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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04
To ti,r Public.

THE rights of EI.'aH and Publishers of papers
.1Fc J.tu goo bong neglected. Jl-Nrr ISL. never
b. done unless 'l#y f#areeavHs assert lriT It f. A
ca'1rl, lae musI rylt rlrs- Which Ia Gle end SAL
he found aIse s1aiary % Hr public lu4 5ruetr al.
o. those Engaged n tae press. Pa1. s--r- o. faPe-s
have uecn ~ bong imposed upon ty ,ae community
a. arge, that th,y are considered o. some extent q
degraded class 90 beings. wHeH a fact there Is 20
situation 10 life So honorable deriving ct Sd Ligh
consideration rrld4clyeut -a much god elass
which eNeTts ~ powerful Az influence. Il IS Known
10 be pruvefbal tor ue debtors 10 newspaper pub
isher- To consider rler demands as The asst 10 be
paid-dehts 10 which there IS attached no moral OBJ
Icctou and which they can refuse 10 pay with Jus-
uce and honor: hence i Is nCmbueut upon ihe con-
duciors of the press 20 asscr their own rights, and
resolve. seyefa yaud Jointly, 10 bfing all PATROLS Of
newspapers under the same obligations dat attach
10 other contracts. or always remain in poverty and
want. with thousands due them from the most sol
vent men 10 the country
We call upon al editors and publishers az paper.
who approve Of tie following rules 10 endorse
them by their slgnaturcs-pIaee them az tie head
Of their papers, and strictly adhere To them,
1. No subscription received without payment ia
airaHce.
,. No subscription received or less than si2
months
81. Advance payment Will be required from an
transient advertisers.
t,b. To announce no man Tor any office, either
ate or County, without the advaHce payment ol
ten dollars.
9th. PJhtical circulars charged as advertisements
and payment required "a adUdHce.
bih. Aladyersemeut, Of personal alteration
w.. be- charged double, aad payment required in al
vance
eth. Election tickets vii. not be printed without
order nor delivered to any person without payment
10 advance.
-lh Al subscribers, without respect 10 petsnns,
who are deInqnens, on The first Of October, will BE-
stricken from our list and their accounts Pun ia suit.
The above rules, we the unders sned pledge our
selves % abide by
JAMES 4. STEVENS,
Editor of the Nazoo Wing.
). H. B BLACK,
Editor Of the Natchcz Courier.
BESANCON 4 HALLIDAY,
Publishers of the Mississippi Free Trader.
JAMES IIAGAN,
Editor and Proprietor OF the Vcksburg Sentinel.
". NJ. SMiTH,
Editor Of the Grand Gulf Advertiser.
SAMUEL CURTIS,
propGelorof the Southern Argus.
THOMAS BROWN,
Editor Of the Rodney Telegraph
;, NJ. DUFFlELD,
Editor Of the Grand Gulf Wing.
WIN B. TEBO,
Editor Of the Favette Advertiser
4. u. e. 5. H. CORWlNE,
Editors and proprletors OF the laz0o Banner.
ARCH 5. CLARKE,
Publisher Port Gibson Correspondent.
G. A. 70 LSOM,
Editor ol the southern Sentinc,
WORTIIlNGTON & CHAPMAN
Editors and Projectors oi the Columbus Democrat
June 1889.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04
NntiCc.

FENliE subscribers take this method to inform the
Il their Gus omers, that oil debts due them must
ee patd, or satisfactorily arranged, as 10 make
'hem available, by ,he first OF March next or they
WI" lhd'scrmma'ely be pot IN a train Tor colec-
uoh Imperative necessity comnes them 10 adop,
'ns raHrset 10 enable them to discharge their own
obligations 20 thglr creditors
GIBSON s. LAW.
Columbus Feb o.h l~lO.-Sl-U
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04
Marshall. Sale.
Charles B. Gregory

