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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-26
MAIL ARRANGEMENT

Northern. wa, FlgrBes, .fia,-Due
every Sunday, TUESDAY, and Friday at TP.M
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Friday at SPIN
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daya, Jpn
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Trust Sale.

pf virtue, ard IN pursuance OF Deed in trust
~ executed 10 me as Trustee, by Albert q
Haynes on the 50Ih day Of April A. D. 1a4o. 10 60.
cure the payment ola certain sumof money therein
mentioned to Reuben H. Grant, Thomas j. HAYNES
and W Ilam Maxcey, which said deed in Trust has
been duly recorded in the oice ofthe Clerk If ,be
Probate Court ofNoxubee county, State o, Mjssis.
spPl, will sell at public aur,ion 10 the HIGHEST bd-
der for cash at the door Ithe Court house in the
lewn oil Macon in said county,
On Monday the 10th dag of august A n 1su
within the hours Of 10 A N and 4 P NJ the fnlowl
ing described tracts lying and being in said county
otNoxubee, to wit NN''"
The west hall the south west halfor secton no
one, township no thirteen, range seventeen. east.
The east half OF the north west quarter of Tho
same section, township and range
The eas halt of the north east quarter tho wss,
han OF the north east quarter dissection number mir
ty Jour; north west quarter and the north east omar
Ter OF section humber thirty three, the west half o
south west quarter OF section number twenty seven
the east hail OF the east half The south east
ter OF section thirty three all in township fifteen.
range sixteen east.
Such title as IS vested in me as Trustee will he
conveyed. c. GILLESPIE
Trustee.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-26

WILL attend at Washington to the posccna
w OF claims before the Department Ia ,gg,
eS, when case is paced in his hands il m..
be accompanied by free propouionel to lhteg.
ac;er oil The business, and subjec to the u>urr
cenlum, on Inc amount Of clam when fna.y ,5a,.
ted. No letters will be ta&ca rom the Pas, .f,.
unless The postage is paid the present n.
tiers must be directed 10 hm at pkeyi.e, Nd. w.,.
Is lhree hours ride from The city.
Persons are authorized to refer 10 the Hon. A.
bert U. Brown, and Hon Jacob Thompson. Miss,
to the Hon Dixon Il, Lewis and Hon. Rea.r.
Chapman, of Ala; 10 the Hon. WIN. S. Fara,
and {. A. Harms, Esquire OF Arkansas; Col. Breed
love, and George Whitman, Esquire Of New.0r
leans General Call, DR. Charles Byrne, Gen Her
nandez, and Hon. c, Downing, Florida; Judge ker
son. and David GoIighly Esq; OF Columbus, Geo.
ga; Alfred V. scool, and John IIenly, EQores. d.
Montgomery, Alabama; and to Major K. B. Lex
I. }. A. 81. Louis, Missouri
WASHINGTON, March 25h, 1871. 4S-G
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-26

HE subscriber proposes % publish during lhe
session ui fas legislature paper allA tHe 811sr
ui.t lNr present condition of political lartrs ri
'hH cnIaIr. sui especially .n This stale rrH8e--a
% paper rIlHug niece. a.y The wUia. HaFe iast
ytdH.i at1 p2WeE with an uye5whe .ulug ma ,urlly.
u necessary ll2l they Should hg strictly watched
and Their mris-rr, freely caHgssseI
There now little loab' tlat the wlirs Ull have
'hs majority no che legislature ou point ballot. Sub.
I.cls o great moment wI. come before lhaf uody ar
HsugE' session. ublecjs which involve the happI-
nc,, and prosperity cd The people oflhs state. T.
W.' De ta. duty Of tine Reporter, t1 Iscus. those
interest, and tae measures which may be proposed
90 relation 90 them.
The Reporter shall be- faithful reporter of the
proceedings Of lae legislature and Of such speeches
OF The members ai both bHHcut, a. may appear 10
be OF genera interest, The actings ana Ianps of
t"e qsaoajtsi Iisd0m Of tbc state wil be faithfully
sci down.
The Reporter vi. be principally devoted to state
policy The paper will be democrats without be
ing exclusively of party cast. II will be our OBJ.
Jet % discuss principles exclusively. We shall
therefore cudeayor 10 AVOID all personalities We
,ha'i not speak Of men any further than il may be
absolutely necessary IA the uurestra.ned discussion
OF measafeS JAMES 5. FALL.
TRIMS One dollar during the session Of the .e-
asalure. Gentlemen procuring five subscribers
sal receive one copy gratis Subscribers wll for
ward i'elr names by the first OF january. No sub
scubrra received without payment IN advance
j. 5 f.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-26
Louisville Female Academy.

