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~ N ERY-VIRGINIA.-At court held for
Buckingham county, the 9Th June 1885,
Peyton Lesueur for HIMSELF and administrator Of
John Lesueur, deceased, PltG
David Pateson sheriff and administrator with the in
annexed oil Peter Lesueur, decd, and Leberry Lesu
eur, Tc
The defendant, Leberry Lesueur, not having entered
his appearance and given security according TO the Act of
Assembly and the Rules OF this Court and il
by satisfactory evidence that he is not an nhaban Of
this Country is ordered That the said absent defend
ant do appear here the first day of the next October
Term, and answer the bill of the plaintiff and that c1nv
Of this Order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the City of Richmond, for two months sue
cesyey and posted at the front door of the Courthouse
OF this comfy
Copy. Teste, r.. ELDRIDGE, C.B.C.
July 10. 2IN,ysw
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W AND FOR SALE Il will offer for saIo on a. G.,
day OF October next, G previously disposed Of
at private sale on the premises, at public auction. 500
acres OF Lana yDg on James River, opposite the estate
Of me ate Col william AlleD Decd adjoining the lands
Of John Archer George Cox sen. and others will se
the whole or two hundred and fifty acres which is well
nmoerea WIN OAK and pine, from the river 10 the extent
rue sno IS eveI and OF superior quality lust such soil
on the day Of sale. THOMAS STp STroT
August 80. aa o,I.
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July so.
KDrMgs. .WceIicis,cs, ED0i,,fs. Sc

W. Lillian g. COOKE, having purchased Of Mr.
w Hngh e. McNemara, his stock of Drugs Medi.
cues fanis &c, respectfully informs public that he
M 70 commune The Apothecary and Drug business at
'"e ou stand, one door above the Bell IavcTn He aa
NOW Oh hsnd' and Intends constantly keep good a.,
s1eht oil such articles generally Kept in like es,a
osmens which he offers for sale on such term. a. h.
d'erS himself will give general satisfaction He invites
he old patrons OF the establishment TO continue eir
' an" promises mat his most unweaed efforts shall be
chans Physicians, and The public generally are resnec
'uny requested TO give him call, before purchasing
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he olowinS amusing line. eSIaetsd iom The New York
e2i 1t OF tho Times: :"
BUBBLE. AND SQUEAK.
Tho thy lip beautiful, longer bright thna
III thank thee for lit place of that hot app cpe
aud tho thy hue by aud
Yet dearest. yet, l trouble Tor of PASTE
w hat tho thy dud ard sloS-como take glass
thousand charms are e theo s,l,hese p'um very fine.
Thy heat, dear girl, l unehsO sed, still my
Aud aud shall t be thi, cream
All! btrI sing and maids YOU
That howis Tor evot-wont take
Bot trust me- earest youth will fadeh Glos rather stale
% "v. can ioe no change, dear iancone other
nope tevves aud tho we've pa-the Ston nice,
pathw slice.
mana IN h-pj thro, life well you're rather cold,
Loving and owed and lovely stilt
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ConIMIssIoNER's OFFICE,

~, 1NcT1IIUh' July, J
The parties concerned in the execution of the foregoing
order OF Court, will take notice, that have appointed
Monday, the 9th day OF September next for their attend
ance before me- at my office, in the city OF Richmond
the matters referred by the said ORDER on which day by
ten o'clock A NJ. they hereby required TO attend
with their accounts proofs, and office copies all neces
sary Court papers. JNO SHORE Com'r
Cir. Sup Co. l.. g. @. Henrico
July rs. 23wsw
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July 26.

EN- CERY-VIRGINIA-In Powhatan connIv
n Court, August 9th, 1888:
William McGruder, Plaintiff
against
William Crump, Sheriff of Powhatan county. and rs
such administrator de bons of George Bailey decd
decd who formerly admir- the said George Bailey
decd, John w Faudree and Nancy his wife, late Nancy
Bailey widow OF the said George and BENJAMIN Bailey
Joseph A. Bailey, Martha E Bailey, and Albert r. BAILEY
children OF The said George Bailey, dec'd the three last
being Infants under the age of 81 years. by Richard F.
