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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-24

i"'' ton. alexandria and Georgetown.
The
~ FREDERICKSBU RG,
A b j. Jenkins, master, leaves
= Washington at FIVE o'clock, and
'--,,Jr;, \, seven o'clock, every wednesday morn
",d ,rriyes in Baltimore early the next mornings
no ,.,rr;np. leaves Commerce street wharf IN that
a. a. ryery Saturday afternoon at hive O'CLOCK and
" Is Washington on Sunday evening
'rA'nS =, The FRANKLIN,
Joseph hewitt, master. leaves
tS7-=-ESLy Washington at O'Clock, and Alex
Sy[yg-S andria at o'clock, every Sunday
';o~ AMI arrives il Baltimore early the next mora
nd ,eturning, leaves Commerce street wharf
.g,y wednesday afternoon, at o'clock, and reaches
Washington On Thursday evening :, .,
Nth goin and returning, each will receive and land
and goods at all convenient places on the
nc The freight on goods intended to be landed
~. uay mast be paid at the time OF shipment.
Al ,nods intended u be shipped at Baltimore must
IS..-eJ alongside on or before four o'clock on the
then departure. A slate rooted warehouse is
I'D there for the reception Of goods at any time
,-nc The week aud the freight or carriage on those
,,r Ii,tan, places will be advanced
A. tbe Potomac Bridge prevents these boats from
.o;ng ~ Georgetown, good, destined To that place
,l ne delivered to their csnsignees at the same ex
n,n of rs age discharged at one of the wharves
0fthat city
These Packets are both in hne order, and command
.lby car sll Obhsng, and experienced masters
Every exer,ion will be used to promote the comfort
Of passengers, and the safe and regular delivery OF
goods ,e
The Company having introduced this mode OF COM
,c, ,ion 5etweea the District and Baltimore for &C.
neal accommodation, and not with the view OF acqmr
IN, large profits and having purchased and placed
On the line another baat. in order to afford additional
icites, it is confidently hoped that such patronage
viii be extended TO the concern as will ensure ITS per-
minency.
Passage 81 so, exclusive fare, or 81 So fare IN
clled,
z III baggage at the risk ofthe ouners
For frgh, passage apply TO the masters on board
rtothe Agents,
WALTER wARDER, Washington.
BENONI WHEAT, Alexandria.
CuAS WORrHINGrON. Baltimore.
s76l6-eo6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-24
For ST. Thomas.
PhNa0eiphia Packets

JOoEP!l lIAND'S (CANAL LINEJ
One vessel of this
IN LINE OF PACKETS,
< y nleav Fhiisdelphls for the District OF Co
=, .aeS,uuba DIRECT, every FIVE DAYS, sa, 5-lo
''--l25 and SOth of each month. until further no
nee fr freight, which will BE reduced 20 per cent on
'a"'sl are goods Apply to 49,,
nlEPH HAND, No, z North tcharres, Paid
4 kENNEDY lTashin gton.
wv Nv WRG.1N, Georseio,cn
NIEPHEN NK[NN, .3erandria.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-24
CASH in Market.

WE wish to purchase ONE HUNDRED and
w FIFTY LIKELY NEGROES, Of both sexes,
from l2to2 Is years of sge-ieid hands, Also, me.
chanics of every description
Persons wishing to sell would do we'll to give us
CALL as we are determined to give higher prices for
slaves than any purchaser who is may be here
after in this market.
Any communication in writing will be promptly at
tended to- We can at all times be found at
dence, west end of Duke street, Alexandra, ID. c.
apriIo FRANKLIN & ARMFIELD.
Bobbinett Capes, Grape ScarfS, &c.
WYE have just opened. per New York packet
w Rich bobbinett capes and peierines
Partisan Grape, long scarfs, new article
Grape Iisse hdkfs and neck scarfs
Barrage 7 hdkfs. embroidered borders
Table diapers, Irish, ga and l04
Plain palmerynes; pongees
Blue black marcellne
Bombaznes, amongst which are some extra fine
Colored silk vestings, beautiful style
40 inch Italian c:avsts
Ladies' kid mits
Super6ne drab cashmere
3-4 black circassians, super
So and 4 fine bobbnett
Ladies' plain English silk hose, &c. &c.
april 10 J. MCKENZIE GO:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-24

