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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

DEPARTURE OF The VOLUNTEER AkllIIEhf
AND L. : TRooPs-Yesierdsy afternoon large mum
her Of citizens assembled on the Public Square for The
purpose Of Witnessing the departure OF the volunteer
Artillery under the command OF MAJ Galy Al iour
o'clock they proceeded from the City Hall through the
public Square where they sauied by Their bre-
hren in arms with guns and then escorted
10 the Barracks They embarked on board tne steam
shp alabama IN the evening, IN company WIN Japan
EoInos company Of Native American Artillery Noiuh.
eers and FIVE companies OF L. :. Troops oil the Line nj
Of whom we are informed under the immediate
command Of Major Galy.
The Cannonniers numbered 100 men. and Captain
Fornos company ., each company having four strong
field pieces y. o. Bee. Aug -.
m The Washington Union says that Gen. Pat
feron OF Philadelphia has offered his services 20 Govern
nent in case Of declaration Of The Union under
stands that 5000 volunteers might be calculated on rom
Philadelphia and is vicinity and that the keystone
- alone might furnish 10000
~ Company A, Sd Artillery, arrived at this
port Yesterday morning in the steamer Gladiator from
-rniihvle (N c. their way to Arkansas Bay, Texas
under command of Capt GEO. TAYLOR.
Mai. MUNRoEs Company was to have sailed on the ga
inst from Fortress Monroe in the bark Bachelor for the
Bay of Aransas Texas
We understand that the steamer Cincinnati Capt
SMITH has been chartered 10 take the two companies,
and l. af the 80 Rcgt Artillery. 10 Arkansas Bay Texas
charleston Courier. Aug p.
~ The s. L0uis Republican OF Aug. - states
that proposition made form a regiment of yolun
tecrs for military service in the event OF hos
tios between Mexico and the United States The Ora
gOons tusileer jackson Guards, lagers and Artillery
nave already in informal meeting declared their
iey To enter upon the service. The regiment viii be
organized under the laws of Missouri and when ready
or duty tender of their services will be made 20 the
President Of the United States
RICHMOND IL THE FfrLD.-Our City, too, be
gins to feel the military influence We informed that
he Richmond Fayeitc Artillery" Captain Thomas IL
Ellis in view OF the threatening attitude Of Mexico and
# the military changes which are daily taking place
of
any duty he may be pleased TO assign to them.
Rich Enc
ARNY-Companes A and l. Sd Artillery, are or
ier.d to Arkansas Bay Texas and will sail in few days
rom this port Brevet Lieut.. Col Childs, in command
surgeon Hawkins. Captains Burke and Taylor Lieuts
Churchill Gilman Ayres. and hibum
Lieut. sherman red TO Augusta Arsenal, Georgia.
CharestOu Courier, Aug "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

ANU LII N - :
August 3Oth. l-f5 }
p AZ meeting Of the Directors Of the Me-" OK
,ua frie Raiiruad Company. held this day the Hon
James Hrrps after expressing his regret that his esien
re private put II hi power 70 DISCHARGE
the duties President rendered ms resignation
BENJAMIN LODER E-q was lhereUPon duly elected
TIE President Of the Company.
SHEPHERD KNAPP. Esq. and SAMUEL MARSH, Esq
were chosen 70 hl vacancies in the Board
-rha BOARD now consists Of the following members
BENJAMIN LODER HENRY Sheldon.
AMPS HARPER HENRY SUDAN, j.
III A. BROWN A. : OWEN
D,SiFI : MILLER JOHN WOOD
HENRY /. PERSON WM + DODGE
ROBERT L. CROOkE. SHEPHERD KNAPP,
-TFWART C. MARSH SAMUEL MARSH.
JACOB LITTLE
BIZ order o. the Board
q ~ r : BROWN Acting Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

CoIoRED SUFFRAGE CoSvESrIoS.-This Con
vention met at Syracuse on "Wednesday last Charlie
& Ray of New-Yo,k was chosen President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

the city ms OF Pittsburgh held Tuesday last TO
exuress their opinions the recent outrsses Lexins
ton committee was appointed to cal another meeting
lew DAYS and offer some resolutions for adoption
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01
Ncw-York and Erie Railroad.