Graves, their guardian, all tem Defendants
decree was rendered in the above named cause on
Me on day oil August, 1888, directing that VIM. Crump
Sherih oil the county of Powhatan and as such admir- e
bonis non OF George Bailey, decd should render an ac
count oil his administration before the Commissioner OF the
.our'; and that Mack Goode and Richard exors of Ben
gainin Goode who in his lifetime admir- of the aid
George Bailey decd should render before the same Com
missioner am account OF the administration the estate of
tne said George Bailey, deed. by the said BENJAMIN
ooue' uec IL Ana was further decrecd "tha the ere.
uoS George BAILEY deed. be required by notice TO be
sneh oy the SAID commissioner and publ shed for four
weeks IN some newspaper of the city of Richmond In
produce their Claims before the said Commissioner
Is directed to report the same the ofor
WIN any matters specially stated deemed
mseif or which may be required by any of the par
ties TO be so stated.'' ~ " ''o par
In pursuance OF which decree the parties Interested
hereoy nohed that have appointed the 10Th day of
september next, Tor commencing the accounts reouired
ny me said decree, OH which day by 10 O'clock 4 M
WIN their papers ready for Nominations; and the creo
OF george Bailey, deed. hereby notified 10 prodncc
her Chains, properly authenticated before me ON m no
iore mat day in order that may make report thereof n
the court. Holm IL N, NCir, e''o 10
Scoitsvilie, August 9, 1898 30 ~
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AN Tuesday, the 18th day OF September next, will
" again offer Dungeuess Tor sae the highest bidder
upon the premises this plantation. lying James River
thirty miles from Richmond. containing eight hun.
dred hundred Of which are low grounds The
Land far cleared Of excellent SOIL lying remark
ably level Upon the farm there is variety Of line fruits
The improvements such will accommodate toerably
large tamily.-TERMs one-ihird TO be paid Civ
ing possession, which will be the LIST day of January
next; the balance in two equal annual payments. The
purchaser may have the privilege OF seeding wheat
WILL In the mean time. proceed TO prepare the land for
that purpose consider it as healthy situation as any
on James River: there has not been single case Of
ague or bilious fever on the farm for five years.
July 26. (23-tds] GEO. WOODSON PAYNE
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HALL DRY GOODS WddswOrfh q. JYilIi0ms in
N FORM ther customers, and merchants generaIIy thew
a,e no" receiving from Philadelphia, New York and
boston general assortment Of Dry Goods and that in
uays thrif assortment will be complete for the fall
Trade Their stock of goods will al all times he found
WORTH the attention of country merchants and their prices
as low as in any Northern market
August so. 90 n,
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AMPDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE The semi.an
1H nuai Examination at This institution viii be hell
H. no w ,he College Chapel, commencing on Friday
@Vh September, and closing on Tuesday the 24tb
or" commencement will take place Wednesday the
So me Anniversares Of the Literary and Philosophical
tSo.iey' anu lhe Phil'nhropc and Union Societies. will
be celebrated publicly Thursday the Goth The animal
eeng OF the Boardo Trustees will take place on Fridav
ne Ih The next session Of the College will commence
Guilty, '"'' VI '"e d.