New Commission Mouse.
V1liE subscriber Offers his services 10 the public tor
the purchase and sale at merchandise and the pro-
duce ohe country, (ardent spirits excepted) and now
offers -
A CONSIGNMENT OF TOBACCO
from Richmond, viz: Cavendish in kegs
2anl hands i'm boxes -
Kg, Is twists to the pound
Which will be sold worry low to close sales.
ALSO FOR SALE,
Alexandria. Potomac. Farmers and Mechanics
Bank Stock
Vast ington and Alexandria Road s,ock
Fauaui.r and Smokers
Washington Bridge 40
Marine. Columbia, and Fire Insurance do
FOR RENT,
The Block 81 Buildings at the inter
FS& section of Fairfax and Prince streets, capable
EsfE of storing 5000 barrels -four, or would an
As$t swer for a large mandatory of any kind.
Persons having claims requested TO present them
far nsyment; and those indebted TO me will be called
m during the present month"; not paid the accounts
will be placed in the hands Of an attorney for colec'
W.. WI. ~ THOS. VOWEL,
A. the lower corner Of Duke St and Potomac strand
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-24

salt, 'shiskey, &c.
FOR sale 1T Low PRICES.
LOOM bushels ground alan salt
lSUU $500 gallons whiskey
1000 do old do
1000 do pure cider vinegar
10000 lbs Rio. Java, and Porto Rico green
coffee
Is hhds New Orleans, ST. Croix, and
40 bbls Porto Rico sugars
80 80 ' ass, }s o. and W J. mo'...s.
70 barrels }
10 casks cheese
rs boxes raisins
$4,000 lbs LIST quality oldyellow and brown
soap-bis own manufacture
100 boxes mould and dip, candles, do do
With his usual general assortment of Wines liquors,
teas spices, dye sufs and other groceries, which he
will sell ON liberal credit to punctusI customers
SAMI., b. LARMOUR,
Corner of King and Water streets. Aex'a
~ d. A constant supply of the best Shenandoah Fa-
n.ily Flour. march W
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-24
Notice.

VlHE co.partnership Of Hugh Smith y Co. was dis.
L solved, by mutual consent on the first of Septem-
Der last The business future, will be carried on by
Hugh Charles Smith TO whom, either Of the other
parties, the debts due to the concern may be paid.
HUGH SMITH,
THO SMITH,
HUGH CHAS. SMITH.
Alexandra. Feb. Is, 1880.
NJ b. The business will be carried on, 40 heretofore,
under the firm Of Hugh Smith u Co.
HUGH SMITH,
april 90 HUGi SMITH
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-24
70 Fishermen.

70 Fishermen.
DECEIVED and for sae, superior lot of East India
H. Shad and Herring Irvine, Bridport do do
Rope all sizes
Cork wood
Wood floats for srines
Oars long and stout
Long white aud yellow pine boards for boats.
JOSIAH II DAVIS.
N d. Wanted black man, accustomed To the
,,h;, ..w mar 5
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-24
Hugh smith Il Go

Hugh Smith 4 Go
III AVE received by ship Columbia, just strive from
III Liverpool, their spring supply Of GOODS, com.
prsing an excellent assortment of
E.4RTHENTt.ARE IND CHINA,
which with their former large stock hand, they offer
for sale on the lowext terms.
An extensive variety of cut, plain, and moulded
Glassware
Window Glass, Of every size
Pipes ia boxes. English and German
Black Quart Wine and Porter Bottles
Do Pint do and do do
Pint and Quart Castor Oil Bottles
Demijohns
Stone Ware and Earthern Furnaces, Of their own
manufacture
april 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-24

