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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-18
/ WHOLE NUMBER 551.
FENALE COURAGE AND PATRIOTISM.

Tho following incident OF thrilling interest
was related by Col John M'Donald, Of Ross
comfy, ONO At public dinner. on the 81 inst.
IN -, ~ heellng was besieged BY large
number OF Brush and Indians, SO sudden and ,tn-
expected was The attack made, that no lime vas
Afforded tor preparation. The tort at the time o
me assault. was commanded BY Col Siias Zapc:
Col Lbenezer Zane. the senior officer was in a
block house some fifty hundred wards outside
oI he wall The enemy made several desperate
assaults 10 break INTO the fort, but on every on
SET they were driven back The ammunition
for the defence Of the fort was deposited in tho
black house. and the attack was made SO sudden
and unexpected there no time TO remove ~,
on tho afternoon OF the second day of the seiCe
the powder Of the fort was nearly exhausted a nd
and no alternative remained but that some enc
must pass through the enemy's fire 10 The block
house Tor powder When Stias Zane made tho
proposition TO the men, TO see If any would
undertake the hazardous enterprize-at frs, all
were silent. After looking al each ether fer some
time. young man stepped forward and said he
would run the chance. Immediately half do
zen offered their service IN the dangerous enicr-
prize NhIie they were dlsputing about Who
should 90, Elizabeth, sister OF the Zanes came
forward and declared she wond 20 Tor the pow.
der. Her brother thought she would finch from
the enorpr]ze, but he mistaken. She had
the ntrepidity TO dare, and the foftiludo 10 bear
her up in her heroic risk of life. Her brother
then tried TO dissuade her from the attempt, by
saving man would be more fl CT, ard consc-
quently would run less risk Of losing his life.
She replied that they had q man 10 spare
from the defence OF The fort, and that if she should
tall, she would scarcely be missed. She then
Invested herself OF snch Of hor clothing a would
impede her speed The gate was opened, and
Elizabeth bounded out the top Of her speed.
and ran till she arrived at the door of the block
house; her brother, Col. Zane, opened the door
to receive his intrepid sister. The Indians, when
they saw her bound forth did act fire gun, but
called aloud, sfuaw, squaw, squa~ When she
bad told her brother the errand on which sho
came he took n table cloth and fastened il around
Der waist, and poured into it key Of powder.
She then sailed beck 10 the fort with nj! the buoy
,ncy Of hope. The moment she was outside Of
he blockhoBse, the whole of the encmy's limo
poured leaden storm at her, but the balls went
onoceniy wishing by, without doing her any
injury. She afterwards married MIR. Clark,
aised family of children, and is Yet alive, liv-
SRz9batn Ltnc '1 $40
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-18
THE NEW LAND LAW.

In the preceding columns viii BIO foand The
official publication of the Act OF Congress previ-
ding for the distribution Of tie proceeds OF and
prc-etnpt.Jn Ia ;hc Pebble Lands.
Atength tais measure, for which The Wings in
Congress have been conendiug for the last ten
years, Is happily censumma.ed within tie frs
t5ird of the first year Of the ascen1ency Of the
Wings IN the Legislative and Executive branches
Of the Government. Tor their promptltude, in
this and other cases, in carrying out, when In
power, the principles which they maintained
when on, Of power, the Wings in Congress have
established a claim 10 honesty in their professions
and consistency IN their practice which entities
them than ever TO The confidence that the
People have reposed IN them.
We hardly know whether most to rejoice IN
this measure the settlement of veyed ques-
ton, continually presenting itself at every Ses-
SION of Congress, or as an act OF Justice to tho
States, superseding the necessity Of the execu-
ton by the General Government If works of In
iernal Improvement within the States, and, where
States are already indebted for such works. affor
ding an important aid towards the liquidation of
such debts. In these views, well in reno
wing from financial system disturbing cause,
We again heartily congratulate readers
the passage of this ct National lnteIigencer.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-18

