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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-21
cHANCEkY-FIhoisiA:-lni Hanover County Coun Anil
23d, ls;4: '' 'p''
Thomas Stanley rr,i,,i~


ihomas stanley Plaintiff:
Abrah stanley, Fanny Stanley Jonathan Stanley p,,s
Crew. VII" Wis Ilnda Stanley, Frederick Stanley tlSot sn
ley, Maria Stanley and Matilda Saney. winch SAID F.a.,,I
Elwoo, Maria Matilda, heirs OF Joshua Stsrl.y H. mr.
Melton and Mary Ann ha wife, Garland alaan and t,emn
ia han, which said Mary Ann, Garland and Fleming, stt M,
h-- al Nancy callahan deceased no Nancy Slan, ohn
- nr, and Joshua Crew and Miy his WIFE who was Mil
Stanley, und which John and Mly heirs Of Enb
stanley. deceased Dcfrrd.n,.
The fial TINS day filed his bill and the Defendants Abr,
ham Stanley and Fanny Stanley, fled their ID.
Plaintiff replied generally and appearing satisfaction n
the Court that the Defendants Jonathan Stanley ulda Grew
Frederick stanley Eiwood Stanley Stanley Malss
Stanley, Henry Melton and Mary Ann his wife Garland Calls
ham, Fleming Callahan Joshua Crew and Mry WIFE and
John stlblcy inh,b of Common alih and
they iahs 10 enter their appearance and give s-cUy
to the act of Assembly made and our
dh order, that unless the said urfendlns sh -nttr tb. an,
psaraEce, and he TIL and give
before the INST day al ls on held month Of
June next, The tour WI 10 them, plaintiffs bill for
confessed and cree the narr thereof ep hav
been eight weeks previously ih- of
tie toa house Of this and inserted nlore
o the published In The city Richmond sam.
time A Co,y-1rst-
WM. %. WINSTON, D. II C.
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THE oh. npcst Boot and Shoe Store Vt snNohu y ~ M NJ
l. Boot No. J. East Main 'ppos,le Tue emu ~ 'e oa
Market ior-e. Let d'.ncty nnor'S'ool anu 0r"e ~
mind tba, ,u soil Roots Shoes Of every description and
Trunks cheaper than House IN TINS or any other cry so
of thr ptnuc river This all depend on-i
il no puf Cali yourselves and prove the un ol
NV assertions ladies' fine English kid slippers ana tes
from 50 2 superior article, and gene.ns booi.
from 81 30 So also, chdtens Shoes IN great abundance
" ~ ;. A. SMITH.
s. All descriptions of Backing only i've cents per box
Mav
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n his stock Of Aencu nra implements consisting
of Hougs Cutters Corn Sbelefs ora and Ioo
Hoes Spades, Sho,rls, Azes WHEN lie VIII iuh-h
e' $50 " e.. T.. Boz rs.
~ Seeds of the best quality and greatest variety al
hand. req. CIV"
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Plaintiffs:

IN CnASCERY --vnsirt., 10 9iu-At Ci,.,, s
the 9Th day of April 1874: ~ ~ 'a'''ai,
- a.us, 90" az" o''s''' Plaintiffs:
Benjamin II. Mitchell. and others, Dc.,.
Nancy Sul;raBt, Judith Suvant, Lydia Sullivan W,
Hickman and Charlotte his wife. and Mary Mitchell
bill in this aIrdgng that Ralph SaIyant a, sn
county Of Halifax Va had departed this life n,es,a. M
tact vi land IN the said about seven mns
acres, aud possessed also of considerable pona 4,ta,
the hands Of BenlmIn H. Mitchell acmnis
that tie said decedeBt left children desc ndans ~.
complainant Nancy his widow and The Complainant, ne
SIl1Ivant, Lydia Suvant and Charlotte Hickman ar. h,
OF The Whole boDd and the ,anant, Mary he'll .rd "
Defendant B.hjamin n. Mitchell, The children o, Rha
Mitchell drLrnsed who also SISTER Of the whole hl
the SAID Raph sulynt, de that the s,id Ralph i,s
mother who removed many ago and IL ra
are unknown 10 the compliments: and after dipent
tey nave hn beeh able To obtain information the
OF Their residence and praying assignment The dow, do
and Partition Ia be made Of mong Tho h
Of the SAID deceden and division also Of slaves OF his
In Inc has o Inc Administrator; upon of IN.