MUSEUM
Open daily, from lot IL, NJ, and from . 20 p + !"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-24

HAS Just received, at his old stand opposite Jonathan
I'll Butchers Hardware. store, well selected assert.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-24
Steam Packet Aine,

~ -, Upek. betreen Baltimore and Waskaag-
i"''' ton. alexandria and Georgetown.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-24

I.ittle River Turnpike Company
A DIVIDEND of two dollars on each share OF the
a .n.aI s,oek of this Company. this day declared,
naysble to the stockholders, or their legal representa-
u'es' ." '' JONAH THOMPSON, Treasurer.
~ The Genius ofLberty and winchester Repubh-
~ Sw;,I insert the above notice for four weeks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-07

10 addition to the Members Of Congress whess svsiva
have already noticed. We have h. ard Of the arrival
Of Mr.. Troup, NJ. Barton and Mr. Noble Of the se-.
ate, and Of Mr. Sheppard. Mr.. L.comp'e. Mr.. Clay
(oi Asb.) and Mr.. Overtoo. Of tho Other Aouse.
Its with great regset Learn that Mr. Test. Of
Indiana. severely injured by the evsr,ornx OF
stage. after leaving homo tor this place. Oae Of
his knees 10 said to have been dsocated, and he
left at C,neinn,'i, with his lady, who also received
| some injury by the accident Max lat. DecsS
Count de Survii,isr- (Jo.ph uspAr,.) ha. eeut IA
the Eor OF the N York Courier des Eiats Uos, the
sun OF hundred dollars Tor the spa.h euig In
that city. ana the for the fund. Of the French
Rene vois ut Society.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-07

Commodore Porter, who was sppoIuiod Con ~ Gene
raj al Aeers In place OF Henry Lee arrived 81 0braI
~ iu The Boston sloDY OF sbe ~ e Augun
Hearing Of ne ospure Of Agirs, he sailed fsnce or
Port Nahon, whsre he arrived tbs l8h. tbe Con-.
nodofe iltsnJs, sitter Vsidog Agiers sud fanis and
making cone necessary 0ffsngenfnts, % rssfn 10 tbs
X. StAes Tor b f,rnly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-07
MANUFACTUKEKS' MEETING.


AZ numerous ooeoiog OF the Nj Manufacturers OF Salt
ut K'nswha, held pursuant to public notice, in the
town nj Trra SsIIs. ~ ssd county, the 22i day OF
N,vember, 1880, JoEb SHREwsBURY called TO
ihs Chair. And ANDREW PARIS appointed Secretary
Ezra Walker, from the CJnmtise heretofore appoint
ed Tor that purpO-s, reported MemoiiI TO the Com
gTss% OF he Unied Slate, praying that the duty
frsign Salt, may he restored 10 20 per bushsl
which bang cad end considered, unanimously ~
dopsJ, aud ordered 10 he signed by the Chairman sgj
Secretary, fpr ind IN beb III Of the meeting
On motion. Resolved That Joel Shrewshuty, Andrew
DJnDslly, Jamss T.. M'Fsflsnd, Lewis Rufiner James
III ~iu. aud Ardfsw PAiks, he constituted Co
tee 10 hsusDit The sad Memorial to Congress. ia rac
them shall best; aud tbst they cause
the to be printed and disirihuted among the man
uac'urfs Of S, and others inter ssted ia that business
in he " rent States
ResoiDed, That hs Cha rnan communicsts 10 ihs
Hon. L-wis Newell, our RepresentaiVs In Coogfes'
the haoks Of this meeting, Tor his uniform aud eff
support OF the Dsre,ts OF Am,rcsn MsuUfacture, aDt
particularly for HE steady eHIt to rave our infsii e.
tablisDmeDs tor the pro4uetion Of Salt from the nvef
wheIniag force OF foreign eompei ion aud the couo-
Try from eSofbitanf price,, and dangerous dope
foreign nations, fora commodity Of such pfn ~ ne
cesgity.
Resolped Tba the IN iUks Of this meeting be pre-.
seDisd 70 EZfs w slksf, for the care labor. and
ali iy wsh which hs has aimed the msnuite utinE
Interests q this county, mi tor his sefyices In prePsr
arg The memorial his JAy adopted.
JOEL SHREWSBURY, ChaJmsn.
AND. PAREs. s. cretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-07

