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FOR RENT,

And possession giren Immediately,
"A The STORE on King street, lately oG-
GHn cupied by Mr.. Augustus Jacobs as BOOK
Store. It is an excellent stand TOT DusrreS''
For terms apply to JOSEPH H. WHITE
auo 12-d3t&eoI
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In the London Literary Advertiser, there is
the following annunciation: "Cobbett's Life of
President Jackson--l2 NO.. shngs sterling"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-14

schr Amanda, Bedell, cleared at New York
for this port 9th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-14

cabs. are said, to haze been caught, within
che last two or three days, in the river opposite
Town, and Immediately below it. This is unu'
81 as these shell fish rarely come up so high.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-14

GIG AND HARNESS.
h aon Harness. and fy preyenter, which.
,nt;p ps little repairs, will be cold bargain.
ang 10 Wy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-14

TEAS, COFFEE, &c. -.
on Half Chests Young Hyson Tea (fresh
OU and Of good quality
80 bags Rio, st. Domingo and Cuba Coffee
Is boxes Goshen Cheese '.
so reams Wrapping Paper
80 bbls Cider Vinegar (part superb quality
10 bales Soft and Hard Shelled Almonds
Just received per schooner Virginia, from
New York; and in daily expectation Of Brown
and White Sugars, and other Groceries, by the
schooner Amanda; all Of which will be sold,
wholesale and retail, very low, by
WILLIAM N. McVEIGH,
aug12 Prince Street wharf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-14
PUBIIC SALE.

TN pursuance Of Deed of Trust to the sub
i scriber, from Thomas Preston and Ellen his
wife, for the use of the Bank of Alexandria, re-
corded lber H, No. 2, folio 235, will be exposed
to sale, on the 5th day of September next,
IA One moiety of the TAVERN HOUSE
GSH and WAREHOUSE called the Bear Tav
ern situated at the northwest corner Of the
intersection of King and Fayette streets, in the
Town OF Alexandria. Also, a moiety Of the
LOT occupied as a Wagon Yard Terms of
payment: One-fifth cash; the balance in four
equal instalments of &, IL, IS, and "a months,
with interest from the day of sale; the after pay
ments to be secured by deed Of trust on the
premises, or such other security as will satisfy
the Bank. BY order Of the Bank:
aug It's VIM. HERBERT, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-14

PLASTER AFLOAT
1A1 Tons Plaster, on board schr. Wash
IL ington, from Eastport, for sale by
S. MESSERSMITH.
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aug. ID

IFWe are requested to announce PHILIP N.
AMlss as candidate to represent the County of
Rappahanock in the next General Assembly of
of Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-14

i 1t borders on Potomac Creek, and is stuat-
ed Immediately adjoining the steamboat land
ing. The tract contains little upwards Of $50
acres, and is well suited to the production Of
Tobacco, Corn, Wheat, Rye, and Oats. Red
Clover delights in the Upland. and there is
full portion Of as fine Meadow Land belonging
to the tract as is to be found in Virginia. The
soil is dark loan, easy to cultivate, and GER
tain to produce. The locality of its situation,
both natural and acquired, gives to the tract in
calculabIe advantages. This Land will be Of
fered for sale, on the premises, On the first day
of next month, to the highest bidder, on terms
then to be made known. reseTving to myselfOnc
bid. +. HANSBROUGH.
Culpeper County, Va. Aug. 7-eot1stSep
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COMMERCIAL.