ms ny their Council 1t ord rrd by the Court that all nrn
interested IN the subject OF this appear on the , 80
al thr Eeai srp'eno. term Of Court anu make
parties defendants IN THIS suit h their 10 the
ants DILL aud assert their claim in the
nentionrd and that ri this b. published n,
weeks successfully IN th- Richmond Euuuir-r " '''
g. C"py-leSte, WM. HOLT. Clerk
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Encourupe The .Nannfaetures Of your STATE

THE FRANKLIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY have on
good assortment of extra snrrhne, me ana common
letter folded cap Paper ruled and PLAIN Al-o eoinn
printing envelope and Papers oil various Sizes al Tue
lowest wholesale prices which they invite public attention.
t.t quality and price their manufacture Will bear
comparison with m production OF any Northern Factory lney
are prepared orders for description of Paper that
INC Merchants and dealers requested
call at the Paper Mlli and examine Tor themselves.
March - 9S-wly
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Wing majority o2o
cabell Il Wayne, Wing delegate elected by minor.
i'm. DEN. MAJ. in the county 37s
Meckenburg, Wing delegate elected bya
minority Dem. MAJ in the county leo
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INFTRNAEY OF TINE Richmond MEDIC Al

TNF1KN4EI II
y,lS open for the sick, nj the following charges,
i payable III advance for The first week.
Wine PATIENTS S. per week.
These charges expense for medical attendance sur
rcal perations, board, medicine and nusng
the ample ana complete In
every wo Medical College 'i,i the
of the Faculty called in consul
tation. without addith nal charge 10 the rat EN-.
o.seirica ward bcn prepared ior the reception 81 w.
pomn fixed above for medical and surgical
49,,
abong under insanity contagious diseases " o'
be received into the lnarmary. p.a,,
. "a 2S-wly
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Ro II. vAucHAS, Sscry
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end her power and influence in every quarter of the
| Slobe and that her subtle movements should be
sn'ch1d with jealous care and anxiety; that her cpen
declarations of determination TO abolish slavery
throughout the world, and her declared opinion
ference TO ITS immediate abolition Texas a condi-
non of the acknowledgment Of her independence BY
Mexco calculated to excite the bosom OF the pat
riot serious alarm, and ought move US the utmost
vigilance and activity in finishing treaty of
ton without delay
4th. That Martin Van Buren, aud Henry Clay have
been guilty of dIsrespec for the popular voice. and
otter disregard for The interests of their country
we'll as lost sight Of what due their position before
the people, in attempting by their untmely letters &c
o.estu and control public sentiment and influence the
seton Of the Senate during the tendency before thai
body OF question OF such vital importance and tina
for such conduct they merit the OF frcemen
5'h. That the thanks of the South are due TO John
G Calhoun, for the zeal and ability with which he
has conducted This negotiations honorable 10 Them ere
dl'abe TO himself, and beneh fetal 10 the whole country
9th. That we have marked with pride and pleasure
the bold and noble stand taken by the Editors OF the
Enquirer and the Central Committee in this impnrtan
CRISIS; and that it ishoud inspire IN the people in
creased confidence IN their hrmness, fathfnlnpss anc
determination 10 serve their c,unty without regard
men
9Th. That the delegates from this district the Bal
tmore Convention be absoved from all instruction.
which may tranmel their free action and that in Sc
ecng candidates for the Office of President and Vice
President they be left sound discretion in selecting
auch men will promote the views Of this meeting
and thereby maintain tae integrity of the Republican
cause, well tb. honor and interest of The South
ern portion Of the confederacy.
Resoired, That John Tyler deserves the gratitude
of the D. mocracy for his firm adherence to The princ
Piles of the Constitution irrespective OF the interest
party
| On motion Of Dr.. Price, it was
| R.solced, That Charles Mason, Esq. be requested
| to communicate with R Nj. L. Hunter, Esq., and in =
pressing to him urd,mn,shed confidence IN his abb
ity and integrity TO ascertain his feelings in reference
to The next Spring for this Congressional Dis
trct.
