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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09
Disty .ict Of U,lumbia'

County cf AIer'Hfr!d !"
NJ ,vEMBER TERM, ls2"
William Pop! sr, Complainant,
Charles Bro Wn. administrator of
James r. yplar, d., ceased, James
En,wislc administrator OF Isaac
Entwisl E, deceased, Alexander I'm CIIAHGE
Moore, executor Of John boyer,
deeeas cd, Henry Williams and
Elizai eth Williams, infants IN.
der ~ &c age oftwenty-one years,
and Ievlcees of John Boyer, de.
cea ed, Defendants ,,b,
If: appearing to the satisfaction Of Inc wv,
L rrler of publication made III tins sun ~. Cb|
Ter m, 1873, against tn sb.ert deishds".
Br ,wn. has been duly executed il IS Therefor. S,1
tn At the complainant's bill be, aud the saw.
t" ken for confessed, and set for decree nv
ne complanan,'s bill having been he'e'0'O IL, "A
akcn for confe ,sed and set for decree - w, uo,,,
ants, Alexander Moore, executor VI 'o vaIw,ts
flames En,wisIe. administrator OF Isaac hn'" NJ
ceased, the Court, in consideration 'h'r', ,, al
cree and order, that Master Courns'o"tn d,,4
, an account of the administration o' liz n
Charles Brown, on the estate OF James ,,rsm,tfl
ed, and do report to the Court the ''% b, ,prt
his hands for distribution, or with W''e ,ber orl
chargeable for that purpose; ana :, and Iind
that the defendants. Alexander Moore I 9,b,ir ~
twsle, do severalIy settle the account, ~, ,r 81.
i've administrations on tie estates OF y" "a,mi.
BOYER and Isaac En,wise before the sad ~ ,b
and that the said COMMISSIONS do report ",, 20 "
what assets yet remain in their hands l'iU n e,e
charge # the compliments claims an. ,hs .9
ticiency of assets for that purpose 'n1'
, missioner do report to Court the re., S.d a
the said John Boyer AMI Isaac Eh'"'"'
, the District Of Columbia.
A copy-Test; x LEE;
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09

UsFpuL lNFoRMATIos.-In the proceeding
# the y. Y House Of Assembly, M w. Shep,
h,rd gave uo'ice Of his Intention To bring ni
bill to amend a certain sec ion OF CERTAIN lik
Of cs'tain chapter Of certain part uf'hs re-
viseG atutrs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09
Extract ofa letter. dated Reading, Penn. Fts !!

Extract cfa letter. dated Reading. Penn. FtS.!
A errIble occurrence happ "ed nra' Pors.
vile f,w days ago, A Panther renl,rsd
frantic by the snow and cold, sprang upon
woman While passing alone in 'hr road and
killed her. do mol know her name, nor .ny
other particulars.
Thee is abundance of s!egaIng all abOg'
This neighbourhood
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09

~Thr before mentioned paf We $50
take notice, that I have appointed .s -" n, q
March neri. at 10 o'clock, A. ~ "''l In".s,lii.
this Town, as the lime and place fo' =, N, II
form the duties enjoined upon me y 1s rofj
Order; and that OH the 3lst OF the s' and .
tend to close my Report on the su')e''
same in the Clerks Office. -. ,bsg
Given under my hand, at Alesai.f'Is GLs
Of January, 1850 e"h"
ian 81 -Staw2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09
Notice

NOTICE is hereby given the Members of the Alex
~ andria Library Company, that an election will be
held at the Library room between the hours of ~ and
3u'cock the 18th day Of this month; in order to ell
ect President and eleven Directors, to for
year.
feb 1-2aw2v GEORGE DRINKER, Librarian.
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OFFICE OF BANK U. STATES

OFFICE OF BANK u. STATES
The following gentlemen were on The ID ir.
slant, elected Directors Of the Office Of IA.
Bank Of the. United States, in Washine,on
for the ensuing year-vz:
S,mael n. Smith William 5. Nichols
Jonathan 'rout Darius Caggeu
Walter Smith John Laird
William II. Miller Anthony c. Cazenov.
George Graham Thomas w. Pairo
And at q meeting Of the Board on the sb
instant. SAMUEL Fl. SMITH, Esq was IMAM.
n,nu,ly re eiee I'd President Of the Said OFF,,
Feb 1880.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09
Fish Wharf for Rent.

