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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-10
THE LITTLE FACTORY GIRL TO
MORE FORTUNATE PLAYMATE.

THE LITTLE FACTORY GIRL TO A
MORE FORTUNATE PLAYMATE.
I often think how once we used in summer
fields to play, =
And run about and breathe the air that made 9
We used to gather buttercups and chase the
butterfly
loved to feelthe light breeze lin my hair a. ],
went by!
Do vou still play in these bright fields andssre
the flowers still therel
There are no fields where live now no flow.
ers anywhere!
But day Sy day go and turn dull and tedious
You cannot think how sad, and tired, and fain.
often feel.
hurry homs to snatch the meal my mother can
Then back hasten to the task--that not "a
hate try.
Al night my mother kisscs me, when she ha,
combed my hair, r
And laid me in my little bed, but In NOT HAP.
I dream about the factory, the fines that on u.
l start and ask my father if-l have not lain to
later
And once heard him sob and say-"Oh bettol
were grave,
Than such life as this for thee, thou little sin
less slave 80
wonder if ever shall obtain holiday!
Oh do, III 60 to you, and spend it all ID
play
And then I'll bring some flowers homo, il rot
will give me somc,
And at my work I'll think Of them and holidays
to come
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-10
STANZAS.

BY MRS. HARRIET NUzzY.
Doubt, when radiant pearls are shining
Doubt, when clasping hands are twining- =
Doubt, when honied words are flowing
Doubt, when bushes warm are glowing
But never doubt that TRUTH sincere
That glistens in the starting tear.
Doubt, when mirthful tones invite thee
Doubt, when gravest hopes delight thee.
Doubt, what'er is fondest, fairest--
Doubt, what'cr is brightest, rarest--
But never doubt that TRUTH can livs
In hearts that suffsr--and forgive.
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But . few minutes before the drop fell.
and Nina was launched into eternity. he
looked composedly round among the vast
multitude Of spectators, and said with
smile--'Well, there is one glorious conso-
!ation that hsve, Tfmy life 10 ended by
bsnging, shall certainly escape The Cbol-
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Terms Of the Republican,

Terms Of the Republican,
so fpaid in advance, or $2.25 stths end
Of the year.
No paper discontinued until arrearseos
are paid, unless At the discretion Of the pub.
Usher.
All accounts must be settled .. least once
. year.
Advertisements not marked, will be contiu
ued till forbidden, and charged sccor dinghy.
Printing
or oil kinds done with neatness and desp,,eb
AT TN HALL,
In the rear OF the Savings Bank
over The store OF HIsRr Bur.
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Thus captivating, and easily captiva-
ted, was it wonder if he stole the palm
evsn out Of the hand Of Edward Lynch
But Edwards, father had no such antici.
pations. Full Of gratitude to his friend,
and Of affection for his engaging son, he
determined to propose TO the old Gomez
q marriage between GonsaIvo and his
daughter. The offer was to flattering to
be refused. The fathers were soon a.
greed /; and it was resolved that Gonsalvo
should accompany his future father-in-
law to the coast Of Ireland, and III the in-
clination Of the young people favored
the project, their union should take place
at the same time with Edward's, after
which they should Immediately return to
Spain. Gonsalvo, was just nineteen, ac-
companied the venerable friend of his
father with joy. His young romantic
spirit enjoyed in silent and delighted an
ucipation, the varying scenes Of strange
lands which he was about TO see the
wonders Of the deep he would contem-
plate the new sort of existence of un.
known people with whom he was to be
connected; and his warm heart alrsady
attached itself to the girl Of whose
charms her father gave him. perhaps, a
too partial description. Every moment
OF the long voyage, which at that time
abounded with dangers, and required a
much longer period than now, increased
the intimacy and mutual attachment Of
the travellers; and when at length they
dsscrisd the port Of Galway, the old
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veins, and as man dying of thirst pants
for draught Of cooling water, so did
his whole being pant Cor the blood of
his rival. Like an infnriate tiger, he
darted upon the unhappy youth, who
recognised him, and vainly fled. Ed
ward instantly overlook, seized him,
and burying his dagger a hundred times,
with strokes like lightning flashes, in
the body, gashed with satanic rage the
beautiful features which had robbed
him of his beloved, and of peace
l: was not till the moon broke forth
from behind dark cloud, and suddenly
lighted the ghastly spectacle before him
the disfgured mass, which retained
scarcely feature of his once beloved
friend--the streams Of blood which
bathed the body and all the earth around
it,---that he walked. with horror, as from
some Internal dream. But the deed
was done, and judgment was at hand.--
Led by the instinct Of self-preservation,
he fled, like Cain, into the nearest wood.
How long he wandered there, he could
NOT rccollect. Fear, love, repentance,
and at last madness, pursued
him like frightful companiohs, and at
length robbed him Of consciousness
for u time annihilating the terrors of the
past in forgetfuIness for kind nature
puts an end to intoIcrate suffering of
mind, as Of body, by insensibiIity or
death. Meanwhile the murder was
soon known in the city and the fear
ful end Of the gentle youth, who had
confined himself, foreigner 10 hos
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Bellies that rise and walk spacs,
Steal roscs from Auroro's face
But when they yawn in bed till ten,
Aurora steals them back again.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-10

