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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-25
ALE OF REAL ESTATE

"a ILL be offered at public sale, on Seventfday I'll.
of ist mo. l-42. Mt the late residence of .Josen,
Stibos, dec. near Milton. Wayne county, Ia, the follow
ing Real Estate. viz: about 10 acres of fret rae land
lying IN West River bottom, about 20 Of which are under
a state OF cuiti'at'on, with a good Apple and Peach or
chard, a comfortable dwelling House, two tenant Houses.
and Stahling. together wiki the GIIST MILLS
situate thereon, A the Mills and their situation for cus-
tom are = well known, | deem it unnecessary TO conne,,
on the many advantages they possess.
The terms OF the sale viii be a credit of G, -, Is ard
p months, the purchaser giving note with approve ed sec11ri-
~. Sale 70 commence at 10 O'Clock, a. m.
n. q. Any person having . small farm to exchange for
such property would 90 well to pay attention to this, other
wise they may loose a bargain.
DANIEL TOWNSEND, Admr.
12,h No. 18th, 1871. 5O-3t
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Administrators Sale.

NiEttEw VIII be offered for sale on Secondary the 10th
l. OF the nrst month next, (January ls,) the personal
property OF Thomas Norman deceased. ut his late resi-
dencc in Wayne County, Indiana, consisting Of Corn, Hav,
Oats, and stock of different kinds; one Wagon. farming
utensils, household and kitchen furniture, and other ar,i-
Giles too tedious 10 mention. Terms of sale, sums Of one
dollar and less, cash all sums over one dollar, twelve
months credit, purchasers giving note with approved secur-
ity; sale 10 commence at ten O'Clock n. m. on said d,y.
JAMES MoORMAN, Admr.
l-th Month lith, 1911. 50-3t
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Vt MAY, DecCEnNCr ID.
Resolution OTcrcI-By Mr.. S;rattou, where
os the state Of Indiana is grulnIrg under a heavy
debt. which she l. AT this tune wholly unable to
pay, although n laige portion Of "hioh we lee!
honorablv bound TO mike some provision tr the
payment thereof; and, whereas, IN the option of
this legislature a great number Of her bonds Ut
not ally that are out have come INTO the h1uis at
their present holders Mt very reduced Prices. SAY
from 20 to 30 per cent. bctow their ftcr; and,
also, believing that all the loss fha. hos been or
that vii be on ,ha s.ma has already been sustain
ed by former holders thereof; therefore, tnat the
committee of WAYS AMI means inquire info the
expectancy of approPristlng that portion of the
proceeds of the safes ct the public lands shat
may from time to time fail to the slate of !adiana,
10 the purchase Of her state bonds, at the com
mon marEe, price, Tor which the same may be Of
fcrcd fer aud still sid at 10 others.
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House of Representatives..
TuEpAY, December 1

IIE-DAY, UccCINUtT I
Mr.. Marshall from the same committee, 10
whom had been referred u petition 10 relation 10
fixing the prices of legal advertising, reported II
inexpedIent TO icgIs!ate on that subject, and ask
edto be discharged from It's further consideration.
DISCHARGED.
The House then reciProcated The resolution 81
the Senate to 90 INTO The election OF President
Judge Of the l3lh aud Prosecuting Attorneys Tor
the Sth and l2lh circuits; and then adJ burned.
AFTERNooN SEssIoH.--BJih Houses proceedeG
IN convention, to elect Il President Judge for the
l2th, and prosecuting attorneys for the SIN and
l2lh tdrc,ai circuits; which resulted as follows:
JAS. ". Borden, was elected President Judge,
for the l2th Circuit.
5 5. Upton, was elected Prosecuting A,tor-
nev, for The Ssh Circuit
w. III. Cuombs, vas elected Prosecuting AT
tarncy fr the let Circuit.
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c~HERIFF'S SALE-By virtue Of decree and Execu-
- iion to me directet from the Wayne Circuit Coatr, |
VIII expose at public sale at the Court house door in Cen
treVi}e. W ayne County Indiana. on the 18Th day ofJenua-
~. lol2. between the hours OF ten O'Clock, \. NJ, ami four
O'Clock z. NJ, on said day. tie following property. to-vit:
two certainIo lots of land in the Town OF II 4s9orolgh. Wayne
County Indiana, and known BY being Lots numbered eleven
and forty-ivo as numbered on the plat of said Town. Taken
as the property Of Levi Boswell, to satisfy said decree and
execution.
TIIOS. &. NOBLE. :. w. {.
Dec. %, l641. (ei,58)
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Sherin's Sale.

