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OF We had taken up the belief that recent ovents
were rather adverse. at least the signs were rath
er unpropitious To Mr.. Calhoun. Maine and New
Hampshire, according to the statements OF the Van
Buren, papers, had very distinctly minated their
uncompromising adherence to the fallen dynasty
the great Calhoun meeting in n. York turned oui
to be hunlbug-and the Globe, Enquirer, Argus,
and Tennessee organ of General jackson spoke out
more decidedly in favor of Mr. Van Buren, than they
had been in the habit of doing. Putting these and
various other little circumstances together we Were
reluctantly forced into the bcliefthat MIR. Calhoun's
prospects were being overcast Within a few days,
however, we have heard it very confidently stated
by those who ought To know, that he is growing
rapidly in popularity, and that his chances for the
nomination two To against the field. He
is certain, i'm convention, of the vote ofevery South
em State, except Virginia; while, rs between him
and Mr.. Van Buren,. he is certain of Maryland, Del
aware, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts,
Connecticut, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Is
land. and majority of the Western States. Nir-
ginia-which is put down as doubtfIl-is TO he
brought To terms and certain dinners about To
he given in various directions 10 certain distinguish
ed gentlemen the beginning of the campaign
against Van Burcnsm.
We have not much faith i'm these calculations and
movements; but shall not be distressed ii they
prove true, and successful to the utmost wishes of
their projectors.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-20

G,a. LatGysfts and Henry Ciay.-We have just
in possession OF aneodoie which enables
say that perfectly authentic. An officer Of the L. =.
Navy being in city Of Paris in hs fall OF 1892
ved by Gen Lafayette visit him Lagrange, his
Try The invitation accepted and the officer u course
enjoyed ia the highest degree the elegant and hearty hosp
taty which the noble old veteran always displayed,
ciay Americans. During the three days which the A
naval officer spent Lagrange, much
had the affairs and the prominent Of the H.
= OF such topics the name OF Henry Clay could not but
be conspicuous one; and the Cen found that his guest
only political admirer but personal acquaintance and
friend Of that great American Statesman. The General,
therefore, constrained, line sequel will show,
by the decacy due the feelings OF Of whose senu
ments he ignorant, conceal his sincere sentl
OF Mr.. Clay. The American officer out
four five in the morning diligence for Paris. Not
expecting find the old soldier stirring at
early hour he leaving without formal areweh.-
As he crossing the Court however, George Washing
Lafayette, the Of the General, followed him and
told him his father desired him. He introduced
the Generals study, where by the light OF candles hc
employing his pen. Pressing his guest in vain
main longer, the General said;-"Beore you leave me-
show you friend;' and leading into another
Toom Ice exhibited portrait Of Mr. Clay, Sir said the
General shat is the Iohom hope 10 sfs PTesiden
Of tie United States" The incident a happy on,
and produced lasting impression the mind OF the officer
The bosom companion Of Washington, his comradc m
IN the glorious revolution feeling the deepest interest II
welfare Of the United States and well acquainted viii
their policy their institutions and their great Laiay
oe with the wisdom Of the Father Of his country pointe,
out the man fit and worthy to stand the head Of the gov
eminent But his sained spirit will look down in - on'
rejoice IN the e0nsummatOn Of his hopes which heaven
impatient claim VI its firstborn, denied him wh
m the nesh.-henfucky Commonwealth.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-20

PAatrorGu CouSry.-Ths D. probably, the riches grain
county North Carolina. l sales Of wheat and have
averaged fof the last % years. hundred and fifty thou.
sand dollars per Vet this county compelled t
purchase the of forty thousand duos worth ri
gain The pust year Coz the subsistence NJ s population
which show how completely crops OIL ond u
30 thst has sustained loss Of nearly three hundred thou
sand dollars by that untovard Circumstance.
Bot tc sifictest economy pacsed by the people
and he merchants made purchases from Oh, nuf,
dis los will soon be recovered foni and be- ELECTS not sew
srely fc beyond the present year. H. ~ cre every
ion 10 hone tho crop should turn we'll The lul
a. Elizabeth City, we learn has demands for north, ~
flnds-a good sign.-N0rfok Hsfaid
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WILLIAMS q HAXALL.