sSs WV P~tsSs"s'ss~oO VI suio ouui w tuICS
weeks from the date hereof
10th. 1t is ordered, that Mr.. Porter
Mr.. Balston, Mr.. Easton and Mr.. JEFF
froys, shall reer the line between the two
towns within 20 days after the date
hcreof,or else shall forfeit n mark piece
and performing it within the time or
term they shall have n mark piece for
their labor.
llth. 1t is ordered, that each town
shall provide town book wherein they
shall record the evidences of the land by
them appropriated and shall also have
power 20 give forth copy thereof which
shall be q clear evidence to them and
theirs to whom ], is so granted.
18th. IL is ordered, that the officers of
Justices Of Peace is confirmed to the
Magistrates.
18th. IL 10 ordered, that no fires shall
be kindled by any whatever to run a,
randum either in meadows or woods.
but what by him that 90 kindled il shall
forthwith BE- put out that it damnify
none and that If damage shall accrue,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-23
OsBlTE Az
Il Cam stoIlcd urn or animated but.
pp4L T., IT.. Ctpnats,, cali lLr 0r,tIpo L.

" Can steIIcd urn or animated but
Bnrl, to II. manqlon call the llcctme breath
Tan llonors VOC provoke the aleet dust
III fau,ty soalhe ihs dull cold carol death }'
DIED, on friday he 9ohut at tIue rratdrucc
Of hlg flh.r. IN tins rmrc, EDWARD BROW n,
J.. IN ttn 2o1 year of hisa& ofn s,Yerc auJ short
attack Of the SruItl Fever Kind. srniahe and obi
ame of spo'la5s integrity beloved md rc.pcc
iel by all his young assorplos#he has been od
Of IA the Hover Of bls days, leaving al effected ia
tber, brolhar3 spsiars aud many #ympa'hrLu,
lueai7 to mourn he .llly death
Man B, ll4a 10 smity his d. Az AZ shadow
that pa,Hcti a~y
DEPARTED this III. on the 1oh ins' Miss
ELIZA G. 6. CLEMENT, daughter Of William
Glrmcnt dec IN the 35th ycor Of har age MI,
Clement was confined for several months BY p,o-
traetcd disease winch terminated IN pulmonary cont
,uupton-horne with The admission winch tbs
Christian feels when earthly THINGS a,e duly and
gradually iullu", and thu blight prospects of ctar
nIty aGr openns upon time may be uuy sud
OF this adY thl sIa possessed cytraordInnry pl,ty
aud the most yanPlary character N every - poet
She was a devoted rhl and sister, and OF sincere
good viii to alI.-But why these useless Tribute, 10
her memory whose whole life confirms the hope
ofthosa who lament her. that she Is far beyond tie
troubles Of TIM Inf, md m po.,esstou of til eou
ous reward pramisedby h.rSJyloar la all who oc
faithful - She has left few relations and uumc
rolls fjrnd5 to Lament her wjmcly death
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-23