quished Of Mississippi, payable II tEo equal
instalment= first paid on the HTss OF May, oAe
hundred and forty -two and Inc oteE on Inc
first MAY, thousand eight hundred ana forty three,
so far a. The same NAV then accrued, and quarterly
the sane NAV accrue. after SAID period: iOrde1, ma
the Legislature of said State shall pass act declaring
their acceptance Of saI reui ushmcnt n fail OF said fu
accrng. and also embracing prpFIso . %
naI,eabe without the consent Congress, tia; the whole
of said two per cent shall be faithfully applied - the
railroad, leading from Brantoi, III be
State Of {Isssnpj. 10 boundary SAID STATE
in the direction, BE-, OF the t"Hns 81 Selma
Cahaba and Montgomery. i'll The State OF Alabama
Sec H. .4nd be IL further efeacei, That per cent
of the nett proceeds lands sold by the United States
in the State of Alabama. the first day OF Sepenbef
one hou=and hundred and nineteen and reserved oy
the act entitled IAN enable the iSope OF Aiaoa
Constitution ana state
and for the admission the Union on an
equal footing original ates for the making OF
road or roads leading said State, be- and the same
hereby inqus said State OF Alabama pay
bic in two equal nsaln the first TO DE patd on the sl
d, of Nav one thousand eight hundred and fortytwo,
and The otler day of May one th2usahH e5at
bundled fory-three.so far as the same mas ace "
quarterly as the may hereafter accTue Pf2'taeG
That the Legislature said State shall FIST pass an act
declaring acr acceptance Of said reitnidsef ana also
embracing provision, be unaltsrabe without the con-
sent of Congress- the whole OF SAID TWO PEE cen uad
shall be faithfully applied, under the direction OF the Legs
latre of 4 ahana the by some means Oh m
ternaI improvements OF the naFgabie waters OF the Day OF
Mobile with tic river; and 70 the c"1stictt2h
of continuous line of internal Improvements from poiAt
an the aattaoo.he river, opposite est Point; IN 'eoF-
g across the sats Alabama, IN direction to Jack
SON, in the State OF Nississipps
JOHN WHITE,
Sneaker Of The House Of eplesentGt!res. /
SAN,I l.. SOUTIIARD,
President Of the Senate, pro tenlDore.
[APP'0 s"' JOHN TYLER
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-18

ANOTHER PATRIOT GONE Col EPHRAIH DOW
KY aged 50 years, died on the 29iE ~. IN fs7F.-
dence R. He was one OF To e parrots ana SOL
d;ers Of tho Revolution and whilst 10 the service
IF the country on that rnomentous occasion, was
engaged in many of the memorable and trying
scenes incident 10 Il.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-18
Holm WHITE.

D,HvlLLE BANH-Thc Honey Recocered.-!n-
formation was received Ut the Mother Bank IN
Richmond on Friday, that the S2o,U0o OF uncan-
cellad Notes. taken fran tho Danviiie Branch OF
the farmers Bank had been recovered.
The Pe,ersburgh ln:e!ligencer says:--"The
money was found nicely tied up III two parcels
and fixed to the end OF stick, which was placed
in brick tomb, having air holes, through winch
the stick was discovered resting III one corner OF
The tomb. so that person might easily lay hold
of it. Joseph b. Terry, The Teller OF The bank
has been arrested under circumstances OF strong
suspicion. and after undergoing an examination
before a Magistrate, been committed for further
trial"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-18
Total

Tho whole Of the above territories cover aoodt
=, 800, 900 square miles.
TEEroTALlsN --PiAy Logic.-ii there be any
man who opposes this cause from conscientious
motives. will ask him and ! vii endeayor 10
convince him of his error; will brag hun 10 a
r,rrn. IN = loa .hsatne lane, and viii show hum a
corner where and my wife and family used TO
lie On n wad OF straw. almost naked, without foad
or fire for DAYS; and then Will lead him to re-
soectable street, and on arriving at Tue craving
room | viii show him well dressed female and
two children fat aud healthy, surrounded By all
that can produce human happiness, and Will tell
him ihat these were the people who lived III tho
oarre, | showed hin; teetotRlsm took them by
the hand aud brought them here, and would GU
advise them to go back?-l0eiecta.
D;ccoreru of Jefcels 1t was reported IN Chi
Il. that the Jewels of the Temples OF the Sun,
which at The time Of tho conquesi OF Peru, the
natives had concealed from tho Soanlards, have
been lately recovered near Cerro de Pasco; the
value Of them has been calculated at $50 oOo,
900 dollars.
GOVERNOR OF MAssAcuUsErTs.-The Locofo-
co Con, eution of that State, on tfe 9TH instant,
nominated Narcns Morton candidate for Go
vernon. and II II Calijs for Lieut. Governor
4 noI,ta widow, " hose husband lad lately died
was visited by the parish parson, vho. moi aware
of her loss. inquired after his hsalth.--'ih2nA
you, sir, said she, he's dead
Erteusire Emigration to Wnois-Ci,aries
Oakley. ex commissioner for the State OF ii'ho'S
writes that he is about to send oul from England
to Ina, State, from fifty 10 one hladred inousano
erairTants. and that he will soon proceed 10 ger
many to make similar arrangements there.
There is Young lad down east who learns SO
ranililv that his friends have to keep pouring wa
ter on MS head TO proven, him from Catching hfe'
AxarHER AssIGSMEST.-We learn from the
New York Herald of Monday. that the Union
/ Canal Company OF Pennsylvania mas mace an
assignment OF all their buildings, canals, works.
property. real and personal, tolls, Proflis ana es
tates TO Thomas J Roberts Of TIE county OF Ph-
! adepha, to secure the payment,t loans amount.
! ing IN the whole to m!Iiloi seven hundred
and einhty-oae thousand, three hundred dollars,
with interest due, and hereafter 10 grow due
| thereon.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-18
THE PAIL ID u vi ,
u. p. HOLLOWAY

