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DOCKING OF THE DELAWARE.

NORFOLK, June l5-We arc authorizedfo state will,
conhence that the DRY Dock will he ready 10 receive
The DBLAw ARE on .nondGy merit in the afternoon The
hour at which visitors will be allowed to enter the Y ard
wi be notified in the papers of that day. and before nat
hour none VIII be admitted To morrow being sunday,
sion.-- Beacon F
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EROTETOURr SPRlNGS-Thc former owner al
s9 proprietor OF these Springs having departed this life
accordancc with request expressed his last illness
ey WIZ DE opened The present by the subscriber
ms executor he Boeiout Springs stmstcd in Bo,s
tourt county, Virginia, in healthy popuous and most
desirable bohoodahoul so miles above Lyncbburg
from which an excellent line Of Stages runs re aarIv ,
times week a particular aud detailed descri1,ion 81
mem has often been given 10 the public and the bsnsi,
"hg from HE use oil tho water believed 10 be so
generally known, That the sub criber docs moi no
ccssary torepeat the offer renewed testimonials Of
the other. "0"'aiS VI
ne charges VIII DO moderate 10 all. AID to such as re-
main month or longer, extremely Ioty
nc WIZ OF MIR. Johnson auhorses his executors to
sen hese springs, at such time may bo most 6ri,
70 ms esate-ihe subscribers therefore being desire OF
closing us concerns ~ speedily possible offers them for
sale ana invites persons desirous purchasing 10 com
SPRING., Va. The property il valuable and ,ye vos,
NV '''ep"on Z" cap"alsts JAMES T. ROYALL,
Ex'or of Charles Johnston dec
'"'o 70 I2-wistJ
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.Nt,v Condidaie-in The field.

Mr. w. X Collier of Washington, proposes TO issue on
the LIST September, a, that City newspaperto be entitled
" The .Noder0tor"-The object OF this journal is
expressed in the following Extract from its Prospectus
MoprR,rioN the policy the country. On
wild ambition and hlcarned enthusiasm
BILE and astnng heoes and the other, the special
assuming petensons of interest threaten
foundations of political system To from
which these their growth he unchccke produce
not expedcnt that the moderate all yielding
predictions should unite around
their influence to n common representative?
Where can this representative 10 found? Where i. the
whose character and attitude before the will enable
the camois OF party and tho threats of living
effective ueance to the great principles which tho unity
happiness of the American people
who might WE'LL far personal goes, permitted
sumo this honorable position but she wohe
likely command the respect of all sections and than
PURE PATRIOT AND UPRIGHT JUDGE, JOHN M'LEAN."
The Washington Correspondent of the New York
Journal OF Commerce" commends in the highest terms
the present Secretary OF Stale (Mr Louis McLane)-and
adds " He is my man for the President a Here
then (ays the Philadelphia u. $. azette) another If
not Richard at leasO Mclane in the field Il the battle
Is TO be fought 6etceen McLane and Mclean, OF the
Press must look 10 our prooeadng (and the Electors
TO their baOts.l
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June Is.

HS ARGAiNs.- subscriber has on hand a Ia, ot
HS excellent SHOES Q.ades' aud Genllcme y which
ne VIII sell very low 10 close sales. they are ont o IN,
line OF business. G. Y RAyMoNp "
'""' 70 J2-8t
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MARRIAGES

va "Sdncs'y evening the 29 Bleak Ill., King William
county, VA Nv the Rev. Mr. Smith, MI Charles Page. Hanover
to Miss Lucy Ann, daughter Thomas C. Nol
On "Wednesday evening" the 5h c. Dcxssit
Mr. Thomas Norris to Miss Sarah C. all Of Lancaster
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FOR TINE EvOtyTREp