,..,a 1 learn tom Albany tina, i. was stated in a
nd yo.',5, ~ the Legislature, by venerable
rp,el < SAG. aehobr, lha, the Prsidem Of the
j..a. !. .{'es vas e>psetaI 10 yisit that place
''"'h1 M. Int
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-23

! Weaey 1Raoge,.--Tha Ia4 papers contain sey
Icr,' casts g oc.,on iot tapE.g~. ~ipch aayt M
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-08
NATIONAL HOTEL.
NEW WORK

TEVIIIS we'll known and elegant Establishment
IA which is situated at ll2 Broadway near
Wall street, has recently been reprinted, decorated
and fitted up ina style surpassed by none in this
metropolis. The house possesses from It's com
mandng situation, it's proximity to the scat of bu-
sncss and places of public amuscmcnts, advanta gcs
Tor the merchant, the traveller and man of leisure,
which are ndispulable. The parors and separate
apartment for the of families, either travelling
or pcrniancnts, elegantly furnished, and rcplee
with comfort aud convenivnccs. The tables are
supplied with every dclicacy of the season, and
the style of cooking both French and American, is
not eScclled at any establishment in the city.
The Wines and liquors are selected from Houses
OF the first importers, are warranted to tie of the
choicest quality and finest flavor. The House will
accommodate 100 persons.
The whole is conducted for the Proprietor, by
Mr.. Mccarthy, wko will give his undivided at
tention to the business, and his best cxertions
to give satisfaction to the visitors
ma 30-2aw I'm
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ma 7--w10,
$40 EEEo2RD.

Ep AN away from the subscriber, residing on
EH the North River in Rockbridge County,
about ten miles from Lexington, a NEGRO Eel.
LOW, named CORBIN. He is very large man,
upwards OF six feet high, very dark color, rough
visage, and very talkative and speaks with quick
ness He had on when he left me an old coat of
blue broad cle,h, pair of blue jeans pantaloons,
cured free papers, and will endeavor to pass him
self as freeman. Tho subscriber thinks it pos
sble that he may he lurking in the neighbor-
hood of Mr.. Cooks the Cow Pasture below
Milborough, where his wife lives. For his APP
Prchenslon and delivery to me at my residence,
or committal TO Rock bridge Jail that get him,
l will give the sum of Thirty Dollars if taken in
tho county-Forty Dollars if taken out of the
county, aud within the limits of the State--and
Seventy Dollars if taken beyond the limits of the
state HENRY A. MCCORMICK.
March %, 1882. an 3 w9m
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gentlomon, viz Robcr. u. Semplc, Edwin Carter,
Henry Smith, Thomas Jackson, and George r.
Pcake, appointed to prepare an address. The
Committee, after having retired for time, return
cd, and presented an address, which read,
ceptcd, and ordered to be published
In accordance with the object avowcd in calling
the meeting, motion, it was resolved that the
Chair be vested with the power TO appoint Com
mittee Of Dung Men, to he styled the Central Cor
responding Committee, whose duty it shall he to
correspond with other Commit ccs, and at periods
communicate the informatiowthcy may acquire to
the public when tho Chairman announced the fol.
lowing Gentlemen, namely: Robert u. Scmplc,
John w. Mitchell, Michael Ames, James Mcclure,
Charles G.. Wexford Robert H. Crump. William
n. Wexford. John Howison, Henry r. Robcy, Ho-
race Carter, and OH motion, Thomas III. Bolts was
added To The Committee.
On motion, il was resolved that Delegate DO
ppoinicd to attend the State Convention, which is
to assemble at Staunton on the - day of July
| next, when Col. Thomas Ill, Bolts was unanimous
y elected TO represent this meeting in said Convcn
ton. 1t was also resolved that the Editors of the
Richmond and Fredericksburg papers, and those OF
the National Intelligoncer, he requested to publish
tho proceedings of this meeting, and its address.
! TIIOS Ill. BOLTS, Chairman.
| Ions Ner,,u
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the bottle, and stimulate the propensity 10 drink
but in all my conversations with persons of this
class, have never heard ono who did not pro-
nUuncc the conclusion erroneous, and who did not
say that the use of Tobacco, rendered his absti
nencc custer, and more tolcrablc. Fctercd and
cnslaved by this dctcstablc habit it becomes in
MANY instances ntoerablc for the unhappy sub
iect of incompetence to resist it's fatal acinations
without the agency of some substitute for his daily
stmulant, under the infatuoting influences oi
which, life with him, seems to DC cmphatcolly a
forced state.
| Now will ask ir common sense and reason dc
not plead most cloqucntly, in favor OF a narcotic
sfimulanf, comparatively innocent Which shall
| tend TO supcrcedc that, whose tendency is to OK
tnynsli the best qualities of the human heart, to
eclipse the spcndours, and paralizc tho energies o
the most brilliant and powerful mind; and in
word to destroy all that is valuable great and beau
tiful, in the human charactcrl
/ am, with great respect,
| Your ob'dt scr'vt,
Il. p. HEREFORD.
Newmarket Va, June LIST, 1882.
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Y,RgRESEsE.V'G .Y.gCEsE.V.Es