Charles B. Gregory
Ne. 2Ds NS
Alexander, Edsa :. Ma.A.as,
Lemle. "a -S' ne,
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kQi VIRTUE d the above specified wrlls 70 nae y.
~ rccted from the hun,rahle DISTINCT Count Of
the Inhed states. Tor The Northern District oi Ms
sisSppl, whi sell on Monday thc SKIN daF o.
AprH, lSiu, at tue Court House ol LoMudes couh'
", The following Described property to VT; q tol
commencing on The south east corner ct Man aud
Market street. ~ block or square number two, run
nng westaardy twenty two ieei, Thence running
back "a SAIL lot nor,hwarjy sixty feet thence east
wardly twenty lwo icet 10 Market street thence
running along Market street sixty feet TO Tie begin.
nng bSmg piece or parcel OF lot number five, n
sand square number Two together WIN The store
house on SAID loi, recently occupied by woodward
and BedlhgbeI, ana a. me properly oi the dtlead'
ants, Woodward Hodges
Also: part Of lots nnmber sf anu seven IN square
number two north oil Man street. commencing at
The north east corner ol sad lot number SIX rum
tlng thence snuhwdtdiy parallel win Market street
twenty two feet, thence wesIwardIy, parallel with
Military street, ninety eCt-thcnce northwardy, par.
allel with Market street, to Military street twenty
two feet thence along Military street ninety feet to
the begignng, as TIC property OF Reading ). blonnl,
ono Of The defendants.
Also: Lots nunber one, two, three, lour and i've,
IN square number three south Of MAN street from
ting ION Bridge street north, each lot sixty six feet,
beginning where Monroe street crosses Bridge street
running west with The south edge OF Bridge street
three hundred and thirty Fee To Water troctthence
along the eastern edge Of Water street southwark
" one hundred and sixty five feet thence eastward
y parallel with Bridge street three hundred and
thirty feet 10 Monroe street, thence along tie cas-
tern edge OF Monroe street Que hundred and sixty
hive feet 10 the beginning, with the appurtenanreS,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04
CIlOCtaW Reservations.
COMMISSIONER 0FrlcE,

Columbus, Nj. ajth Nov. 1899.
NOllCE-l am instructed by the Commission
~ er Of Indian Affairs, 10 mnke one more public
call, on all those having business to transact with
tins Office, TO bring forth without further delay for
adjudication. Claimants ate admonshcd, that
whatever business may remain unsettled when the
office shall be closed at this place, viii necessarily
have to be transferred 10 the department at Wash.
lngton, aud that to make the necessary proof there,
viii undoubtedly be attended with much more tfou-
bic and expense to the claimant than to make it
here. ANDR, A. MNCANNON, Conn.
For cert lylng contracts for Choclaw reservations.
Nov. 80, 1s39-2l-tl.
10 The MSsissippmn" Jackson, will insert
the foregoing for one mouth and forward their nc.
count 10 The Commissioner for payment at this
place. A. A. X. Conn.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04
Executors Notice.

ALL persons having claims against the e ,sa'l \,
N Wade II. Gordon, decd are hereby bo, ~. ,,re
present the same duly authenticated wii'n y. b.r.
prescribed by law, or the same vii be Wes. .;a H..
red. Person, indebted to the estate o' 'ic so,1
ceased ATE requested To make lmmtd ,lt,
JAMES II. TURNER
Executor
Jan lSh lsi0-2stC
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04
Law Notice.

GEORGE b. AUGUSTUS and THOMAS J.
W ROGER, having associated themselves IN The
practice Of Law, gii attend he courts oi Noxabse
and other counlice composing tiic 6th judicial Dis
fricl 0lire IN Macon. NoxubcC county Mss
L. LII. l. % ~
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04
To the Public.

"EmuSt al bend 10 circumstances The ere an
w system is becoming much curiaied al The
north and elsewhere, we find il necessary Ia ipjoy
suit aud therefore adopt his method of informing
OUT customers generally, thai any sales ne NAV
make after the ti'sI day OF January next. vii. he
considered due on the delivery If the pv,3s
FRANKLIN s BROTHER.
Dee ~ 1880 -26-W
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04
DIR. L. I. RonellelIe.

"llL IA future devote his whole attention
w to the practice 0 the several branches o his
profession, at The late residence Of his htbeE, be-
tween Col. Ntmrod DAVIS and Linlsey's Ferry He
wal practice upon as reasonable terms as any Other
regularly bred physician in tie county.
December 7th, lSS9.-22-u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04
AIOrus NIulticauliS.

~ THE subscriber has now grown l'e
- Jackson. Miss Gne "i Of ne 40
SsySsE valuable TREE and Nj. lave y -. t.
L. or next spring, seven, c"",ahu ,o' In,
He knows then, to be genuine. as be boUsi , II.
when in full foliage. Wauau'ed -rnnnc 9, ~, ny ~
Address J. LEWIS. Post office Jackson M'sS.
~ B. frees or cuttings neatly F.cGt1' , - n
to any part ol the country. D. Ii
Jackson, june l. 1889 47u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04
Law Notice.