Price Of Produce in Alexandria yesterday, from
Wagons and Vessels.
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TEA, COFFEE, CHEESE, &C.
M Half Chests Y. H. Tea, Morrson's cargo
ZU 10 do e do do PanamaS do
20 l3-lb catty boxes Imperial do, MorrI-
sons cargo
90 bags Dutch Company Java Coffee
10 do handsome Manila do
20 do ST. Domingo DO
25 boxes Goshen Cheese
30 reams Wrapping Paper -.
16 bbs Vinegar (prime for pickhng)
Just received per schr Virginia, ifom NE"
York, and for sale low by
aug1 STEPHEN SHINN. Janney.s wharI:
ST. CROIX SUGAR.
y Hogsheads superior st. Croix Sugar, just
y received and for sale by i.
aug IL STEPHEN SHINN, Janney.s wharf
WINDOW GLASS.
az Halfboxes Washington City Glass,
ZCl lust received and for sale by
.mo11 HUGH G.. SMITH.
MADEIRA WINE.
YEyHE subscribers have received, per the schr'
Il Village, from Madeira,
10 half pipes
20 quarter casks of finest old high colored
Madeira Wine, from the house oil
Murdoch, Shortridge Co.
And hare in Store, Of previous importation,
S pipes and 90 half pipes of the finest wine o,
Murdoch, Yuille & Co., part OF which has mac q
the benefit of a voyage to the East indies. AL
old. and warranted of the very pest guallty,
aug 6 A. Y. CAAEteO :. = - -
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DIR, VIM. Howard, and two assistant Enri.
sneers, are about to enter upon a survey OF The;
Susquehanna, with view of ascertainiug tfie
,p;.ac9caolllty and expediency of making ma
aonal navigable communication from the Ches-
apsake to the Lakes
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-09-03
GPUBLIC. No. 93.1

AN AC 1 to prohibit the corporations of
Washington, Georgeiown, md Alex
andrIa, IN the District of Columbia,
from issuing prOmissury notes or bills
of any denomination less than ten dol
lars after the period therein IN ntlon.
ed, aud for the gradual withdrawal
from circulation Of all such notes or
bulls.
BE IL enacted By The Senate and House NJ
/ Rcprescn 'diipcs Of The Uuiied Suites Of .ln,e
ricn IN Congress nSSemb'ei That IT shall nol
he lawful for the corporation of Wash.
n@t"n, Ge"rgetown, or Alexandria, ~
the DlSrrIct of Columbia, or either oi
them, after the FIRST day of March, righ-
| teen hundred aud thirty-ninr, t. issue
Uny promIssory note or bill of less de-
nomination than ten dollars PrOUided,
that II shall not he Lawful for either OF
the Corporations aforesaid to make or is
~nr any new pr"mlSsnry notes or bull, af
ter the passage of this net, oi less de-
nomination than ten dollars.
SIC. ,. and be IT further ena 'tcd, Thai
each and all the curruratlonS aforesaid
shall a"nually withdraw from circulation
and destroy pr0mlssory notes or bills re-
spectIyely issued by either of them of a
less denomination than ten dollars, so as
To effect reduction of one-tifih per an
uum of the amount which ench corpora
uon may have IN cIrcuIntlon of the said
notes or bulls; and render an account at
zach session tn Congress, showing the
amount wIthdrawn and exriugulshed ns
aturesnld, aud the balance still Ia cIrcu.
laiIon.
Src 3 .4nd be II further enacted That, on
failure at esther or all at the corpora
tons aforesaid Ia comply with the re-
quIrrmruts of the second section nf this
act, II shall 40, thereafter he law fu for
tue c"rp"rntlnu ur corporations su fail
my, tn issue any pr"mlSsnry note ar bill
ut less denomination than ten dollars.
Approved, June Both, 1894.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-09-03
Tpublic. No. so. !

