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Now We must have no more torchuehi
I meetings, keep your guns, nnd pistols, and
dAggers bright and clean, bide your time,
be ready as one man IN act when called
upon. shall not have many more OPP
pofiunitles of addressing YOU. On Christ
mas-day the members Of the Convention,
those from the North and the Lancashire,
Staa0rdshre, and Yorkshire districts, will
hold a solemn meeting in Manchester 10
arrange their plans, which shall shake this
great empire TO her centre. Yesterday was
presented in Manchester by a party Of
gentlemen with q handsome dagger silver
hllted, and scabbard, in token Of their con-
hdence and esteem. The men OF Bury
have their eyes Ga you, men Of Ashton;
all England has lis eyes upon YOU Won
are their guide and beacon. The noble
stand you have made against the accursed
Poor Law places YOU on a proud pre-em- !
hence, and | tell the three Somerset house |
devils, tell the magistrates, | tell Lord |
John Russell, before we will be separated |
rom our wives and children 10 be fec on
'killy, not one, but from DukinfeId-hill to
Ashton, and the blood aud bone houses
between here and alybridge, (mark,
ion't mean cottage houses,) aye, and all
'taIybridge, shall be one wide sheet of
lame"
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Continued Alarm. Lord John RusseI
is sounding the alarm about Bristol. and
the Mae'stracy ate almost panic struck a,
the fomidabeoess OF the Chartisfs. In a
! circular TO the Magistrates he says
~ have informed the Lord Lieutenant
of the county that in case there should be
good cause for experimenting that riots are
about to take place, and The principal in
hahitants of a disturbed district should he
DESTROYS of forming an Association for the
protection Of life and properly, and offer
their services 10 Government for that mr..
pose, their services will be accepted In
case OF such an Association being formed
will give orders for providing such arms
as may be necessary at the expence of Gov
ernment.
i" am desious OF calling your attention
TO tins communication, and have only 10
add, that il any gentlemen are desrons Of
exertIng themselves in Joining or tormitp
such an association, their service will he
accepted, and proper supply of necessary
arms, Tor the protection OF life and property
provided
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Petition fthe National Convention.
The members Of the National Convention
met this morning at their room in Fleet.
street, FOR the purpose of proceeding with
the national petition to the house of Mr.
/. Atwood, who is to present il 10 the
House Of Commons this evening. The
petition had been placed in a sort Of
frame, and excited some attention. Po-
lcemen were employed TO keep off the
crowd from the cart in which it was sta
toned. 1t is two miles and 1904 yards in
length, and has a million and quarter OF
signatures. When rolled up it formed
cylinder OF about yard in diameter, and
three yards in circumference, and it is so
heavy that eight men were employed TO
take IL with the frame. Mr.. F. O'Connor
having formed the members into procession,
the petition was placed in a van, decorated
with flags, and soon after two O'Clock some
thirty or forty members walked from the
room, and set out with it, as proposed, TO
Mr.. Alwood's house. The crowd cheered
loudly as the petition was placed in the
van. About two or three hundred persons
were collected, but it excited little attention |
Except IN the immediate neighborhood of
he court-London Courier.
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JOHN 5. NEYsMIrH, wholesale Me.
chant Of Montreal,who was in N. York At
the time OF the last rising in Canada, sn
had less TO do with it than Van Buren, had
short time since returned and ia now in
Montreal Jail; SO says our informant. Nj,
Neysmith passed the winter with M
brother-in-law, Mr.. W. Thorp in Fafta
While there, we had the honor OF making
his acquaintance and found him warm
friend and talented honorable gentleman
British treachery has thrown him into,
filthy loalhSome Jail, where, being man
81 slender constitution, he cannot bear Nd
against the i'll treatment and suffering which
has caused the death OF great numbers Of
the Patriots. He did not return last fall
because he heard that a warrant of High
Treason had been issued against him. Nor
did he now return till be had permission
from Colborne to do so without LET O,
hlndrance." British treachery is becoming
proverbial.
