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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11
xTIRGINIA.-At rules held in the Clerks @

NIRGlNlA.-At rules held IN the Clerks Or
Gee 81 s1psriof Court Of Law and chanesry
nu kr.hn County Monday the second day Of Janua ", ist3
Ne-o 80 administrator OF J, T. Cushing deed raintn.
Against
Dabney Cosby and Lewis Cosby Delta
IN CHANCERS.
psbney Cosby. having entered hi. Appearance
ana gwen security according Assembly Rus
and BY satisfactory evidence that he i
not County orcTed said
DESCENDANT DO appoar
the Monday Aprl AMI the hin OF The plaintiff
and that a copy order be
papcr published the CITY II Richmond or months
h. and posted county.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11

W. NrEH-PROOF suOEs-Ccntlcmcn's proof Shoes
y sifsctur-l by J. Miles A. son ri Philadelphia The sub
srrr very superior gt Of csc celebrated shoes
eheapc sho worn o
winter Gentlemen invited can ant j7e Tor
themselves SAMUEL FUINEf,
&c One d0of above Habhsfd Gafdner A. 20.
OAR sUGAR-iC boxes small loayes PRIME qualify landing
u and for 49, nv d. " DAVENPORT a ALLEN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11
JOHN HUNTER c. c


n OF Virginia. 2IN January. lsiJ:
on the petition OF Charcs W. Lcnts Fla of
the City OF Baltimore merchants and trading
business under the firm Of Lent Henry wikin. and
James Nonn merchants and under the firm and
Wilkins Nonn J. l. Watkins and Thomas Watkins merchants
AMI artncrs under the fam anil style of J. l. Watkins Coz
Eunnvl Miller and Meh1sl Rogers merchants partners
der the firm and iS Of T. Miller Lcr ui,r-
chants and pauner VIM Hyde John Easter
ter merchants ami panners under the firm snd
Hyde Easers Geo. T. Mae, Richard w Marrou Richard
HaTey merchants and partners under the firm and
T Mayc Co; Comfort Thny, Conrad H. Fire and Charles
Gnnnett merchants and under the firm
ny. Ftc Co. al OF the City Baltimore, and Mary
iaae Goudkop and Amelia Geukop merchants and partner
trading aud conducting business under the " and Of ~ COud
kOp Co. the CIy OF Richmond and Nirrna-N
BANNKUPrsy.
On reading the petition Aforesaid ordered by
notice thereof Be the said Isaac Gouop and Ana Cloud
koa by delivering "a each Vi them copy thereof b. found
with the District by leaving copy their
place Ticnec within N, District atieas 20
da "a hncSt when hearing VIII be had upon said pe
ton United States Count Room, City Of Richmond
within the DISTINCT and also that thereof be published
newspapers according ed and
Srns interested may appear the sad place.
any they why the said petition should granted
4 Copy. Tese
W
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11

~ the United States Court tor the Eastern Dis
u Of Virginia. January Iih. i-io,-ELJAH JOHNSON
County q Campbell having filed petition praying Tint ne
my he declared bankrupt ordered M Persons chin
ing be said Esh Johnson show b. tho
The 18Th day NJ February why the aid Elijah johnson
be MT declared bankrupt pursuant Of that
beh1 and that copy this order be published the
pora, according tis g2d and 2iih rules n Court
4 Copy-Teste-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11
wISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,

rENHE Great Remedy for Consumption of the
u iane~ Asecton. cf Liver Asthma nrunes' e'7 o.
weakness % the Brvas hangs Chronie CeaSh Tie,
image Of the Lungs tho Pulmonary oga-
NATURES OWN PRESCRIPTION
compound Baane preparation OF thu Pssss fTgta@Aa OF
Wild Cherry Bark combined Extract q TAR prepared by
process approved recommended By be dis
uugued Acknowledged the valua
bic discovered No qasekrr NO decePon. In
setting forth the Of this truly gat medicine have no do
sire To deceive those who hhof under an nor do w wsh
20 eulg1c than justly dSccs let when We look around
and and distress By
ofthe diseases proved higy
i feel that claims too strongly too
much Various remedies u true have been offered AMI
p1f notice the the diseases OF tbs Lungs AMI e
have doubt been found u but OF NJ That have Yet been
discovered AMI all who have witnessed
IT. effects that has successful a. this SUCH rs
the surprising Ra that in the advanced
stages Consumption acr al the most esteemed eee 81 psi
have failed the Of this medicine has
hecn productive TceL and actually effected
AFTER an hopes recovery dcsFNiTrd Of
In the OF tcrgisd CArARHHAL Coz
SUMPTION originating ffom neglected CoLt has been used
with Underwriting hundreds Acknowledge they
the restoration Of their health this nNSabs medicine alone
In that Of Consumption prevalent amongst delicate
females debility "t'etaE peca>
ed highly successful the OF check
the this alarming complaint but also strengthens
and nNigorates system sfcetuany than mceinc
have po>-vssed.
neaeols Liver Complaints. Ash-s Bronchitis and all a,e
and cured OF the obstinate
amer every remedy had aie Do For particulars
Dr. Wis1rs Treatise Consumption 10 be had OF the
TUX EXTRAORDINARY ste ATTENDING Of med-
diseases of snd the singular
efficacy aud having alVady
the highest authority which
beoad all dOl5t CONSIDER unnecessary TO
exhibit long OF place only
D few show what II has done.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11
IN CHANCERY-vmc1x1A.-Ata Court