T)1 virtue Of a decree and execution 10 me d5rectea
ID fiom the Wayne Circuit Court, | will expose az puo-
lie sale al the court house door in CenueyiIle. Wayne
county. Indiana, on Saturday the Isl day Of January
1912, between the hours Of ten O'Clock, \. VI. and four
o'clock P NJ. on said day. the following property II Wit
A certain Parcelor lot Of ground situate IL the city o. ftica-
nOnd, Wayne county. Indiana, and known by being lot
numbered ten. as numbered on the plat 81 that part ct said
city laid oui BY Jeremiah Cox. Taken a. the property Of
DAVID and Mary Ma1ts5y. 10 satisfy said decree and exc
cytion in favor Of Lewis M-CIain. Exec.
THOMAS g. NOBLE. Sn'r W. e.
December S;l, ISL. % 49s
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Sherif's Sale.
Dec. 49,, 1871.

)Y virtue of an execution to me directed f-om the
} Wayne Circuit Court, | viii expose at public sale az
the Court House door. IL Centcevile, Wayne county. In
diana, on Saturday, the lst day Of January. 1912. between
the hours Of ten O'Clock. 4. VI. and 4 o'clock, j. nj. on
said day. the following property, TO wiz: a certain parcel
or lot Of land known b. being The southwest quarter Of sec
ton tventy-four, township thirteen. range one, west Of the
principaI meridian} line; situate in Wayne county, Indiana.
Taken astae property of Benjamin G. Moore, TO satisfy al
execution III favor of joan hep]ar-
T.G. NOBLE. SIR. W. {.
December Stn, ISL. Il 80. 49ts
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l. G. IsLA X Il.
From the indianapolis journal.
House of Representatives.
SATURDAY, December II.
RE.nLrrIoNs OFFERED.

Af@'J 4I'eN' - A"''E
Nv Mr.. FDuike. that the Judiciary committee
;nonire ia;o the cxpcdltncy OF 50 amending the
law IN relation to the recording Of mortgages, a
70 rive TO the mortgages and deeds first ned and
recorded priority Of lien; and to make 1t The dut!
of the recorder to state on his record, AMI write
on the back of the mortgage. the day, hour, and
minute that such mortgage Is flied and recorded
IN his Office
By Mr.. Shoup, That the committee on canal,
&c. inqnire into The expedIcncy Of anthnriz'ng
the "a ISSUE Of eighty thousand doIltrs Of tIeasn-
nv notes, bearing an interest Of three per cent
Der amman, 10 be appropriated 10 the completion
of that portion If the Whitewater canal lying
between Brookvllie aud the Llurcl fceIer dam.
Bv Mr.. Sinks, that the Judiciary connItto con
slider the propriety Of So amending the laws sub
iec,iag real and personal property to cXcenl''n.
that ,rsball moi tie Sold for less than two thirds ct
It's cash ynlfe-that no additional eXecd'tpn shall
issue on personal property for ninety d'ys, "r %"
real estate for oae hundred and eighty dtys, from
the date of The original cXecGtior, uatc-s Ia"
,I,iuttfT pay the costs on such adItIionti eXeCI-
non: also. requiring the officer making the levy.
either shsrtlfo or constable, at tho tima st making
The levy t, appralse all proporiy, ani make "it
GIoltca.cs. for himself and | iDr the defendant.
who, # not satisfied with such oppfaIsmcnt, toap
peal to the court from which such execution waa
issued. (either clcri, Of I~iice,) and hat that court
appoint three dtsintercstcd persons to aPPraisc
the same.
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SHERlFFfS SALE.-By virtue Of 7undry Executions
- to me directed from the Wayne Circuit Court. will
expose At public sale at the Court house door in Centrevilre.
Wayne County. Indiana. On Saturday, the lt day of Jan.
uary, 11i2. between The hours Of ten O'Clock, n. m. and
four O'Clock. p. IN on said day, the following property:
situate IN Wayne county. Indiana. to-wit: A part Of sec
ton y, township ID. range one, west Of the meridian be-
ginning IN the south line Of said section, ~ poles and IA
links from the southwest corner at stake. a Beech 10 in.
d. y e. deg. f. 30 links; a Sugar 10 D.. S. IS deg .
min. % links; thence y 30 deg 4. 125 poles and : Iioks
to a stake. next to the mill race: thence y. 30 der. r. II
poles and 81 links 70 a stake, near a pm Oak; thence y.
81 deg ID min T.. "a poles and . links. to three Ivnna.
thence N.54 deg. +. s poles and 3 links. to the mouth Of The
tail race; tnonce ;. 193 deg, w. ~ poles, to tho coroe of
the thirty acre purchase of Jesse Davenport; thence. with
said purchase, n. 80 deg, f.. 40 poles and , links; thence
y. e. deg. f. 80 poles and links; thence 5. s. deg, T..
40 poles; thence :. 30 deg, w. % poles and G5 links;
thence y. 56 deg. w. 49 poles; thence 5. 30 min. w.
223 poles and A. links, 10 the south line Of said section:
thence West with the Inc "a poles and &C Inks. TO the place
OF beginning, containing one hundred and twenty acres.
TAKEN as the properly of Maxwell d Hill, 10 satisfy
executions ii favor Of John Raper. and Others.
TIOS. q. NOBLE, Sheriff OF w G
Defenders, I5il- - " 4J-ts
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bly, crowded on, at present TO make room for other
matter.
Tho Question 10 recommii TO a select commit
tee was then put. and decided IN the Affirmative
ayes 24. noes 2f, the President OF the Senate
voting IN the affirmative.
1t was then moved TO instruct the committee,
but, lost. The President appointed Messrs. Ste
veuson, West, and Eggleston 70 constitute the
committee.
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Administrators Notice.

