertaking
OF The kind on record. He descen ded
several times to the bed of the river,
being depth of one hundred and eighty
feet, where he remained, on one occa-
sion, three quarters of an hour.
In Charlestown Va an innurnefable swarm
OF bees ascertained merchant had teirco
containing 80 or 40 gals. of w India honey in
| whole
The Mayor of New Orlean, has offered a
rowared of five hundred dollars for the appre-
ncnsion OF the person or persons concerned
In the recent atrocious murder of the widow
Crevon, who was found dead in her bed
Amongst the rich spoils taken at Algiers
were vases OF rock crystal oriental agate,
Jasper and jaile, of the largest size, mounted
In Florentine enamel and Venetian gold
supposed to be the workmanship of the 10th
century.
Manufacture Of Bonnets.-An extensive
establishment for the manufacture of artiH-
cial loghorn bonnets, was established about
two months since in Westfeld, by Mr.. Israel
a. Lewis; at the present time, about twenty
hands, mostly females, are employed, who
! furnish two hundred dozen bonnets weekly /;
they are sold by the quantity at three dollars
per dozen, atfording handsome source of in
come to those engaged.
The Philadelphia Chronicle informs us,
that on Monday morning the watchmen
brought seventeen men before tho Recorder,
who sat for the Mayor. Fourteen of these
were fined for intoxication some of them
having been very pugHacious in their drink
One only preferred twenty four hours i'm.
prlsonment to the payment of dollar and a
half
MIR. Kinney of Mercer county, Vawas shot
dead few days since by his guest, in fit of
insanity.
The State Debt of Ohio is about So 600, 900
and amounts to $50 to every taxable inhab-
tant.
The Louisville and Portland Canal will be
opened during the ensuing winter
L'throtay, A highly approved method of
curing the stone by crushing it in the bladder
has been introduced into the French hospi
tails.
gentleman lately assembled in a balloon
in New York, and landed safely at Amboy,
N. Jersey,
The price of Canal Flour in Richmond is
about "a 20 wheat 80 cts. for red. 80 for
white.
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Dyspepsia Cured.
City of Ne,o York, !
Sept. I'd, 1880. (

City of Ne,o York, !
Sept. Cd, 1880. !
N consideration of an agreemen,
4 this day entered into with Or. John
Dove, OF Richmond, Va. l hereby con-
stitute and appoint him my Agent in
and Tor the State of Virginia.
o. HALSTED.
Ctty Of Richmond, f. Street. En-
powere d by the above, now offer my
services 20 the afflicted with Dyspep-
sia' Having just returned from New
I ork where had ample opportunities
OF testing the entire efficacy of SAID
Halsted's method of cure, by daily in
tercourse and conversation with from
io TO ~ OF his patients, whose diseases
had resisted the ablest medical advice
IN Europe and America and have no
hesitation in pronouncing it cafe, cer-
tain and permanent, when well under
stood and faithfully practised. 7
JOHN DOVE.
September l7-7 ct
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT :

VIRGINIA, TO WIT
n T Rules held in the Clerks of:
IA fee OF Albemarle county Cour,
in September 1880,
James Brown and Thomas Brown.
Complainants,
AGAINST
Martha Brown, Robert Broaon, Sa-
rah Maupin, Nancy Appleberry, and
Mary Williams, which said Martha is
widow, and the said Robert, Sarah,
Nancy and Mary are children OF Ro-
bert Brown, deceased, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants, Robert Brown and
Sarah Maup;n, not having entered
their appearance and given security,
according to law and the rules of this
Court, and it appearing to the salts
faction OF the Court that they are not
inhabitants of this Commonwealth hon
motion of the compliments by their
Colnsel-It is ordered that the said
Defendants Robert Brown and Sarah
Maupin do appear here on the first
day OF November Court next, aud an
swer the bill of the Complainants, and
that copy of this Order be inserted
in the Virginia Advocate, a newspa-
per published in the town of Char
lottesville, for two months successive
ly, and posted at the front door of the
Court house of this County, on some
Court day.
A Copy-Teste,
IRA GARRETT, D. c.
September ~ Pm
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-09-17
THE INDIANS