Sept. 3. 1851 p McyIcCAR oo,
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EpICHMOND COTTON FACTORY.-onr ,o,y -,
hN chenry being now in full operation we are ems
ped TO offer small stock Of Sbeetings SbGnSs s"d
therefore confidently assure old friends and couo,v
nerGhsnts ana consumers generally that their orders
due attention TIIoS ri re- "' "ee'
September 3. '"s "99".PSe"y
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p h lie of LAND,-In pursuance Of decree of the
~ ocn, superior Court OF Law AID Chancerv for the
county Of Nelson, pronounced in the ease oi Rive w. @
hush ana Others The undersigned, Commissioner will
proceed 10 SELL at Lovngs,on in the county OF Nelson ON
euhesday lie "a day of October next to the highest
bidder on credit of one, two, three and four fbe
or purchasers giving bonds with approved secu-
n.y. ana deed on trust on the land secure the nav
mehts) tract oil land in the county of Nelson on bo
branches OF The South fork OF Rockfsh River adoinins
me lands oil Norbone Thomas the estate Of Zach Neyii
So o'hers and containing by survey 1872 acres rood and
80 Perrhes This land is all i'm woods and il wen sJan
10 The culture of corn, wheat and tobacco
49,. M MAYO CABELL, Commissioner
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NOTICE,-A Young Man. who deems himself quail.
~ fled to instruct in the Greek, Latin, aud ordinary
branches Of good English Educa,ion wishes to obtain
family Testimonials will be produced if required. A
letter directed to J. N. e., Cartersvie, Cumberland
county Va, will be attended to. Sept g. T34-St'l
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Aug. %.

q Hap hok sALE.-On Thursday. the 10Th day of
September, will be offered for sale to the highest
bidder upon the premises, Tract of Land Containing
<oo acres lying IN The county of Hanover on the north
ue ., Newiounh Rver-adjoning the lands of Mr. Tail.
ton Pleasaht', and Mr. Samuel Jones' and now occupied
ny Mr. Ne'son Jackson, who will take pleasure in shew
lug we 'af 10 any one wishing 10 purchase. We deem
IT unnecessary TO say any thing about the ADVANTAGES IF
ms 'arn as II is presumed, that those wishing TO BUR.
chase WIN examine Tor themselves The terms will b
very accommodating and made known the ay of sale
the purchaser will have the liberty of seeding wheat
''''s la 90 BY THE LEGATEES
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TUNHE Fall Races for 1885, the Wnterfed course
III (Cbesterheld) will commence Wednesday the
18th day Of September next, and continue three days.
viz -
First Ddy.-A sweepstake for colts and fes, mile
heats, still open.
Second Day The Proprietor's Purse with $50, mile
heats, entrance So.
Third Doy,-The Jockey Club Purse, worth 500, 2
mile heats; entrance $40.
The course shall be in excellent order, and the Pro.
prieor well provided with all the requisites to supply
his visitors. g. b. wOOLDRlGE Proprietor
Chesterfield Coal Mines, August H. 1888 2s-wlSS
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ia now on hand, from to two bundled cord of
n superior Hickory and OAK Jtyood for sale AZ MiIo.,
I.anu'"g' on Poopoisnk creek Glou ester county W,
mere Is sufficient quantity Of water for vessels hat viii
Graw rom to nine feet water, Immediately where tho
GOD es vessel that carry 30 cord can he loaded
ID one day The prices OF Wood now, in PhiladeIphia
o oher markets would justify Captains of vessels TO
Purchase THIS Wood, aud make good profit shall Lecn
good supply on hand during the FAN and Winter season.
wooda p,o JOHN HOwLETT.
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NOTlCE.-There will he Petition before the ne xt
~ General Assembly OF Virginia. for the purpose of re
ducng the Tolls on the Falling creek and Manchester
Turnpike road. FREEHoLpERs OF CHEsrERrIELD.
August SO. 33-Ml2i.
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az VSssELbS CHANCERY REPoRTs-Reports Of
Eases argued and determined in the High Court of
TnHnce,y dulhg the time Of Lord Chancellor Eldon bv
James russell, Esqr. vol lsL 1926 and T. Geo 4tb
0eP'e'Doer D. l3f-2tJ X. T. SMITH
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Woods 4 Roads, Gloncester co Ann 10 a6 70.