q .,-. -, FOR TBE ENQUIRER
II concise notice Of The proceedings of the Stoekhoiers
q me Bank Of piretnia on the 27h Of Hay 1883.
ny an act OF the General Assembly passed on the 10Th
OF February. 1898, the Pesden, and Directors Of the
panN ny ana with the assent Of the Stockholders have
uil power and authority 10 subscf for any number Of
shares OF the Stock OF the James River and Rso,wbs
Company, no, exceeding five thousand"
the 9th OF .Lny meeting Of the Stockholders was
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kANCING-Ihs Undersigned proposes ia open
school Tor Dancing and Waiting in this city, omry
haVng had letters OF Introduction the following gen
ucuen he IS permitted 10 refer then, -: Col Bc,nasd
psyton' Dr George Watson, Thomas Richie Benian,in
W. Leigh. =. N Nicholas " ynJhsm Robnsou Fgga a''N
o"'o 20 llH-ll'J j.. G.. BREEDIN
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GENTLEMEN: am pleased 10 the suge esrjon for
Kali Road from Potomac Creek TO Rciin,ond The
writer - not aware perhaps that company has been in
corroiate ana now actually engaged in constructing
'oad oi mat description from Potomac Creek 10 Frcd,
lcksburg. That road, however, can only he used bv
horse power, in consequence Of tho Tremendous m ~ H.
encountered. But from Frcdt ricksburc To Richmond
roan may be constructed cXpcnce not excectu,e
$looo ml'e that will admit OF the use OF steam powcr
from fredericksburg, pursuing the flat land east level
" presented eight miles III extent which lead. To raviuc
That affords am easy ascent To the ridge btxcsn the Mai,
Ip0ny anu The apphhanuockT ON iI,i ridge about
Twelve 10 hileeh miles, you let down almost
nby TO The Hat lands Of The Marapony and in tha, way
route l. marked out 10 Richmond that will renuc nm,
little cxcavang filling up VERY conpetcut con,rac
tors offered To furnish materials AMI the work from, p
'omac Creek &c Fredericksburg al rather less h,u O0n
per iie should therefore conclude that one tract with
suitable turnonts may he constructed between Erode
ncksbrg and Richmond for about $4,000 per nilc-a, any
iSc' including all cXpenccs, not exceeding $1,000 AT
o'' rae OF eNpence, The present travel The road wo
pay decent dviend-but when we add 10 tb,t en-. in,
crease OF travel TO be Produced by the Rail Road b
p"hore ana Ashugton, the liz merchandise the inn
mchse quantity oil produce raised fertile lands of
'he matapony and the Pdnunkey and other articles thai
VIII ne attracted by the expedition and certainty afforded
ny me "i Road, we may reasonably conclude that will
oc Nc pest Stock or al least good stock of the kind nc
ANY w "'e STARE The farmers who pay nearly hall
' price OF their produce for waggonage TO market will
uhu 10 eiT interest 10 encourage the enerp,jze and
should suspect would take the whole stock The exoenrc
OF ge.Ing their produce 10 market presume will lie re-
duced oo To 10 per To the cnerpriziDo cap,,s,.
oil Richmond and Fredericksburg this proet affords enc
prospect Tor profit, and should hope that i, can bc n,tr
nZeh by them without interfering with the great central
work OF lhe tate with the Rail Road here spoken Of
journey may be performed from Richmond TO Nev VOL
IN ABOUT day aud half IL you deem the above worthy
pace III me Enquirer you publish it, or use the in.
'o'hauoh Tor comment. Yours, respectfully,
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More EncoM0g emenU-The amount collected on all
the Canals OF New York, from the opening of navigation
up to the 3ls May (rty nine days is 1925 SOS A.
exceeding by $B,9T9 So, the colleced up TO The
same period OF the previous year. And this increase of
the amount has been effected notwithstanding the reluc
ten OF the rates OF toll is estimated have csseped the
receipts Of this year from 20 TO $50, 900
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SALT ~ SrORE-One Thousand scLs a., ,,.--,II.--
- Liverpool filled, which will be sold on nccomn,ods
'"E leIns' ny JAMES FISHER
'""S - IO-1f
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ERRIDGE AT GOWN GrON.-P Proposals will lie re
~ ~ ceived by Oliver Caagha E.o at Coyinrion and