the Rsve,uticc-Hs p,s.umed me Governor would
know Of III. Home hsing IN sss.tou without suy par
'icutar ns.s-sse being srnt 10 him.
Mr.. Morris remarked, hat the Governor Ger.
'sniy spprixed OF their meeting, b.. WINS Informed
ate.
After some further conversation between Mcssrs.
Miller and Yancey, tho question put the
luton, when II rejected without division
On Mr.. Yanocy's motion, the House came TO reso-
luton. when they adjourned to-day, TO adjourn till
morrew IL o'clock.
And ON Mr. Yanceys motion, the Rules Of tho former
House of Delegates were adopted, SO far they were
applicable to the New Constitution.
Tho following excellent communicate then re-
ceved from the Governor by his private Secretary, an
nounccd by tho Chair, and read at the Clerks table
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-07

Eight handsome new azes were taken through the
streets YESTERDAY. w unde rstood dat hey belonged
20 MIR. Reeside's Hoo b.twesn Washinstos and New.
OrIsahs. They we're Of the a,os, approved modern
rosks rejecting credit ON he taste snd befafy of the
pfopfissor. lPhJdd y. s. Odze,fe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-07

Extract Of q letter. dated New o leans, Nov 3.--"B
MsdgRy's eldest Gustsyus, wac killed in duel 10
lays sgo by young L,nusss. They foush ten minute.
with the email sword, lhso resorted to pistols exchaug
ed shots without effect, end again renewed the sm III
sword. After a few thrusis they were DO wounded
L4un'se ds' gsreusy, sud Marigny morfsUy. lie d.
lew mopIsnla after reeeivinK the wound"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-26

the present alton, that could have overcome
my repugnance 10 this assembly. make any ausions
to those fierce party struggles that often have
between the modern SPartans and Aths nisns Of the
rocky East.
My mind is recalled to one other direction given in
this debate, TO the history merits aud glo les OF the
East. entirely at with the real worth that demo
crazy.
Yielding. "a cheerfuy do and always shalt due
praise to political opponents; yet, can never
that all the cScesncies, and applause bestowed on the
EAs by gentlemen from that other regions shall at
once bs assumed and appropriated il exclusively be-
longing 10 the opponents Of III II vile lie to me
peace party intcor Thus we see, that VII n nobody
has been attacked from any other quarter, except those
change OF eutogy has bsen runy in re-
ply as the euiogy was ali deserved, all won nm! all
IA be n'ouopozed by only those who were a,t,ckrdhy
only those oppouent-. Little did my friend from South
Caroline, (Mr HAYNE) think, hi- prophecy would 80
soon be apparently vcrh=d when he spoke what ,ny h
be done by some future bog'apher of Of tbs mem
bers OF the Hartford Convention. al doubt not sand
be-" IL will be iouud quite easy to prove, that the
peace party in Mas chusetts, were the only
of their country during the war and actually achieved
our victories,by land aud sea" Have genticm- IN not
been pursuing here constant course Of argume N,
tenling in fact, whatever may have been the intent TO
somihing very like thi. predctions
To be Concluded in Our merit No
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-26

Smiths Point Light Boat-We are reuuested "a
announce. that the Light Boat Smiths Point which
broke adfif about the last of January has since besn
repaired, and il now at her usual station.
We were no, sufficiently explicit The time in sta
ing merely that il the Smiths Point Light
which had disappeared; and thereby left il to be nie.-
red that the light in the light house was meant ins,e Il
oil he Hight boat; II IL the eore proper state that the
lebt house has never been without good and sutfi-
cien' hgb N0rfok Herald
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-04
Templeton HIGH School.