AN ACT increasing the salaries Of the
Judges of the United States for the
Territories of Michigan, Arkansas,
aud FIorlda.
BE ii rnacfed by the Senate and Hyusc
of Representatives Of the United States
of Ameri, an Congress ossembied, That
there shall be allowed aud paid, annual
ly, to each Of the judges of the United
States for the Territories of Michigan
Arkansas, and Florida, the sum of three
hundred dollars, in addition 10 the saIa-
ries now allowed by law to the said
judges, respectively.
Sec. 2. Ind be a. further enacted,-
That this act shall take effect from the
first day of January eighteen hundred
aud thIriy-four, and that the several
sums authorized to be paid. shall he paid
out of any money in the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated.
SEC. g. .4ad be II further enacted, That
the increased salary allowed by this act
shall only be paid To such judges in the
Territories of Floridas and Arkansas as
are not allowed the extra compensation
under the act of May 1923, providing
for the adjudication of land claims, auc
shall take effect us to the relnalude
when the extra pay aforesaid shall n,
longer be paid.
Approved, June 30th, 1884.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-09-03
lPuBLIC. No 95 !
AN ACT to nuthorize the Seer

AN ACT To nnthoriZe the Secretary ot
the Treasury la grant rlght of way,
Ia n certdIu case, IN the city of New.
York.
BE il enacted By ihe Senate I'd Rous, OF
Representatives. oj The Usued States Of .ine-
ricI IN Congress assembled. That the Srcre-
tary nt the Treasury hr, aud he I, here.
hy, authorized to grant unto the Presl.
dent, Directors, aud Company If the
Btuk ot the United States, aud th.,r
successors aud assigns, n right of way
aud passage, over aud upon the land.
and premises, purchased 10y the Umr,d
States for the site of u custom hons. i'm
the port Of New York, aud upon such
terms and conditions aud with such re.
SerEallnns aud restrlctlons ~ in his l,J,
ment the public interests may rranir,
lnr the purpose nf carrying INTO effect
the act eutllled a. An net making apnro.
prIallons for custom house, IN the c,ty
of New York, aud for other pnrpnsps''
passed the thirteenth " pf July, m the
year one thousand eight hundred aud
dirty two.
Approved, S0th June, 1884
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-09-03

THEA ERIcAL.- Wednesday and Thursday
evening we did not attend, but FRIDAY evening
we we're there with full house, to witness the
ms,chess performances Of HAMBLlN and
Mrs SHARPE. Damon and Pythia, were en-.
acted on this evening. Damon, By Hambin -
Hermion by Mrs Sharpe, in which character
she far eSceeoed The expectation of those wEo
had cume to witness her. Calsnthe by Mrs J
Barnes was well done. Pythias by MIR Wheat.
ley was better than any of hls prior perorman,
ces
Monday evening Weather very unfavorable,
being rainy, house thin il being generally sup
posed that postponement would take lace
However the performances were had Bertram
BY HambGn, lmogine by Mrs. Sharpe. The
acting Of this evening was nothing short Of any
thing we have had. 1t was splendid, thrilling,
and tn sight, divine.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-09-03
TPUgLIC. NO. 90 !


AN ACT for changing the term Of the
District Court for The Western Dn-
trIct Of Louisiana.
BE ii en0cied by The Senate and House Of
Representatives. NJ the Unifed States Of .9ns
riea 4" Congress assembled, That the tenn
ot The DIstrcI Conrr of the United States
for the Western District of Louisiana,
hall hereafter commence aud he hnlcrn
"n the tlnrd Monday of March IN each
aud every year, instead of the time here
tot"rc appointed by law, aud the c4url
shall then he holden under the powers, b.,
duties, rules and regulations heretofore
prescribed by law.
SEC. 2. Anu be IL further enocted, That
all process, pleadIngs, motions, suits and
business, heretofore begun, pending, and
undetermined, shall stand continued, VA
lid adjourned over to the said next term
of saId court, to be holden on the said
third Monday in March next, then tn be
proceeded in, rs # regularly returnabe
10 notified, or, set, for that term.
Approved, June Both, 1884.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-09-03
GPuhllc. No. 81. I