The Nashville Republican of the LIST
states, that there is every prospect of a
treaty being formed with the Chickasa,o
nation. The Delegation had been at
Franklin from the Goth TO the 9th.
On the last named day, the President
had left there, having con6ded the ne
gociation and arrangement of the trea-
ty to the Secretary of War and Gen.
Coffee. He was expected to depart
Immediately for Washington. He took
formal leave of the Chiefs at the Ma
sonic HalI-and in the conclusion of
their address, they told him that they
were ready to enter upon a treaty on
the principles communicated to them
by MAJOR Eaton and General Coffee.
The President had also appointed the
18th inst as the day for opening the
negotiation with the Chocta,o nation
at Dancing Rabbit Creek near the A.
gency. The President had appointed
as Commissioners on the part oftbe u.
s. General Coffee and Gov. Carroll
The Secretary of War would also at
tend the CONFERENCE.-THE. C0mDiler
On Monday, the 9th inst. an election
took place in Charleston for Intendant
Both parties considered it, as far as we
can understand, test of strength be-
tween the Friends Of a Contention, and
the opponents Of Convention. The
latter prevailed; the vote being for
James r. Pringle s3S, and Henry L
Pinckney 754 The same party also
carried all their Wardens.--B.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-09-17
September IL

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
A Il Rules held in the Clerks or
IN fee of Automatic County Court,
in September 1890,
Nelson Garland and Daniel W..
Martin, who sues as next friend of
James and Goodrich Garland, infan,
children of the late Peter Garland, and
Elizabeth, now Elizabeth Martin,
Plaintiffs.
AGAINST
John Woodson, executor Of Jane
Garland, deceased, and in his own
right, and Francis his wife, late Fran
CTS Garland, John Rcddy and Polly
his Dife, late Polly Garland, Nathan
iel Garland, Robert Garland, finder.
son Garland, and Cynthia finn Gar
lord, children of the late Anderson
Garland. and named as legatees in a
paper purporting to be the last will
and testament OF Jane Garland. de-
ceased, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants, John Reddy and
Polly his wife, late Polly Garland, Ma
thaniel Garland, Robert Garland. An
delson Garland, and Cynthia Ann, Gar
land, not having entered their appear
ance and given security according to
law and the rules of this Court, and il
appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court, that they are not inhabitants of
thus State-On motion of the PLAIN
tlffs by their Counsel-It is Ordered
that the said Defendants do appear
here on the first Monday in Novem-
Der next, and answer the bill of
the Plaintiffs, and that copy of this
Order be forthwith inserted in a paper
published in the town of Charlottes-
vile, called the =" Charlottesville
Advocate" for two months success.
slvely, and posted at the front door OF
the Court house of this County on
some Court day.
A Copy-Teste,
IRA GARRETT, d. G..
September ~ Pm
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-09-17
NOTICE..

VIE Fall Races over the Bird
"a wood Course, near Cha.lo ttes-
vile, will commence on Wednesday
the 10Th OF October, and continue
three days.
LIST Day 2 mile heats, for One
Hundred Dollars. Entrance $40.
I'd Day, mile heats, for Two
Hundred Dollars Entrance $50.
81 Day, HANDY ap, 3 mile
heats, supposed to be Eighty Dollars.
EntTanse $40, Ia be added to the
Purse.
VI. w. D JONES, Sec B.J. c.
September ~ tdr
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@BOARDING.sAa

TNHE undersigned, haoing ysry
Il commodious and eligible house for
the purpose, conveniently ard pleasant
W situated near the University of
Virginia, Wonid be wiHing to accom-
mediate, or reasonable terms, fen
young gentlemen of tie above Institu.
tion; or yo"ng Ladies, who may vish
to attend Mrs. Blgttermann's Board.
ing School, distant but one hundred
CARDS, mag be also receiUed as board.
ers an the family. Eyery attention TO
the comfort, convenience and CON-
mandS of tie Boarders wiU be cheer.
fully giUen. And no pains shall b.
spared to render entire satisfaction tt
those a0ho may .favor him Nth thei,
patronage.
VI. w. ID. JONES.
iSeDtember 3-5 If
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-09-17