The Board of Directors having this work il
charge has, after due deliberaon, elected BEsJA-
NiS LoDER Esq. the President Of the company
Mr. Harper, who held the Office temporarily. re
signed it, on account of the pressing engagements OF
MS private business but will lend his efforts and in
aence as one of the Directors to effect the speedy
completion Of the work.
In the selection made for this responsible station
the Company has found gentleman possessing the
energy for action and the confidence in the projec'
required to perform the task before him. Although
not generally known as some OF the candidates
proposed by different persons for that Office yet be
is iavorably known among the merchants, who are
most deeply interested in this work and on whom d
firm reliance is placed for the funds to complete il
Tie is man of wealth and shows his estimate OF
he value Of the road by making the largest sub
scription TO the stock.
The public will perceive, by referring TO the
uamcs Of his associates in the Board that he is sus
aimed by men of known integrity and remarkable
ior their success in ali they have undertaken In
his state of things the stockholders and the public
now have what they have long sought, the best as
surance that their money and their support will
neither be misapplied or misdrccied.
Although the calamity caused by the late
great FIRE, and the excitement occasioncd b!
rumors Of war. have induced the Directors io
r, main apparently inactive for SEINE time past yet
wc learn much has been done Considerable
progress has been made towards adjusting the
liabilities of the Company and in periccting the
plans for future operations, and above all bona
fie subscriptions amounting TO more than a mil
ion OF dollars have been renewed or obtained
setting out with this sum- subscribed by men who
know what they are about not doubt need re
main as to the success of the work. The public has
been waiting some time for this aspect in the affair.
Of the Company, and now expects prompt and CON
iinued action till the object is fully accomplished
The s,rongcs, inducements of public nature con
ncccd with this project are held out TO the men who
have this work in charge. and remains 10 be scer
whether they sufficient, 10 call forth their bes
efforts We think they are and we shall be much
disappointed if each Director does not prove tina
| confidence in him has not been misplaced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

~ The Commercial Advertiser makes a very
fair to reply to its former article on the
Landlord and Tenant question. which would also be
strong reply were il not vitiatcd by the unsound
ness OF is basis Ii says
THE Tribune canno, deny that the very low
and put that low expressly in consideration of the
tact that the present value OF the land Is small ana that
ultimately afforded by the increase OF value resulting
from the occupation and labor OF the tenant Take the
OF iha Andes farm which The Tribune mentions Is
no, thirty Two dollars per snnum for hundred and six
~ acres very low rcni-a merely nominal rent ?
Now here is just wha, We DO deny, and that s the
ground Of difference between us We believe il
was not undcrs,ood-a, least. not by the tenants
that the increased value OF the land was to rebound
TO the landlords exclusive benefit We believe the
rents oovenanied to be paid were in the ayers age q
lair consideration for the lands rented iha, in some
cases they remain and that where they do not,
the change has been effected by the tenants labor
and the profit of il ough, to accrue 10 them. Thai
this was 50 in the case of the Van Rensselaer, and
some other MaDors is testified BY the fact tina, the
leases are fvrpef~aL Here. OF course the fruits OF
his own labor are measurably secured to the tenant
though the absurd and inequi,abc exaciion Of
Quarter Sales interlercs with il, ,cnan, must pay
his rent 80 long as he does that the farm his and
his descendants for ever but If il happens to BE-
sold ten times in the course Of twenty years tn,
Landlord is entitled TO frice and hat the eat,n
ralre IF fhc Improvements in addition TO his resaa
rent This is wrong. and ought not to be exac'ec
A. to the farm OF Earle in Andes we do thin
esq per annum for 100 acres of average Delawan
County land taken ia state Of nature. is prott,
Commercial had had half our experience in clearn,
land he would think too. This rent would bu,
80 much far better Public Land in six years-Bu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

~ No. lN. OF Labor in Newlork and an ilu.
ra,ed description Of the Hyfraos SMinauil are crowd
ed out this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