"a ME Subscriber respectfully informs the Farm
ID ing Community, that he continues TO have
manufactured his highly approved portable
THRESHING MACHINES, at his Cotton Man
ufactory, Hanover County Virginia. These Ma
chimes having been offered to the Public
by the Proprietor, for the last six years, he
deems it unnecessary 10 enter into minute detail
OF the principle and merits of them, which have
been fully given in previous advertisements; he
say with proprcty, that there has been Machine
offered to the Farmers since that period, which
has given more general satisfaction, than the
now oteredby him. For the information of those
who may wish TO purchase his Machine, he prefers
giving references to gentlemen residing i'll different
sections OF the country, to offering certificates,
some OF whom have had Machines of his in opera
ton Tor several years past; to wit, Charles Barker
vile, Esq Lumbardy Grove, Mecklcnburg County
lion. John Tyler, of Gloucester, David C. Williams,
Esqr of Lunenburg, Col Robert Crutchfield and
Elliott Degarnattc, Esq. of Spottsylvania, Colonel
Charles Hunton, of Fauquicr, Philip Lightfoot,
and Daniel Degarnatte, Esqrs of Caroline, Rich
ard Edwards, Esq. of Brunswick, John A. Hnan,
Esq. of Amelia, Joseph c. Cabell, Esq. and Doct.
Haws n. Coleman, of Nelson County. 1t has al
ways been the desire of the manufacturer to less
en- the price of his Machines much as possible,
to have strength and durability, in order that the
commonality of Farmers may be induced to pur-
chase them. They will be sold for the future, at
two hundred dollars cash, at the Manufacture
every thing complete, excepting the horse levers.
From the demand for his Machines, those who
are desIrous to purchase of him for the approach
ing season, will forward their orders with as little
delay as possible, iii order that he may be able to
furnish Machines at the time they may be wanted
Letters directed to Taylsrsville, Hanover County
will be attended to.
Il. s. 4 good Blacksmith, and four or five Ma
chinlsts, wanted at tho above business.
SAMUEL. COCHRAN
New Market, Hanover Comfy IN n, du,
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V'vyasMble Property for S0Fe.