PROPOSALS. will perceived by the Superintendent
Of Police, until Saturday II o'clock, the goth inst
for the rent Of the corporation fish wharf for and during
the ensuing fishing season. Proposals will b. sealed
and endorsed "Fish Wharf"
wM. vEITCH, Superintendent of Police.
feb cots
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Salt, Rice, Cotton, &c.

Salt, Rice, Cotton, &C.
1000 Bushels Liverpool, ground alum salt
IUJU so tierces rice
81 bales Georgia cotton
27 boxes Florida sweet oranges
Jus, received by the sloop Express from Savannah
,lso, 16s drums figs, Of the latest importation,
received by the brig John Laird from New York for
sale by JAMES IRWIN.
jams
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09

WILLIS, the famous busIemsn and leader q
the Yves, Poin band, died at that post on Mos
day week, and was buried with The hoaor Of
war.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-16
EXPOSITION or TAE TOWN OF CARACAS

EXPOSITION OF THE TOWN OF CARACAS
!fis Ercelency the Liderator President.-Tho
priests heads of families, and princi-
pal clzens OF Caracas, being assembled in the rre
sence Of HIS Excelencv the Chief Sunor;or b.,
determined, with that prudence and modara.;
winch the desire OF peace and the justice of orr c.
inspire, to manifest to your Excelcncy thar th; ,
on the 25th and Goth of November last and o .w,
towns at different dates have expressed their ,:
nous desire that Ancient Venezuela NAV he sa
TED from her connection with the rest of the terri
ry which constitutes the Republic of Colombia ma
thereby regain her sovereignty, and the power ~,
establishing republican, popular, REPRESENTATIVES
alternative, responsible and elective povernment
which they consider best adapted to their hab;ts
climate and circumstances. They wish to proceeii
PIN this work of their repose and future we'll he;nor
with no other impulse than that of their own cbo;e,
ANNOUNCEMENT They fear that the elevation to which,
your EXcellency has arisen, may impede tho finc
course of their thoughts, or that the execution of
ther ardent wishes may meet with Opposition in the
| counseis OF Bogota. Venezuela reinouished her
sovereignty I'm 1891 not without agitation and
grief and is laboring secure her happiness HAVING
P'"Geo no bounds or price to the love of liberty
With the most sincere desire of our hearts we en-
treat your Excel!ency who has interested himself g,
much Tor the independence and glory of this land
where he drew his first breath where are his reJatyo.
TRENDS aud the venerated ashes of his fathers thai
he Will exercise his powerful influence that our senn
ration ana organization may be made in peace, that
no one may disturb our union or presume to oppose
our dear and laudabe enterprise. No motive which
VIII he Justlfable in the view of mankind can arm
your hxceiiency or the Government of Bogota for
the invasion of our rights, while at the same t;oo
your Excellency will admit that we are entitled tn
the privilege OF self-deence. The world will nves
tlgae the cause Of the caamities, deaths, and hor
texts which may be imputed to u.s. We would 1t. ro
open the sepulchres of the Victims that those wbo
should descend might see the blood which had been
drawn from their fathers, and the wounds thew re-.
| ceived from the hands of those who souobt ~
to repress their heroic patriotism 'o"s
/ lSigned by Gen. Paez and 1900 others1
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-16
MR.. BARTON'S SPEECH.
PREFACE.

In tho printed Speech of Mr.. Kane Of Illinois, on
Che ath instant, which then replied, and in that
of Mr.. White Of Tennessee, on the 5th instant, to
which replied on the following day every statement
TO which replied, is omitted in the Telegraph of the
Mr.. Kane says the part of his speech to which
replied omitted by him from forgetfulness, at the
moment of correcting the Reporters notes. This is
satisfactory. The other is of more Importance
as il produced debate Of unusual character be-
tween Mr. White and myself.
We ought either to have no reports, or this psac-
tice of moral forgery must be chopped.
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0" We are requested to
give notice, that an Address
will be delivered tp the tnhab
,itants of Bristol, on the sub
ject Of IKrEMPERANcH, on
Thursday evening next, at
the Congregational Meeting
House, by the Agent Of the
American Temperance soci
ETY.. Services to commence
at 8 1-s O'Clock. lmmedi-
ately after the Address, a
Temperance Society will be
formed, Officers chosen, and
such other business transact
ed as shall be deemed prop
er. Citizens of Warren and
the neighboring towns, are
respectfully invited to at
tend,
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
Aetu=Eork Anrutet,
find Ladiss' Literary and Religious