CL,IRvoYAsCr.-Dr 5. S. Lyon of Bridgeport
CT has located in this City with A. j. Davis, OF
Poughkeepsie the youth Of whose emnen, Cairoydaoc
such marvels are related readers have It
does seem TO US that this matter Of Clsirvoyance may
now fairly challenge the attention Of OF Science OF
Learning Of Philanthropy but especially of the Medical
Profession. pr. Lyon that Mr.. Davis can
readily and surely tell when in state of Somnamouisn,
what Is the real disease Of any sick person and wis,
treatment Of any will remove il and even what
has been pursued previously what medicines taken. &C
Now this is either most diagram, deuson OF 4
wondrous and benehccnt truth which ought 10 be &C
ccp,cd and made widely useful The mere wonder claim.
ed for Davis that he able 10 apprehend clearly distant
occurrences the position Of things lost or hidden and
even the thoughts is Of secondary import
ance Dr. Lyon properly declines TO subject this faculty
to the mere qualification Of idle curiosity and intends to
employ il wholly in the cure of human lis. We mean
TO sstsfy ourselves OF the verify fasiy OF these pre-
tensions before Mr. Davis leaves city and we trust
many others will DO So Messrs- Lyon and Davis may
~ consulted at 235 PcsIl-st from 10 A NJ and from
l2to3P NJ each secular day OF this week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

y TIRE HOMEOPATHIC Examiner, by Drs.
Gray and Hempel has commenced New Series,
the First Number OF which We have. 1t is beau
fuly printed Monthly and written with distinguished
ahlliy. We mean 20 speak more at length concerning
this periodical and the ned Of rs aoors in the course Of
few days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

CocxRoAcnEs ANo REOsUcs-t ar Hi.y nd e.hg,i,
%, --i,,i Shsunh ~ Roach ard Redbag Bare vii po,
lively extern rsfe Rn.rte- ard Beihugs from Any hs -
natter an.rr1A .fr Price = cent. Ard "a
PEP Hotels ara others wanting srr- quantity vii
te Furnished by he gallon SOFA az - Cortland o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

FINE Oo1ooSG -Thi. delicious Black tea Is sold by
The Pckn Tea Company, IS Futon-st at my cents per
Mound Heretofore 1t has been difficult 10 obtain this su
ucror article e and never AZ pr'ce less than - ct-
or 81 per pound. Our readers would do well to com
pare sample Of il with tea for which they have gwen
more money. The Young Hyson sold al this Chinese
establishment Al IS IL considerably better 20 our
notion than anything in the shape Of tea We have
ever purchased dollar Try these teas and Judge
for yourselves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

SA>nss SARsAs,RILLA.-Nhrri he sNiItiron Of power
10 min-ra medicines h1s effected he purpose for which
hey administered krow Of nothing hcl =" III -
horous hy enpurgar from ne system the roronc msrf
which hey lesv- behind them >kNDss ,AEsAPAkiiL.
Alter urera medicine has cured The disease, th- prepara
ton found Necessary cur- he secondary effects 0i
h- medicine L. ercuris disease one OF ne ost revolt
az and terrible OF a. uasdes- has wroug t he mos. as
,ori-ting -
Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail by A. B. D.
SANDS Whoesze Druggists - Fuon-sire-t. New OK
Sold -S Broadway = East Broadway and ~ pug
ss generally thrug ghoIl he United States Pce ~ per
bottle bottles for A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

CcLocNE AID Bay W,rfR-A beautiful wfic'c J. a..
isf offered Quart bo'ir Pnce - ccnis-s ;! Cor .nd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

xCY- We regret TO announce the death OF hon.
Bucknor Thrus,on AL Associate Judge of the Circuit
Court Of the United States for the District O; Columbia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

-Meyefbeers Grand Opera " les Huguenotf l. TO
n given tonight the Garden fort The hr-i Time ihu- Tar
,h Ia. been the best paving OPEN that The French Com
auv have pls ed in New-iOfk Curiosity = greatly eNci
- among - OF music iO Cave ~ character
,ts Al she wa 30 successful Nei, Ofetn Armand pro
lo4uc-d -pa Tenor lake, she leading male clzrsc-
r and Douvry Primo Ba-- acts Marcel Carr who = tAe
tl-t Baritone Count lie Nrver- NJ me asm all me anu
come Richer with the powerful voiced Bernard all play
A. . friends French Opera anticipated, the grraie-
success Ia. attended each representation and We auguf sui
eaer results wh-n the SEW pieces produced inai are
,o combine psgenry with good music.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