A SCHOOL for the instruction of Young
IN Ladies and Gentlemen in the higher
branches OF education, will be opened in Tenn
pleton, on MONDAY, the 23d of august ensuing,
under tae superintendence of Mr.. Jacob Batch
eller, r., graduate of Dartmouth College. The
Proprietors of the School Edifice having taken
unwearled pains to obtain an Instruptor of the
hrst order, have no hesitancy, from the high
recommendations they have received, from va
rlous sources, of the character and qualifica-
tons OF Mr.. Batcheller, in recommending this
School to the favorable opinion of the public.
The Proprletors having been at great expense
IN procuring and fitting up a building for per-
manent School in one of the most pleasant vii
lagos IN the north part of the County of Wor-
cester, VIII assure the public that no exertion
on their part shall be wanting to make this
School one of the first class and deserving pub
lie patronage.
Theabuildng is a handsome brick house, two
stories high, pleasantly situated on the north
side OF the common, fronting to the south, with
garden and about two acres of land attached
to the same.
1J Tuition: So per quarter.
u Board from 81 to 81 so per week.
JOSIAH HOWE,
EPHRAIM STONE,
SAMUEL LEE, Cemm'ttee.
CALVIN TOWNSLEY,
Tempeton, July 80. 81
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-04
IRON and STEEL.
JOSEPH PRATT & co

TX EEP constantly on hand at their Store
~ No. Haywood & Paine's Building,
Washington-square, complete assortment Of
Bar Iron and Steel; consisting of
Swedes assorted flat from to 6 in. wide,
square " ! to 3 inches,
English flat {" to5
q q 1911 II ore =. q,
American +" 1916 to ! inch.
Horse Nail Rods, made from selected o. SIP.
S. /. lion: o. SIP S. |. Iron by the ton on
reasonable terms good assortment of Rods
and Plates, together with Axle, Bar, SIedge,
and Plow Share Moulds; Eng. & American
Hoop Iron, for barrels, &c. Cast, Blister, ~
German, and Swedes Tub and best double
Shear Steel, (the latter an article of superior
quality; J Axle and Pipe Boxes, finished COM
plete of all sizes; Darby's Patent Cart and
Wagon Boxes together with most other arti-
Giles usually kept in Store of this kind all
of which will be sold for cash or approved
credit at very small advance from Boston
prices.
Worcester, Ang. a. eotf
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-04

THE BosToN STATESMAN. This subsidized
organ of the Boston Custom House has repeat
eddy travelled entirely out of its way to vent its
spleen gratuitously upon us, and one of its sup
porters, Col. Doughhead, who is also one of
Gen. Jackson's newly appointed officers in Bos-
ton, remembered us in toast on the 9Th of Ju-
ly These continued displays of malignlty to-
ward us are well understood. Though the
" Host of Editors" have obtained
their reward, and although the paper itself
to use term which it formerly was SO fond of
repeating, has been "pensioned" by the FEEDER
al Government, yet all this avais it nothing
" SO long as Mordecai sits in the gate" Bloat-
ed as it is, and gorged with overlooking, its Ed
ltors are aware that it still lacks all that gives
consequence to paper, the confidence of the
people, With all the efforts that are made in
its favor, it is rejected and spurned by the yso-
many ofthe State, while the SPy-whch has
contributed something towards exposing the
moral deformity ofthe Statesman-relying sole.
ly on its inviolate regard for truth, the recti.
tude of the principles it advocates, and the in
dustry and care with which it is prepared. has
secured to itself the public favor, and, without
any of those arts which are so frequently re-
sorted to, to push paper into notice, has OBJ
tanned voluntary and constantly increasing
patronage, such as neither the Statesman nor
any ofits affiliated papers in this State has ever
Appropriated to. Here then is a sufficient cause
70 excite the ualiOnanf sD;ta &c ), Lo oo..:... T..
is for this, that we are abused by the corrupt
and pensioned editors ofthat subsidized press
The degraded character of the Statesman
would shield it from any animadversion from
us, were it not that its contributors and support
ers are the officers of an administration of the
government, which il has pleased an all-wse
Providence in its unsearchable and nscrutable
wisdom to inflct on this country for short sea-
son. Standing in that place, Justice to the peo-
pie requires that we should occasionally notice
them. This we shall continue to do, whenever
we think it necessary, even if it should lead to
the exposure of the corruption and bargaining
by which some of those " eleventh hour" " dyed
in the WOOL patriots obtained the situations
which they now hold-even if it should also
lead to some inquiry into the sham transfer of
the lucrative contract of our friend Col. Dough-
head, on his appointment to the Office which he
now holds.
We are not in the habit of speaking of our
selves, and we trust that our readers will, not
think it egotistical on the present occasion. If
we could do equal justice to the motives of the
Statesman otherwise, no allusion to our own
course would have escaped from US.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-08-04
GODFREY'S DROPS