R"olued, That these proceedings DO published in III
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jan. Is

,pRuSTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE PRoPERrY-By vir-
tue OF a executed 10 the subscriber by Nathan
Spencer date the th day Of August 's and duly ad
the Clerks Office oi the County Courts Of
Buckingham and Campbell for the purposes IN iu deed men
toned, wi WEDNESDAY, The 2tl day oil Hecelnbef next
premises, proceed SELL public auction IL Tie highest
LAID lyin. and being IN sad couny
Campbell Failing River, containing 9S1 acres; beng III"
OF Land which Captain Samuel branch ormeIl,
resided which the said Spencer now resides large
portion low grounds of excellent qay and Tree
water the entire alsoin excellent heart ana vel
adapted The raising flobacco, wheat corn &c improve
Farm good and suited to the accommodation OF
family for securing the rro;s raised on me Farm
seeded about 81 bushels oil wheat Whch VIII en-
The title TO this land was retained
Trustees Spencer purclase H. or the pn
of the purchase moneyand as this sac made Tor
The purpose paying the purchase aforesaid am author
Trustees aforesaid will make All necessary
proper convyances purchaser TO perfect his ute upon
the uther satisfactory arrangements Tor TIER pay
m OF the bonds executed by SAID Spencer TO The said Trustees
for said purchase money.
The of sale the above property viii be made known
the day of SALE and will accommodating as The rfcm-
will allow. Actin. Trustees will convey such title
only as Is vested IN me by said deed.
WM B. JONES, Trustee.
% The sale Of the above described Tract Of Land post
poned until the 3lst Of January 1874 which time II VIII Ger
,ainly take place, on the premises ~
Ian 1i-aawtd
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Trust Sale Of Land, Negroes and other rauadle Pro


Derty IN JTarren County, .NorM Carolina.
r,Y wine of deed trust executed by the late Clack
Robinson purposes therein specified, dated the s day o
March eichiee hundred and forty three and duly recorded IN
The Registers Office Of Warren county, we VIII SELL To The gh
bidder on TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of February, Ill., II tar
and not The far day) the late residence of the said
Clack Robso deceased, lie following property the right To
which >uanie; selling Trustees shall convey
vested In by said deed 10 VIII All the
deceased, consisting Of the Tract on which
he the South side OF Roanoke river, aud on both
leading the ferry and well known Robin
ferry about thousand five hundred
hundred OF which Roanoke lo"gsUInd Of superior
The Improvements the premises Cooi we
describe particularly this Tract Of Land
say with confidence thai u one of the most desirable
North Carolina Tine other tract on lie oth sdc
of opposite The above iescrbed contain
ing about Thousand hunlted gond portion OF
which superior low ground the upland Of good quality
This Tract purchased by the said 10
bnon OF Francis Jones AMI oer, and b.
nicniiy divided tracts suit purchasers
The Healthy recon which these lands lie the fertility Of the
SOL ocaiiuu-beng IN the immediate vicinity {" the
and Railroad and only miles abnve
and hold induce Ia pr
ch,sers rarely country We would much prefer
wishing purchase should look for them.
selve. well satisfied that these lands would not dsap
point expectation founded upon very glowing description OF
They VIII b- shown by Mrs>rs William Alien Robin
both Of whom 1--we upon The premises by either OF The
subscribers
good blacksmith aud Of all sort" usually found IN large
family all the Stock belonging TO The Estate consisting OF Horses
and Mules Cattle Hogs and Sheep Household and Kitchen Fur
nre Carriage and Harness, Sukey aud Harness. Wagons,
Carts, and piaitinn Tools Of al kinds.
TpRM, of this property will he sold for cash. be-
raj ceG; given the and; the particular terms viii be
made the dny Of sale Ihe sale VIII continue from
day day. until sn!cenry Is su 10 pa! TIE debts WoSued
for in The deed OF trust
~ Credars othe Estate requested 70 meet carly at the
pl;se The day of SALE NATHAN ,.c Milan, Trustees
I'm IL 7s-tds
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HrnTICE-y virtue Of two deeds of Trust executed TO the
suhscb. Mack G"odeone executed TO W William Bacon
e,,nr date The Il ay $780, the other executed
"a Iliery H. inode aud bearing dale The IN dav OF May
1884, and duly admitted 10 record n e .ie'A once o. me
Cont Of Charlotte certain purposes therein ncht'on-
ed we viii o TUESDAY, the 3h day Of January, ioii pro-
CO.,. 10 sell a, pul,c auction highest bidder Tor cash.
n. nrem the Tract which The SAID Mack Goode
resides lying lower end OF Chariot" county ad
onnp Tucker Cauingon, Charles H. Robertson and
others containing hundred aud seventy acres be the
more or less land aid be valuable and The tc ndis
ulnbe hut acting Trustees viii convey such title only
is vested in us by said deeds ...e,..