Sa'sS A"~sss Aeee'~ ""e xssH8sous
Chr onicie.
0NHE primary object Of this work will bs
- to check the rapid progress Of two alarm
ing evils, 90 fatally prevalent in our country.
viz. lntemperanco and -In6delity--which,
like the canksr worm, are stripping the green
walks Of life Of all it's flowers, and leaving the
moral world leafelss 20 derart. To do this
the more efiectually, we shall pourtray in tho
most vivid colours, the defermity and dele,e-
rious consequences Of those most deadly evils
by interesting moral tales, sketches, frag-
menis. essays, and scriptursl illustrht,ons
We shall endeavor TO cherish in the hearts OF
our readers, the sublime and benevolent sen-
tments Of the blessed gospel Of Jesus CHRIST
Ito exhibit the beauties and rewards Of VIZ
tue in all their captivating lovcliness--to a.
waken the better feelings OF human nats-e -
to cultivate the SOCIAL and poMHsTrc sf-
fec,ions--to lead the mind through the moot
delightful avenues, to lead the mind throug,
the most delightful avenues, to the bowers OF
happiness and peace--to elevate and enlarge
the conccptions--to imbue the undcrst andng
with the most exalted ideas Of iIlimitablc at
tributes and perloctions Of the Great Divinity
thereby leading mankind to "fsar GvS
and keep his commandmsnts,'
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MGAEEI!E!no

In Bristol. on Thursday last. by the Rev
Abby Phillips daughter Of tho late Mr. Samu
sl Phillips all ofthat town.
In GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Mr. James White, aged
"a, to Miss Susan Black, aged 20.
In Tsunton, Mr. John Holland to Miss
Harriet Ruggles.
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TIE
NemSgorts Mtrr0r.

AND LADIES LITERARY sAZETTE.
Embellished Quarterly, WITH Splendid Cop
perplate Engraving, and weekly, with a
popular piece Of Music. aran god Mithac-
compartment for the Pianoforto f; devoted
TO Polite Literatere and the arts, comprised
in the following subjects
original Tales and Essays Female Ed.
ucafion and Character american Biog
raphyj Critical Notices of net0 Liter
ry and Scientific publications ! Of
rigihal productions in the Ths
.Arts, and Of ihe Drama :, Poe
tryi Literary and Scientific niel-
iisence; desuitory selections humor
historical and literary anecdotes ,va.i-
etiss ia Record Of he most Interesting
occurrences Of The Zines, $c &c. &c.
EDITED pY GEORGE p. MORRIS.
- Subscriptions for the Mirror receive,
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lcept when they may be necessary as
MT tdicine. Tie noble stand taken by
our youog men, deservss the highest
praise. and will prove lasting BIT ssing
10 the ceunt,y.-[Lit.ls Falis Peoples
Friend. ~.
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WANTED.
Feb 20

ZDHE Subscriber wishes to hire smart,
active, steady man, who e we'll acqua,nt
ed with the BUTOHER1Nc BUSI
N ESS, and M ARKETINd.-
One who is we'll scqua lntcd with both Of tho
above branches. willmoet with good encour-
aqement, and constant employ. Good recon
mendalions will be required
PELEc BARNEY.
Feb Is Wv
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DIE d.,

DIED,
In Raynham, Deacon Abisl Williams, aged
OIL years.
In Plymouth, Mrs Elizabeth Bartlett, aged
S0.-Mr Cornelius Cobb, agsd 81.
!. 1T his farm, near Freedom, Baltimore Coun
ty, on the 5th inst after severe illness Of IL
days, Col Peter Little, in theb4th year Of biz
age.
In Lexington, Mr Benjamin Moore, 81. one
Of the remaining few .that met. the Brit ish
troops on the morning of the ever nt mora
BILE 10th Of April,i775. and who. as is there
'describsd on the monument, nobly dared
ts be Free"
~ Wilmington, on board brig Busy, Mr..
Henry Arnold Child, Of thi, town.
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A lunatic. holding forth on the com
ing Of the Millennium. in Park Place,
New York, was brought before MAG
istrste. He imagined him second Fes
tus, and prepared for msrtyrdom. tie
was saten care o..
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beauty. They also manufacture Calf skin
SHOES and thick BOOTS, warranted to
be as good as can be purchased in town.
Any article in their line, called for, not
on hand, will be furnished al short notice.
aLSO-Bell's superior shoe blacking
Japan do ; shoe brushes, &c.
nOvl4.
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SToCKFORD E. WHEATONs