AN ACT making compensation for Ger
taIn diplomatic services, and for other
purposes.
BE it enacted By the Senate and Hoase
of Representatives Of the U"ited Siatc> Of
America in CoHgreS, assembled, THAI
there he allowed aud paid To W. III. ID.
G. Wright, TO supply The deficiency of
former appropriation in payment oi
the balance found due to him in the ad-
justment Of his accounts, mud for Ills di-
plomaiic services nj the Court of BraZIl,
after the death of Mr. Tudor, aud before
the arrival of Mr.. Crown, the sum of five
thousand aud thirty-seven dollars.
Also, To the State Of Maine, To reim-
burse the expense of supporting certain
American cluzcns in prison at Frederic
ton, in w-BrunSwick, seven hundred
and seventy five dollars.
Also, 10 John Adams Smith, Nathan
iel Niles, aud J. c. Pickett, Secretaries
of Legation, n compensation for their
services as Charges d'AtfaIres, at the
rate of four thousand five hundred dol
lars per annum, during the time that
they were actually left IN charge of the
affairs of the Legations to- which they
were attached, deducliug ,hereIrom the
amount already paid to them AS Secre-
tarles of Legation the aforesaid sums
to be paid out of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
To James C. Pickett, Secretary oi
Legation. left in charge of the nif Irs oi
the United States nj Bogota on the ter.
minaiion of the mission of Mr.. More,
one quarters salary for the expense "i
his return to the United States, five hun
ored dollars.
Approved. June 30th, 1884.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-09-03
approved, Both June. 1894.
fPu5lic. No. 70. |

AN ACT in addition 10 the "act more
effectually To provide for the punish
ment of certain crimes against the
United States, and for other purpo-
ses," approved March third, eighteen
hundred aud twenty-five.
BE it ,nacted by the Senaie and Romse
of Representations Of The Lnited States
Of .imerica in Congress assembled. That
whenever any criminal cUnricied ofnny
offence against the United States, shall
be imprisoned, in pursuance of such CON
yctiou, and of the sentence thereupnn,
in the prison or the Penirentinry Of any
Stale or Territory, such criminal shnIl
in ali respects, be subject 10 the same
discipline and treatment, ~ c0nylc's sem
fenced by the courts Of the State or Ter
rirory, in which such prison or penilen-
tiary is situated, aud while go confined
therein, shall also he exclusively under
the control of the officers having charge
Of The same, under the laws Of the SAID
State or Territory.
Approved, June 30, 1884,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-09-03
Public. No. S3.l

AN ACT to relnqulsh the reversion-
ary interest of the United Stn,es in u
certain Indian reservation lying be.
tween the rivers Mississippi aud Dcs-
mojns.
Be IL enacted By the Senate and house Of Re
rressnsasiues IF the United States Of .imerica
IN Congress a:ssnbItd, That oil he right
title and interest which Nigh, accrue nr
revert 10 the United Sraias 10 the reser-
va,ion of lands lying between the rivers
Desmoins and Mississippi, which was
reserved for the use of the half breed.
belonging to the Sacs and Fox natlon..
now used by them, or sOme of them, un.
Der = tres,y made snd concluded be.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-09-03
\ Approved, June 80, 1884.



AN ACT To nathurise the President of
the United STATES to direct transfers
Of appropriations in the naval service,
under certain circumstances.
Be ii en- ritd By The Senate and Hous. Of
Representatives Of The United Stotss of .4o,s-
ricd IN Cong reSs assembled, That, upon the
application of the Secretary If the Navy
the President of the United States, shall
have authority whenever in his opinion,
the contingencies nf the public service
may require nj any period between The
close at the year, and the passage of ne
new naval appropriation bIlls-to direct
that pnrt # the money appropriated
for particular branch Of the naval SET
vice the former year To he applied In
Mother branch of the said service; il
which case special account of the mo
mes thus Transferred, and Of their appli
cnti"n, shall be'laid before Congress pre
ylous to lis adjournment.
Approved, 30rh June, 1884.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-09-03