Y orc T. - hereby gwen that the undersigned has this
Y day taken out Of the Wayne Probate Court, lie tiers
OF administration on the Estate of Thomas Mormon. de-
ceased, iate Of said county; no therefore, requests all per
sons indebted 10 said estate to make immediate payment.
end all having claims against the same to present them le-
gally authenticated for settlement. within one wear from this
date. The estate is probably solvent.
JAMES MOORMAN, Admr.
l2th Month, 4th, 1911. 500,
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New.

' VIE undersigned having purchased the entire stock of
an extensive mercantile house in this city, consisting
OF DR1 GOODS, HARDWARE aud
QJEtNSW ARE, BOOTS and SHOES, aud
kER> FINDINGS, PLANES x PLANE BITE and
a variety OF other articles usually kept in Stores, which
he viii sell on favorable terms, in large or small quantity
for ready pay-CaII and see. IRWIN REED.
/. >. y sample of the goods may be seen at the store of
IRWIN REED, Il BROTHER.
December 10Th. 1871.
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Election Notice.

' VIE Stockholders in the Richmond and Rockville
Il Canal Company, are hereby notified, that there will
be an Election for choosing a Bnard OF Directors, for said
60, tue ensuing year, held IN Richmond, on the 81 day of
LIST No. (January,) 1912: agreesbly TO the charter.
b. FuIGIiUM. Sec'y, II. & y. c. Co.
Dee. 10. 1871. 50.3,
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Ala meeting of the voters OF School District No. 10,
TOWNSHIP ii, hold l2th mo. 2Uth, ISL, according to ad-
lournmel&:
Fine committee appointed at the last meeting to mako
enquiry relative TO a site for a school house, made the fol-
lowing report
They recommend tine purchase Of ore situated on Front
street, opposite the end OF Marion st if it can be had ut a
moderate prIcc,tthe owner thereof is living i'll Philadelphia
and that the Trustees be requested to proceed Immediately
to endeavor to negotiate for the purchase of said lot. They
also recommend that the Trustees be instructed to rent n
part of the lower story of the Warner building, or such
other room as they may tlink best, for a school, 3 months
this present season.
Ga motion. the above report was unanimously adopted.
On motion. it was Resolved. unanimously, That a tax of
> cents Oh every hundred dollars valuation of taxable pro-
perty within this district, be levied to support a public
school during three months.
On motion Received, That tho proceeding Of this NEE
Ting be published in both the papers OF this city.
On n6ttoa. adjourned-to meet again on the 27th inst,
at & o'clock. p. IN. in the Warner building.
JESSE STANLEY, Sec'y.
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MONDAY, December II

MONDAY, December -.
ca motion of Mr.. West,
Rp5otrei. That "a select committee be appoint
ed to take ialo cnnsIderaiinn the proprIcty nt IN
strucling our Senators and requesting our Repro
sentattves IN Congress, to procure, II possible, the
passage of Il law. authorizing the State 10 pnr-
chase all the public lands within her limits, on "A
credit Of - years, without, interest, aud at a
reasonable price; the proceeds tn be faithfully
applied to the completion OF the most important
works.
Mr.. West Offered a resolution in-trlCting the
committee Oh finance 10 enquire into the eNpedl-
ency Of issuing scrip based upon the probable
procecdcs of the IanIs granted by ihe general
Government t. the State To aid IN con7trGc-
ing the Wabash aud Elo Canal, aud 10 apply the
same Ia al IN the conpIetirn and construction OF
sich work or work - are most likely 70 be ProtIl
able tn the State, X.
The reference of TIA IN Dtion elected a long
and animated debate. which continued until the
Senate adj rurned. II was opposed bv Nessrs
Harris. Gregory, Stevenson, Bradley. Aioil't. ~
glesion. Cnrnctt; and supported by Messrs. West,
Parker. Mount, Elliott, Collins, Bfightand Cham
berlin.
A motion FOR its md fiaa'e postponomcnt was
lost, a, IS 20, noes 20.
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For the Palladium.
CITY ELECTION.