A +: YOUNG 4 O: +: BLEDSOF, .3fsy
N. aeys al Lar, Columbus, Mississippi
Feb %, Is39-Slyl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04
Dissolution of Copartncrship'

THE Copauncrshp heretofore existing g.. \
l. LowndeS and onroe counties. oe'He.a
Tucker, Hardy 4 Smith is dissolved. Inc 'u''
ness Of The firm will be attended 10 alone by
T. NJ TUCKER,
A.Y. SMITH.
October 3sth, 1880. I9-u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber near Fulsom,
Ia ~ Okubheha county IN The night Of the ilh
INST, negro woman hy the name OF Bosc, twenty
touI OF i've years odd dgJk completed, or rather
black, stout aud heavy SET ITO scars, except on her
neck on the right side just under ilc small not.
Had Oh when lcA cuug,g cotton coat, aud draw
iug Chain ochcd around her neck. viii give tac
above reward on tie delivery Of her
DAVID NJ COOK
August H. lS3a.-6W-[
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04
NIorus MuiticnuliS.

0Sn nAn genuine Marus Multcaus
ZOU,UUO buds for sale by the subscriber,
which he oilers lor sale at one cent per bad deliver
able IN next maatho in December, desired -)r he
wlI rlau' that many buds next spring, and deliver
the product IN November, 1910, TO any gentleman
or company OF gentlemen. The trees, from which
the above buds grew this year, ranged in length
from four 10 eight feet Who will give ten cents per
tee for all that are raised from the above andS-or
who vii make prhpo>itioul Good security will be
gwen aud required. The above buds will be de-
Wered at my house, orin Petersburg Va. i' all are
taken.
Refer 10 Mr.. VI Wa1haN Columbus.
STEPHEN II. WATKINS.
IawrcRceyillc, Va Oct $, 1850
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04

JOIumbuS Miss De-, y, TSjy \
A + called meeting Of the Board Of Drecas
"a held this day, ii was unanimously Rcso'Fta
That in consequence OF the intelligence Of Che
suspension Of specie payments by so large portion
Of the banks at The north, this Bank viii also sas.
pend specie payments for the present.
Resolved That tins Bank will resume Spcclr Hg'
menls when the banks generally resume.
Resolved, That the Cashier have tie abotgst
ulious published. -
CHAS. WALSH, Cashier.
16 If
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04
j. ESTES. fH0S. II. MARCH
Estes 4 March.

ArcrloNLERs ANp CoANlssIoN MERcHANr>,
Market Street, Opposite the Land Office. COLUMBIAN.
Feb. tslh. lSi0.-3S-tc
\ b. Regular sale days. eve, Ssu.rs I'D
Monday
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04
The Family Physician

nk, EVERY Mans COMPANION, beng a coHpa'
~ ton from the most approved medca auloIA
adapted to the southern and western climates 70
which is added an account of Herbs Roots and
Plants, used for medical purposes with directions
how they are 10 be prepared, so that every man c'D
be his own physician, together with glossary u
medical termS--by A. G. GooDLETT, A. NJ, -, o' m''
ny years surgeon in the t. 5. Army, Nih 40
appendix. containing new and successful mode o.
treating Asialic Cholera. hg the compiler. foT YAK
by PFlSTER \ GOODWIN.
May /, 1882 AZ"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04
4 Dun I!

TNHE accounts Of the undersigned are done
4 drawn Of, and when they are "duuc" paid
We shall have done dunnng
..Bu 'cere done ,chen 't,s done then 'f,cere ,sfH
IL rcrc done quickly"
PFISTER < GOODWIN.
y. Is. II something is not doue soon, we shall
soon be "done over
January rs, 1870. EST
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04
our AImanacs. for $50.

HAVE been received. They are for sao by the
Il quantity ar otherwise,
PFlSrER Il GOODWIN.
\. b. We have beautiful pair OF GLoBrs lor
the use oC Schools, to dispose Of P.&G
Fcby -, 1910 9SN
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04
MOruS MulticauIiS.

NOrus WuItiCRuIiS.
4xbSsA OR Chinese MuIberry-new is your
MaiF time TO engage these trees and cuttings,
SS7SS& As they will be soIdat a reduced price for
-aaAse... tht currency f A Smith will have for
sale arte number Of The trees and cuttings Of The
MoruS MuIticaulls, which have been raised ii
'hs county, and consequently are acclmated, thus
rendering themsupeTor to those raised m more nor
Hcru climate. They VIII be warranted genuine.
IhJ~e wishing TO purlhase tie trees or cuttings
will dn wei 10 engage them soon.
August "a ls39.-7-lt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04
Brother Jonathan.
THE LARGEST NFWSp,prD
WORLD Z
Published e-a SlHTI5 H.
ra- q