VHNHE FREDERICKSBURG LAW SCHOOL will re-
commence It's session Monday the 4ih of No.
noer next and will continue ill the latter end of
March. The course Of instruction will be az be,e,ot
oy udy examinations in the books which have been
seeced with appropriate references and dr
lhg Tie examinations, and sometimes by lectures Tho
ext books employed in the School are Cbiltvs BIsck
stones Comm Cruises Digest, fuckers Comm and
hents Comm. IL Is also recommended TO the Virginia
Students that they should provide Themselves Win Tte
Digest, the Supplement TO the Revised Code and Robin
sons Praehee, The price Of instruction will be sixty
dollars 'ne session. TO be paid in cash before admission 10
e Schoo' The Students of former sessions are invited
Pdcpde III The exercises Of the ensuing session. Ex
relent accommodations may be had by the students in
Fredericksburg. upon very reasonable terms sav S
$iV 10 l2 90 per month, exclusive only of fuel and asb
ing he whole expense Of living will probably fall short
oil $40 the session. Those intending become
VIII please apprise Of their intention before the srbooi
commences They will be supplied with te xi hooks AZ r
that should procure them.
JNO TAYLoE LoMAx
mug ~ I'll Nov.
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En- ANCERY-VIRGINIA.--In Powhatan county
n Court, August 9th, 1888:
William M cGruder, plaintiff
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ArROCIOIis oIrrRACR

The following account az he death IL Mr..
NIlIias Mef'aEnsoE, fOszasriy of Geas si.urx.
Pa, sltA'is one q the mou stroeiOas ousraxrs
~hioh has di-grsecd our sosrssry Cor maHy Jeara
Ffo@ the Gusyassy (Ohss) 7Szss
"The melancholy ciresmstAhcssee con.
lneeted With the death Of this young
man. as communicated in . letter from
Mr. WernwAg, Of Indiaaapolis, 70 the
brothers Of L5e deceased in this town.
are substantially thess--from . detail
Ut which Il will appear that he fell a
victim TO the mardsroas purposes Of
one OF those luhaman monsters who
are occasionally to De fsu0d iafsstins
The ranks Of society in VARIOUS parts Of
the Union, bot mere Frequently IN sruns
81 the new and lawisss settlements al
the far West.
The deceased resided ie Indianapo.
Us, and having basiosss on The 0pposiIs
SIDE Of White River, which waters IN,
western borders of that town, he Isfl
his boarding house on the morning 81
the sth and vent down 20 the (esyv 10,
the purpose 81 crossing. II haos.as.
that the sF'h. usaAlly Kept for lie con,
Neyanee ~ foot passengers across an,
river =, lhst place, wss 20 shs tine ~
the opposite side 81 the river, whs,,
number Of hands IN the employ q
Me-. Nernvag were a. woTk ~ iht
Abutmeuts Of = nee bridge buiid,ns
the spot. ~ the Fegoest q The dersas
ed. one Of the hands crossed With a.,
skiato the indianapolis s,de, Ger a.,
purpose Of conveying him over. III,
deceased entered the skid. snd the,
Mad proceeded about half way over a..
"vef' vhsn they ~grs hsilesl by = Ger
IAN Nanblafieam. the keeper Of ~.
isrry' ~ho appeared on the east hapl
81 the stream, ,ibe same spot frog
vhieh they bad bat = moment beI,,,
starred. AID requested then 10 ,e,u,,
add take him along. 80 he wished !,
cross slso. They did so--and s(,s,
taking him ~. procsedsd 10 seeg.s,
the stream. When about hslf "a,
over Naabiarieum began 10 roek III,
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From the Richmond Wing, May 90.