a Copy-Tssic,
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=. G. LEIGH, e. c.

held for the county Of Amelia Thursday the G7u day oc
Ot"L lsts:
John J. Oliver and Elizabeth &. formerly Elizabeth C.
Cousins and Birngam- H. Johnson wife former
y Natia T. cousins, Pruf-.
against
Robert Cousins AMI Asa Mann anil wife formerly
Msrii' T. Cousin IN their right Mann
eh OF iAiEabeh cousins Dcts.
THIS day came the plaintiff by th. Attorney. their bill
and the Defendant RobeCou-nS appear
anee AMI gwen security according Assembly ana tho
ts Of this Court ana appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
Is not nhabitan Of this country the said
PENDANT 10 here the first day January
answer the b OF the Plaintiffs and that copy
forthwith Inserted In newspaper published city Rich
nond 0r town OF Petersburg for eight
posted at the front door OF tire Cour county.
4 Copy-rc-te,
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James Dczin, admir- Stephen 1t 81 Deft
The defendant James Dem admr Stephen Reade decd
having his appearance given security according
the act Assembly and the Rules appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he nhabtani
wealth ordered That defendant appear at Rules
70 ia held the clerks office Of Monday
m April and answer the bu Of the
this order be fohw IN inserted newspaper published
city Of Richmond sueccssye, posted the
front door OF the Courthouse Of county.
\ Copy-Teste,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11

y the United States Court Tor the Eastern Dls
n OF Virginia, elst January. 1919
petition Cosby. and resident Of the City
Of Richmond. State o. Virginia,
David ~ Branch. merchant Of the City OF RichnoDi~-IS
BAsKRtFTcY.
On reading the petition Aforesaid ordered BY the Court that
given said David M Branch delivering
copy within the District
copy thereof his usual u residence within
District 90 before 18th Of March
be had uron sai petition United
Room, the city ~ Richmond within District and also
thereof be published newspapers according
22j and gath us u Count, that an persons interested
appear the said time and place. ami any
| have why ilie said petition should not be granted.
a Copy-Tesi.
aQ HENRY GIBSON CI,rt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11
THO. II. MOORE, II. c. \. C. c.

II y CHANCEEeE-VIKOiNA- rules held In the Clerks
II Once OF the Circuit Superior Chaneery for
the county of Nesmnreland the let Monday January
Allen d. Reade William :. Reade Robert Readc and Richard
Douglass and Frances A. his wife, who Frances Readc
Prs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11

y the United States Court for the Eastern Dis
u n Virginia Goth January, tst3 JOHN a. CUNNING
HAM Individually partner Of the firm Of Desnc Cunning
u The City NJ Richmond having hf petition praying that
m7y - declared banus IL odsred that Ill persons claim
-eit1rsof 1d John Cunningham Dcauq Cum
nnrblfn th the 18th day n March neat
why John s. Cunningham bc declared bankrupt
NJ Congress atbehaf md That q hs
oier BE- published newspapers according the 2sd and Ri
rucs n 4 c0py-rcsis,
ia 2s-w5w HENRY GIBSON. CTR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11
BEAUTIFUL BOOTS.