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~
sn5 II by tho trssty brtwern tie twf
etawsf, Canada doris net rcnsia 20 tAs
FfeSch nsiiaa. those officers o. other per.
sort or Augfaics for ihem, shat have i.me
and liberty 10 SCI! their sejagsotirs. ho8ses
and other landrd estates, their movesbies.
househosd, &c. &C.. 10 tase with them o.
cause 70 be taken TO France shc produce Of
them, either ia letters n exchange, money.
furs or ia any other rquivalcnt, according
20 the S7lh article. " Granted"
80. The inhabitants of any other peo-
pie who shall have suffered damages, 10
their property, movable OF immoveable
iefi AZ Quebec under the faith Of the CAPT
tulaiiou Of that city, may make their re-
pfesen,s'ions to the British Government,
which shall grant them justice. Gran
ted"
30. TIE pFcsent Csp,ulsiion shall be +
inviosably executed IN ali its articles on both +
sides and 10 good faith ,nolWithstanding all I
violation and oil other pre,encr as TO pre-
ceding cspisulations. Granted"
rosr-scRIPruM.
81. In case there should remain any In. +
dams after the surrender of this city. the
English General will take care that they
shall not enter into the city, and that
they shall not insult in any way wba,ever
His Most Christan Msesty's subjects. {
.fHs"er,- " IL shall be taken care that the 1
Indians do not insult His Mos. Christian
MsJesiy's subjects" i
30. The troops and other subjects of Il
His Most Christian Majesty who are TO II
60 10 France, shall be shippedfn a fort c
night OF the iurthermost after the signing
OF the present equalization. Answered o
by the "a article" g
d. The troops and other subjects or -
III" Most Christian Majesty who are 10 d,
sail to France, shall be lodged and encamp. pr
ed In the city Of Montreal and other posts III
'hey now actually occupy, until the mo =.
ment they shal embark for their vow. /
age; In the meantime passes shall be gran as
led TO those who may need them to 90 to er
i'iierent places Of the colony 10 settle their >
business. Granted" al
81. An officers and soldiers in The ser. ex
nee OF France who have been made pri- SUI
ones in Canada and in New Enc. ac'
and, shall be sent back as soon as possible -,
France where their ransom or EXCHANGE
nan be settled according 10 the Cartel ,
nd II any OF those officers have business PHI
Canada, they shall be at liberty TO come Ste
hilher. "Granted." be
%. As TO militia, officers miltiamen and ,l'l'
'cad'ans who are prisoners 10 New Eng ind
nd they shall be sent back 10 their homes ass
n'rer,-" Granted, excepting the Aca- Re
ans" allie
one at Montreal, slh Sept. I76O. me,
(Signed) FAUDREUIL. or.
one at the Camp opposite Montreal. the WEI
sth September, 1890. An
(Signed) AMHERST. thei
IToh. c,.y, the
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JUNE 10.

Mr.. BedSolcil,who a shor, time sir,. ,
into the hands of the tories near Mss,.,
Bay was returning from Montreal. whit.
he had been in order 10 transact some /.
siness in relation to his property, which \
attorney dare not do for fear Of Common.
ing himself. He had also some child,r
college for whom it was necessary 10 -.
vide, else they would have been turned ~.
Tiger and the other prisoners la,,h =.
rested on The Frontier. Although we b,r
been long accustomed TO the ralsebood.
the Tory Press Of Canada, vet we wo,.
first surprised at the malice Of the s,oo.
drel who edits "L'Ami du peun. =.
when we read an article in tina, ,...
which associated the name of Bon.ro,,
Nlger and other patriots with The l..
robberies on the Richelieu. 1t now ,..
out that these robberies were Commit
6y the LoyaistS under borrowed colora
.
many OF whom have been discovered
arrested. Mr.. Viger has always sus,o;.'
The character Of an honorable man 49,,
hat cannot be said of Mr.. Leblanc
Narconny, the editor in question.
