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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-27
uaIT.y Ir,,,,fTr.E csUsr.

Wigs cf JefsrsonE -io your best 10 the epasres-
siopsE Canvass. sad Ecip p beat Ire fiGeTryrhan-
der. 'xhfsh was intehdcd 10 smother yoar voice for
ten yesrs 30 come. D. vigorous efoel you can
give Dir. PArlxsEA hsnduOns mejsri,y, and
your efforts viii stIeatt ihov your sthssrense Of
the gross injustice which has ieen done ID you BY
The Lcgislsture. Indeed, every iDdspeadqut man
10 the district not TOO deeply etsangle a she mesh
Is % party ssieuId show his devastation " ihe vile
measnre--4 measure which outxsees ali the prinei-
ples Ct justice aud propfieiy. They should show
their party Iesdtri ihsl-hey ask nothing 10 behalf
81 their sause, bur "a fair field and clear *, ~
that they ssorr sasessi 81 expense cffrtfnesss and
honor
4 Whfgs. ~bat aay ye WIN you Has d. yonr
best, and sho~ that You as serious IN Opposition %
the deiesiahie -. Lei 70 ssisulalioa " shunes.
detsryoH from diseharge 81 yuur tuisfand Ie, he
s0tbors Of The al feel that you have ke nnt burn
Ing sense 81 The wrong done 70 each All s<sy one
AoEyou. Rally. ihen-.raIi,- aud lea ssesT,h give
! good aeeo9n, Of you. The wsyflo eoanlnand sae.
cess, Is 70 eoa'ssi every inch q the grpand. Re-
meu.ber, that ia the Old disifist We orsrsams .
larger maiorIy Than that which nov sekms hgainsl
u. wba bss been ONE dgne. can Be done again.
/ LET THE FACT BE REHEMBERED
4 That he public deetof The State, Ehich some
\ of the Loecs are nos enHeaForiag 70 charge upon
he 6Yhige, was erealed1by Fhsi was termed the
h IuRtnal improvement Parry, consisting OF both
The political parties -bni ttil not bsjforgo,Ien
that Col goe walkigs, Gov. Mepbwsll, and
Thomas jefferson RaRiolPh, were ebnspicuoas
leaders ar TIE House ef Delegates during The
greater portion ~ ibe lime.
10 1884. The Wings Had The ascendipcy 10 The
lower Honse, but wsFe''chsck -rnaledby the Sc.
nals-n Ih 1885, issb 1881 aud 1898, the Eo-
Icos had .afnlI swing in both Houses. and.in The
session Of 1893 more ttan f,co millions ihres hun
drri tsousana dollars vas added % DE existing
public debt making i'd allinearly siI millions
Sinct that period the Wings had IBID ascendant
lcy, with Ire ala Ct biz Coasekyatyes, 50 as ID
elect Messrs Rives and Archer. but in The Senate
Eof he State they never came nesreflhan.a d.
rois. (io Is4l+2) by vhicbivotc The tland Fund
Gas rejected, sfler heIIopse OF Delegates had
voted to receive ii.
a' Ii the last Legislature The Locos bid rnajo.
riiy Of IL IN The Senste, aud 50 IN tahe lowel
House, and they boasisd much az ldwhst they
meant 10 Do for the ,pRoPlei What have they
ldone' Let The Tax bill. r9,i money spen
idaring he session, fuIRishlhe snswet.
/ They :ejeciet $4,000, aid ,peut t5oooo Il
deRlsine ways and me ANS y hll vacuum q
their owa creation.
Were they not sdpieal Legislators anEi lupinou
tsnancierss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-27
A Tax upon Religion
A Tax uhon'I iisratqFe /
!. a Tax upon IrnoMl4dsel

-oaf fotefathefs fought for Religious and civil
freedom 10 abolish The cltgs upon learning in
she shape ola stamP-:4x- ana for the freedom Of
lhe press vel The Loco Foco Legislature, anrag.
dnislicaI TO sll hesei have lmpbsed d Tax upon
Preachers Tax uron Teacheifs--aLd Tax
upon Pfinliug Presses.
A Preacher who gfls $500 per aanum must
Ia = hs sia's ~ ,ss R,yes. q fsBRi !. Il:
a Teaeher who gess salary effs60O must
pars2 10 The State lot tae privilege bfteashing
The children Of The yeomanry Of The toanlfy
Aud lhe little country printing press, which
scarcely pays expenses, must pay stHfor he mi
vilege d dispensing kqowledgeio lheifa:niy cir
Gle N H NV
What's ibis but taking lhe9npltntnis of The
working man What IL lie tal haad been ex.
iendeiI and applied 10 the tools oftrade general.
lyi Would The mechanics have Supported such
DenoGfaey win they support il NOV; lis not
his tax an entering wedge TO farlhet cxaetions,
il they sustain men Who "spprove The PRINCIPLES
oflhe Tsx BfIss AIdwould moi liz tax have
been general, but for }he fear Of Offending large
class of voters They had the will, but 20, The
courage 10 do The deed t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-27
LET IT BE REMEaInERED,