IT, The Ball At Yves, Poin, on Thursday Even
ing las, was splendid AFFAIR About 'DJ persons were
present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

,y- The Warrington Caion has correspond
ci, in this City. who procsses to settle the Ann
Rem; trouble after this summary fashion;
The Anti Rent excitement in the interior Of our state
co.rrues a. ar.st a. ever Many arrests have been
me. and ,fa.t such active and stringent measures
" be pursued vii eIermiHae the leaders Al east
If Ills bad set Of The laws musi be respected ana
creed
Noah. WeeEiy Messenger has an article in the
same strain concluding
Hanging the G,r snd imphsoning the many viii soon
chrck this turbulent feeling
80 inquiry, no Investigation no question about
hs right and wrong othis matter 1t Is assumed OIL
lafd that the dissatisfied tenants are utterly wrong
.i.hout provocatiOn or excuse and that their lead
~. at least. must be exfermW0fed. Are Govern.
rnonts never to learn any thing This letter sounds
lie thousands written from these colonies to Eng
AID Jus, before the Revolution from ireland a,
resent to the Home Office in London. But as this
co iniry is not ireland or Turkey in Asia we are
ure tina, such counses and counselors not adapt
ed 70 the emergency
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

~ A Railroad ConreRti0H, of the friends Of a
Railroad from Ncw.York TO Albany is called TO assemble
in Poushkeepsie on Tuesday the lesh inst. Our City
with all the towns and villages both sides OF the River
invited send delegates We trus, the attendance
will be large.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

~ The new City Bank OF Cincinnati com
mences business to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

To- Prty Tirrias I'VE have many more advisers
than we grateful for, who Mt advise 10 take
This course OF that on public question and charge
as with Aeary Postage for their counsel We are not
- much IN van, OF unssked advice as to receive viii
gratitude on such terms Whoever does not consider
MS advice OF sufficient importance TO induce him TO pay
the Postage the letter in which 4, Is sonyeyed viii
greatly ob1ee US by keeping it to himself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

MONDAY. SEPTEMBER /. lsa5.

r. An evening edition OF The Tribune il printed
sverv afternoon at O'Clock containing the latest news
received in the city Of New York tina, hour besides
bnef count OF the Markets and sales OF stocks up
2, o'clock p. NJ Travellers board Of siesmboss
snd other. leaving the city in the afternoon obtain
the evening edition by inqung Coz !, of,he news boys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

much or little Earle is deeply guilty if he called
men together armed and disguised TO prevent '"e
egal collection OF the rent due on his contract anu
we would say nothing calculated to excuse him or
his confederses Nothing jusiites IN our sisn'
combinations to resist the laws far less the shedding
a human blood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

rT- Wbig General Committee "A regular nee
ing u hi. COMMITTEE VIII he ted On Iursosy Evening
next al h.fpast O'Clock nj The Broadway House
BY der SMITH DUNNISO Chairman
J. n Hosssr HAws, sre'rya 10
Va X Htyr (
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

- The Buck Eye NIIllnst 81 the American Nj
I'm TINS urw Lord OF the CatguL" whose perform
anc. 10 THIS CRY Friday night ast aston shed me N-
= engaged iir short time and wiAappear IN each per
ftru.rcr The MFsTERNs also down Tor some VI mel
c.i farce and the famous DwAsF, Cot CHAIFiN holds
ai- evee A. All Performances ats and T NJ WIN
DissoLv>G NiEws, CHRoNAIRofE, etc ucn BILL ~
an SEE n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

IV- 4 grand Temperance RaHy is to he held il
the Park this evening This ought to have been ap-
pointed for different evening from that previously
designated for the Wing Ward Meetings but the
Temperance Council probably unaware OF the
coincidence We trust those who do no, attend the
Ward Meetings will be promptly in the Park and
those who do will generally drop in at the Park II
the Ward Meetings are over in season. Temper
snce must go ahead
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