n. NJ. l.. CooDE, ~
I'm a 74-2aw3ws
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VALUABLE GAPPAlASSOCk LAND FOR S!;LE.-Ey
virtue of deed of trust executed the Subscribers b. Mace
Clements ard Mary Clements bearing date the 18th day Of
February 1919 rccorc! TIE ohce o the Clfk u
Richmond County purposes therein mentioned
we shall MONDAY the day ." March neat, al Richmond
Court house beng Court day. proceed TO sell, at pnlc c-
on the bdccr for cash. that wei known tract or lar
lie said of Richmond On which the late
Mrs Lucy Clements commonly called the Folly inclnd
nu t,e Folk and iniftdS This Estate estimated Ia con
tain 800 acres lies Immediately tie Eapplan"ck r'e and
and Richardson cecss and has always been considr
ed one valuable said The improvements
consi.; cf a comfortable dwelling ouse good barn ana stihc,
and all other necessary The the above estate
j. believed to ndabe but. selling As trustees, We ran
cnaycy suc tts under said trust deed
Mr William d. Mskl residing The Farm will show ii to any
wishing purchase. <
TllUS W. LEWIS, ~
L., ,o-wtts
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Iaiuabie SOUTH Vest Mountain Land jor SAFE.
,HE subscriber oilers foy sale TRACT OF LAND. situated
10 The county Orange and containing six hnngrrd aqd
Te aud Others aud distant 80 mdes from
and Court house, and Within ih' niue " Tue
half ol the Land cleared the balance heavily mheeu. Inc
soil very fertile aud well adapted TO the staple crops oil la re
nn but particularly tobacco in consequence OF
greater portion the land having Southern exposure ine
asserts that there rarely offered more
favorable opportunity capitalists 10 invest money! han TINS
land affords. :, "a, = ,,a,;.
Persons wishing purchase referred To Mr. John r rama
ro who lives adjoining the Land aid communication al
dressed 10 the subscriber the Rappahannock Academy ga
ro,ne county will receive prompt attention
If the above Land not sold pevousr WI be exposed 70
M, lie auction premises, The 9Th Of February, II i
If not The next fair day thereafter .,.rr,,o
- ,c lids
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-, TIE AMI t,cies rttk dsr,ng vac reSS@ "
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,,v.nse 10 Sspdid N me ocsss, o. ~ hs year
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,.fa.ioy references ".,nt Ia SloO pc. annum
a! seGsng hia. t :, s5n NJ 10 per cent.
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o tthe ,ntaks limited number .. sea'r ,ina IN
, Ne lreui ~ KEW 10 result he,efrom to the NOE
f,ot oil lac ,sa.ice circulation al our pa. ,vc. =
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zen must therefore, ii~t>t
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80 ,- nubi,sisr and who may remain ihn. H.. y .,
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r. p.so,rn.s are The results OF ie ~ v;,,;,,.
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- ,,r stEer. notwithstanding the kesou."H W var
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on the BOOK. who are ~ arrears 10 this oCe-
our The maine OF every subscriber, VINO
-i,car,crt will positively h- stficsen on from ou ron
- announcement Of orr next volume.
Thai IL recommended 10 the Editors OF Newspa.
tcsrDci the Commonwealth, Ia publish al the heaa %
,e their for advertising, aud that hey slricy ac
same and that these prices be always such, as 70
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NOTCE-he subscriber offers for sale, privately, his VA
~ IL Al!.E AMELIA SPRINGS PROPERTY, consisting "i
about 6s9 al AD $50 of which are FIAT land 81 5r
rate quality aud all high state Of Improvement On good
portion of the high land there line Of Ciovern tie
production OF which land Virginia Is superior All things
condered the Amelia Springs certainly the most valuable pro
perty in Eastern Virginia. situation is healthy, and ts waters
equal 10 Flr.inia. Tae Improvements the place
very large and SUPERIOR all of the houses having been erected
within THE last six There large BRICK Hotel,
three high with srncon ball ~ feet by - The
Ladies' stng adjoining aud lodging above and
Gtntemens On eac!
of the Hotel there brick house, each u.
feet in length and each containing IL There is likewise
framed building. containing 10 aud great number
rooms, sufficient in al! 10 entertain $50
There Is also superior dining 3l fee, oH-,
built Of brick which sufficiently spacious To dne Ia
aud comfortable private residence locate. the
dining aud well situated for the residence u those
intending dining There also good house.