The time for The election Of officers for This city
IS rapidly approaching and IL becomes necessary
TO announce the fact thus publicly, so as 20 ap.
Prise the citizens Of The dlty which they owe 10
themselves and the corporation.
The question is again asked "nho shall we Of
fer for Mayor?' and IS answered bv presenting
the name OF John Sailor, the present incumbent.
whose claims are already before the public ia n
stronger and more forcI lie view than can be pre-
scented by any written detail. lie was the choice
OF a maJonty OF The citizens originally, at the
last election, and Is at present, If they will only
endure the fatigue Of again walking to tho polls,
and not remain at home under the impression,
that there ,ciH be enough wittout me" This has
hcon The gnawing worm to the wings, fr 10 them
this IS addressed, ''enough without me" enough
without me- aud u thousand votes are hut the
aggregate Of so many several ''me's." VIII the
wings look 10 thus. or court and embrace that still
delasion. with which the sqnint eyed monster,
Locofocotsm, 50 artfElly, 50 parasifIcalIy, over
shadows them.
There wll be a great effort On the part Of the
Iocos 10 to'st upon us a man of their own stamp.
Already their Gp'iAh, Lynde Eiiiotr,i Is on the plain
and true 10 the old motto,
Gently, Silly flows the stream,
But to its channel deep and true.
they are hushed and quiet. To a man, they will
gather around the polls and on the corners, On the
day OF election, and cast their suilrages for Elliott.
The matter IL ascertaIncd by well defined bounda-
RES, among themselves, and the object, at present
will be to gull, by manIfesting an indifference as
TO the election, coniemning the idea Of making
these lutte city elections" party questions, indi-
rectiy holding up 10 view the prosecutions Of
Lynde Elliott to awaken sympathy, his ability,
his law $mottering, To create n sense Of great
eligibility, and then the Impropriety ofthese par
~ divisions, to throw a degree Of Indifference
over the whole scene.
But all will not Do, the public eve will be di-
rp.tgf IN tho old ctttzao Who hoe GfIol tho cff,oo
with honor to himself, ana with the utmost satis-
faction 10 the community. Be he weak or
strong, jndIcious or tltmsv, his decisions have gen.
orally been sustained Oh appeal. lie is a man of
honor, of responsibility, to the last farthing will
he strive to do justice. for his conscience Ca pure
one) Is tho monitor of his destiny. The commu.
NIFTY IS safe under such a magistrate. Moreover,
he IS a man ofvenerable years, tho physical vigor
Of early manhood has fled from him, his sun is
setting. and no longer can he endure those tolls
and labors to which he could have rcsorted in ear
~ life.
Look at this! shall our old citizen, John Sailor,
be displaced through sympathy or favor to Lynde
Elliott? No! never. CITIZEN.
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G O \ & II +. = = L o = L L..


we nave me proceedings OF me l"ih ana lifh,
me election oil ChaP'ains lnf me Two II'uses ana
'"e encouragement OF 'he o'an"ihe committees
IA me '9"ef Ii'Lse, mane up 'he BUSINESS OF the
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S''0t" 'IS'lu'i""s leIa''"g - Various matters
were oiefco' ni'ef which, al an early hour, The
"'"".o "3j'ul"euI
~ u ii'0se Oh 'epFeSeh''''N e Pe''ions were
State of Virginia. asking the repeal OF The Bank
rupt Law passed at the last session.
Nh. Taihaf-ro presented the petition of Cbas.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE

ME undersigned, administrations Of the estate Of Isaac
Austin, deceased, viii. agreeably to an order from
the Wayne Probate Court, sell at public auction. on the
25th of this instant, ~GDecember.) IN the city of
Richmond, Inc following described REAL ESTATE. to-
sit: lne west nal o. the norin-eas. quarter Of the north
east giafter Of section ID, Township II. north Of range =
east; also. the west half Of the northeast quarter Of sec.
ton 10, township IL, north strange :, east; also. the so4tI-
easi ljartefo OF the northeast quarter Of section -, town
snip IL, range :, east. IN all one hundred and Forty acres.
all being IN The county Of Morgan and the state Of rndiana'
Also, ts following tract Of land in the county Of ST. J,-
@eph, 70 wit:-tne soutn-west quarter ~ tire nor,n-west
quarter Of section Il. township Sc. norh Of Range J east,
containing ~ acres Inc teTms-onet third cash IN hand
one ilrd in six months. and the remaining third in three
months. with interest from the day Of sae. Due a;ten
dence will be given by
F.. Z AUSTIN.
JAMES AUSTIN. Administrators.
Richmond, December Sd. lS4l. 4s-3..
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senate.