The only sure remedy for the HEADACHE.
"a Wills Medicine is offered to the public
4 with the fullest confidence in its efficacy.
IL mas proved successful in cases that have hafIed
the skill OF the most distinguished physicians In
no case IN which this medicine has been resorted
TO- has 1t failed to give relief This is the first
preparation which has proved successful in the
hhADACHE, though many others have been
introduced 1t is composed of vegetables. and No
deleterious plant medicine is introduced into
IT. NO danger need be apprehended, if used
properly and agreeably to directions. II imn.rts
vIgor to the system while the cure is progressing
and regulates the stomach, by which process the
cure is effected. '"o
Certificate Of Deac 4. W,ight.
olr,-It is with pleasure that can recommend
the Drops prepared by you for the Nervous Head.
ache: Having for about ~ years past been afiiet.
ed with it, and not having found any thino ,hot
gave me relief tried ynnr Drops and tbeS 90 ve
me Immediate relief. L took them about wsets
from the first of last January, and hare been es
from the Headache, except when have taken a
violent cold, ever since and would eheerfn,r
recommend them to all those who NAV be af3icf.
ed with the same complaint. A. WR,sEr
keene, April 10, 1880.
From Mr.. NJ Dana, Cashier OF Cheshire RIAL
Sir-Mrs. Dana has made use of the IT,.
which you handed me, and with complete success.
she has always been subject to FREQUENT and VIC
lent turns OF Sick Headache. 1t is now nparlv q
months since she first took the Drops. dnr;n J,
which time she has been free from a,lu aftack oS
the complaint. feel confident in its efficacy, and
cheerfuIly recommend it. nv,
Keene, April, 1880.
o. Col. Harrington, keeper of the Eagle Hotel
in keene, certifies that his wife had been SO Sc.
vereiy afflicted Tor many years. as much of the
time to take no rest day or night. She took these
Drops last winter, and has not been troubIed snce
o. Mr. Hatch, keeper of the Phoenix Hotel
had for many years been afflicted, and no med;.
cine favorabIy affected him until he tried theSe
Drops, which relieved him. He believes them
far superior to any thing ever offered to the
public for the Headache"
Directions accompany the Medicine. Price so
cents bottle.
q For sale By J. GREEN & co. and DoRR
cester; Amos Brown g Co., Spencer , r. We
S. H Skerry, 0akham A. Lee, Tembleton: r
Bullock, RoyaLstOn; c. Coolidge, FhzwiHiam
Clark g IViAiston, Northampton T. o. Sbar-
hack. Greenfield. Orders may be addressed to
- g = ". Pre"tiss, Keene, ". H. General
Agents for the sale Of the Medicine.
Aug. 4. eosm