RICHMOND Va.
II EEP constantly on hand full supply II
IN GROCERIES LQCORs WINES SPEARS and FLOUR
Of al gades which they Offer whoiese ie
Liberal advances made on ongnments Of Foreign AMI Domoe
Produee no29-;u
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IA Ordinance p'oh6taE the Sale Of Personal Proper
~, 6y auction, in Street and for other p1rposes


l. Re ordained BY the Common Council Of City Of
mnnd AMI hereby orisinc any
Auci,oncet Auctioncc Agents.
his thcr emIny, Coz Public
Street tho Sidewalks thetcoC goods
Dire household osr furniture s, buggy gig wag
drny horse mule animal pero
nal property, Of Whatsoever Kind.
And he further ordained That lawful for INV
AuctoDccr Auctionce their
persons In his their employ foe
persons whomsocVcr expose street. or up
ON the Sidewalks thereof any shve &C Slaves
And be further ordained That Il Auo-
uoneers other persons aforesaid
tempt TO sell by auction in the said the side
uereoL any goods merchandise, household
MUIR carnage sny buggy dray horse, mule
OF "het ANIMAL or any other personal Whatsoever
tne or hnd or shall SELL sell slaves
aforesaid all and every such pcon persons offending
forfeit and pay n penalty therefor the
doa Tor every article - by him them offered for
AMI the sum oftwcuy dollars Tor every
offered for sale by auction To lie
other fines are nav authorized TO be
T. Provided always and hereby that moth
ing In tins Ordnance contained shall prevent
merchant taenan doing on the
street. and who wish business from selling by
auction his their stock Of goods
hinder him OF them from the OF portion
for said sale. II
D. An ordinances OF ordinances will TIN.
ordinance, shall be and the hereby repealed.
o. This Ordinance and be In force from AMI a.r
the first day OF August. isi3.
A true Copy:
ju so-sawtistAug WIN r. SHEPPARD Crk C. C.
FUHoMASroN LtME-1hc cargo O Brig Thomas A Hiuari
II Capt GlchTist will be delivery
Wharf for sale very low-Appy on board.
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To the Stockholders Of the Louisa Railroad Company.
The time has last arrived when it behooyes every
stakeholder consider himself full grown man, and per-
iocty qualified look his interest, and manage his
pecuniaTy IN his way. You have been
waiting, with much long suffering aud patience, upon the
President OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company many months, with the de!usye hope,
based upon Fair Propositions that for do
ing the transportation your rOnd satisfactory both
panies would be finally made Your President aud Direc-
tors accordance with your Instructions have proposed
him to leave the question OF transportation to the Board Of
Public Works. But what the answer Mr.. Robinson
consents, but with OF his IT0UisOs: Let keep your
$50 900 permanent loan, and there will be objection
the recrcnce.. Fcow-stockhoIdcr, you consent
this' Will you submit iamely be odden down by his
mighty hghncss yea and be dl,honorcd in your est.
nation well ia tina; OF the wordl Sooner than sub.
mir such terms, say, 10, the road be lc to iiseo rot
myuider and decay let be yword and rcprOach
lasting monument Of folly Tor future generations o
point IN ridcuc and dcron We have nothing to ex.
pect from Mr. X. We have only been fair in pro.
positions him, but liberal Let all farther negotiations
Let demand money forthwith, and mako pre-.
plraon do work; let iry the experiment and
II it aI, aUc sink the road and money At.
tend the called sting IN August IN person and not by