MONDAY. December I3.
BIS prsSfntcA.--Bv Mr.. BIik, a biIi to amend
an act 10 incorporate the Redmond Trading and
Manu}a turing Company. hrtharjzes the sale
OF Stocks, whcn Stockholders iatI 10 ply install,
menIs. 81.
Bs Mr.. Nave. a bill 10 ameal The sovc,al laws
now in free. suhjeetIaG real an! personal proper
ty to execution: which was ordered to i second
reading.
Tins bill prevents tho sale Of property, unless
i, brings two thirds Of ITS market value: Plaintiff
can't have an alias or p'uriss, until SIX months
after first execution; gives power OF redemption
to Defendan, for Il mouths; Plaintiff must take
current bank notes, OF give a longer stay Of exc
cutIon, &c. &c.
TUESDAY,. DECEMBER. Ii.
Petition. memorials, Sc--By Mr.. Burke, y
memorial from the Education Convention ot
WAYNE county; which was referred 10 the com
miitce on Education.
Resolrcd, That the committee On federal Fela-
tons he instructed to report II the ) nate q mo-
mortal aud Joint resolution instraciing our Sen1-
tors, and requesting our Representatives, in Con-
cres~, TO procure sach an amendment Of the Con.
stttutlon as that n majority of Congress may con.
troll the veto OF the Evocuuve-adoptod, ayes %,
noes 81.
Mr.. Cham5criain. from the j|l1icjary committee
reported upon the mt resolution recounmiue +
them, su@iecting real & personal property to exc
cu,ion reported back with amendments; which
were CONQUERED IN. enLr1ssed and read a third
,ime--aves2 -. noes Fl.
The lstam9ndm n strikes out the l3th dav O.
January wherever 1t occurs, aud inserts the lst
day of Fabrulr;; nd thu 2i adds to the first sec
tinn a proviso 'that 10 officer or executive plain
tiff shall be subject to any action fur damages IN
consequence Of any levy or sale Of property on
execution who md not notice of the passage OF
the joint resolution; Provided further tina, any
officer having m execution in his hands shall. al
ter levy. return the same 10 the office from which
II issued, and take out 4 rcnditioni crDoaas. or
dering the sale of such property. 50 levied on as
before. upon some dav subsequent to the Is, ol
Feb 1872, and Provided, further, tina, nothing in
thi, JOIN, resolution shall Ebe SO construed as in
any manner to affect the ri1hto of replevian BAIL
On motion, the Senate adjourned.
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Max sEED.-The highcst price. in Cash. paid for
II FLAX SEED, delivered At our sIore in Richmon n
Aug. %. IS4I. IRWIN REED x BROTHER
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OlSTERS-Fine, Fresh Oysters!

NIRECT from Baltimore. by stage-for sal nv the can
~ CAL on IRWIN REED, u BROTHER.
Dec, 10Th. ISL.
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CITY Elections.
SI'RAlED

4 WAY from the subscriber, three miles north Of RAYS
"A vile, On the night Of tho 20th Of November a bay
Mare, a59n; II years old, marked with Il small blaze III
the lace blind in the lett eye, a !itGe white on each side
of the witAers, shoi all round. - % 10 hands high, we'll
Sc, and high carriage. A liberal reward viii be gwen TO
any person returning said mare or giving information 50 that
/ may get her again. Such Information may he addressed
10 X. Henderson,. Greeusborough. Henry County.
JAMES III. DAWSON.
Milton, Wayne Co. In1. Dec. II, ISL. SUBJ
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WEDNESDAY, December -.

WEDNESDAY, December ID.
Mr.. Burke rficred a resolution lustructing the
90 HE Judiciary to enquire into the ex
pcdtency If amending the act Supplementary II
the act, subjecung real and personal property TO
execution. 50 as To give the execution defendant
rhc possession Of real estate sold until the time Of
redemption shall have expired, or the rents aud
profits Of the premises sold, in the meantime, IN
case Of rcGemption. Adopted.
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PRoDUcTs OF WIscoSsIS.-The following is the
per annum estimated value ofthe products Of
Wisconsin,: Wheat and Corn. 100000. Min
erals. S33O,o0O. Lumber, $500 900.