IRA TENHE Trustees Of the Louisville Fe-
f<ssS.lA Il male Academy having employed
iis'E5AB Mr.. GOLDEN and Lady To Superintend the
100 Institution and also two Ladies as assis.
lans, would give notice to the public that the Schoon
will commence, under the most favorable auSpices,o
the LIST olFeb. next For beauty oflocalon, Lou
isviIe is not surpassed by any village in Mssissi, p
-or facilities OF intercourse II is equal to any ne
rlor town in the State; and from It's first settlement,
TO the present time, II has probably been as healthy
as any town in the L. States, For the last three
years, Mr. and Mrs Golden have supplemented
The Female Academy at MeSopotamia Ala. and that
School, during that time, has been as large and as
popular as any similar school in Ala. Indeed, they
come with the most satisfactory recommendations
All the branches Of education taught IN the best
Academies Of the kind, will be taught in this
Board Nc can be had on The most reasonable terms
When the beauty OF he place is conSidered-its
Stage passing six times a week. aud the well mer-
tied reputation OF the Teachers-the Trustees think
they have good reason To anticipate very liberal
patronage from an enlightened Public.
For further particulars address A. golden,
Louisville, Winston county Miss.
Jan 30, lsll.
There is also a well conducted Male Academy
under the direction Of the Rev James Martin, in
which all the branches usually taught in institution
OF the kind, are taught. The character of Mr. Mar
tin as IA teacher and gentleman is such as need
no commentator.
Feb 8, S4l.--3l-lm [PhSFss
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-26

LA AVlNG purchased Of Mr. +. y. RaudIc, tn
right Of Waterman s, Leanois labor saving
Brick Machine, now o.icr TO dispose OF individual
or county rights to sut purchasers,
This machine has been IN operation the past sea
son, sufficient time to test It's utility as il respects
It's durability and the saylngot labor
The principal advantages this machine has over
all others now IN use conslstsin the simplicity and
strength Of ta structure, having no complication Of
machinery that Is liable 10 get out OF repair, and the
rapId,ty it lcmpcrs The clay and uouds the brick
making from 60 to so per minute with the alI Of
two horses four men, aud a sufficient number
boys to bear off the brick.
Those Wishing for a cheap and expeditions meth.
cd Tor manufacturing brick would do well to ava
themselves of thlSopportunIty.
All Communications addressed TO the subscribe
wImeet with immediate attention.
JAMES n. SMITH.
Columbus Mi, April 9th, lSj9,-39-tL
n. b. Gentlemen wishing to purchase county OF
town rights, eau be accommodated byapplyng nv
he'olIicc OF the Columbus Democrat, where thea
can see testimonials Of the utility Of the above met
toned patent.
The MIssssippian, Jackson, and the Rcpubt
an, Holly Springs, wall please give the above sis
seronsa and forward bills to me. j. +, S.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-26
To the Debtors
or THE CONNER CL4L s. RAN ROAD
BANK OF NICKSBURG

BANK OF NlCkSBURG.
EDY clause IN the assignment Of The property aud
I'D effects Of the above Bank ON the 10Th tebrua-
Y last winch is recorded, the debtors are secured in
he rghl to pay IN The paper OF the bank until The
18th ofFchruary next upon any debts due H. and
10 pay il afterwards upon all debts which shall by
that DAY be secured to the satisfaction OF the sgners.
Those debts which by that time shall not be Sc.
cured will be subject 10 such rule as may be adopted
in CARVING The trust into effect The clause refer
red 70 IS rs follows:
THE trustees shall proceed to collect and holds
the proceeds d such sales and also 10 collect and
realise IN money the most that may be practicable
from the bonds bills Of exchange, bills receivable,
notes. accounts, claims, judgments, demands, chose
action and profits OF SAID Rail Road, from and al-
"a the time Of its completion to jackson, hereby
transferred and assigned to them, Provided bow
ever hat said trustees shall IN 20 case refuse 10 re-
ieiyc from debtors TO said President, Directors and
Company OF The Commercial and Raj Road Bank
OF ckSburg the bank notes checks, post notes GER
tdcaes OF icposl'e, and bills receivable due from
said Bank or any o its branches IN payment OF debts
due TO the said President, Directors and Company
olhe Commercial x Rail Road Bank OF Ncksburg
provided such debtor or debtors shall give sufficient
security for the amount ohiS her or their liabilities
within twelve months after the registration OF this
deed OF truSl.
w w. FRAZER
TH0S 5. ROBINS Assignees
WIN. s. B0DLEY.)
Nov 81, $40. 20-l9w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-26
State of Mississippi Choct,n. =
CAoefa'' Circuit Court September T,,n y. a.,
Abraham Barnett !