EB URSUA ANT to the provisions of an Interlocu-
IA tory Decree of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery for Henrco County, pronoun
ccd on tho 18th day Of May last, in the suit of
Youel s. Rust and VIM. Slcdd, pitts, against John
Poinde1ter and others, defendants: As Special
Commissioners of said Court, appointed for the
purpose Friday the fifteenth instant if fair if
not on the next day, at o'clock, p. NJ, will be
offered for sale, on the premises at public auction
TO the highest bidder, credit of six months,
certain Piece or Lot ofGround, now M the possess
ION OF the plaintiff Rust, lying and being in the
CITY OF Richmond fronting one hundred and eighty
feet on the Brook Road, and being part of the
Property purchased by Mary Carter, formerly Ma
ry DunloP, from John Buchanan by deed of re-
cord, in the OGice oF Henrico County Couri-also,
one other Piece or Lot of Ground adjoining that
which is above described, and in the possession
OF the plaintiff Sledd, fronting sixty feet on said
Brook Road, in the City of Richmond, and being
also part of the property purchased of John
Buchanan, as ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with approved
security, for the payment of the purchase money
VIII be required of the purchaser or purchasers of
SAID Property,ithc title TO which, is believed to be
indisputable. JOHN GODDIN,
JOHN IT. SWAMI,
JACOB SHOOK
JESSE WILLIAMS,
Commissioners.
Richmond, 9Th June, 1632-eo ids
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M OTlCE.-1ntending to visit some of the wa
u tcring places in Virginia for my health, l
have determined to bring all my transactions, as
well private in my iiducary character, to speedy
and final adjustment 1 mus, therefore request oil
those indebted 10 in either capacity, TO make i'm
mediate paymcnt-and those having claims against
INC, arc requested TO present them properly authon-
ticated, as | am ready to discharge them.
THOMAS Il. BARNES.
ma T-wl0c Richmond County.
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VMEHE proprietor of the Elkwood Estate, in the
"a county of Culpcper, Va, informs the public
that that desirable property will be put M at Pub
lie Auction, on Wednesday, the LIST day of August
next, on the promises, unless eligible offer is
IN the mean time, made for the same bv private
contract For particulars, he begs to refer to his
advertisement of last yoar-any gentleman wish
ing Tor further information may obtain the same
by addressing line to John Browning, at the Posi-
Office, Stevensburg Cupepcr county, Va
The estate COZ siss of 1881 acres, or thercabouts
lying compact, with Mansion House in the con-
tire, IN good repair, and substantial Barns and
out buildings Of every description, at convenient
distance from the dwelling. stream runs
through the estate, on which are enc or two mill
SITES The property is bounded one side by the
RIVER Rappahannock, and an extensive bottom of
low grounds, without marsh sagnaut water of
many hundred acres. The open lands in cutiva
ton are nearly all on level, and consist in gone
RAJ OF rich loans, not Liable 10 wash or wear-a
large breadth Is in clover, and it is among the best
grazing land in the State Distance from Wash
iHgton city 90 miles, and % miles from Frcdcricks
burg. J. BROW NINts
ma I'm 1&iwJu 2S3wJv
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Green Spring Land for sale.

"a! I'LL be sold, to the highest bidder, at Louisa
W Court House, on the second Monday in July
next, that being Louisa Court day, on \ credit of
one, two and three years. TRACT OF LAND,
containing 1855 Acres. 1t is situated in Iouisa
county, IN what is we'll known the Green Spring
neIghborhood, which is, without doubt the best
farming land below the Ridge: 1t is particularly
adapted TO the growth of wheat ard grass; is as
healthy any part of Virginia, and affords rs good
society can be found in the country. About 300
Acres of the Land is cleared, the balance is in
woods, large portion of which is Tobacco Land
OF superior quality The Land is well watered
and III all respects most desirable. 1t will be divi-
ded TO suit purchasers if required. Those disposed
to purchase are invited To view the land before the
day of sale, which will be shown by nv brother.
Joseph W. Morris. JNO. MORRIS
Executor of VIM. Morris decd
%,
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hFluvanna Land and CITY Lots.