" Extension of the Kana,oha Rad,
will take place OH the First day Of
October next, at the house of Mr.. Da-
MEL Rufnsrs, near Charleston, Ka-
nawha.
Messrs. Robert Brooks g. Co. the
contractors, for executing the work
upon the above section, having failed
to comply with the acquisitions of their
contract will, upon the completion Of
the Witcher's Greek Bridge and EN-
bansment, be permitted to withdraw
from the public employment; and the
line is noD second time offered 10
persons disposed to contract for road
making. and the building cs the bridg-
es. The conditions of the letting and
manner ofexccuting the work, will be-
made known to the bidders on the LIST
day of October next, at the house Of
Mr.. ID. Ruffners, near Charleston, in
Aanawha county, where the bids for
the execution of work are invited. 1t
is expected that PERSONS proposing to
become undertakers will make them
selves acquainted with the location of
the road and the several Bridge sites
previous to the day Of re-letting. The
dlstlnce of Road now offered to bid
ders is near 80 miles, and az no part
thereof has been delivered, the whole
will be offered and contracted for, in
sections to cult the wishes of the bid
ders, subject to such deduction for the
work done by r. Brooks & Co. as shall
be hereafter estimated in obedience to
the provisions of their contract.
P. SCALES, Superintendent
Extension Of X. II. r.
Sept. 10, 1896 81
FThe Editors Of the Richmond
Enquirer, Constitutional Wing, VIM
chester Virginian, Charleston Free
Press, Stanton Spectator and Lynch
burg Jeffersonian Republican, will in
sert the above once week till the 25th
inst and forward the account to this
office for payment.
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". w. ID. JONES.
m, L.. q
LAND FOR SALE.

- ~ NDA1sNh<s
PY virtue Of Deed of Trust ex-
- ecuted TO me by William Ham
ersly, and of record in the Clerks
Office Of Automatic county Courf,
for the purposes therein mentioned
| shall on Monday the fourth day
of October next, before the front door
of the Court House of Albemarle
county, proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, for ready money, certain tract
or parcel of land lying and being in
said county on the head branches of
Meechem's River, and containing by
survey
I69 ACRES,
Together with all the appurtenances
thereunto belonging-subiect howev-
er to the dover of MIS-. Morrison
in the same.
Acting as Trustee will convey to
the purchaser such titIeonly as is vested
in me by said deed.
IRA GARRETT, Trustee.
August 2O-3 ids
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-09-17
FOR SALE.
NHE Farm an Nelson r

Vic ram an NetS0n county, 0l1n.
n ed by the undersigned, containing
bstroeen Sir and Seuen hundred .acres.
one hundred and fifty of which are
FIRST quality bottom Land. There Is
also Tobacco Land, cleared, sufficient
to aoork from 7 to 10 hands, and about
Three Hundred unclsared, the greater
part Of which is usry superior for
Tobacco.
The ADORE Farm haoing been here
tofore adyertised in the Advocate, and
behcring that purchasers Dould alw1ys
examine for themselves before they buy,
1t IS thought unnecessary to enter into
further particulars. Tie Land wiH
be sho'cn TO any gentleman sSho may
be disposed to vie'o it, by my Son,
John Il. Coles, residing on the adjoix-
ing plantation.
little above Tract of Land is not
sold bV the Tenth Of October merit, it
'oiH then be altered for Lease or Rent,
on usry accommodating terms.
WALTER COLES.
September l0-6 st
~. B. lam still disposed to sell
tie E.4IeM which I opn about -four
miles .SonM efthe University. w. C.
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University Mixture.

hNHE Subscriber is IN daily expec-
Il tatIon OF receiving some Cloths,
selected with much care, Tor Universe.
ty.uniiorms. The best recommends.
ton which he can offer to the Young
gentlemen of the University is the re-
ference he will be glad to have made
tothe cloths sold by him at the prevI-
Gus session, which in the language of
some were as good as he best and
as cheap as the cheapest"
Also, on hand
A few Sacks prime Liverpool Salt, at
50 per sack. ISAAC RAPHAEL.
Sept. i0---6 st
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TO RENT.

NHE house and lot now in the oc-
Z cupancy Of Mr.BowmaD and late
the residence of Mr. Kelly. Enouire
OF V. w. SOUTHALL.
Sept. 10-6 If
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MARRIED.