% " L'Ami du PeupIe" has also I,,.,
made an ungalant attempt TO wound II.
ceilings OF most respectable Cans5,,
ady; we mean Madame Drolet, the I,lr
II Charles Drolet Esq, of Quebec, row,
refugee. Mrs. d., than whom MN.
TODD higher in Society, has left the Pra
lnce to join her husband at Buffalo. ,,l
We congratulate the citizens of TIM, oD,,. II
n this valuable accession to their mos, -.
pectable society. Mr.. and Mrs. Dro.
Ill soon win that respect and esteem with
Inch they have always been honoured IN
anada.
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MRS. LouST.-The benevolent citizen'
Of Buffalo have lately made up a purse o.
1850 cents for The Widow and orph'a
children of the Martyred Lount.
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|populacc ny PnxeH. Otherwise be would
have bcen seriously ma.ifeascd, Il DOT KID
|e5.
/ Immediately after the ou,rage at Land.
'aes, P3wrt lc't that place tor his own fcx-
elrace peaf Nelchpool, and was OF home
during the whole ol Sunday He was 81.
pretended about eleven O'Clock OF night,
~i'fn q Tavern in Weichpooi. He was
IrnnediaA~sy conveyed before Mr.. Myiton,
county magistrate. and Mr. Jones, the
mayor Of Nelchpool, BIS whom, after a
short examination, he was committed TO
Montgomery gaol 10 take his trial at the
next assizes. The soldiers are quaIefed
here. but the town is quiet.
Newtown, Monday.
Eight persons have been arrested to-day 1
charged with bring concerned in the late
disturbance. They were brought before +
I.ofd Forester, Mr.. O. Gore, NJ. r., Mr.. /
W bilmorc, VI. r., and Lord Give. They
are placed IN custody, and Tomorrow il is
eS hected they will undergo an examination.
The Shropshire Yeomanry, the Pension.
Prs, andthe South Salop Militia, are pro-
letting the town, which continues in a
state Of excitement. The i9th Regiment,
rom Ireland, is hourly expected.
Private meetings of the Chartsis take
lace in the evening, and one or two of I
he leaders, man named Lloyd, and some
thers from Rhaydser, have been seen in 4,
he neiahborhood, but, with every DISPOSE. r
ION 10 apprehend them, the authorities .
annot at present prefer any charge :
Measures, however, are being taken 10 !,
insure the apprehension of some of the !
nown ringesders. =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-21
SATURDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER el. 1889.
sREOO CHALLENGE!!!-LERoY sPECIFIQUE
ID OUO FRANCHISE, Cor French spec6c.) for the
"a A. a

&EnA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SPECIFIQUE
ID OUO FRANCHISE, Tor French specfc.) for the
Goaorhaa, elects, female complaints and all discharges
the secret organs.
The American agents Of this celebrated medicine would
rizc The pubc that this is the great specific of Doctor
Jerome Leroy, Of Paris celebrated for the OF this
class Of diseases N
In the early stages Of the disease 1t will positively effect
ia few days without restriction Of Diet fear Of
posure and whs, much important il never leaves T.
parts subject tie troublesome elects weakness that
occur often after the Of other medicines
In long proracted stages cf the Genorrh@a in obstinate
Geet weakness Of those organs Is without doubt the
most eGectual remedy discovered.
win also be found certain preventative against the dis
exposed and in any where there to fear
few doses will is progress and any further
trouble.
II is not intention to that deceptive system Of
putting common in this city, better proof OF ITS efficacy
challenge any to be produced that il win not
der forfeit Of $500
o. Observe large bottle is sufficient to any
cent of the complaint
Each bottle accompanied witt full description Of The dis
aud all the necessary directions the English and French
languages.
f.. sale only at the agents cce No. IS Nassau street, four
doors from Fulton street, Cup stars Price $3.50 bottle
Small bottles 81 aul7 3m+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-21
CARTER AND THOkP,
Book, y OBJ and Catalogue Printers,

No. SO, Exchange Place.
DOCKS Pamphlets. Cards Circulars, Handbills, Gaia.