FNHF Pr".-.-i-.s 81. tbs r.a-. +.
u G-llt Nrz g-a. su5.s -.- ...-s
Ia, tue pleasure OF spreading t,.-- b. r'3ai~
pubic weekly peuud.sa. coa,ar.r, .-s
mount agd variety li u,rta. ana sa..-.- -5-.-.
ANY, than 20 be found IN az, SIM
10 the world. t-
Zach nun Ter Of tie TsPu contains q,
amount Of reading matter as Is s-.,rt s'sz
ordinary duotOcmo, ahcA cos . i. -lsl (.
more 'haa IS conra ned n a volume Of I.-.- g.
iumbus, or Brancrous History Of Al. '.s a 6
COSTS Three d"larS a 'o.ume-aui 81 Tor i, va
number, or tor thee dollars a wear. '',-.
BROTHER JONATHAN beng cen..r. =.
and thinking that some things can - i5-s=
OtefS, IS determined 10 presen, fo IA. . v "a
-DLEl hitherto uarlyaHeI by sB. ... Eyer :
If s N.-ei rs-a-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04
Valuable Plantation for Sale.

sssE2sA will sell on reasonable terms my
;.452 plantation in NoNuhee county, situated
GSYSgN between the Tombgbce and Noxubee
- rivers, ten miles from the Bigbee, ana
one from the NoXubee, and wing directly Oh the
road leading from Macon to jamestown and ianes-
vile Alabama. The tract contains $50 acres, about
2!0 acres Of which is prairie, aud the whole at It IS
the best quality Of cotton and, being Of rch san
dy soil. There are about 200 acres in a ine state
OF cultivation. The Plantation is wei watered 6y
a creek running through it. aud also has on il three
springs Oh limestone water which run throughout
the year; besides wei in the yard OF as fine ree-
stone water as can be found IN The State, There
are on the premises twp fine young orchards Of
choice fruit. The buildings are a comfortable dwell
lug house, negro cabins, corn cribs, cotton nn
with screw sc. SC. Tins place was formerly
owne by Mr.. r. Ridgeway aud IS known by the
name of the Ridgeway tract. Any one wishing 10
purchase cotton Plantation would DO well to exam
ine the premises. For further particulars app, to
he subscriber living in Macon, or IN his absence 10
Mr. RdgeWay. proprietor Ut the Washington Hall
Macon, or TO Mr.. C. Hairless four miles from Mscun
II. y. SP00NER.
M..,n It.ne 90 = 3n-5f-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04
pfSter X Goodwin
Oldridge's Balm of Columbia.

OldfiuSe7s Balm OF Columbia.
'ENHlS article stops the hair from coming out,
n producing beautiful WHISPERS; prevents
the Iar from urnng grey, and restores it on places
that have become bald. As whiSkers are again
coming in fashion, those who wish for rapid growth
aud Of beautiful black color will do well 10 caIl be-
fore il is all SODA fresh stock just received and
for sale by f A SMITH
August 81, lS59-s-r
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04

Macon, June %, 1s50-5i-tf
10 The Tuscaloosa Flag, and the HuntsyiIi
Democrat are requested to publish tie above to til,
amount of five dollars each, and send their bills Il
me as hoVe. IT. \. SOONER
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04
Millinery and Dress Making
Indians PanacCa.

TUSl received a new supply of this invaluable
~ mcdecne--For sale by f. A SMITH.
Eugust 81, lS59---u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04
ERMS OF BROTHER JONATHAN.


IHFtt UUIIdTS Ytaf m ,IUraRtf,
For Five Dollars two copies Of the paper w.U &
sent one year
The EVENING TArrLER is published every d,v
at the same office, and Is put toVcss at y ocot,
meridian, in season for the great Northern, Easten
and Southern mails, which all close at about tga
O'Clock 7. NJ.
All country newspapers who give lhs prospects,
three insertions, viii be entitled 10 AN exchange o.
sending number at tLerpapyl TO this yEce con.
tanning the advertisement
All communications aud letters Should be adde's.
ed. postage paid, to
GRlSW0LD & COMPANY,
262 Nassau Street, \, Y Civ
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04

CIV VVV1 GO, tJc., &c, elc., llc. M
As Family Newspaper, Brother Jopalb,,
be found 10 present attractions beyond apy oII,.
-" He comes, the herald of NOISY vo,4
News from all nations lumberiueat lis bac,
The earliest intelligence. foreign and 1oms,.
and the latest Novelties in the Literary Worj :
be promptly served up for the qualification Il 4
reader.
Strictly neutral in politics, it will contain no.l.,.
in favor or against any party, aud will as sedooo,
AVOID any Of the controversies which agIa,e ,hs r.
lglous community. Strict morality, virtue, tfnos.
ance, industry good order, bcneyotnce. and usqg.
ness to our common country, and our fellow NJ,
will be advocated aud iocu.eatcd in every p,aer
Brother jonathan.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-04-04