D.P. HOLLOWAY,
m The SouL-east corner Of Main and Front streets,
Richmond, yneeountg, Indiana.
Terns...Two DoIIars--in advance; and Three
Dollars at the expiration of the year.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-18
Origin of VctOs,

Col. BENTON recently said in the u. S Senate
that he "oyed vetos, because j. reminded him OF
the veto peger Of the old Roman Tribunes of
the Pe"pc." his IS one OF MANY examples, that
man ought not TO talk about what he docs not
understand. The figure is most unfortunate
for him, bu, very good one for Illus
ira te the disastrous effects Of vetos.
InsiiGatcd By some demagogues Of much tho
same character with Mr.. b himself, large part
Of tho Roman people became dissa tisfied with tho
Senate, and resov ed 10 check their power by the
introduc ion of new feature in the constitution.
Hence the office OF the Tribuncs of the People.
These officers vested with the power Of
neeatiping any decree of the Senate by the sim
gle word YETo. Many laws were thus negatived,
and ii is probable this is the origin Of the term.
But what was The effect of this Office? And what
good was accomplished by the Tfibunes of the
peope' In The end it became the ins'rumen, Of
incessant controversy and civil war. IL was tho
first Office seized upon In turn both by the Sen
ate and and The Deragogues to counieract tho
plans Of each other. In the election for this very
Office 7ibcrius Grccchus-a man who, like Col
Benton. talked much about tho public lands and
the peope--was killed IN q mob.
II was seized upon, one OF his Stepping
stones by julius C-EsAR; and The first emperor
Of the Romans CESAR AUGUSTUS, procured him.
self to be elected Perpetual Tribune; and hence
forward the Roman Republic ceased 10 exist, and
the Emperors were the only Trbunes OF the peo
Dle This veto power of the Tribunes was the
worst and the most disastrous of any in the Ro-
man Government. The example TO us should be-
one of warming, not of imitation. IT Mr.. Ben
ton and his followers wish 10 cause an endless
war of opinions and interests, at last ending in
some specIcs of arbitrary power, they cannot hIs
upon better plan than that Of sustaining vetos,
and encouraging schism between the Executive
and Legislature Offices
We arc already approaching fearful state OF
Executive power, when SO many public men are
mora DESTROYS Of counting Erecmire faror than
tho SMILES and appreciation Of free People.
ICjncinna:i Chronicle
There IS a tope. in our borough says the Har-
risburg TELEGRAPH whose nose is go large and
ferv red. that the Common Council think II a
SIGN Of intemPefance, and are ABOUT 10 me MN
because IL projects over The SIDEWALKS.
!. Eat yoLe-Dixon III. Lewis, member Of Con-
,rass from Alabama, weighs something less than
half a ton. A wag in Washington said his cps
,apb has already been written by Byron. The
oroDer inscription for this Tombstone wou!c be
''Tis s7cess but living grecse 10 more
The Nashville Union SAYS that PRESIDENT iyier
was hung in ef!ivv at The Cour, House IN that
CITY few nights since. The edior oil me wing
saws be knows nothing Of the facts. but presumes
il was the mere Suspension" OF an "apS''ao1
ton Enorrille Register.
Hrcu LrrE--A wife and thirteen young ones,
comfortably lodged IN garrett
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-18

Henry Cay said in the 1. 5. Senate, few
DAVIS ago, iha, for twenty or thirty years neither
ne or his wife had owed any man dollar. Both
of them, many years gone By, had come to the
conclusion. that the best principle OF economy
was this: ..never 10 get IN debi-to indulge
your wants when vo1 are able to d. 50, and TO re-
press them when YOU are no, able to indulge
them, The example Is not only an excellent
ons for itself, bat comes from high source
IN o. Pic.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-18

Hen L1rE--A wife and thirteen young ones
comfortably lodged in gasret.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-18