Mr. RANnnI DIE

The remains of John Randolph arrived H.s
night, in the steamboat Patrick Henry, and
were carried to Mrs. Duval's boarding house,
where the funeral service OF the Episcopal
Church was read over them this morning a,
10 O'Clock, by the Rev. Mr.. Lee. According
TO the request OF the deceased, uttered few
weeks since, this was all the ceremony, he
having minated wish that no funeral ser.
mon might be preached over him. The pro.
cession started few minutes after eleven
and was followed by an immense concourse
OF people, as far as the tollga;e on Mayo's
bridge Thirteen minute guns were fred as
the procession set of, by detac hment of the
| artillery, under the command Of Lieut.. Hol.
Inns, as Q token Of respect entertained by thai
company, for the memory Of the deceased.
Lieut.. r. B. Randolph. who arrived last night
joined in the procession Juba and Jonny
whose names have become classical, and viii
so down TO posterity in indissoluble unior
with that OF their master, formed q conspicu.
Gus part Of the procession. Our sympaihic.
we're deeply affected by tho silent and unos-
tentatious grief Of the former, down whose
cheeks the tears triekled, a. he assisted q
place the remains Of his master in the he arse
Strange ss the deceased was known 10 be il
his humors, caprieious az was his temper, and
small Is his sympathy with mankind nigh
appear to be, he had yet so contrived To en-.
Irvine the affections Of ,he poor African q
round him, that he had probably neve,
thought Of existing without him.
Mr.. RandolPh's mind is said TO have blaz
ed out powerfully and brilliantly, as the lam,
was dwindlitng into the socket His mincc
dwelt necessarily upon Virginia, his dear ole
Virginia, the land Of his birth, the home o.
his affections, and the theatre Of his glory
His desire To be buried IN his native land 1
characteristic.
"-HoriiuT Il moTisns daiess ysEainisei'uy .4rro,
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Ministers will bring forward nm annie me,.
sure Of Reform in the Church of England.
Tho Deputies Of the West India Colonie.
have bad an interview with Mr.. STANLEY
The Right Hon. Gentleman expressed hope
that the Government and the CoIonist. Nigh,
pull together for the public good /; NJ the same
time declaring that be should alwaY, be han.
~ TO receive tho Deputies, aud give then,
any information that could be convenientl,
communicated 10 them. Tie also stated tbai
before Tie sailing of the uext packet. hs An.
bcipated that be should be able 20 cofnmupi.
cate To the Deputies the plan Of tho heads OF
Government respecting The Colonies
The London Globe announces that Il i TIE
intention % the ifish Government 10 enforce
the provisions Of the suppression bfll. a. well
against the conservative party IS against lhe
agitatOFs.
w the house Of commons, on the 29d, Mr.
r. Atwood wished 10 put question 60 Ia,
Majesty Ministers, relative 10 our foreign
policy. For a series ~ years Il bad been tie
object Of Russia, " possible, r. obtain Dos.
session ~ ConsiantinOple co. several weeks
there had been alarming runlors that Con
stautinopie was about 90 b. taken posses.,,,,
Of BY Russia, ", indeed, Il - DOT airead, 90,
into their possession. lie wished 10 tnou
What steps hes Majesiy's Govsrnue k,d A..
ken n protect tie Interests of tiiis eoustrv
Lord AlthOrP could not believe that .o,l
60 event - was Contemplated by tl,e bs,oor. :.
bic member had taken place or ~, a.,
hing lad occurred which Was likely 20 war.
fan' i'e Se.'ri HAT i 49, probable A. 20
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ligence respecting the Affairs of the Fast n,
though the accounts contained in them Gru,,
nstantinople come down to the 3O,h ,',,.
mo; from Vienna 10 the llih and from Au,,.
burg TO the 18th inst. Reisched BAY. ~,
arrived on the 23d ult. in the Turkish esobl
from Alexandria, had set out Zoe the he,l
quarters Of Ibrahim, accompanied by ~ 4,
Narennes, Principal Secretary Of the Erench
Embassy, and would, ID Was hoped, bc able 20
patch up peace founded on the terms rr,.
posed by Mchemet Ali 10 the Porte tArou,h
iiahI-Pachs. On the other hand, Il was re.
ported in Vienna, on the authority Of letter,
from Trieste, that Mehemet Ali had himself
! sailed from Me xandria with his feet an or.
der TO cooperate with lbrahim in an attack
on ConstantinopIe. The Russians are rerr,.
sentcd as advancing in vurious direc tions (,
the relief &C the Porte. These are the pr,r-
cipal facts conveyed 10 us by the mass of
journals now before us.