'''o''" C"c"@ Court September T,rn i. A., '
Abraham Barnet!
VS. Att,cI.,u-.,
William Dyre, w Si'yN
TENHE attachment in this case b,y,,,
n turned to The Office OF the Clerk MIL .' ~ e
Court OF sad county duly executed bv s ~. O.1a
same on certain property Of the deleoi,r t'.' 1
IS hereby given that unless the SAID ,~c, ,' D'.'
pear give special Bal, plead answer or de~", u
SAID attachment on or before the ffstJ,c Y y, ~
next Term OF the Circuit Court 10 be br.. ~ 5
Tor SAID county at the Court House IN a. '"l
Greensboro on the fourth Monday If V,,. g' ~. "
Judgment will be entered againsl Nm h. . .a'
ana ana 'he property 50 attached sold to sa,s.y Il
debt and costs. llth December 1910. ' ''
= JOHN SNOW. Cir.
Feb. Is, lS40-32-6t Prsf 3Io "A G''@'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-26
- G---c% -.%c=S-.
LArE oF ELEerRA MoNRoE \

MAS located himself permanently at Columbus
a z Nj where be will attend io all eases IN his po-
fessIon Me- j.. attefs hiIuseit hat win Close at
iention G. his business that he viii merit share OF
public patronage. He can be lonDd at all times at
his Office in Narket Street, opposite the old Land
Office.
There can be obtained at his shop fresh saj
full supply OF Botanic Medicjnes.
Feb'v 30 ls41 33.-n
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-26
Trustees sale.

ID .r'.a r Deed % Trust executed foas ty
ID Erau- smGl. He or oae ai us, BI. .H DE
>srt.d M4rfry 10 lanc seyt between abe tour- 90
IUA. w. aHI : 2. 81 ,gr az public aurt.ua. before
rlr court house door To- it5 town DI ID klb krm-
ar- county Ms. rae negro u.H rarel s tH. a..l
-.4#t ~ yelr l black ,mIul aud hs el.l Han.
a.a aged aluHl % years.
JNO. WHT>ETT.
MN. Ii. NEFlLL.
NJ ng hi. % -F
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-26
Maila'ts Vegetable Life Pills and
Phoenix BittcrS.
Nov, 81, 1910,
A FRESH supply of this medicine Just received
"a and for sale by f.. A. SMITH,

A FRESH supply OF this medicine Just received
IN and for sale by f.. A. SMITH,
Corner Of Maine and Market SITS. Columbus
The high and envled celebrity which this pre-em-
inent medicine has acquired for its invauable eica-
cy IN all the diseases which processes To cure, has
rendered the usual practceo. putting not only un-
necessary, but unworthy oi them. They are known
by their fruits; their good works testify for them,
aud they thrive not by the faith Of the creduouS
10 all cases OF CoStveneSs, Dyspepsia, Bilious
and Liver Affections Asthma, Piles Settled Pains,
Rheumatism, Fevers and Agues, Obstinate Head
aches, Impure state Of the Fluids, Unhealthy APP
peaIance otthr skim Nervous Debility, the Sickness
Organs and in all general arrangements OF health,
these medicines have invariably proved certain
and speedy remedy. They restore vigorous health
to the most exhausted constitutions. A single trial
will place the Lie Pills and PhGniX Brtlers beyond
lhereach Of competition, in the estimation Of every
patient
~ b. None are genuine unless they have the
"a simiIc Of John Mollats signature. 45--tt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-26
Coach Making.

EHNHE Subscriber having commenced the Coach
4 Making business on ST. John Street, one door
from the corner of Main street, opposite the Com
merca bank, Is prepared 10 execute orders in the
above line with neatneSS durability and dispatch.
He hopes, by strict attention TO business, to merit
share OF public patronage.
l.. ID. THOMPSON.
n. b. Repairing Painting and vanishing done
with neainesS and on the most reasonable terms.
Columbus April l7th lS4l AIT
Argus viii please copy.
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Notice

D NJ MOORE of Oktibbehl county IS my au-
-. thouzed agent to dispose oim ands IN the
Counties OF Lowndes, Noxubee and Oktbbeha.
p j. WEAVER
AFrl the SlA 1911. DIV.
ArEu, will please copy.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-26
For Snlc.