STOCKFORD f. WHEATONS
yUHAvE stantly on hand general
SY assortment Of CORDAGE, at their
Ropo Walk, where they will furnish Gangs
ofRigging and Gables, on good terms, at
short notice.
ALSO on HAND,
White Rope, Seine Lines, Sewing Twine,
Bodcords and Lines of every descript oil, Of
the first quality.
They also request all persons indebted to
them on account or note, of long standing,
to call and pay the same without delay.
Feb 90
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PROPOSALS


NORTH ERM STAR.
NNHE present number Of the Northern
~ Star completes the fourth volume, and
the P,opriesor Of this paper proposes 10 en-
large II, and 10 print it with new and elegant
type And in order to meet the expen.e OF
this publication he would appeal to the lib
erality OF the citizens ofthe County Of Bris-
tol and its Vicinity, and solicit an increase
to his Subscription list.
No pains or exertion will be spared, that
may render this paper in future interesting to
it's readers.
Not being blindly attached to any sect or
party we shall continue o advocate and sup
port the great interests Of Agriculture, Com
mercc, Manufactures, and the Mechanic
Arts, and to notice whatever in Politics. Lit
erature or the passing events may bs useful
oi interesting.
CHARLES RANDALL.
Feb. l8. 1880.
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DRY GOODS

DRY GOODS,
Tf0HN r WHEATON & CO have Just re-
~ ceived additional supplies Of FRESH
WOOLLEN Goods. which will be sold
very ioto,
ALSO. wishing to cl 'se their remaining
stock Of Winter Goods. they will be offered
to purchasers al reduced prices.
Feh l3
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YT EW YEAR-Cassimere, SAITH
NN ne.ts, Circassia IS, Camblets, Flannels
Bombazetts, Scotch Caps, rich and common
Calcoes. Silks, Linen Cambrick Hdkis. Lin
en do, sewing Silks, Bedtcks. figured Book
ings. Cambricks, Shsetings. brown and blea ch
ed, Jeans, KID Gloves and other Goods Just
opened by JOHN r. WHEATON & Co, and
for sale at Love ROOM
Jan
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

FROM QUA con REsPvvp DNr.1
BRISTOL, Feb 10.
Arr on Saturday, schr Bstssy, Hil!ard,
Of Provineetonvilie, from Fredericksbursh, h,
with corn for Church & CoggeshalI, Of Taun-
ton.
18th, 1arr s:hr Five Brothers, Sparks, from
Fredel icksburgh, IA days from the Capes.
with flour and corn for Providence. Spoke,
1th last q schr from Savannah for Now York
could not learn hor name 9th, lat 80 20
brig Atlantic, Rittleton, frsm Liverpool for
London schr arrival, from Scituate, for Bos
ton. The + has experienced very severe
weather throughout the passage, but received
no material damage. M
Brig Leopard, Greene, from Savannah for
Providence. r -
CLEARED. Nd
Ship Eliza & Abby, Man chester, Sava hnah
Brig Splendid, Barsiow, New Orleans.
Brig Mon ono, Creamer, Savannah.
Brig Horizon, Harris, Savannah.
Schr Superior, Godfrey. Newport
} Sehr Eliza, Hawes, Noriok.
sSchr James, Brocket, Newport.
Sloop Mary, Heath, New York
Arr at New York 9Th brig .driel, Coffin,
Of this port, Is days fr Matan1as
1T Wilmington, brig Busy, Barney, of this
port.
At Matanzas Gath, briggs New Columbia,
Cole, Of this port loading WIN Henry, Cole,
OF do fir Wilmington disch Brot hers, Hatch
of do from New Orleaus, do ship General
Jackson, from Bristol do,
Arr al Newport, yesterday, brig Miles, Col
lins, for this port
AT Havana, 23d ult. brig Zephyr, Barton.
for this port.
At Trinidad, l4th brig Jacob. Eddy, Of
this port, loading; brig James, Champlain,
Of do dischargng
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"A correspondent OF a New York pa
per Prays Congress to stop the mail
from running all the days that are the
Lord's-which are only seven in each
week.
Auxiliary Colonization Societies have
been formed in Nashville, Huntsville
and Tuscaloosa.
The Editor Of the Cherokes Phenix
sayG that he has the siapa:u,.s Of
1000 innians 70 q memorial about to be
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