UENIITT VI UUVI Do
tENrIEWENE superior French CHR nrrss Boots Manufae
~ lfrd by j. Miles n u Philadelphia very large and
e, ,ten N ths above splendid Boots On and shapes
e ~ Them have broad and low heels an ao broad hoos
friends public large are informed that % VII AZ
sys give ne paa them my usual large and wei select
fne good. which point ~ quality nnd besuy =
equal " any Roe1ect NY door above Hubbard
Gardner a Co on e .guafe sofe recently occupied BY
me- OPPOSITE Ruins q the Eagle Hotel. - ,,
IN ~ sANuhb w NJ
a tsIEwtNG pOHACCO-from The Manufaetones o. "a
Y r,rd n,,ygn ard fAngions A. Aunisfcad fof ale BY
j. W ~ "1a'.i.'-,,tt
GtOTGHG IOZESgBs.--iusi prepared supply % Cough
90 SAMUEL ~ Cove
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11

y the United States Court for the Eastern DIS.
re 81 Virginia at Norfolk. January els. isi3 CHARLES
HrClEs. Of the Town NJ C1spor, having hcd 1otiion
payng That b. may bo DECLARED bankrupt u orierrd lint an
cr-us claiming bc creditors n The aid Charles Hughes show
thus the iu day 81 March heat, why the sail
Charles Hughes shoub be declared Bankrupt pursuant 70
the Act ~ Congress that bcl and hat c0fy " this order BE-
published e newspapers according The 22d aud 2b rules q
Court. a copy-rcsic.
s 2s-vsv A. A. COwpERY. clerk
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-11

q will he done tho terms and
avs n &. X. WELLER
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-15
GOV. REYNOLDS-hts tools.

We have from time TO time "noted" the
progress of the war between the "Fayette
Central Clique" and the Missouri Repor-
ter. Our readers understand the grounds
of the controversy. The following extract
from the last Reporter, speaks plainly in
reference to his Excellency, giving him
some wholesome advice: the two last SEN
fences are no less good than true--or, in
other words, their truth make them good:
THE Boon's Lick Democrat says we have
continually endeavored to pla ce Gov. Reynolds
before the community in false attitude upon the
currency question. In what respect, we ask?--
Was he not the author OF the infamous currency
bill first introduced into the Legislature by Mr..
Jackson? Did he not urge its adoption, "pains,
penalties" and all? Did not his organ denounce
all who dared oppose it as traitors 10 the party?
Aye, more---did it not pour forth a torrent Of
abuse upon us because we ventured to point out
its Objectionable features? How, then. have we
sought to place him in false attitude before the
public on this point? Dare he deny that he was
so anxious for the success Of that repudiated and
odous project, that he trampIed the Constitution
and laws OF the State in the dust, in order to get
it before the General Assembly? Have we COM
mitted an objectionable offence in speaking of the
real author OF that scheme. instead OF his satel.
lite? We choose TO hold his Excellency respon
sible for his own acts, and not confne our com.
ments to those who are ignorant and stupid
enough TO permit themselves TO he used by him
for any purpose. We preferred to speak plainly
because we knew Gov Reynolds did write that
bill Of 'pans and penalties" and resort to dis
graceful expedents 10 force it upon the Iegisa
ture He has never dared to deny his participa.
ton in the affair, and the assertions Of such a
man as the editor the Democrat can have no
freight with a MORAL and intelligent public -
The Governor should use cleaner instruments if
he would avoid losing all responsibility.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-15
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

March 18th, 1913,
TObdccO--We have TO notice O continuance OF
an active demo nd for tobacco. majority OF the
parcels that were on sale at the date of our last
report have been disposed of, and but few new
lots having been placed on the market in the
meanwhile, the quantity offering is still Further
reduced. aud is now quite limited. The transac'
tiuns Of the last three DAYS have mostly been at
rather fuller prices than those previously paid
and we find il necessary to extend the outside fig
ure of our quota tons 4c. They now stand: for
Ks 81 %; 2d's 81 and F's A a AZ We have
obtained particulars of the following sales: II
hhds KS DDS and F's al % 81 and al a Al;
81 at 81 81 and Al; 225 at % % IS st and
At: 80 at 2J 81 and Al; II at %, 81 and Al ~
" at g and 4; IL at %, 81 and At; IL at %.
81 and Al l64 at -, and several parcels OF
cigar leaf at , a % for KS; 81 Al for DDS, and
5 81 for F's
Fiour-The stock on hand continues very light,
and prices have advanced Sales were made yes
terday at "a, and some holders we learn are ask
ing 81 l2k
Pork-Continues without change. Mess ST %
81 so; Clear S. SO so; Prime S. and NJ o,
SO 30
Beef--COntinues much neglected, and we have
to reduce our figures for the article. Our quota
tons are for mess 81 rs SIS, and prime So.
Ldrd--We continue former figures, viz; AZ q
SIC, which embraces all descriptions The stock
is light and de and good.
Whisky is in fair demand of l6 l69c.
Bacon-We quote hams Al Sc; Shoulders
BIC, and Sides 81 SIC.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-15
TO ROLAND HUGHES, ESQ.