That the Tax Bill was so odiens even 10 the
Locos Of The House of Delegates, .thatitwas only
ordered TO IFS engrossmenr b. majority Of one !
"a Wing memSer being sick. lffpresent, his
role would have defeated the infamous concoc-
lion, and "a better biz must necessariyihays been
the result. But the leaders q the parry, during
nights caucus, whipped in al but thres Of The
disseniien,s, and Tie dose was swallowed !--
RHehie calls all Who oppose il, "sntaking Demo-
eraEs, !" and more Than one Of iheset hasSisen in
bis adhesion, even against bis own sense ofrieht
Independent "Denocrals..' Of Jefferson DO
you surrender your own Judgment and con-
science, IN this case, at the aictation Dr. party
leaderss-o Or ~ilEsod show yourselves worthy or
the name Of lfeemen
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-27
Rsrsr4itnsrs. Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

81 Every sacI citizen being entitled 10 rever-
SION or vested remainder 10 fee, expectant on an
estate for lie OF lves,in land, Of the value oftfy
dollars, aud so assessed 10 be. If any assessment
thereof be rcq1ited BIZ law; and (undss bis li3le
shall have came1io him hy descent devise, mar
rage, or marriage settlement, having been 50 en-
Tilted fol six mdalhs, shall be enlilledlto vote iii
the county, city town, on borough, inwhich such
land shall iie 1f the land lies 10 several couh-
ties and be insufficient 10 epiitle him 10 vote in
each, qhen he shah vote where the gfealeF paft
Of The land lies.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-27

FoolING TlRGlNIA.-The New York
Assembly Bill repeating the law assur.
.iiag topersons claimed as fugitive slaves a
trial by Jury, was passed oyersin The Sc
nate, This We suppose 10 have been a
regular Van Bafen juggle, toimpose apon
both States passing i 10 ONE Hogse for
Virginia, and letting ]; die 10 lhe Other for
New York.-rN = Express
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-27

JEassadtusetts Congressional Districts.
The FIRST Monday in June hasbeen fixed
BY the Govehor Of Massachusetts,. for ano-
taer trial 10 elect members Of Congress in
those districts where vacancies exists.
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State of Trade.

The marketsopened with considerable spirit this morn
ing and business to fair extent through
the day.
AsHrs-Pos are firm at S4,62a, and pearls at S. l2-
sales trfing
CoTToNThis market is very active. Purchasers come
forward with spirit and sales reach fair amount To-
day the operations reach nearly $4,000 bales The vices
by the Acadia are expected to be very favorable. We
quote prices for this market the last reported
HAvThe demand for this article is firmly sustained and
prices rule at 42a45c for prime qualities The are for
domestic consumption and exports
Olive quote crude whale at doc, and crude sperm at
SOC, with very limited demand.
RIcE-Not much doing in this article The small sales
rule at So 623aS2,s74.
PROVISIONAL moderate business is doing in articles un
der this head. Sales of prime pork 1913 and mess at
81 l2all 90 Beef not quite so active. We quote at
s2a43ll and sheep at Sc, lsla6,3lI Lard is rather
brisk and sales of barrels at 6a6c kegs 6aIc Butter
and cheese are in demand at our last quotations.
WHsKEYSmall sales Of drudge 23c barrels are held
245c.
FRUrWenotice small sales of bunch raisens at 81 II
$3.50. Havana oranges $l2aSl2,5O Green lemons at
$2,l2i.
BREApsrurFs-No change here. We continue to give
the quotations in other markets they received Our
stock Of flour is $4,000 barrels than any other
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MONEY MARKET.