proxy, and let your be heard lrocmen slaves
4 STOCKHOLDER.
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s.sssS sAss.s.asllA-lsa, 4. an, 49,, ,.,., IN. -.
ss ~ s,.s. ss eesae.assoa % The rassS h .ss, s
NJ, aah e''ses The hfsess prposoa Vahnah ksos,.s
~ 'oand Ia consist OF se pfinsr, rolof.
.ha- proving the sum thu whence es ~ ~, ,,
s.u Ismef OF eeat'on A. light ~osl :, \ 10
a., n sca iame Remove Ihe bank-,al. .,,.S
va .sf aud man wiists bloou. A. m. gcn, -, ~
,o. ~ si wamih and renewed vror vegetable srs
end saf-alaIia hf-es TN wcak anl I'm
s, a. ss sg.tsDe. show he ns., risasns anil
up IN Js-ro, ",ns III. heart> of,hand- who Ind gwen
'nreH are rceorid caeuhisd To sa,.f, M.
"a- sS a. "mc- are shutdown things" they have IN
'hionc arrangements euanepir d,ea,r- ~,
o"H' &C are all safely AMI perfectly enred by Il. 40.
20, pa1ens" see adveseent. aud other city n.,
m SANS i WHOLESALE md retail sbi Tor expectation by
a. CO. Druggists and Chemists Gr,ni,, naIy
70 go niai"ay, conner Of street N,x ~ s
. ~ DuNai To-, In Pcefsburg Rop.t A A.,
son. IN Norfolk NJ A. san,o-. soLi by Dn,,.,, 'hu.f-
PRINCIPAL cities In the U. sta,e-Pee 100 ,, born, w he
ia 10
painful to record the death aged and i,1r . a.
yea" as, may have been lettering brink OF The @
NV h e distressing the task when victim /. one VIII
a away IN the spring time Of life when booked ,on
ny boating parents relatives and as bud OF M, 60, o
feel the truth ~ nos and uefolne-. anticipated by all we
W 'ne-e reflections by the faet thousand. are NJ,
y cameo 10 an early AMI unmey grave AMI e.eJ 40 LII
noa AL The prospects and enjoy mcns of this lG, NV M,
consequence ofone unsirei moment ani by dscac ~ Use
IN ue i'i place b. under the hand. III
% winch never proves fatal properly treated m.
uaot' hnk they have only Saturate their sy.cn IL NJ,
,, III, 49,, NJ, accomplished fata Error, Thousand.
are yearly cithcr MucuraliEed OF
iions - broken AMI the functions OF na,u, - ,
Iesuueo ' NE miserable Dr. Hartlcy not atemp, nv \
detail an exposure Of he ha. @ ~
raise his name BY injuring the feelings -,
[ W., % nave ana shal again prove the result cspe
ehe ana The reliance and nvioabc with which h -
be consulted WV" ""0" h' may
Dr. Hartley as Member of,he Medical proc.,on -, :.
nature OF his practice. eonhepc. even ~ Nv
mos, umd offer hope vgor and perfect lie may be-
ed nun in the Morning nght-odee ON Ioeu., An
Richmond Va. Letters ineiosnV Tem,anes ans n"ey
eu rost and Medicine punctualy TO the adde's
either by initials OF J. %
w The Hanover Agricultural Society meeting at
Hanover c. House Tuesday, Of the present month
'u attendance OF the members very desirable rs their - I'M
'nes' OF Importance to transact RICIrD r DARRAcor-r.
ia 10
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lrgo Apply To ~ 20 CHS PALMER.
HARROWGATE SALTS,
OR 'rR AVE,II tn THE VIRGINIA. SpDINE

FOR TRAVELLERS TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
RTlFIClAL Hauowgae Salts possessing all the
IN celebrated "o well IiauOwFair Travellers Springs
who have been the habit of using salt
properties Sulphur Water viii find a
tue IL prepared with acr analysis
the IIauowgae Water AMI neatly put up bottles fun dec
tons for BOLTON & HARRISON
CorneTo Main and Governor Streets
81 IA tea spoon fun small lumber
Spring, before breakfast viii afford the agreeable purgaye
dmurht IN u 30
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
very superior Qualify