S r--As one interested in the prosperi-
ty of our Common Schools generally, but
particularly of those within our own Town
ship, l feel that have the right to call
upon you for information upon the subject
of the School Fund coming through your
hands as School Commissioner of Town
ship so Range l6, of this county.
1t seems that the fund coming through
your hands for distribution this year TO this
Township, is $2s5 OF, of which $3.50 is
from the Township fund, and $35 OF, the
County fund.
Now, on the 4th day of April, 1912.
Owen Rawlins, the Commissioner appoint
ed under the law Of January, 1881, sold, in
pursuance of that law, the sixteenth section
of this Township, for the sum of $l75l
70 l-2, after deductng the expenses of sale,
Thus stands his report. This amount,
loaned out at ten per cent, and the interest
punctualy paid as the law always required,
would, on the 4th of this month, have
amounted to within few cents of five
thousand dollars, making the amount com
ing through your hands at the present time,
from the Township fund, $500: Just doub-
lie the actual amount. 1t may be that por-
tons have been paid over TO the Trustees
for school purposes; but of this find no
record. What. then, has become of this
money? | have made this communication,
presuming that you, as School Commission,
err, may be possessed of the necessary in
formation, and that. as public officer, you
will not hesitate to satisfy the reasonable
curiosity of myself and many others in
terested. A CITIZEN.
April 18th, ls43.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-15

FACT THAT WILL BE LAUGHED AT FIT
TY YEARS HENCE, Is Tms:--The United
States have on hand $4,000 for the great
and 'unterri6ed' State Of Virginia, the mo
Their Of States and men of all sizes and
compilations, This sum is fully herS--so
fully so, that if possible in natural matters,
Court Of Chancery would enforce the
execution of the trust.
Now this same Ancient Dominion is in
debt--Poor, growing poorer and ragged at
the elbows.
The United States offered TO her the
s37 900; her legislature has voted to refuse
it, and are about to lay direct tax upon
the State to pay her bills This is chval.
rous.-- Worcester Egis.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-15

A report has been going the rounds Of
the papers, the last week, that Miller, the
prophet, had made his exit from this world.
The following letter from the Rev. ]. Hines,
dated Albany, N. Y, March 25th, contra
diets the report.
81 have received news by messenger sent on
express from Brother Miller. that he was sick
and confined to his room. On the receipt Of
this intelligence, went Immediately to see him,
and if need be, to minister TO his wants. | found
him at the house Of Deacon Dubois, in Rock
City, about miles from Ballston Spa. He has
the eryspelas, and is deeply aff1 cted otherwise,
being worn down by his incessant labors for the
past four months But he is not in any danger at
this time; think he will get up in few weeks. "
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-15
BE SOMETHING.

The following we take from Boston
paper. 1t no doubt suited the atmosphere
for which it was written, and is not alto.
gether inapplcable TO "these parts"
Be SoMETHNe--says The talented Kingsbury,
no matter what. Throw aside all collateral aids
off with your coats-and determine to work
your way up. Providence has provided the lad
DER there it is before you, come, mount, mount
Don't Told your arms until you can find some
thing that suits your talents. Take the ohisel-
the saw--lhe axe--the hammer. We recollect
young gentlemen, an intimate friend, who was
few years since wealthy, being worth some
$4,000. He was in excellent business; but
the last panic, like whrlwind swept his whole
property overheard, and left him bankrupt
Did he remain idle? lie braced himself up for a
fresh struggle.
He minded not his delicate hands, but worked
his passage from western port 10 New Orleans.
Finding nothing to do there. he worked his way
up to New York. There We found him busy
and contented as of old.
"What are you at now, bill?
"Ah-oh I'm porter to broker in Wall
street,
"Pay WE'LL eh?"
"Why, enough to live on, receive niuepence
day, and have the privilege Of sleeping on his
counter at night. H4! ha! ha!-a brokers coun.
ter makes rather hard bed"
"But, Bill, you ought not to live thus. Your
talents should make you look higher
GAY, and so you would have me run the risk
OF starving, out OF respect to my talents? | must
do something. All want is a foothold. In.
quire for me "a year from now"
In q year he had worked himself up to be
confidential book keeper in large New York
establishment. He will be admitted as a partner
soon, and will acquire another fortune. He adop
ted the true method 10 keep out Of mischief
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-15
Fashionable Tailoring.