A most horrible accident occurred recently IN
the county Of Two Mountains. Lower Canada;
q man while 10 Il state OF lntozIcaiIon, having tai
len into a kettle Of boiling potash. and being
COMPLETELY dissolved. Search made for his
BODY but not the least particle Of il could be
found.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-18

There IS topcg in our borough, says the liar
risburg Telegraph. whose nose is so iarge ant
fiery red, that the Common Coohcii MINK u
- r ;,,ornca.ance and are about 10 fine hin
because !, projects over The sidewalks!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-18

GOVERNOR OF MAssACHUsETTs.-Ihe L0coic
co Con. enlion Of that State, on Ire 3th instant
nominated Marcns Morton ca,dIdate Tor TO
vernon. and II. H. Caiids for Lieut. Governor
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-18

The Nashville Union saws that President Tyler
was hung in efTigv at he Cour, House in that
civ a few nights since The edior Of The Wing
saws be knows nothing Of the facts. but presufnes
il was the mere .ssuspension'' of an "absi'act-
tom Enorriue Register.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-18

4 Fat .JoEe-Dlxon II. Lewis, member Of Con-
cross from Alabama, Weighs omehing less than
half ton. a wag IN Washington said his eri-
,sph has already been written by Byron. Inc
nroper inscription for this Tombstone wou!d be
stTis s7cese but living grecse 10 more
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-18

There is a Young lad down east who learns $
raniiIy that his friends have to keep pouring wa
ter on MS head TO prevent him from catching ire
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-18

A polite widow, whose husband lad lately dt9d
was visited by the parish parson, Who, not awaF,
of her loss. inquired after his haalth--'ih
you, sir said she, he's dead
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-18

Extensive Emigration to Nlnots-Ci,arie
Oakley. ex commissioner for the State Of Illinois
writes that he is about 10 send ous from kngian'
to tha, State, from fifty 10 one hladred inousan
emicfants. aud that be will soon proceed TO Der
many to make similar arrangements there
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-09-18

The whole Of the above territories cover about
2,SO0,000 square miles
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-23

seed wheat is ,boaght,o be anexcelleut pre-
veuiive Of smut and soms think it renders
the plant less subject to tho attacks of IA
sects. BE this as il muy, by washing i ~
strong brine. every thing except the pore
sound wheat may be separated. And the
lime OF ashes very probably tends TO silmu
late the germ, and promote strong heal
thy shoot.
Tho practice Of succeeding crop of
w!ea, with corr the following spring,
though both exiausiing crops, IS often
adopted with good success, eud is probatl,
good plan beeacse, 10 this case, besldes,
on interval Of some eight o. niae mouths
rest beiug thus gwen 10 the land, lfem the
time the wheat IS made, before planting
corn the next spring, llefe usvolly refnalns
after boryestng the Whell, a considerable
coating Of siu5blp, gtass, Hcsts, Dc, To BE-
fed of aud trodGea down By stock, or
plonghed uuder for manure; by either OF
v hich measures the ainenl extracted ~
the production Of toe wheat crop just re
moved, IS IN ateal L.easure restored 10
tho soil.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-23
., pe 3 stcreo.rrc roun..rr.

Tspc u stereotype Foundry,
"A Faftsn, Cwncr of God Street n. YosE.
r. sH IL Subscribers take lis method Of announo.
u ing loilicir friends eud The pubic generally,
lbat, having purcl.afed iho extensive ard well
knoan TYPE FOUNDRY, formerly owned by
Messrs. C9nuor aEd Cooke, they hare removed
the came TO their prescott ceGuUl position. HaY.
i5g made extensive refisiouF additions, aud allsr.
allois, they now prepared 70 execute orders of
aay magnitude they nay DO iaeored with, Rlh
pFcmplness, and 90 as iagofoble terms as ary
other Forndry II Alnerier. To their nes s,,e.
oimen Book, y hieh has been recently extensively
circulated, they would respectfully refer.
~ articles manufactured by them shall be Of a
material equal, Il not super b; 10 any men1seipr-
Cd 10 this counlry--and Undergo a thorough eg-
animation as 70 appearance, ranging, dressing,
AMI Properly asserting. All articles exhibited N
tte Specimen Boes, iormcHy issued By Cohnor
and Coke, together with so5.s 10 tonis sold by
llsT, can now be furnished liom this Found,y
giihou lsy, with many sjnro added
WILLIAM HA6AR s. 60. ere agents foF dc
sale Of Sic Hagier, Washington, sud Smith Press.
e, which, together y iii Chasrs, Gases, CucPos-
log Stlcs,, Furniturq lak, and every article usel
~ tne prnung bush ess viii be kcp, ca hand, AID
farnished ~ manufacturers prices.
u B--Ea machs.s cast Type manufactures 1t
this Fopudrg.
New Yotk. Febf,sry =. 1871.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-23
POETRY.
ZION he Eni1 LerboeLer.