ThcdtricdLS of, at.-There are several
companies of Thespinns perfurming on
the Mississippi, III fiat bouts, fitted up ms
Thrn'res. They float from plantation
tn plantation, and from town To town,
and go wherever there is "a probability
"f success. When business is dull at
one point, they have nothing To do hut
trip anchor aud away. The aquatic
TheatrIcnls originated ON that river with
the Chapman family, who prriorm "A
few years since at the Walnut street
theatre aud It is said on the leyee, that
they find the speculation very profitable.
Miss Caroline Chapman is the Fanny
kemhe of the Western waters, aud
when she perfnrms the manager H. al
why's sure uf n good boat For some
time the ChapmanS had the harvest uf
the waves all to themselves: The plant.
ers were delighie NJ the noyelty-nud
wherever the theatre flnstpd, II was sure
Ia he loaded, before the hour nf periurm-
ancc, down Ia the very guards. Since
that golden period, 1t Is reported that
sundry in'erlnpers have appeared and
oprned nppnsliIon establishments, Ia the
great ,letrltnent at the regular drama -
The spirit uf com petliion may produce
.,ssmboa, theatres on the father of n.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-09-03
From the Newport Mercuryl
RHODE ISLAND ELEC lion.

NJ Seml-annuhI Election ioI ISPIesSH-
tayes 10 the general Assembly took place
ihhe several towns Of this State, on
Tesday last.-ht this election, Delegates
me also appointed to the Convention, for
fmlng Constitution for the State.-ln
clsecuence Of the choice Of a L. S. S ma
t deyolying upon the Legislature ct their
rxt Session, an unusual excitement pre-
,ied at this Z eclion. and the choice Of
representatives, was warmly contested.
In this town the following gentlemen
wre elected Representatives, without oP
psition, VIZ - Benz. Hazard, n. s. Rug
e,s, II. Y. Cranston, John Stevens, George
( KING, John V. HOmmett, (Whigs.)
Portsmouth. Abner Chase, Borden Slo-
nm, Peleg CogP Peshall, Stephen Thomas,
Wings elected without opposition.
7ireeton - K obert Gray and Gideon Dul-
fe. Jackson elected without opposition.
Little. Compton. Jededlah Shaw, and
Nathaniel Church, (WhigsJ re elected
ilr Shaw by maj. of43.
JQmestown.-H. K. Carpenter, and A.
F. Potter, (Jackson) reelected by maj
&C.
North Providence. Stephen Randall and
Nathan a. Brown, (Whigs); Mr.. Randall
was re elected by a majority ofl7.
Johnston. D. w. King, and Edward A.
Mauton, tW Mgsl; DR.. King was elected
by a maj. of 28, and Mr. Manron by l9.
War,Oiek - VIM. Sprague, jun. Bennett
Low, JOSIAH Wcslcott, Gideon Spencer,
,AntImasous) The Two latter in place oI
I homas Remington, and h. Arnold, the
late jackson members.
Snihfetd - Ezekiel Fowler and Sessions
Mowry, (Whigs,) by a maj. OF %, in place
OF d. Harris, and y Spear the late Jack
son members.
East Green,Oich. Daniel Greene, anC
job II. Greene, (Wmgs) re elected by
majority.
Cumberland. j Whipple and Otis Ma
son, (Whigs) reelected by an increased
majority.
iSNf ' ttS tDt'- - II iHhlIh't, dHu . -
Drown, (W higs) reelected by . maj.
Hopknton.- b B. Thurston. Jackson,
re elected, and G. Arnold, (Whig) by
maj. ofI4 over Col. E. Barber, the Jack
sen candidate.
Westerly. George D. Cross, (Whig
without opposition, and Lyndon Taylor
(Jackson) rec lected by 9 maj
ChariestoWn.-Samuel Perry, jun. ant
Caleb Kinyon, (Jackson) elected by maj
in opposition to ID. King, and J. Cross.
Coventry o. &. Waterman, and Jamc
G. Bowen, (Wmgs) re-elected,t the latter b!
29 majority.
North Kingstown.- Chris. Allen, an'
VIM. Browning, <Jackson) the latter il
place cf JaIEes Allen, [Antimason) by
.maj. of @.
Hest Greenwich.-R Robert Hall Jackson
reelected, and Seth Brown, (Whig) i
place Oft +. Hazard. by one majority.
In Providence, Bristol, Warren, Sout
/ Kirgstown, Exeter, Richmond, Gloceste
Foster. Mitdlctowu, New -Shoreham Crar
ston. BurrlIlvIle and Scimate, the fornC
members were reelected without oppos
j, ton.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-09-03
Improved, June Both, 1894.
IPupLIc. No. "a.