4, II would appear that the Polish refugees.
who lately 81 suddenly quilted France, had
halted IN Switzerland, with an intention To- tx
their residence in that country. Disgust q,
the manner IN which they have been treated
by the French government, il the reason now
assigned Tor what appeared their cxtrao rdir,a.
~ movement Order had been pretty gene
rally restored throughout Germany IL.
late disturbances at Frankfort have, we find
been followed BY an event which ~ deemed
corroborative Of the suspicion entertained
that those disorders hal been produced BY
Austrian and rrussian agency, ia order TO fur
nish prctcxt for int ryeniion. TN the 1871,
inst. body Of troops, amounting 20 2tGn
men, OF whom one half were Austrian, and
the other frISsiln soldiers, entered Frank
tort. some OF whom remained in that city
Z The rest were cautioned in the adjoining ter
ri'ory of Hcssc Darmstadt.
! The Duchess OF Berry is stated ia the Jour
mails, and IN orr private CORE spondence, 10 be
seriously indisposed. Four physicians, NM
orhla, Anni;, Farriquit, aud Audral, Icft Pa
ris, BY order of Government, on Thursday
last, for Blaye, with instructions TO proceed
thlthcr with all possible speed. One OF our
/ private letters states that on "Wednesday last
". de Chateaubriand received from the un-
happy Princess n letter informing him Of he
being very Ill, and cntreating him TO hasten
to her prison, "a in order TO receive from her
own lips information necessary for her just,-
hcation in the eyes Of her children and of the
world" NJ. dc Chatesubriand immediately
applied by letter to the Minister Of the Int
rior for permission to see the Princess, hu,
had not received an answer 10 his application
at the date of our correspondents letter FRI
day, 18th
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DEATH OF THE REV ROW. Am m

By the following paragraph, il will BE- psreeiv-
cd that the venerable aud excellent Sir RowLAsn
iiILL Is no more.
We have this day 10 announce the death Of
this popular and excellent clergyman. who
expired on Thursday afternoon. de 10Th If
hTriI, at 4 quarter before o'clock. AZ la,
own re-idcnce, adjoining bis Chapel. Littls.
'harloite-stroct, BIackfriar's road, 10 the s9th
year OF bIs age. The Re-. Mr. Hills phv-
sieat powers had been long "a a declining state
but hrs intellectual energies remained alno,r
unimpaired TO the last moment Of his eSis.
tcnce- lie ai length sunk under a gradual
decay oi nature. ADD died without a groan
On Monday morning, April {, hc preached
Tor the last time To 9n immense audience.
composed principally Of the bows belopzui
70 the Sunday School Union. whom he L.I
been ~ The habit ~ addressing on every SUI.
cesstse Easter Monday for some wears p,s,
-" TUESDAY morning be expressed some =.
sire 70 address tie girls connected with tbe
same schools, which Was also hi, accustomed
practice bat beng very unwell, he was dr.
suAdcd from ii by his friends and his sssis
tanf, Tie Rev. H.r. Waite, dictated IN D..
.iead bufiog The morning sc that day. b.
found u necessary ~ lie down IN bis bed
IRON which he never rose. Ills trends. vLp
attended biIn during his last moments. state
that although articulation f,i.cd L,m. tbs,
have 10 doubt 5ut Dee VAS perfectly eon.eiou,
OF every thhf tran piring around him until
ne hreathed hfs last Thus has died. nj 4,
E"er, ODD aET. this someWbai eccentric. BIT
"uoh respected ard venerable Christian.