HERiDGE AT Observation-Disclosures will lie re-
~ ceivsd by Oliver Calagham, Esq at Covng,on, and
the Second Auditor in Richmond, for building Bridge
across Iacksons River, at the termination OF the
,oad opposite The iow" OF Covingon The Bridge to
DC completed In all respects oil the
ana Workmanship ready for nsr including of course su
persr"c'ure 'bn'men's and wings, piers, embankments
shewh on application 10 either OF the above named per-
so" anu w"em rendered Tor acceptance Engineer or
Other agent will he appointed by the Board Of Pnbl;c
oks 10 receive the same ii completed according to con-
tract
lis cost must not exceed three thousand five hunlred
dollars, that being the extent Of tho APPROPRIATION mad.
10y law ~
Tie Bridge will consist of the supcrsrucurc of snaps
OF "a ce each, OF tco0j, and aaue n,s and wings
"nu ''ee PierS' oil hammer.ressed stone laid bond
ana raised 10 feet above the i,s,uaI STAGE ri.
width "i The clear passage way Is feet.
me fTopo.aIs must state the kind wood IF u,
be used the mode OF payment and such other p,ric uars
Us may be deemed necessary by the bidders
bonh and security wall be required in sufficient peu.
atty, to he regulated by the terms of the contract
l'y order Of the Board of Public Works
90 BROWN. in. I'd .fud'r
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for his mctamorphosis. We have hopes, however,
that as Mr.. Brooks could travel through the South,
without becoming in our opinion "a sensible man.
so, General Jackson may parake of the hospitality of
the Yankees without mbbing their political Notions.
" Think of that, Master Brooks"
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ENlFT1 DOLLARS REWARD will he given by IN,
subscriber, for the apprehension il found out Of he
State, or Twenty Dollars " within the STATE of ms
named Harry, who eloped about last July from bs
re was purchased some years past from Fucber of R,rt
nond where perhaps lac may be lurking His hei1I
- about I've feet eight incbeshs age tbrty-Lo has
downeasi look, and his tight foot turns out little
WILLIAM MITCHELL,
r, For James Barbour, n
h'nPssesd, Orange Va. Jan ~, 1898 s6-stIsf
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for 's'0''' ~ ''"'e"
BY Steam Boat 10 Potomac Creek 5to6 60
l3y Rail Road TO Frederic sburg a. 4"
By do from Fredericksburg TO Richmond say 4 "
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richmond, Tuesday, June rs.
THE BANK-again !,

"Nevcr did r Randolph, tho rcPor, man
Unissd ss,s. BANK
@ M 5
uenco upon public opinion The people hero do credit
hsy hsvc ten and Sasi o S%
Randolph S as With Ss
%ssa s ssS % s ne
State: Bank taken revolution which must deeper
rssS .%% vs"is
Which All SS, Ss
o" Of SnS be wss the
This N. Y. Editor may preach us long as he pleas
es. He may deceive hisreaders He May assist i'm
keeping up the spirits ofthe Bankmen, and in raising
the price of its Stock. But what could be ex-
pected from an Editor who in the habit of rail
ing against the Bank of the u. S.. until he received
very liberal accommodation at its hands? Like
the vrtuOus Danae, he was overcome as soon as the
shower OF gold was poured into his lap.
He is mistaken-or worse, about the sentiments
of Virginia. The change Of opinion which has
been ascribed to Mr. Randolph will exercise no
commanding influence upon public opinion"-
There has been no "marked and extensive revou-
ton on the subject of re-chartering the United
States Bank in Virginia." Our politicians are
accustomed to think for themselves" mullins
addict jurare IN verba mogistr" The great body of
our people consider the U. s. Bank as unconsti-
tionu They will oppose any such institution UNI
til it has been authorized by an amendment of the
Constitution Let the N. Y. Courier be assured,
that this is their firm and unalterable sentiment
and that no sophisins will hoodwink their under
standing. They will not, for instance, be seduced
into support of the present Bank, from an appre-
tension of seeing " one which may fall into the
hands of ambitious demagogues and aspron,s"-be-
cause they have no such apprehensions. They will
oppose any and every subsitute-come from what
quarter it may. Thanks to the energy of public OPT
MON elsewhere, this opposition will be successful
We have no fear of the result-let the friends of
thus, or Of any other Bank press it when they may!
y We find this article thus credited,
We have quoting it from Clay paper in
this City, Come what counterfeit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-18

VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR SALE-By
virtue OF Decree pronounced by the Circuit Supc.
rior Court oil Law and Ch.nrery for the county OF Hon.
rico, on The llth day of June. 1888, in the snit Of
Robert Birchet, Edmund Brcheu, AMI Peter Puryesr.
Pltfs.
liunbustou Skipwiis, admir-. of Jean Skipwi,h decd
James Cunningham, Edwar! g. Hicks Alexander S.
'r,.; ah' Matun Iiayer, Defs.,
UiH be soid, NJ public auction the premises on
"Wednesday the oath day Of July next if fair if not the
next fair day. that rauotic dndhighiy Improved panta-
n in Meckenbnrg county, late The property of Colonel
william Bircbcu. lying the north side the Roanoke
near the town fClaks,ille and within eight or ten miles
OF The iourshing town OF Boydton where has lately been
established Randolph Macon College.
he tract contains II 1900 acres about one fftl of
which Is hst rate low grounds-the high land is well
"inocre' and icriilc the improvements
ae' ana altogether, constituting OF the hca Ity
and agreeable residences on the Roanoke.
It's very rare that such is brought into mar.
Sc and il IT be considered with what facility produce can
now by ai 1.-THE Roanoke navigaion aud Petcrshurr.
Kan road be carried 10 the various markets one half Of
nc former cost OF transportation, this he admitted TO
be one OF the most valuable Land in Virni, mr.
perhaps South of Baltimore.
The above property will lie sold credit of ono anil
TWO years The purchaser giving bond with approved sec
Ity Tor the payment OF the purchase money-tle title to
be withheld until the Same is paid.
ALEXANDER S. FIELD.
nn, 70 liZ-WsJ Commissioner.
% The ynchury Virsinan Danvlc Reporter and Scottsyl,
paper VIII instt the
e Jay &" sale and send their
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H he % :a s 70 ~ as f nSa r:
paper ps bee" n6ue s oG IL. to ~
MIS- To ss snI we say Whether is true" It.
"c paagIaPh and denies i The Poempo While
sS""y Of seeing and studying tho whole bust of BLACK
upon his back 'p'"'A''0' % aS'" OF w"o'S
Since have Portraits In our opinion
ame has done them than Justice They
traits especially those of Black Hawk his Thoy are
cRa rae ' Mr. he "
we learn Tim, While he drawing Hawk the Son sat by
pccd he pees% I 81. 0i Of the Pencil When
w the picture with those in The ognannd
W Several dsaat newspapers have noticed the great
improvement, which has taken place the size
ance and they might have said contents of the Compiler
W. nearby agree with them, in their opinion re-
commend the paper 10 the Public. The experience of a
week enables us 10 speak with confidence upon ills merits
The increase OF its price is but reasonable compensa
ton Tor the increase of its sze-and we concur , Tho
rredcricksburg Heraldthat daily paper of the size
oil The Richmond journals can be obtained elsewhere c
,ner NORTH or South at less than eight lollars-
Connected az the Editor of this paper has been with the
oonpleT-and sympathzing cordially in the feelings of
ITS young and cnerprising Eitorwe cannot help
ing ongood wishes in its behalf May prosperous gales
attend It's voyage Heaven speed ii!
MELANCHOLY OccURREMcE.-rhe following mar.
lcuars OF the death OF death OF Mr. John p Heaton have
been communicated TO us by friend Yesterday morn.
ing Mr. Heaon went to Tie pond of the City Water Works
to bahc and being ignorant of the place PLUNGED into
ter 10 or IL feet deep. lie could SWIM and wa. con-
sequenty unable TO gain the bank. He must have sunk
almost Immediately. No one present who could af
ford him any assistance, and nearly three hours expired
before his remains found.
Mr. Heaton, says our informant, was native of Hall
we' near Bolton Lincolnshire, England, Lancashire we
suppose, there being small OF the name of alliw
within two or three miles of Bolton in the last mentioned
couhyJ ana late OF Phiialephia.He was about twenty.
three years of age and The time of his dc, en,oJ
as an assistant IN the Richmond Cotton MsDuIactorv
re was young man OF intelligence and promise Mr.
nea'oh was inferred i'll the burying ground of The
Yesterdays Compiler " ~
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ALEXANDER S. FIELD,