- logues and every DESCRIPTION Of Mercantile, Law No
tariaI Blanks, executed the most moderate terms.
Messrs Carter and Therp thanks for the liberal
patronage hitherto extended to them and would respect fully
inform the public that their type presses SC. entirely
ard Of the approved stye they entertain but little
doubt Of giving satisfaction to all who may entrust them with
orders.
{hy- Be particular. No. So Exchange Place. So lm+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-21

NEW PERIODICAL--THE MONTHLY CHRoNE
IN Gle OF ORIGINAL LiTERATURE.-The second
number Of this periodical ready for delivery,
tanning papers by the following distinguished writers PRO
ngraham, Mrs Sgonrey W.D Gallagher Of Cincin.
patti w. Shreeve Hamdcn Morsrty - w. Cone. DR. War.
rem, Miss Caroline Thayer, g. Donald Mcleod, &c. &c,
sudscrbes requested 70 be forwarded 70 tie pub
Usher, ms Has. y. SAUNDERS, 357 Broadway.
Subscriptions Cor the year ssooo % cenpr number %
(tARRIAGEs-The Subscribers constantly receiving
~ from their mandatory, "a New Haven, Carriages of All
which they offer to the public the most IA
vorabe terms at their Repository Nos 20 and ~ Cana
Tho.e Wishing 10 purchase will DO we'll call and examine
au37.Im. BREWSTER d co.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-21

NEW REFECTORY.-J. SWEENEY informs his TREND
IN andte public that ne has opened Refsctoy ths3
large and elegant building No l44 Fulton Fish, Flesh
and Fowl always he onna his tables and every deios
cy OF the provided appears the market
No attention will be Wasting his part give generi
satisfaction and he hopes find that generous
which he is determined 10 deserve.
ji0-d - ~+ .tht *e*e ,. SWEENEY
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- FOR NEW ORLEANS, Dirvot-The
r. steamship N4ArcHEz. 900 tons bqr,hen;
Jsseph swiler master, will sail for the above
port, 18th on Octabr PROVIDED the acecdntsrem New
Orlean. are fsyerauie to the health place 80
undergone material Rteratons and iipro
yements aud il now believed be most suba;sA and
fastest steamer bscseing the United States in the
Maia Saloon Siao-in the Fore Saloon oh,orea unosr
years and srvsp half prieeA few tons Of light
will be taken frcak at 80 per Cubic ooApay
BOARD at the waarf Trout Of the Tesseso Warsheuse or
sleatloo r6ts1ElU N II Old Slip.
SsSX- FOR NEW ORLEANS-To sail q. the LIST October
&xHf The we'll known frs, class Ceppered and Copper
will sail alb For freight passage, having very 80
prior datoas aod te moderate, apply 10 Capt
Glover hoar at Pine street Wharf, at de Office coraor
Of Pine aud South streets az.
xIFFs ToR MosiLE-To sail on the xst of October
YN-The frat class, fast sailing, coppered aud copper
safastened packet ship NEVA, Capt Baaker, will sail
as above Her accommodations Tor cabn and siesrase pa
scsers to snar her preference Persons intend
ing embark should embrace this favorable opportunity
y aa.ns immediate application On board At hs foot Of
$40 Ats corner Of Pine and Sou'h sts
N,ssH FOR NEW oRLEANs-Posit,veIy first Regular
Ef|ylh packet-Louisiana and New York pe.-The fast
ToG ahagay having most Of her cargo engaged
vail sail Immediately. For freight passage having hand
some furnished appy On sG"ss a. ORGANS
IS Is South street.
6MS FOR sAvANNAH-Rrig Line.-rhe elegant frs.
Mx&> class fast sailing brig MADISON, Capt Eenda
cabin steerae passage having elegant apply
on board foot Of Maiden lane, or to
RAWSON McMURRAY,
corner of Pine and South SITS.