Everything looks favorable for Monday. Stocks are
all up and markets uncommonly active. Money is
plenty Brokers are in good spirits, and the week bids
fair to be a very busy Long Island improved 81 per
cent; Harlem .; Paterson 81 Mohawk l. Farmers Loan
Il; Ohio Life and Trust n; Illinois Z; Indiana Il; Ind
ana sterling III Kentucky l. and Ohio Il. The sales
very large. The dividends many stocks are
nearly DUE which has created considerable demand for
those who have not suffered by deiacations depreca
ton in securities for loans and discounts.
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company have de.
cared dividend.
In consequence Of the unfavorabe prospect in relation
to coffee, regards addition of duty the stock is in
creasing in all ports to be prepared with supplies
The imports into Baltimore in week. lately, reach
nearly 5000 bags from Brazil alone. The same
fact exists here The laws Of this country regu-
lating trade and commerce, are so changeable that
our merchants constantly kept in doubt and
uncertainty. No dependence be placed any mod-
fcaton of our tariff laws Our vessels freghted and
sent abroad but before they get home with cargo
ordered with eye to the tariff that existed departure
their owners find complete revolution, which, in many
instances ruins them. We want permanency; it makes
but little difference what the policy of the country is so
long as it regular and lasting.
In consequence Of the late great rise in stocks and the
continual increase in the operations it is matter of
importance to those interested TO the cause and from
what source the fuel to keep up the flame comes:-
CAPITAL AND Loans DiREcToRs AND BROKERS OF THE
New YORK CITY BANKS.
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IMPORT ExpoRr COFFEE, WITH THE QUANTIrY
CONSUMED VALUE.

The consumption has increased within the last seven
years thirty million pounds. The great demand from this
country has created corresponding supply the places
Of growth, but decreased prices and brought more
within the resources of the poorer classes This trade
employs many Of ships il creates counter demand
this country for products and gives us an outlet
for millions in value.
The Secretary the Treasury has been for sometime
engaged in collecting facts in relation the coffee trade
to him in proposing to the present Congress the
policy ofplacing duty the article Articles of food
that cannot be cultivated on own SOIL should be al
lowed to reach the with few charges on first
cost possible, particularly necessarics This article
has been entered free of duty long, and has become
daily food to many, account of its cheapness that
any restrictions will fall the poorer classes very heavi-
y The high price tea owing to the expenses of
portaon and various other causes deprves the aborng
classes ots consumption unless they very poor
cle Coffee is very nutritious and by the hardworkng
part of population preferred All these circumstances
should have their weight and be considered Our com.
merce with those countries growing this important crop
is another very important item, and would be affected
more or less for time, by placing restrictions their
domestic exports Brazil at this particular moment
situated in her relations with Great Britain that we should
approach any movement regarding our intercourse with
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This shows an amount exceeding quarter of the
inal capital Of the banks and this result taken from
their official reports made to the Comptroller This is
from the statements made for public inspection and the
discounts Of this nature placed low possible to
not alarm those deeply interested The securities for
these loans are very pershabe and their value depends
on many trng contingencies that discounts made on
them have a very unsafe dependence The Bank of Com
mercs has loaned very largely OHIO State stock leav
ing very small margin for change in the market value
The Phoenix Bank has discounted heavily and taken Long
Island for collateral making very little allowance for the
real value of that stock in comparison with the market
price Most of the other banks have their share of the
fancy stocks knocked about Wall street. and making
great efforts to bolster them up and keep prices high
as possible 1t is matter Of great Importance those in
terested to know how the banks get ont of the bust
ness in which they have become deeply involved with
out great sacrifice The statement given above does
give correct insight into their present condition The
returns that give the above made up the first o.
November since that time the in stocks have
been heavier than before and the banks just
ced another quarter, and consequently have time
turn about in before they their quarterly con-
fractions to make return the Comptroller next Febru
ary For about four six weeks they will continue to dis
count largely and stocks must natural consequence
advance. The brokers well aware that the banks
have no other use for their money, and loan it to
them not loan it at all They also know that so long
as there is plenty of money that find other employ
ment but to he advanced stocks they rise and
knowing SO much they know enough to hold on to all
they can get, for high prices.
During the present session of Congress- efforts will be
made to modify the tariff laws SO as to place duty OH
articles that free and vice versa The i'm
poratons of coffee have for ten years been very large
and the value the quantity has decreased nearly
in the proportion in this country and in those
tries from whence comes. 1t has been free both under
the Compromise Act and the tariff BILL and it
tce generally used than any other in the country
Its purchase has been within the of nearly every
family and be considered at the present time
sary instead Of luxury, Of life An increase of price
caused by the addition Of duty would deprive hundreds
of its use for time bnt like many other
tices of consumption, limited demand for a
would reduce the first in the growing
So that in short time the price here;would reach the
usual level For the last ten years prices have been
very uniform the average price not varying than
from Il to cents per pound Below give a table
showing the great increase of consumption during the past
five years with the movements Of the article in the United
States:-
IMPORT EXPORT COFFEE, QUASTIrY
Consumed VALUE.
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Sales of stock at PhiIadelphla.