.Neu York, FEB l5.-by the packet
ship Birmingham, Captain Harris. ar
rived yesterday fom Liverpool. we
have English papers, shipping lists, &c
to tie latest dates. We find very lit
tc political intelligence Of interest.
The papers consain the Message Of our
President at the opening Of Congress,
received BY the packet ship John Jay.
The British revenue for the year
Just expired. was less than that Of the
preceding year by fi,l05,449.
On the. election vi King OF Greece,
one Of the editors says The French
ministerial and opposition papers state
that Prince Leopold, ofsaxe Cobourg,
Is to be the new Sovereign of Greece.
He is stated 70 have united 10 hi. per
son the suffrages Of the three Powers,
parties to the treaty Of London, Russia
having abandoned her right Of choice
to France on account Of The expedition
to the Morea, and France having yield
ad to tn propose! Of the English Cabi
net. The interference Of The Sultan is
now Of course out of the question, eth
er in regard 10 the choice Of Sever
eign for Greece, or in regard to any in
fiuence exercised Over IFS destinies.
The people Of Greece, If this statement
be correct, are to have no voice in the
choice Of a ruler. In the event of
Leopold's election. we wonder whelh
er the people Of this county will be
compelled t, pay to the King OF Greece
en annuity Of 100000 per annum. -
The possession Of such an income 10
said to have been one inducement tow
ards his election
Iarkey.-lt is said that several ,f
fers Of losns on advantageous terms
have been made to the Porte by differ
ent capitalists, which have been reject
Ell, fact something at variance with
the alleged pecuniary embarras.ments
Of the Porte. The splendid ball given
on board the British freate Blonde,
which was attended by great number
Of distinguished Turks, several OF
whom accommodated themselves with
out s;ruple to the European customs,
has been followed by a grand ball and
Luppergiven at the hotel Of the French
legation by Count Guilieminot ON the
esd Of November. One Of the Turks
present, one Of the Sultan's asides de
camp danced coiiIliop. The Sultan
was aboutto eire AZ entertainment to
the European Ministers in the grand
hall Of the Divan. in the arsenal.
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,RrAxT FAcT.-More than one
hundred physicians and medical stu
dents. in this county, haze publicly re
nouneed the use Of ardent spirits, ex
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NOTICE..

A Ia iowa Council, Feb I, 1880:
~ Resolved, That the Clerk cause
notice to be given, in the Northern
Star. that proposals will be recived by
the Town Council, for improving the
towns Fern and providing for the
poor Of the town, for term IF time Of
from one to four years, from the sO.h
of March next-that all such proposals
he in writing, setting forth the terms
on which they will take The use Of the
farm ana provide for the poor, accord
ing 10 Bill of fare, sanctioned or a.
greed to by the overseeor OF The poor
And that said proposal, be deliver
ed to BARNARD SMITH, Esq. on or be
fure the first Monday Of March next.
A true Copy,
s. RANDALL, Clerk.
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ises. on the end day Of January. A. D.
1880. at 2 o'clock, afternoon, all tho
right, title, and interest which John
Kelley, Lydia Rogers. Betsey Holden,
Samuel J. Mathewson, and Sslly Ma'h-
ewson. had on the 6rst day Of Septem
ber, A. d. 1923, at H. o'clock before
noon, in and to certain lot Of I4ani
with Dwelling House thereon stand
ing, situate in the Town Of Wnrre.,
and bounded as follows, to wit: begin
ming at the South East corner thereof,
and thence running Northerly sixty
nine feet by Water street. thence turn
ing and running Westerly. and bounded
Northerly by land lately Of Duncan
Kalley, deceased. ninety feet, thence
South and bounded Westerly by lanI
lately of said Duncan Kelley, sixty
nine feet, TO lane or street, and thence
EasterlY and bounded Southerly b, said
street ninety feet TO the first mention
cd corner. containing about ore eighth
Of an acre, be the same more or less,
with all the privileges and appe,tcnan-
ces thereunto belonging. to satisfy Nh
Execution in favor Of the President,
Directors and Company of the War
rem Bank. vs. said Kelley, Rogers.
Holden, rnd Samuel J.. and Sally Math
ewson, levied thereon.
SIMMONS COLE,:D. Sheriff.
Jan. 2.
GTbe above sale stands adjourned
to the Sd day Of May next at 2 ~
clock, P. M.
SIMMONS COLE, D. Sheriff.
Jan. 8, ca
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FOR SALE.
M ore Nedo GonnS.

M ort Nedo Gon1H.
rSr EW Goods Of different kinds have been
Nv received this week, and are going on
al very l0,o prices. For further particulars
please to apply at the
". B. J. R, w. & CO. are receiving
such goods as are in demand, from various
sources, almost every day, which keeps
their assortment constantly worthy the at
tention of buyers.
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