SSS- MOBILE PACKET, CITY LlNE-Gocs to the
KKK WharThe elegant fast sailing regular packet brig
As-s. MOBILE Capt. James HART having the 8 eatest
part engaged asd going board will be dispatch
ed without delay For cabin stserass passage, having
elegant .mnodaon apply board between Pine St and
Murrays wharf, or to RAWSON McMU1RAY,
sig OF Pine and South sts.
SLYS FOR LivERPOOL--New L,e Regular Packet Of
EEot 2sth September. The eegegaut pacEet Ship 'hsr
daa, Captain A. f. De Peyster, 900 tous burthen
will sail above For freight passage hasing accommoda
tons unqualled for spendor comfort apply on board at
Orleans w, arr fact OF Wall street or to +. COLLINS
Co 50 South street au27
The Packet Ship Gsrck CAPITALS Palmer vii succeed the
Sheridan and sa;I on the 10Th October au27
rar BROWNS FALL STYLE OF HArs-On hand
m and constantly maausctu ing elegant assortment of
xSA his mach admired Hats Of the latest Fall fashion.
Ao avery large assortment Of Fur Mu. from he lowest
price the costly -sher with extensive assortment
ofcsstemen cloth and fur caps. Yous md chldns cloth
and caps all of which offered the most reasonable
terrnt BROWN, I'D Chatham street,
sl4 SIN Opposite Roosevelt. ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-21
GENrLENEN,s

poraHr, AND rHE rvLL vaLvr GIVES ~ cAsH, nv
n. LEVITT " Duane st., 3 doors from William.
M3- Knowing there persons who MAKES great pm 10
be,r advertisements Cor Cast on Clothing, So &c and who
in nsp DO not give " - v
viii ae~re tho.
heap ~ ~
| vaN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-21

r b. IRWIN 60, Members Of the koyal COLLEGE Of Sur
ID geons, London, continue 10 be CONSULTED delicate dis
all their various stages al their Office 204l Fuor 81
where the commodous Arrang Of their
aboring under delicate complaints be treated, win
secrecy and safety.
j. D. Irwin Go. pledge themelve. that IN all Of the
violent v,nerea which have hitherto fallen under their
notice, their without mercury has been most
rabc attention to their superior practice in those diseases
their reputation this city we'll known and respected BY
those who had 10 oonJe in their honor strongly
recommended females who n the habit % using Their
Deobsrucnt Pills. that than should be taken
any occasion, might produce effects which those Who
would be mothers desrout 10 avoid can BE-
hadreccn cured in two days Thos who have injured
Themselves secret aud deru habit obtain relief
Solvent security is all that III be required until shall
be effected Letters post paid detailing the nature Of the
paut and covering suitable fee will he immediately attend
ed to- and medicines with full directions, forw arded TO the
parties. a"~ I'M
VNHE STUDY OF BOOK KEEPfNG ss Cedar street
near Broadway.--C. &. MARSH, Accountant, seutnscs
mercantile education Also 10 open close dust accounts
and 10 write up books E
The course in trucon through which the pupil passes
thoresShy practical and the person OF good capacity who
dsyote about three eks 10 the study will he qualified TO
Lsp correctly and eleg anty the sccornso business
The student practically opens conducts closes and reopess
Of partnership accounts has brought before him more
than hundred different business transactions each OF which
subject of remark conversation and study he becomes
familiar with the various cunt books from sctuI use or e.
ference With trial balances balance sheets various Mercane
calculations IN Equation o Payments DISCOUNT and interests
Exchange Insurance, NC. SC. l. .#f
O. c. MARSH's WORKS, m
(Introduccd in y. Y. r. schools.)
" The Science of Double Entry Book keeping sinphed
standard work, eighth edition, 200 pages syo 81 IS
The Art Of Single Entry Bookkeeping, Improved BY the
introduction Of The Proof Of Balance = isops svo7Sc
Lecture on the Study o. Bookkeeping with Balance
sheet" A neat pamphlet, ispa i2mo price lscts.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-21
ONE PHICE HAT STOLE.

Hats ready for sale at the low fsed Prcs OF vs.