Another Revolutionary vor,hy rome =
In Westmol Gland county, by the Rev. r..
Washington, the Rev. Thos. Butcher John
son, aged 80, to Miss. Hannah Herbert, aged
IS.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-09-17
NOTICE.
NO i 3CE,
'NHE Session of Mrs. Ble'tel

NHE Session of Mrs. Ble'ter-
l. mann's School will henceforth
consist of five months onlJ, and the
terms will be for boarders, including
every brauch of knowledge taught in
her School with the exception of Mu.
sic, Dancing and Drawing, the sun
of SIM
And for day scholars English
Grammar, French Grammar,
Reading. Arithmetic, History,
Geography, the use OF the Globes,
and English and French Compo-
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&C. WhoIe Tickets S4--Halves 5-4rs. I.
Orders for Tickets or Shares in the
above Lotteries, will receive the most prompt
attention If addressed (post paid,) 70
YATES 81 M'INTYRE, Managers,
Washington City.
pAD official account cfthe drawing will
be forwarded to adventures, free ofpostase.
Sept ~ tad
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Trust Sale of NEGROES.

PY uirtue Of Deed of Trust.
- executed to tile undersigned. by
James BrOchman on the tn day of
September, 1927, to secure the payment
Of q debt due to James Dinsmore, de-
ceased, md Of record in the Clerks
Office Of Albemarle county, I shall
sell, at public auction, for Cash, on the
,econd Monday in October merit, in
'front.' Of the Court house door of said
county,
Three Negroes,
Matilda and her tho children, Susan
and John.
The title is believed to be good, bit
such only as IS Conveyed by the Trust,
UiH be made TO purchasers.
j. ". 81 UNDERS, Trustee.
September 10-6 St
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~ THIS DAY!A

VHs."'a State Lottery, No.f4,forls30
10 be drawn on Friday, 18th Sept 1880.
6o No. Lottery-9 Drawn Ballots.
2 Prizes of $500 so is 81, $3.50 of
l,OOO is ~, 10000 of 500 is I5,OOO-32
OF 2oo Is 6,4OO-5l of 100 is 5,IO0-5I of
4O Is S'o4o"5l of 30 is I,53O-51 of 90
IS i'VSo' Whole tickets $500 Shares in
proportion to be had at WATTS OFFICE.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-09-17
NOTICE.

EHE undersigned, Testamentary
IL Executor of the personal Estate
of the late James Dinsmore, of Ridge
way, near Charlottesville, deceased
hereby notifies all persons indebted to
the said Estate, either by Bond, Note,
Book Account, or otherwise, to come
forward Immediately and pay the res
Pective sums they owe and those
having demands against the said Es-
tate are requested to bring forward
their accounts properly attested, that
arrangements may be made for the set.
Element thereof.
JOHN DINSMORE, Sen'r.
Executor.
September 17-7 If
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DC. DC. Whole tickets $4-Halves 81
QuRters 81, in variety of numbers al
WATTS OFFICE.
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NOTICE.

4 b. BENSON can accommo>
- . date four or FIVE young Gentle
men with Board, upon as liberal terms
as can be had in any private family in
Charlottesville. Sept 1915
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-09-17

$4,000, 10000, <, ono
UNION CANAL LOTTERY.
INTO. II, for 1880. To be drawn in
IV Philadelphia on Saturday, 25th
September 1880. sc No. Lottery
10 drawn Ballots.=Prizes.
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VARIETY
AND GROCERY STORE.