On g g. f8I
irru, lo4u co.
thc DrsfncfCourt
0i the Us for
thc y Dot Nj
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-09

NOTICE. DUCATION.-My Seminary, for The admission of
~ new scholars will open the Isl Of November The
scholastic will be divided into two terms, of months
EACH April and October being vacations
The Is bra ana an experience
teen wears enables that prepares pupil Judi
cios entrance into College, the Military Academy
inn house,
Globes Arithmetic, Algebra the Elements Of Geometry Book
Keeping Evidences af Christianity. Each pupil
rmnuyrd such Of these subjects his atanmcnts
wishes Of his parents guardian may require
The discipline srrcl and parental and rigid observance
all the required. ondness for horticulture
couraced of such and
the foundation many had habits in after r Great
is raid 10 the and Of pupils who all
for proper aud minute attention
each pupil that the instruction and discipline adapted
their respective characters and dispositions
The price, will he for months, hundred and ninety
dollars one Novc;ihcr balance
on the frs Of May. This will form the charge will
include board and bedding. fire. candles, washing
nrnding and tuition Books and Stationary will be supplied
prices. No pupil Is admitted for shorter period
months, and no IN
sickness.
The situation is remarkably healthy, hcng from
District of Columbia nf the The stages
Alexandria Winchester and Warenton pass regularly, the first
WM. BRENT, in.
Burlington near Ccntrevle p o. Fairfax Va Or 1870
beg leave TO refer the Rev. Dr. Rene Keith Rev Ed r.
inneit Rev Joseph Packard Theological Seminary near Alex
anda o. - Judge Peter v Daniel Dr. Geo Watson Thomas
Ritche ESQ., Philip Hsrron ESQ.,, Gen. B. Pey Col Clai
borne W. Gooch Richmond; d. c. Baraud Norfolk Rev. Rich
ard T. Brown Madison C. H., Va; Gen John arw- Cocke,
Winnsvle aud Rev. Richard Wilmer, Fnvanna; General
Wallace, and nman iorner Eq WoHenton, Fauquier, Va
Jose nh c. CaheII, Warminster, Va.
az The Southern Churchman and the Norfolk Herald will
please insert this six times and forw ard their account
Oct t4i-atkwllEl w,B.,Js
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-09

serraons Webster disrnsted the proprrty OF MS
visit here He knew he had opposed the SCUM on
Abolition He knew that his State contained one o
the mos, fiery Abnlitionsts IN the ., IN me Pfi"'
of ] o Adams He knew thai Marcus norton ''''
Democratic Governor of his STATE, h"d vetoed "a"
passed hy his (Mr Wcbsters political iftHGS III ''
stature authorizing the snlrinnzi"n 81 marriages
between the blooming ase of the S"u'h ana me cur
l. .he,d.d ha, nosed African. Hence when ne came
here h, doubted the result: but, wien Southern men
crowded hin, with lonors and ha+h nm, undr 'hcsr
srcumsaucs as their champion, he let loose |" ms pas
sions and played the part ot drInas"sue i>t"'ct'
sla, .hoders Tia, YOU have found such TREND:
yorr-Mr Rive, addressed tbr Convention Yesterday, I"
III, usual vein o yirnpcraon. II" 'nN'@en against w. "
rrc and IN. Treasury with scarcely any regard '"f "e'c"
cy-h denounced even the worthy and aminbr Sias VIRGIN :"
New York-hr abused Mr PonS,it, and charge" nun an" "
,idcut with jucclcy and pevarca,i"n III he W"p","" " "
.jze the ml,Ia-Said his parallel connie' "'i>I'u III 'c "
uuirrr base and papabr Imp"-i"rc' p la'" !" P
.,d mai one word in defence al General ilarr'"nS views on
tins subject OF any political question! lis ,ir'' was '""s' W
trmp-rrd yornt-Aong III the estimation q" Tue WINGS
more injury To them than Administration. we near" i '-h
minded intelligent Wing say that ic had bn' "" "i">" LOB"
Focon IN his y>tr and they were hh hhr""poh'hs
aversion 10 VIM e. Rr who, he believed womb Dc
tray his Lord pieces OF silver and lsh icgaf" Az" ~
ration for the talents character and purity OF Ss ish " W"
York.-CriSis, Of Hrjar,idy.