They surpass in beauty any ofersd Tor me same
ightne Durability and ustr. The great number Of hats
which they M and for sas only enables them to Furnish sp
article superior to those Usually sold at the price The
paec enved examine and Judge their merits at BHowS
Coa wholesale and retail warehouse, l7S Chatham, corner
of Moit.street. New York sl3. 3ms
81 CARLTON HOUSE, BROADWAY, TO LET.
WH This Hotel situated the highest ground and in the
~ fashionable part of Broadway Of Leonard
street AID extending Benson street. by m location and
ragemel it is well calculated for The accommodation Of fam
lies f private parors have from to three bed
attached. There 100 bid wi FIRE places The
dining is 80 feet by s0fet connecting with an Office
kitchen ad pantries the floor The cooking appara
tu is fully slaa any this country. There large rain
water cieis and wei of good water with force smp, by
which be ed toeach story with all other
rgenents and fixtures requedn the establishments Of the
kind. For terms, inquire of JOSHUA WALKER, South
Sharp street. Baltimore at No 49, Liberty street, New
Yort "a. 27.tf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-21
81 CARLTON HOUSE,, BROADWAY, TO LET.
q. w. TlLL0U. A
STocx, BAsK.NorE, GoLD AND SILVER
EXCHANGE BROKER,
l.. hxln.

No 81 Wallstssst fourth door below the New Exchaays,
New YoKK.
Uncurrcnt, money discounted at xhe lowest rates.
bought AND SOLD, Eastern money Southern money,
Western money, Northern moncyS0yerigns Doubooas,
Napoeons. Ten Thaler Peces American Gold Guneas Du
cats, Spanish Dollars Mexican Dollars, Hae Dollars Bank Of
England Notes, also Gold and Silver & following States
,ud Dominons:-
United States Hamburg
Austrian DoninioRs Genoa
Bavaria Haaover
Berne Holland rAt.f Jsaa
Brazil Malta
Brunswick Mexico
Cologne Naples
Columbia Milan
Denmark Netherland
East India Parma
England Piedmont
Franc. Poland
Frankfort on the Main Potugal
Geneva Prussia
Rome Russia
Sardinia Saxsny
Sicily Spain
Sweden Switzerland
Treves Turkey
Tuscany Venice
Wirtemberg& Zurich. au 81 lm'
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WANTED.-A young American English girl Of from II
tolo years ofage, to do the work Of small family
sstng ony Of agenteman and his wife Apply a. John st.
between the hours Of II and O'Clock. eu -pf au.26
NHAWLs."-l5o - Broche shawls, at - 40 each
- 200. do do asO
100 Superior quality and beautiful colors 20
500 8 rich cashmere (wool ard silk) 10 50
- 200 g elegant Casf neres from $40 to S25
Splendid new styles and most exquisite dengns-The Ladies
are invited to an Inspection Of the above also immense
y Of new shaded and figured Silks sans just
- VIM. VANN'S, 29l Grand street
siolW between Allen Orchard SITS.
AMERICAN FALL FASHION FOR 1889.
HOWELL, late of the firm Of Brown s Co.. under whose
direction that firm obi lined such patron
age presents to the public the AMERICAN FALL Fash.
ION Tor 1882 which admirable model any previous
pattern produced II about five years establish
ed n his business the equtab price syse which he
still scrupul usly adheres to, with advantage to himself
and patrons He would here however, mestion "A improve
msnt 10 qualy-nstead Of the long nap lie offers the
oe SKIN hat so much admredfor IFS smootness and beauty
wmie Tie price. SS-remains permanent. as before.
HOWELL, 2l0 Chatham square. up slsirs
't I'm corner Of the Bowery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-21

nANIEL SWEENEY, III Ann street, returns his ancesa
IL thanks 10 his friends for the liberal portthsy
have uniformly rendered him since he FIRST opened IA, aefsstor
and them that will be his constant endcsyvr inertia
continuance Of their appreciation His table Always urn,'hes
with the best the market affords; and those who may his
table With their presence, may depend upos being served witt
cleanliness, oisilify and prompfuae. ;ie n