VAIN REGRErS.-Bl EDWARD CHIFFON.
Noald | /, luld feal as once felt,
Whom fresh IN heart aud pure in m.nd
bael led on nly bnyish belt,
And ifo.ieked free as tho wind
] had no care 10 cloud my brow,
Nor grief my little heart to uclt,
How altered are my feelings nov
cannot feel as once felt
Would | eoald dream as once dreamed,
When like Fllry from above,
Around nay dawuing heart there bsansd
The bosom-bliss Of youth--iirsi love
When hops grow bold within my breast,
Aud Fancy with gay visions isomed
All! fed are al thosa moments blesi---
cannot dream as once | dreamed
Mould could think as once thought,
THIS vide ana bsaeltnl green earth
a paradise Of Joy, were naught
But pure ana holy things hath birth
Nhere every scene with peace and truth.
Aud friendship hgHi, and Iowa was frsuglt
All quickly uudoce yea is youth
eaauo, ihiuk as once I brought
| cannot feel, OF dream, Of link,
As was wont in DAYS long pasl
And as | near the awful brink
Der TAich We each nias. lean i. last.
] think that all will soon % orr,
Aad give the world parting sigh
! fesl It's shows can cheat 10 more,
And cream Of JOYS that elnaol dc!
New York, April l5tt
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To tEle Virginia and SEaitei
STATES Public.

IGtIE subscriD,g proposes, II peironsga utl
~ Wsfrasl TIC cnterI rise, 70 publish 10 tie city
o. Warrington paiiy Political Journal 70 Ue
called The " OBSERVER" II subscriptions viii
ilsliiy h,al. his Ssh Is 10 Issue the FIRST nnale'
O.. the hrsi Monday Of June aosl--or week Or
two II fGrihcsi, aHcr Tie oommeno' Rent Of tic
ExHe Session Of Congress.
Tie Observer, III goes into operation VIII c,i
tcise freely aud unfesrtTedly. ,hr aruon If tho
Eeccrai Government, slth9at fear, favor ar slice.
too" Il viii lcok for support 10 ltc People, and
TIE People only. Hssirg taken an acitya par IN
thr election Of Gen. Harrison, sfdcnliy hoping aud
CT emit, beiirv.rg that bis Administrator 9 III
u flis tie generous raaadgner, md fulfil the pa
tlade exPcc,a'i us OF DE hncr,csn People, ! s.t
Fieticc myself 20 cxterd T. ii no ap0iscriaiBeleg
support sha'. DO happy 70 praise bat not afFa
g ceaEufc. ! haze long ogo pronils, my caa.
sclrucc HcYtr 10 be Hiaa Wotgaippsr, Bcser 6
-Hs.ala any uan or AIS set Of rcn, gains, De
toe auucn Of l,c country TuS vow iacnn IS
sep 70 lhe BE-. Of my sb.iiij. SO bclp arc t'c3
l. the People val sustain NC IN tbs sUJB.f',
ti fruits Of ncsE g yeafs IF editorial rNfeiiea,e
shai BE aedicate1 diligently aud la55ti0es'g, .
reader The Observer worthy q lE.ir 4Tor.
pfetsisc iher, aud / silt iedfsia u. iAat ibeg
shsa hayr political print a. WAtbmr'tn. # nj
agie, So. loncsL faithful ard frnc 70 lLc, aui he
caase Of the conn,ty std the Rights on the Sfa'cs
asa q 'hc People. Nhethor pfinti Or Is .-,
required At lbe F,dessl Metropolis, hose lcsairrs
thiH ac - thu states aud n-t to the central se.
ulTl's, .esyn e p the county q say.
'igag oal these proposals Euu, intending "a
a sh7't lla1c TO 10 a.oJe fpgfGc wi-h asesr.
Tags y therc exists disposition 10 support ID.
pr 81 Washington Ehiea ujli give coteia. sur
.o1t 70 t,n Harrison az euY other frbe'df-,
GLHe Do CASTLES hl1n5tif - ~ nv the Crrz Eicsi =.
{ le4s and tisaesttul Of .tjotal power, and Ger.
tahlY mors pr1m2t 10 attack is cxc,s Is ihan
acqoitsee IN lhsN, ltt wae III be i, tic ata8 q.
abe Government
AZ The ilme Is limited ! feqact' 'hfs- who PRO
disnesed g support nc IN lh.s tn,cfF,zc, to 40.
nounco 1t ~ letter.
JEo n PLEASANTs.
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