u NIL subscriber offers for SALE Tract of Land,
h lying on the Rvanna River, in the county of
tluvanna, containing 1921 acres, about 60 miles
above Richmond, 10 below Charlottesville, in the
immediate vicinity of Bernardsbu and Union
Mills A small portion Of the land lying on and
near the river is cleared, and prepared for cutiva
ton; the residle is heavily covered with the best
Pine and coax timber. The situation is
healthy, the tract well watered, and the soil adapt
ed to the growth of Corn, Wheat and Tobacco
There are three four saw mills in the mmedi
ate neighbourhood, to which the timber can be
hauled oyera good road; and the recent improve
ments In the navigation Of the Rivanna River have
rendered the facilities of conveying the timber to
Richmond charlottesville very great. The tract
VIII be divided into two parcels, if purcha-
desire it.
Also, - or Is lots in this city, lying on the
Dock, in Adams Valley, and OH Richmond Hill.
Also, the whole, or part of my undivided inter-
est IN the estate of Col Richard Adams, deceased.
Persons wishing to purchase, can apply to me
IN this City, until the 10th of July noxt After
that time, application be made to my brother
(R H. Adams in this City, or by letters addressed
to me, at Tallahassee, Florida
may 17-4tc@ JOHN J. ADAMS
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DRYDEN & HUNT,
.TgEECRs.g.s'T T.gFE DRS.

No. 5, Sharpe St, Baltimore,
NAT GUILD respectfully announce to their
Wv friends i'll Virginia, and the public gene
rally, that they have received their supply of
$iSlisS @RtI $sgasssper Goods,
in their greatest vorioioS--partly follows, viz.
Extra super blue and black Cloths, French and
English; super fashionable olive, brown, and null
berry Cloths, of various shades, with general as
sortment of Cussimorcs, Nesting, &c. &c all of
which they will make 10 order, in the most fashion
able STYLE and at the shortest notice. and the
most reasonable terms. liberal discount for cash.
=. n. Hunt intends visiting his native place
about the latter part of June, and from the very
liberal patronage have received from that Sec
ton of the country, will take occasion to have
himself provided with card of patterns of Cloths,
Cassimcrs, and Vcsings, and a variety of new
style goods for summer wear, and will be happy TO
take measure and receive orders from such of their
friends as wish to got their clothes iii the city of
i5aitimore;and that he may the better accommodate
them, will attend at the Court of Lancaster, and if
possible tho Court at Northumberland, at their
June terms. ma lq-Itc
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T WV; d NJ maTy' Secretaries.

At meeting Of respectable number oF the cit
items of Fredericksburg, opposed to the re.cloct
ION Of General Andrew Jackson President of the
United States, convened at the Mayors Office on
3lst ultimo, Col Thomas H. Bolts was called TO tho
Chair, and John llowison appointed Secretary.
The Chairman stated The object Of tho meeting
whoreuPon, Committee composed Of tho following
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BITEginasa s. .RHey,.u qr0Eyo~o

"a NE Visitors Of this Institution are reminded
n that tho Foruth OF July, is the time fixed for
t"e .n 1e e Nlecu"g' full meeting is desired
the fiscal concerns of the College recurring
minute attention; and MIR. Cushing having dccli
ned to accept the appointment of Professor of Che
misty and Natural Philosophy, there is vacancy
OF that froiessorship. The Rector deems It pro-
per to observe that from the sentiments Of the last
convocation, he has no doubt that Mr. Rodgers will
be re appointed TO the Profcssorship Of Chemistry,
&C, and that a Professor will be required for the
MathomatIcal Chalr--lpplcrt ous TO ba made TO
BUR" ELL BASSETT
JIG Nv I'd Re-,