AN ACT authorizing the Governors of
the several States 10 transmit, by
mail, CERTAIN books and Documents.
BE II enacted By the Senate and Hons. Of
representatives Of The United States Of fine
riea in Coogres, assembled, Thot IT shall be
lawful for the Goyernors of the several
States TO transmit by mnii free of Post
aye. all snnd reports whether bound
or unbound, aud all records and docu
ments uf their respective States, which
may he directed by the Legislature Of
the seyernI Staies to he transmitted IN
HE Executive of other Stales aud the
Goyernor Of the State transmitting the
same shall, IN addition to his frank, en-
dorse the kind Of book or document en-
closed, aud direct the same 10 the Go
vernon of the State to whlch the same
may he senI.-Approved, June 80, 1884.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-09-03

We have no disposition TO mislead the
public as to the elections now going on;-
thus fartruth has always answered our pur
pose, aud we will noi willingly abandon her
IN our present or future statements The
Nationals have always claimed much on pa
per, and obtained little or nothing in fact
In this State 1t is well known that the ad
mlnlstraton and anti masonic parties united
have formed the State administration party.
and since their Union have carried every
vote in Grand Committee, which Grand
Committee elect the officers Of the State
and the Senators to Congress, They are
now able to do the same as heretofore, with
majority, however little diminished, but
according to .he returns, by at least five ma
jnrlty- and We hope and trust it will be
found larger. Rhode-IsIand has not fallen
though by greet eXertions and bribery two
or three members of the lower house have
been changed. Nr. Burgess has 10 chance
to be elected Senator from Rhode Island, as
appearances now cleary indicate, but some
one of the State administration party will be
called to that Important station. The ac.
counts from Providence, published in the
Federal papers of New York and Boston,
claim n majority in Grand Committee of
from 10 to %, and calculating at that rate
from the increased distance, by the time it
reaches the South and West, it will easily
magnify the report to an entire unanimity !!
Thus we see what dependence can be placed
on the election acconrts. after they have
gone through the pers devoted to the Bank
sristocracy. COMM.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-09-03
DELEGATES TO THE CONYEN-

DELEGATES TO TIE CO.NV EN-
TIO.N--Tne following are the Delegates
chosen to the Convention, which is to meet
at Providence on Monday next, to form a
Constitution, as far as we have received
returns from the several towns -
.Newport Benz. Hazard, Asher Rob-
bins K K kaudolph, VIM. c. Gibbs,
II. Y. Craoston, George G King
ProUtdeuce john Pltman, homas
W. Dorr, VIM. Pabodie, Thomas Ri
yers.
Uarwick james Rhodes, Charles
Brayton, Thomas Remington, Stephen
Harris.
Portsmouth. james Chase, Abner
Chase. Joseph Thomas, Jos. ChIlds.
.Middietown.-George lrIsh, Benja-
MN Weaver.
Jamestoun.-H. X. Carpenter, a.
+. Potter.
Tiperton. james Manchester, g. w.
Humphrey
Lille COmpton,--Jedediah Shaw, n.
Church
Sonrh Kimgstown Elisha Watson.
VIM. Marchant.