'1'iiE subscriber has Just received per steamboat
= fron Philadelphia aty. snI superior 6t of hard Leather
IRON ignci travelling iun.s, ~ uen ulfe an 900
Wo',H plan Ih'e' n Want OF very superior Trunk. and
si"ck ~ cyey drseni'n au uil m ten auy regular
house 90 Virginia respectfully invite fny friends and de public
Al-o very lase nt u Dfcs BEAR SKINS from the Noun
tans iH Virginia. wnehi whis,u ,,) how
SAINT. TfrNEY
Mans nearly opposite No WIN Mnebs1s Jeuelry store
wQO
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MornrR's Iowa writer beautifully remarks tlst o
,nar's mother b the representative If s maker Mor
t,pe add even crime up barriers between her and
her son Whilst his mother lives. De will have friend
on earth who will not listen when he b. sauderod who will
M desert him when he suffers. who will solace hIn his
,,v and speak 70 him II hope whom be- s ready dos
pstr Ier nfcction knows cbbing tide. II flows on
I pnre fountain. spreading happiness through oil tins
vale II lcar and only a. the ocean OF eternity
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-20
New and FnshionRbir Lace Goods.
July 18Th, 1913.

IL IL. JENKINS is opening this morning, a
large and beautiful surpy Laees Of the folo,tc de-
scTpons - ~ ''''t ue
Ashhnrion Eigings and Iaees at aud per ysrd
s"Ooo yis Isle fdrng and Iacos from 2 4 IN tol
Seh ana Is ana % cts yai enough for trimming
'a 'aes aud Caps all patterns exceedingly chao
20 pieces hsd yard wide B0bhnet Lace, f., Can. Co..
Cardinals all Prices from ss I'd - Cd per yard '
o - per yard $3.50 - '''
yard. ~ - Wv ~ ~ W
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The Undertook Sentinel Of yesterday has the following
annnncation.--N y. Coar. Eaq.
I'VE frssc learn hat our fellow ozen' eA fies,dcni
VA Rurca. afflicted with the prevailing malady- "Tg
h. trepe.@
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"BIT OF SALT.


"Ol songs about war, and political folks,
We all have grown tired. and stale our Jokes;
Then above common subjects suppose exat
The Muse at this season sing about SALT.
"Formany n relish TO salt we're in debt;
Without him salt 10 your porridge you'd get
Plum puddings and black ones, like beef without malt,
Would, in winter and SUMMER be flat without SALT.
Being all honest Britons, why, tits my belief
That all ROUND fond OF good ROUND Of beef;
Yet what beet would, like OURS, without any fault
Have been kept fifty years, II 1t wasn't for SALT
"When Saturday comes, we to Joy give loose,
When the POULTRY we seek is not turkey goose,
But brave cut-and- Leone again, who wouldn't halt
At the house hospitality seasons with SALT
'Neither Cheltenham EPSON, Glauber mean,
Nor salts that volatile, acid, marine;
Yet Joe Mundin's odd ditty whateer you may callt,
Should please, since each boasts genuine SALT
"ln the hall of our host may good fortune prevail
Long, long may he live, aud his spirits ne'er tail!
May old Care be inferred IN the family vault
While the sweetest OF bumpers till shall be SALT"
Nobody hut Dbdn would have written such 4 song, and
nobody but Dibdin could have written off hand. When
the call came Munden, who had carefully committed the
memory, broke forth this unexpected diuy.
MIR. Sae, with looks of astonishmen exclaimed, "Why
why why, joe where the devil did get that front" and
believed II was ertenpOTs eHusion.
Mr.. Sae was much esteemed by King George Nv, anC
was visited at his handsome villa TOitenham by
members Of the royal family. He left a daughter and
nephew. Though eputed very ch his property being in
vested in bad securities, did realise much lie be-
queated legacies Of his ntimates among the
OF q hundred pounds his friend Muuden which
der the circumstances was never claimed.
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TOW uUNDEN-THE COMEDIAN.