TNHE undersigned respectfully inform the citi-
j Gems Of Fayette and vicinity, that they have
associated themselves together for the purpose OF
carrying on the above business. They design
carrying it on in all its various branches and be.
ing in the regular receipt of the latest eastern
Fashions, gentlemen mey rely on having their
garments made in fashionable and substantial
manner. Persons not liking the prevailing fash
ions, can have their garments made TO order.
Their prices will be in accordance with the times.
Particular attention will be paid to cutting gar.
ments. Shop al the old stand Of R. Lynch.
LYNCH & PERKINS.
Foyette, April 18th, 1913. 5
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-15
Fayette Hotel,
Administrators Notice.

NJ Office is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has obtained from the Clerk of the County
Court Of Randolph county, letters of Administra-
ton on the estate Of Benjamin Cameron, decd,
bearing date April Sd, lS43; all persons indebted
will please make immediate payment, and those
having claims against said estate are requested to
present them, properly authenticated, within one
year from the date of said letters, they may be
precuded from having any benefit of said estate,
and if not presented within three years, they will
be forever barred.
NATHANIEL H. RUTHERFORD, Admir-.
April 10Th, 1913. 5-4t
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-15

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsrpENT.-Mose:
C. Good Attorney Of the United States for the
Western district of Virginia, in place Of VIM.
Kinney, resigned.
Weston F. Birch, Marshal Of the U. S. fc'
the District Of Missouri,
Mr.. BIRCH is, and has been, since the
death of General Harrison, warm advo-
cate of President Tyler's administration !;
and should he accept the above appoint
ment, will discharge the duties of the office
with satisfaction to the country and credit
10 himself.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-15

EMloRATroN.---The Liverpool Albion
says we understand, from well informed
persons, that large emigration of the
working classes will take place this year to
the United States. Already the passenger
brokers are inundated with letters of in
quiry from parties wishing to emigrate.--
Among the parties preparing to quit the
country are many spinners. A party con-
sistng Of one hundred, are about to emf
crate from Scotland. A considerable por-
ton of this years emigration will proceed
to New Orleans. The emigration to the
Australian Colonies does not promise to be
extensive this year. The stream of emf
grafton will run. as usual towards the Uni
ted States and Canada.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-15
Fayettc Male and Female
Academy.

r1THE next session of this institution will
Il commence on the first Monday in May,
and close on the last Friday in September. The
course Of instruction is ample and extensive,
embracing oil the branches usually taught in our
best schools. The Principal being graduate OF
Centre College, KY and having had several years
experience in teaching, in that State and Missouri,
Aatters himself that lie will be able to do justice
to pupils entrusted to his care. The government
OF the Institution shall be mild, strict, and firm:
and no pans shall be spared 10 advance pupils in
Literature and Morality. There will be an exami-
nation at the close Of the session which shall be
thorough.
Should the patronage of the Institution require
it, the Principal will bring to his aid competent
and approved assistants. The male and female
departments will be so arranged that there wil be
no communication except during recitation, so
that all objections to mixed school will be OBJ
waited.
TERMS.
Orthography, Reading and Writing, per
session of five months, $500
English Grammar, Geography and Arith-
metc, $S,O0
Algebra, Geometry, Trgonometry,}
Surveying, Logic, Rhetoric, Hisory.f $3.50
Natural, Moral s. Mental Philosophy
Latin and Greek Languages, $500
d. |. CALDWELL, Principal.
N. B. A few boarders can be accommoda dated
in the family of the Principal at moderate rates.
Fayette, April 10Th, 1913. 5-3m.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-15

TYLER's RESPECT FOR HARRIsoN.-lt is
a fact, not generally known, that the New
York correspondent of the Madisonian,
who holds an appointment in the custom
house of that city, is the same man who
wrote the letter to the Baltimore Re-
publican concerning Gen. Harrison, log
cabins, and hard CIDER, which produced
such an excitement among the yeomanry of
our country, and aroused the inmate Of
every log cabin in the Union. And yet
TYLER gives office to this manl--Forum,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-15

We learn by gentleman direct. from
Mississippi, that Col. Graves. the Treasurer
of Mississippi, has absconded, and gone to
parts unknown, leaving deficit in his
cash account of about $4,000. He had
been apprehended, but escaped from his
wife's apartments, whom he had been per-
mitted TO visit under some pretence, dis
guised in slaves attire This gentleman
was a locofoco Repudator, and leading
politician in Mississippi.-Era.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-15

"By reference to our advertising col
umns it will seen our enterprisng fellow
townsman. D. KUNKLE, has taken charge of
the "Fayette Hotel" He is proverbal for
doing thisgs right" and we are convinced
thrice daily of his ability and willingness
to make those who may favor him with a
call feel themselves "at home"