FENIlE undersigned offers for sale, upon easy
IL terms the interest Gone ha) formerly owned
by W. D Chapman in the
Columbus Democrat"
The office Is as well supplied as any in HE South
with fancy job type and all materials for executing
with despatch and neatneSs such work. The news
type have been IN use for two or three years and
will last five years yel wlth care and attention
The high character oiIhc Democrat Is well
known aud acknowledged by both parties u this
State, aud in point Of location and other odvauta-
res It is not surpassed by any press in the South -
The last increasing population OF NorA Mississippi
the quantity OF business done N the town OF CoIum
bus aud The daily increase otpalronagc to the olic
afford a sure guarantee that the paper Is permanent
~ established, aud lfcoudHctcd with economy vii
always prove lucrative Investment tor the amour
OF capital employed. The Democrat has been es
tabAShed for several years and during tina period
has received 4 liberal share OF advertising patronage
and larger subscription list than any paper IN the
State, north olJackSou. The subscription list still
continues to increase daily
Letters addressed TO the under signed or to W.
D. Chapman Columbus Nil will receive immediate
a'tentpn It Postpaid.
H. II. W0RTHINGTON.
\. b. 4 practical Printer would be preferred, as
partner in the concern.
tS5- Editors in lhlS State who will give this lew
insertions shall receive a like rec procaton.
Columbus Jan To- ISL. H.H. w
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An order of the Probate Court.

An order of the Probate Court.
IT is ordered by the Probate Court of Oktibbeha
4 County, State of Mississippi, that all persons in
lcrested in the estates OF Martha d. and Della Jane
Renttrow deceased do appear at a Probate Court to
be held at the Court House in the town OF Starke.
vile and county OF Okubbeia and State Of MSssslp-
p, On the Fourth Monday Of May lS4l, to shew
cause why sale should not be ordered by said court
TO dispose Of such property as Is now incapable oil
distributions Glyen under my hand and seal this
9Th day Of March, lS4l.
CHARLES DIBRELL,
Clerk.
March 27 lS4l. 3s-6w
printers fee So
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-26

Is hereby given That A Boykrn Esq ls nv au-
lorled aEent to rent, receive rent Sc Of alI my
houses Sc IN Columbus. 4, T.. HARRIS
Aurll 18th 1871 ll--3v
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-26
Wholesale 4 Retail rOu Store
McGRAN & NOONAN.

No. 50 Michael Street Mobile Ala.
HAVING made arrangements Tor permanent
Il supply of Iron, both by direct Importation from
S,ceedeH and otherwise have now in Store and an
ding, 200 Tons of S,cedeS Iron comprising all sizes
$50 kegs of Cut Nails 10 80 made from Swedes
Iron, with which and well assorted stock of HOOPS
Nail Rods, Band and Gin Rib Iron, Axes, Steel SC
they are prepared to execute any country orders
and at reduced prices.
Jan. 9. lSI1-27-9t
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-26
Notice.

NM. D. Majors is my authorized agent to set.
W lie and receipt all my business in Monroe
County Mississippi.
Al those indebted 10 me are requested to step
orward%nake settlement and save cost
GIDEON LlNCECUM.
Feb. Goth 1911. S4--3t.
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Law Motto.

AfN-T 49, -ADtfHfH
M. JONES, .ag.-- --....
= 'ise Of law, r.I! attend me- IN. .s
ll..', AM t.e adjacent count, ...--'. c.
supreme aut Fedora. CONT. s,I,. .a7 Car,
i'' resF.=age fazoooeaa.y tan "a
Cg.. Mss, -"'ts> L--.--
lay 25th,ls5s,-i6-tg
Medical die Bathing House,
i CURE, Or sIeKsLs, PRsy-,@H
IH =. ,s ss'1 1,,E &c. !, now open 5r..
Season Fickeis.
Amount Of fifteen T:eke,s go %
- Single Tickets, $50
, b ! .,.'e VINO take Season Tick, ,,. So ca
4 oa'h every day, II they wish !, &c 70 s1@e.
vance WI be required Ia all case, G1TTssl' e O..
IS understood to be from the Isl e. lae 81
Isl OF October. VI Apr %
Columbus April st lsIl BALDWIN
%
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Executors Notice:

A Ill persons having claims against the estate 0
"A James Brown, deed, are hereby notified TO pre-
sent the same duly authenticated within the time
prescribed by lazy, or the same will be forever bart
jed Persons indebted to the estate Of the said de
ceased are rec ested to uake immediate payment
PANNEL TAYLOR,
Executor.
Ocber o. iS4O l5-m6.
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Medical Bathing Hou,..
Notice.