FIRST Board, Dec $1,000 State SIS, 66l 5000 do 81
$1,000 do. so siloo do 81 $1,000 do 5df6 $500
do 81 S6li2 State 6's, 70 300 shares Wilmington RR
III 100 do Norrisown RR, 800 do Reading RR, 81
100 do Bank, 81 $50 do, 81 5000 Wilmington Is, 81;
81 100 Chesapeake and Delaware Canal 6s ~ 100 shares
tirard Bank u do Penn. Bank, 225h 30 do, 225 %
do Commercial Bank 40; 80 do Manufac turers and Me-
chancs' Bank, 20?.
SECOND Bo,Rp Dec. 400 shares Girard Bank II 200
do Reading RR 2ll $1,000 State SIS 653; 100 shares
Canal Bank 80 100 do do 81 100 do Gard Bank, b5f
$1,000 Chesapeake and Delaware Loan, 1856, ~ %
shares Union Bank of Tenn. and 63l Is do Pennsyl
vana Bank, gas; 225 do Wilmington RR l73; $4,000
State S. soft &c; $1,000 Reading RR Bond, 1850, 49, /;
OOO do do n
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AT Oyster Bay Long Island, the LIST instant, JAMES
BUCKLEY aged - years for many years highly respect
ed merchant of this city,
At Algiers opposite New Orleans Nov. 9th, HARVEY
BRANDo, aged -, formerly of this city.
On Monday, 4th instant, Mr. GroRGE X. HrADLrY.
Ills friends are invited to attend his funeral from his
late residence 235 Madison street Wednesday
ing 9th inst at ii O'Clock. His remains will be taken to
Plainfeld, New Jersey, for interment Ut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-05

NO. ALIsoNs HISTORY OF EUROPE FOR 81
and 81 25-Ths very aoe digest Oh the most interesting
epoch the history Of the world abridged by +. S.
Gould Esq has been received by the public with the
most distinguished favor. Among the numerous testi-
monias in its favor which constantly receiving,
we add the following with pleasure
Extract OF letter from Professor Charles Anthem ID. D.,
author OF "The Classical Dictionary" SC "Mr. Gouds
work appears TO me- careful examination to be
ecuted with very great ability, and have not the least
doubt it will make excellent book for schools" Price
only 81, in paper covers, 81 % bound and gilt.
J. WINCHESTER, 80 Ann ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-05

CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.-The
Tonic Mixture prepared by the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy ofthe city of New York is confidently
commended and prescribed by the first meoical practon
ofthe city, for all Of debility produced either by
secret indulgence of kind detrimental to the
constitution II is invaluable remedy for impotence,
serlity or baroness nless depending maormation
and will be found highly beneficial in all complaints arising
from debilitated state of the constitution.
Sold in single bottles 81 EACH in of half dozen SIS;
efully packed and to all parts OF the Union.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College, o. Nassau
street. w. s. RICHARDSON Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-05

61y- observation-disclosures suffer with this
complaint under the mistaken idea that it cannot be cured
when Hewess Nerve and Bone Linment and Indian Ve-
getable Elixir will certainly cure it. Proof positive of
this by reference of first citizens who have
been cured 81 Gourand street the place to find them
No North Fifth street. Philadelphia 81 Cornhll Bos
on and 80 Magazine street. New Orleans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-05
LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

PHILApELPHIA Dec FAR Pons, Graham, Gibraltar. CID
Navarro Cole Penambuco and mkt Emily, Bernadou, St
Jago de Cuba
B.ITIMoRE, Dec 3-Cld d c Wilson. Benjamin Mobile
Sid STAR Krwan, Jamaica; Flor del Mar Kinnear Boston,
Spoken
Persia Bray Boston for New Orleans Nov a. lat 30 Ion
7Ii5
Eastern Star from Havana for Boston. Nov &C. lat &c N
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Married,

On Thursday, the 30th ultimo by the Rev Dr. Anthem
JosErH H. vtENtM, Jn., to SUSAN NJ, daughter OF the
late Nathan b. Graham, Esq, all of this city
On Saturday, the 2d instant by the Rev. MIR. Bacon,
MARY AGNrss FiNNr, eldest daughter Of William Fnne
Esq, to JoHN MuEs RILEY, Esq both Of Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-05
Foreign ImpOrtatsons.