done good baaess in the mercantile
There good hath house, with eight appropriated
for bathing. The stables equal 10 any III Virginia Tor
there being uf bsick sufficient 10 contain
least IS horses; also, framed STABLE sufficient il
The yard aud pleasure grounds having been laid out 10y
celebrated English gardener and all The borders beautifully de-
coated with sGbb-ry Of different kinds; makes Ills a
beautiful situation. The SPRINGS located Hal surpassed
BY in the world. The al the Amelia
SpIings have analyzed ny Dr. Bridges Philadelphia
approved of hy Duct Parish OF The The following
the analysis compared with that Of the White Sulphur Springs
AMELI. SrRfSGs. Write SULPHUR Sra.SGs
GASEOUS CONTENTS could GASEOUS CONTENTS:
asceained, having Supha!. Hydrogen 2cub
capped before the water reach Carbonic Acid ..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-25

Trust executed John Christian 10 a trustees Tor Ger
described which deed bears date tue wv
day June Is the Court Of Chare'
City County shall proceed, the 2i day OF fen,a, nea
Beacon Office News Rooms the BoTouah OF Nouh 10
SELL 10 the highest bidder for cash, Tract OF Land yins IN t
said county of Charles city, called NEW SUPPOSE
from 200 800 and situated
ley and Shirley This estate s undersood 20 pe ,a' @
the tide indispriabe; Lui, acting as ; s " ~ '
only q 5 vested in by the SAID deed
JOHN A. MAckINDER, Tr,s,esS
X. McCANDISi,
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DlR RENT or IEASE.-The subscriber offers for or
lease the Brck House al King William Court hosr
man capital who is acquainted with The business Of
merchandising would well To such the subscriber
feels ssurrd present location oncts many advantages
s Equity navsab water, being wthn about TWO miles of
The river Mat,apon merchant facility
porting goods aud grain, with comparatively but little cS-
pcuse the being Immediately
within the precincts The Tavern and Court house. affords many
opportunities and inducements Ia the community public occa-
the heart OF the county and popnons neigh
borood amidst active enerprsns and prosperous people,
generally p,iucua and esponsihc men.
The house new wl undergo few repairs, and be
painted Granafy VIII also be erected and rented with
the Store House. .
small Dwelling House, also, built within the last year. with
for small family, may he hai o The sub
scriber. -
ANY letter addressed him. King William Courouse Will
prompt attention. Early application !. requested
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o. REWA3D-Ran away III. 2ls of October last, my
80 re.ro man FRANK. lie is about thirty OF age;
aud black; walks softly, with his head np; apt u
lace from when he laughs; has bgshy har beard
IN The .i;s and tip chin; ad stock plCushs aud
s.s Carpenters work Frank is affected with Abolronism
has obtained forged free pass anu mas
1p h Il; upnn settlement O.; free cuored people IN
fg:ia. weniins his towards Tie North ANY
wao vii arrest aid lodge The above fellow IN any sale
't'. 50 That get hin shall receive the above reward
CAMPBELL SrrBBS
........,,. - IN 1874 ~Q-5w
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CHARLES LUMsDEN,

As well Spectacle Glasses ofever Description 10 Il, in frames
He beows great pains in The selection of his Spectacle Glasses
and he his friends that his Glasses Of The he's
quality ground and perfectly posedand, from his know
ledge OF Optics and o the he
prepared the most advice choosing SPEC
laces Glasses All Of which will be disposed of reasona
BILE terms or Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange
PETERSBURG Oct IL, lei3 l3-wtf
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II Ht'CEi ucnori vi suriry Of the Stockholders being
Ntrs. i,dt To hr Bnild of Directors, prayng Tor called
Getn: % hy Ge7nna Navigation Company take into cons
q" propt riy II r.cadns resolution Of LAKE. meeting
is -;ins q ty3irni y wts
,h,dy be called for Monday the l9;h day OF February
~ " h'a u" TIE tcurt house, IN The town oi Chirintes
- ~ e'if " Size IKE notice OF sncl meeting, that the
lhe 'f@coin. minute 10 he published III The ne VS.
" ,hfi't'S'ie, aud the Wing aud Enqnire Of the chy
ai"e copy i:oa he muu'es oft.e Roa-l.
r = ALEXANDER RIyES, Sec. pro. tenn
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NOR SAlEA Tact Of Land, containing $50 acres lying IN
Of Hanover about IL miles from Richmond, with
in Railroad. About thirds oi the Tract ~
arabic which meadow, well Drained containing 81 acres,
through the The blance i IN woods OF
original growth consisting of heart white OAK &c, and
n There fine Orchard I'll. farm
The is healthy and Tie water excellent Tie build
escrlent dwelling house and all nersn? cut
hsrs II is believed this farm is capable Of producing
average barrels OF annually The soil II adapted 10
" RlCli hill, in.
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