DO The ynehburg Vsinian Danvi Reporter and scoyiIc
The previous
Tho day Of SALE and send hoT
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SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.

n Office is hereby given, that the fol
~ lowing SCHOOL LANDS will be
sold at Public Auction at the Eagle Hotel
in Chicago, on the
1acentyJdrst day Of October meat.
Sale to commence at ten O'clock, A. M. and
to continue from day to day till the whole
shall be completed
Section l6, township 80 north, range
II east Of the third principal meridian -
Said section joins the town lots in Chicago
Some of it is surveyed into blocks and small
lots. The south branch of the Chicag
river passes through the whole section, on
which there is much valuable timber.
Also-Sechon IS, township 80 north
range east Of the third principal meridian
Aso-Seclion l6, township So north
range nine east of the third principal meri-
dan
The two last mentioned sections are stu
ate in Cook county, on the Hickory creek
and Du Page river, are well watered, and
have suitable quantity of good timber
RiCH'D [. HAMILTON. .
Commissioner S. Lands Cook county
August 8, 1888. l9-7w
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FRANCE.

Paris, July 3.-Preparations for the fete
.oi the three days are in active progress. The
anniversary of the revolution of 1880 will, II
lis believed, be this year celebrated with
more pomp than was observable at the last.
There is also much less of apprehension OF
disturbance than at this period of last year,
so that the three days may pass once without
an eme@e. The Parisinns will eagerly in
duige IN all the pleasures provided for them.
bit there will be no enthusiasm. The lcle
OF the revolution will have dwindled into a
common place fair, such as occur on every
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Quo wARRANTo cAsE.-The Tuscaloosa
(Alabama) lntelligencer, of the 9th ult :.
contains the decision of the supreme court
OF that state, on an application made by the
attorney general, by direction of the COVER
nor, for quo warranto against John W.
Paul, the object of which was to inquire into
the legality of his election to the Office OF
JndSe, by the last Legislature of that state.
The case was argued by the attorney gene
raj and Mr. Hopkins for the state, aud Mess.
Gordon and Goldhwaite for respondent;
andSihe court unanimously decided that it
had no right to inquire into the legality Of
an appointment made by the legislature, the
constitution having confined this duty to that
department of the government.
The ground on which application for the
interference of the court was made, is, that
the constitution prohibits the appointment of
members Of the legislature to offices created
during their term of membership, and that
Mr.. Paul was member of the legislature al
the time of the creation of the judicial cir
cult on which he was chosen to preside
His friends take The ground that the Office of
judg was not created, by the addition Of
new judicial circuit, and that therefore he is
eligible Lynchbwgh Virginian.
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Sunday during the summer throughout
France. This change the Government has
labored hard to produce. Oblivion of the
revolution is to the Monarchy founded OIL
the events of the three days desideratum.
Perhaps the Government is right
Paris, July 6,--The last accounts from
Naples state that the Duchess of Berry was
Expected at Palermo about the end Of June
and that the Prince of Campo Franco, the
father of the Count de Lucchesi Palli, had
prepared magnificent palace for the recep'
ton of his daughter-in-aw, but the Duchess
could not End her husband there, as he had
disappeared and his family did not know
what had become of him.
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CAUTION!! CAUTlON!u