Among Numbers city acquaintance the late eccen-
tric VIM. Geary Sae, ESQ. This gentleman was AN cN-
ensive Manchester worehousoman in the Poultry. lie
had kept what hs called open house Saturday for halt
century The company this time consisted generally of
SIR Nathaniel Dance, (who CALAMITY beat OIL the French
squadron under Admiral LIMOS, in the Indian seas and
saved the East India Companys home teet-n this action
Mnndens son, Valentine presently OF MIR. Sharpe, NJ
p the friend OF Canning, better known Conversation
Sharpe; VIM. Ramsbottom, Esq VI. p, MIR. Jonathan
Brunde MIR Munden and his Tom, and of other
expected guests and customer two, who might drop in
dinner time. Pdncuay the hour grace
said and round of beef placed upon the table before the
chairman, hugh plum pudding occupying the space be-
fore his nephew, who faced him. The host helped him
self aud the Joint passed To his guests an succession
who did the After dinner, Joe Munden called
upon for song, and the hour Of nine arriving the guests
simultaneously, and departed. One Saturday morn
ing, MundSn, happening TO be rehearsal Tom DID
din, who had been reading a comedy, and bethinking
himself of his gOodnatured host, asked Dibdin
something appropriate giving him the general outline.
Tom took the pen, and without hesitaon put down
paper the following
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MORE NEW BOOKS!
.E,Iu oOlb

July ooh,
II w. RANDOLPH has Tor sale
a. No. I Froissaus Chronicles. 25
Maaduke WyviI Maids revenge
by H. w. Herbert, -!
Windsor Castle by Answorth rel cts.
The Twins, sc, 10y Miss Bfcmer l2l
Poetry of Life, by MIR Fills 37i
Carlylis Past and Present, 25
North American Review for July
,Ie',. 'a iS Lhg,'h "'ainer
NJ go, ,''," 90 ., . 40 49,
NJ = a., .', .i 4, ", =, n - cts.
- ~ ~ "' e"l"s' - 'u7' llu :"
HDIRE CIDER VINEGAR FOR PiCkliNG, for sale by the
Il, Sn--1,s pp,up lows . ,,,,~s-r,>,
, 800 49, . " oN.
FENHE pOLIIl of the Methodist Episconol
IL CHURCH an IN, unt,i s,,,,s h.,,, -, .,,-r - a.,
spurious origin Of Methodist EPeoraey-lhe raneal nature OF
OF Cancel -, 80 ~ -, ~ ai 1"nho'
IN, ,I.,, ,,r1,i ,o, r, vs. , mao n.
,noraI ,,c,,r.,, -, ~, - ~, ~. ~. s - ,s
BY Rev C. W. Musgnye Bishop of the third Presbyterian Church
.;I1'" -, a.. ID. p. , . ,.,. -
hindu, ,nl ,o,S =, y, = , 49, ~ - N su", wv wv
Wi - r., -, -, ,na. IN - . -, :, -. -
b,bu,, ~. 49,, ,,, &c.. ,a,',t 49, - ., IT. - -.
,.,t,r5.,,,.i, ,,.,s,. -, -, 800, ~, -. w., ~
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FOR TIIE LADIES

AIDES beautiful French aud d slippers SUPER
H quality, AMI latest fashion just received and
SAINT. PUTNEY,
ju % One door above Hubbard, Gardner & Co.
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Doc usr IlhIuanily anI ilierill1y llr-ulr $50 1r,
HuY be- relied
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'IHoMAsroN LtME-1he cargo Of Brig Thomas a HdwarJ
Capt GiehTst will be ready for delivery day at Pickett
Wharf for sale very low-Appg on board. o
ia JAMES FISHER A SON
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For CHARTER.