PALERMo-BaTque Gen Harison-3o bags canary seed II
63j boxes lemons 279 do Fitch pkg silk
Gilbert co-3 do T Hunt2 do Draper-I3 bxs lemons
1868 do 275 bags nsee 100 bxs quoree paste pkgs
silk TO order.
PALERMocBrig Lowellr8H bss lemons 100 do hemp seed
do OF lemon quorce $50 bags almonds 200
do seed goo bxs ber bags nseed
salt Broom.
PoNcE-Brig Cordela60 hhds sugar 81 do molasses Matt
land x Comrie-l98 hides Southmayd & son;
HAvANA-Barque Chestei-2i6 pipes 60 hf do Dbl dem
Johns rum do cordial bxs mdse do liquor Dbl
bxs segars 5000 oranges master
MAT ANzAs-Schr Agawam-2l3 boxes II bbs sugar Reed
Hoppick-2000OO oranges CroPsey 4 Gilmarn.
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Passengers Arrived.

PALERMo-Brig Lowell-T Willis, Capt Grd'cr.
PoNcE-Brig Cordelia-Edward Lind of Guayama Horace
Southmayd, New York
SAvANNAH-Bris Georgiana-J T Cunningham.
AT PHILADELPHiA-Barque Pons from (;ibratar-I.jeu
Blunt Midshipman rrnge, DR. McLanahan Engineer Davis
and 90 seaman, late of u steamer Missouri
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her very cautiously In consequence of the heavy du
ties in England her productions, they demand lib
cral policy from Great Britain they give. Negoca
tons have ceased, but England is anxious TO
them and possible perfect another treaty similar to
the last The value of trade with these countries
growing coffee will be referring to the table of
domestic exports from the United States for two years
and noticing that the trade is principally carried in
American bottoms The carrying OF our exports from
these countries is under the flag =
EXPORTS BRAziL WEST INDIES
Brasil W. Indies. In I'm Yes. In Fg'n Yes.
lslO S2,li5,s63 Sl0s7o52 Sll,67i,02l SI3il 991
1884, 2,9il,99l 9700,79i ll,369,56I l,273,2lS
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shin Masters and Agents.

We shall favor, captains Of Vessels will give
to Commodore ROBERT SILvEY, of News Fleet, Re
port Of the Shipping left at the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List Of their Cargo and
Foreign Newspapers News they may have. He win
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents, home abroad will also confer favor by
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they
obtain Nautical Information Of kind viii be thankfully
receIved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-05

me- EAST INDIA HAIR DYE, CoLoRs HAIR ANY
shade from light brown TO jet black and viii not in
the least stain the skin Warranted 70 be had only at
u Courtandt street and North Fifth street, rhilsdc
NH
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DIR EEIIy GnIIRAIrn-

90 sIR-Please send per bearer another cake of the
Italian Meicated Soaps pray do let it be equal to the last
which take this opportunity to you performed
remarkable and speedy of boched and diseased
faceas well rendering my rough tanned hands and
face beautifully white. Living farm all my life am
necessarily subject to such evils; but happily your medi
Gated soap relieves like charm in or three wash
ngs You welcome to print this you please as the
fact is known to all in this neighborhood.
ISABELLA PROUT
Bergen, N. j., Nov. "a, ls43.
Remember the only place in New York, where the
above soap be had genuine is at 81 Walker street 80
cents per cake. Buy nowhere else; where may be had
Ciourauds Spanish White for identifying and whitening
the face in elegant boxes 25 cents EACH Gourauds LII
quid Vegetable Rouge, 90 cents per bottle; Gouraud's
Poudre Subtitle, for eradicating hair, 81 per bottle.
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90 NOTICE--A meeting Of the Krouts Of the city of
New York will be held at the United States Hotel on
the annual Krom Feast. BY order of the
~ GRAND KROUT.
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pOARDING,-Two handsome bedrooms, with Ere places,
ID with breakfast and tea, full board IL required Apply at
til Houston street. dl im-r
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pACKET SHIP UTICA, from Hsyre.-Consirnees by this
ship requested 70 send their permit. board, Piet
MOI ~ H. All goods permitted bv the 5th proy will be
liable TO be sent to the public under general order
n2s Str
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-05

Drs- CoNNELL's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
u.s. by every family who acquainted with its virtues
always after kept in the house 1t has such perfect
troll pain from burns soalds flesh bruises and will
save life in every case if the vitas undestroyed and
heal without leaving No can this salve
for any outward ache ang without receiving benefit
TO be found genuine only at 81 Courtlandt street. Y
North Fifth street. Philadelphia; 70 Cornhl Boston;
and 90 Magazine street, New Orleans.