~ W. WOOD eco inform the pub.
"e lie that they have Just received a
handsome stock of such articles as are in COM
mon demand; viz, Looking glasses, toilette
and shaving, Cut glass and plain Decapters.
Cut and plain flint wine glasses and Tum.
blers from rs cts to $3.50 oer doz-Quart
and pint tumbers, Pitchers, bowls, ures.
dishes, plates, Cups and saucers, of various
sizes, loaf, lump and Brown sugars, best COT.
fee, Imperial and Gunpowder Tea, Young
Tyson, do. SoushoDg do. Powder and shot,
Rice, ginger, pepper, Allspice, Cloves, salt
Petre, salts, Indigo, Fig blue, Sperm and
Iaslow Candles, TurpentiDo soap very cheap,
Shaving and Fancy soap, Raisons, Figs, Fill.
berts, Almonds, cheese, Cider in bottles Lon
don Porter, Molasses, Best Medeira, Claret,
port, and Muscat wines, French and Apple
brandy, Rum, Whiskey, &c.
Riding brides of excellent quality at 81, so
each, Razors, and straps, Knives and Forks.
Pocket and pen knives, Seidlitz and Soda
powders, Castor oil, Cologne, Florida, Rose.
and Lavender water, PEPPERMINT, oil CHINA.
mon, Cloves and Lemon, Cloth, hair and shoe
brushes, pillow lines, lamp black, &c. Salt
$500 per sack, Best Chewing tobacco, Cigar rs
snuff, with many other articles, G. w. w.
@co. believing such store as they PROPOSE
to keep, will be convenience to the neigh.
bourhood, where it is located, and intending
to sell at fair prices, respectfully ask share
oipublic patronage.
September, $50. G
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NOTICE..

a LL persons wishing to take the
N Klvanna and Rockfsh Gap
Turnpike road by the year, they are
hereby notified that no person is au-
thorized % contract but the undersipp-
ed, being duly authorized by the board
of Trustee.
o. NORRIS, Secretary.
Sept. 10---6 ct
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~. $4,000 for S4!
FREE ROAD

V terry, No. 8. To be drawn in
winchester, Va. on Wednesday the
9th day OF October, 1880.
BRILLIANT SCHEME
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Dancing. per quarter,
Payment to be made in advance.
SIS If
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@RE-LETTING

nF the Eastern Section, Of the
VI Extension Of the Kana,oha Read,
will take place OH the First day Of
October next, at the house of Mr.. Da-
MEL Ruffners, near Charleston, Ka-
nawha.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-09-17

$4,000 Dollar..
GRAND Consolidated Lottery, No
w Q, for 1880, will be drawn at wal
mington, Del. on Tuesday 2s!h Sept.
1880. 60 No. Lottery-9 draws Bal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-21
CHINESE rUMRLERS.

Colonel Wash IN his Military "reminiscences r,y,s
the following almost Incredible account OF a scene of
Chinese tumbers:-'Aiter a loose SORT of pantomln,e
the whole performers came forward, tu:nblinr and
Jumping about with surprising agility. some Of item
far beyond any had ever seen exhibited IN nv life
One man. IN particular, thrust out both arms and
caught two common sized tum lers IN the midst of
summersct IN the air, from Opposite sides of he
stage; they felt over his extended arms and remained
hanging like towels upon them, whilst he common
ced dancing, and twisted himself round q round AS #
he were unconscious of any ncumbrahce. This feat
IN Itself would have satisfied but the next was Of
such nature, that conceIvedt to DC necessary IN
obtain the signatures OF The other gentlemen who sat
al ;he same table with me-, TO the sket H. and then
requested them 10 sgn my journal Not being able
to obtain The same vouchers to evc-y printed COPY
must even venture upon recital, trusting to NV
character for vcracty to bear me ont with those TO
whom am known, which trust Is pretty GENERALLY
the all over India Four men placed them.
selves solid square, two others then got IN and
stood upon their shoulders, and ono nan arain upnn
theirs The performer | hive already mentioned
then mounted ladder, and got on his shoulders.
which elevated INN as high the top of the scenes
from whcLce sno hcr man was handed to him, whom
he took in his right hand, by the wastband and
held up hiss head considerable iimc; when
raising one leg. to our utter asuulshmCnt hc farlv
balanced himself, burden and ALL the other after
which he threw his live lumber, with sudden Jerk
head heels, among the crowd OF actors who now
entirely surrounded the human pedestal, and caught
him IN their arms; whilst at the same time he made
summ1rsct the other side and descend M dsa n
peared among the crowd. Whether The puppet he
held mp was man or ony an image, had no means
Of ascertanng; but # ccrtanly appeared foil rrnvn
balancing themselves IN the two upper PERSONS was
surprising. Our landlord beng questioned ON the
subject, declared there was klnd o deception and
the stage was as distinct as at id.day.'