Ladies' ColOurcd slippers.
H a% By '''"''d Slippers OF superior s FS rS ST flt ''
ju4O door above Hubbard, Gardner l. Go.
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INK The a. eoppered brig oCEANus, Capt Smith, carries
$50 hhds. tobacco, City Point, readiness
raFro Anulyt in
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w. T. JENNINGS q. co.

'EtRUSSES for sale low, superior article, al
- the new Drug Store Main opposite 4 A. GOode
by JOHN J. CRAWFORD,
n 20 Apothccary AMI Druggist.
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W The Hanover Agricultural Society viii hold meeting al,
Hanover c. House Tuesday, Of the present month
~ '"dahee OF the members very desirable as there bu
''neS' OF Importance to transact nCIrD r DARRAcur-r
ia
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-09-21
Literary Prizes.

The Editors Of that popular periodical The
Dollar Newspaper, of Philadelphia, offer tkres
hundred dollars in prizes for the fre best stories
which shall be furnished them by the first Of
December next SlO0 for the frs, best. $50
for The second $50 for the third. $40 for
the fourth, aud $50 for The fifth The only re-
siriciion placed upon the writer's is that the sub
ject of the stories must be American. They must
each fill al leas, four columns ofihat newspaper.
That excellent and long established newspa-
per, the United States Saturday Post, also Of
fers series ofprizes, amounting in all 10 S400,
for tUe stories. as follows. $3.50 for the, best
story on the American Revolution. $iOO for
The best domestic story. SIS for the next best
do. $50 for the next best do, $25 for the next
best do. All manuscripts must be handed in
by the 10th Of November The prizes will be
awarded, and the publishing of the stories CON-
menced, on the Isl of December nex,
The above liberal offers will no doubt have
the effect Of inducing many TO enter The lile,a-
ry field and compete for The honor of the prizes
Will not some in these parts also join, and by
producing one or more powerful stories shed
distinction upon this magnificent and beautiful
region. We are sure that we have more than
one among us who can do il, and therefore hope
they will consider the present sufficient in
cenilye 70 induce them 10 make an exerton
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-09-21
State Senator.

The Loco Focos Delegates of this Senatorial
District, net at Lehighion on Saturday week,
for the purpose Of nominating a suitable person
for Senator TO be supported al the coming Gen.
eral Election; but in consequence OF disagree
ment as to the number of Delegates 10 which
each County should be entitled, they separated
without agreeing upon any candidate.
The Distric. is composed of the Counties of
Schuylkiil, Carbon, Monroe and Pike. When
The Delegates assembled. the first thing to be
fixed was the number which the several coun-
ties should be allowed in the conference
Those from Schuyikil claimed that the num-
ber should be regulated according 10 the taxa
BILE inhabitants of the District. To this The
others demured, and insisted that The ratio
should be established according 10 the number
of the democratic (loco-foco) voters. Both par
lies adhered TO their proposition, when the
Schuylkill delegates declined taking any further
part in the meeting.
After this, the Delegates from Monroe. Car
bon, and Pike, organized by appointing the
Hon. o. S. Dimmick, Of Pike county, Chair
man. and unanimously nominated Moses w.
Coolbaugh, Of Monroe. as their candidate for
Senator. The Schuylkil delegates took no
part in their proceedings. F. w. Hughes, Esq.
was their man, and it is supposed that he will
ye, be pu, in nomination and lun by them. If
he should be, it will require Schuylkill TO give
him solid vote. TO give him even chance of
being elected.
p. S. Since writing the above we learn that
Mr.. Hughes has been nominated by the Schuyl-
kill Delegates. We shall therefore have a
choice for Senator between Moses W. Cool
baugh, of Monroe, and Nv. Hughes, of Schuyl-
kill