| hereby forwarn all persons against prr-
chasing three several promissory notes, exc
cued by me to A. Baldwin, as they were
traudulently obtained, and | do not intend to
pay the same till compelled by law. All said
notes bear date the 9Th June, 1888. Oae for
two hundred and d!ty dollars, becomes due
The 10th Of August instant; one for six hun
dred and twenty-five dollars, becomes dine
the iirst day Of january next, and the third
Tor SIX hundred and twenty-five dollars Gas
near as can recollect,) becomes due the
first of May 1894.
The above notes were given in purchase
"t patent right for burning gas, which
proves to be gross deception; fraud was
praclised on me in obtaining the notes
and am resolved not to pay them but at the
end Of the compulsory process of law.
ELIJAH SKIDMORE.
Aug 18th, 1888 [l7-3m.
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TaE r M S.

The Work will be printed as soon
five hundred Subscribers are obtained
1t will contain between three and fol
bundled octave pages, priated on god
fair paper, and furnished to Subscribe]
at 81 50 per copy, bound in sheep-skir
The printing and binding shall be ex
cuted in the best manner. Any perso
procuring nine Subscribers, and becon
ing responsible for the same, shall be el
titled to a copy.
Vandalia. Aug. II, 1888.
N. b. Copy right secured.
o. Persons obtaining subscribers wi
please return the same by the 18th of q
tober, r. G.
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

] ME subscribers, importers of hardwar
4 and cutlery, are now receiving dired
from Birmingham and Sheffield, and from tn
Americas manufactures, extensive addition
to their stock, comprising EVERY variety
articles in the business-whch are offered o.
liberaIterms, to country dealers and others.
Among 7chich are
Table and pocket Cutlery: Razors, Scis
sors, Shears, &c.
Bread, butcher and shoe Knives,
Mill. cross-cut. tenor, pit. hand, pannel and
other SGlr5.
New York and Cincinnati bench and
moulding Planes.
American and imported Edge Tools.
Files and Rasps, ibbotson's and common
make.
Bulldog and Housekeeping articles gem
orally, gilt and mahogany frame Look
ing Glasses.
Fowling Guns and Rifles, flint and percus-
sion locks.
Cabinet Hardware of every description,
tin'd ard japann'd Saddlery mems and
side saddIetrees.
Wood and iron Hames, eliptical and cradle
carriage Springs, brass, copper and Iron
Wire
Sickles, and grass and cradle Scy thes, to-
gelhcr with general assortment of ia
panaed Fancy and Military Goods.
Also
Flat, round and square bar Iron, hoop and
sheet do
Nail and brazier's rods, American, Eng
lisb, blister, German, spring, Crowley
and cast Steel, of the most approved
brands
Common, Birmingham 81 mousehole An
oils, bickhorns, stone, sledge and hand
Hammers, black and bright face patent
cast iron and cottal KEYED Vices, Pitts
burgh and New York Bellops, assorted
sizes.
Log, trace, trap and halter Chains.
English and American Shovels and
Spades, carolina hoes, common and rivi-
ted corn do.
English and American and Pitlsburg cut
and wrought nails, spikes and brads.
Boston crown window glass.
Tin plates. brazier's copper, spelter, SOL
der rvets, &c.
Hollow ware and castings.
April 5,-l3-Iy j. S. PEASE. e. Co.