W al persons having charge of ,,u.
n county OF Lowudes or for The. ci" o'peh 6r,a
'ie poor house IS now ready for the roi Faaliul ia
poor, and all those that have any nam ,.,P'd o. de
will bring them IN, as no furl1srr a-is' % eili.-
pau pa lot "A, NSeepiHg them from the 6tf 4, Be
I9io. he unders Igned are Cor,r;,,.' s Jay,
ed by the Board Of Police for LownJ ,,,''s 'gos,
receive the same. 49," "oe' ca.1.y ID
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Law Nnticp.

our Almanacs, l,Or $40,
I'll AVE- betnreceived They agcJorsalc by the
N A quantllyor otherwise,
PFlSrER & GOODWIN.
n. B. We have beautiu. pair OF Glosrs for
the use Of Schools o dispose o.. P.&G.
Feb'g y, 1910 35u
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Dr. Z. L. RnuchelIe.

IN. =. +. BOuchelle,
NMILL IN future devote his whole attention
w to the practice OF the several branches Of his
profession, at the late residence of his father, he
tween Col. Nmrod Davis aud Liudscy's Ferry He
viii practice upon as reasonable terms as ans other
regularly bred physician n tbc cuty
December 9Th I3.-l4.U
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GEORGE WiGHTMAS. JOHN WIGHrMAN.
JOHN WIGHTMAN, g. Co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

Reierin Lownies county to Messrs Franklin s.
Brothc,C. Albert Esq, Rioha,d Barry Esq
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-26

ELI ABBOTT
r. K NJ. TALLAFRRRo
Juyllth, ls40.-I-G Con.
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Terms,
for3 lone copy Of the Extra Globe e. 81
q copies do B
II do do 10
.25 do do 90
And so on in proportion Tor greater number.
For copy Of the Congressional Globe, or Appen-
dix 80 cents
For 6 copies Of either $50
" 10 do 5 90
% do 10 90
And so in proportion for a greater number.
Payments may be transmitted by mail, postage
pald, at our risk. BY the regulations of the Post
OlHce Department, postmasters are authorized 10
frank letters containing money for subscription to
newspapers.
The notes OF any bank, current in the section Of
country where a subscriber resides, will be received
by lis at par.
CEi- No attention mHbe paid to any order unless
the money accompanies IL.
BLAIR & RINES.
WASHINGTON Cry, April 30, 1871.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-26

FENllE undersigned offers for sale upon easy
IL terms the interest Gone haD formerly owned
by W. D Chapman In the
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-24

me; and turning | saw my companion
who had come with me.
Look at your pantaloons," he whisp,
cred.
Already half dead with confusion a
the disaster | had caused, cast my eyes
upon my once white dress, and saw at
glance the horrible extent Of my diIem-
ma. | had been sitting upon the iated
pocket, and had crushed out the liquid
butter, and the solt pastc-Ilhe vegetable
which had dau5cd and dripped down
them, till It seemed as il were actually
dissolying in my Pan,aIoons.
Darling from the spot sprang TO the
place where | had lett my hat, before
could reach IT, sudden storm OF wrath
was heard at the door.
"Sdcr-r-r-c! bcIe! SacT-r-r-e! S0cr-
r-r-e"
The in the last syllable being made
to roll like Waterman 5 rattle, mingled
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-24
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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-24
THE UNTOMBIN OF NAPOLEON.

ny C. o. FORSTER.
Calm in his rock-built tomb,
The monarch warrior slept;
While mingled cloud and Oceans gloom
And tempests, DER him swept;
Heavens angry messengers alone,
Were fit to guard the grave,
Where lay the toppler down OF thrones,
Behind the desert wave.
Why wake the eagle from his sleep,
Amid the sea and storm
Why break the slumber dread and deep,
Which wraps his awful form!
The pagcan,ry Of pompous tomb,
And empty burial noise,
And gildcd bier and Mausolcum,
For Kings are fitting toys.
But leave the falcon on his rock
The giant in his shroud---
Mid storms and tcmpests in their shock,
And thundcrs breaking loud:
SO that as down the tide Of time,
We perishing insects fee;
Sounds telling Of the past sublime,
May sweep across the sea,
And speak at least of one proud name,
With an eternity Of fame.