~ The WHics Of our City are called by then
General Commiiicc TO assemble in their several
Wards aud choose Delegates to meet in Conven,i""
and nominate candidates for the Fall Election We
trust those who in politics respond to no other name
than VINO. and Who are undismayed by ad'er
si'y will be sure TO respond TO this call. We are
TO have clean and full Wing Ticket this + all and D
VII be supported By uudaun,ed resolution 1t mo-'
important that our candidates be known as upright
capable and deserving men, The Wig vote can o'
called oct for no other To secure such men IL j.
only necessary that the Wings should generally al
tend their w ard meetings this evening. lie VINO
does not will make sorry business OF complaining
tina, the Ticket is no, what il should be Bat If the
good men and true will turn out TO the Ward Meet
ings this evening and take care 10 elect Delegates
ftbeir Owl stamp. shall have a noble ticket IN
the field and poll noble vote for it, 10 the surprise
and confusion OF our mulliorm adversaries. " bigs
be on hand this evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01
Letter from ,ir. CLAY.

4 gentleman from Baskinsriige, Y. J. wrote to
Mr. Clay. some time since. asking him 10 furnish
some informs ion on the culture and manufacture OF
hemp and fax in Kentucky Mr.. Clay sent the fol
ow ing reply. which We find in the Newark Adver
User OF Saturday evening.
ASHLAND 18th Aug, l-i5
DYAs SrR-l have received your letter II Is not cor
rect you supposed that the culture oi hemp snd fax
was introduced into Kentucky by although for many
years have cultivated hemp. and sometimes lax lnere
). very great amount OF hemp produced IN kentucky
more than IN any other but lax not cultivated
extensively than u l. perhaps in New Jersey. Nor
have people made greater progress IN the mAnuiac
iure Of Linen here great deal OF caorse tow cloth
made but very tie tine linen. Now and then piece Is
nsde in private family. There i no manufacture
u linen either tor wearing bleaching IN this state
ara vuh you ttaf linen - one of ne o.io1s Q'
nGa'acfwe rtich ie industry o. orr country ons~
20 BE- n due time GppiDf
am respectfully your obt servt ii. CLAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

Observation-Disclosures GRsNN,s SCHOOL, $50 Broad
vsv near .eeckerJ Charles r. Lyon. A ", Prnci.
na IT,. school VII be r--openei on Monday, September
Tn. ours. of Instruction embraces the entire range Of
-onu-rc A. and coles ilf- bran n--- agls I've
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

Corg,rn.. POlpRE >uBriiE for eraiicsing hair Gov.
a am. lfouif vegetable Rouge GoVSsNus Hair Dye
Gors,Un', hi, Vhie-to be- had al o. WaSeF-slree IA
',..e =, pr.,..f,,.v suisG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

~ APRAcrfcAL PL,S OF BooN- KEErISC, by doubl
Entry daped large small business, with or whou
cash or other auxiliary books Daily Journal or Ledger
10y PAUL MOODY has been published by }. Lippncou CO
Philadelphia and may be obtained OF Nm. II Graham, Tn
iuue Buildings It's designed simplify and very mater
ais abrdee the labor and time usually required IN Book
Keeping and at the same the Liability to mis-
iaAes Our business men should examiner. t2)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

~ The acting President of Merico. in decree
dated July - has declared the pert Of Tobacco shut
foreign and domestic commerce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

MOsr HoRRiD MURDER.-Spring fcld lug 10,
l-i5-On sunday morning last most osroarous mur.
-c perpetrsied about miles north OF THIS place on
the body 0f Mr. David J. Walton, highly respectable
citizen OF this county hy OF h- own slaves "a l.
mott confidently believed. The murder was committed
IN open day within three hundred yards OF the dwelling
II the decreased and the body thrown IN tree top Al the
came place where found about IL or II o'clock At
night Two negroes had gone out with him with axes
when they returned they gave such excuse for the
absence OF their induced the family 10 hope he
was in the neghborhoOd. | assisted yesterday IN the
examination before Justices Court and doubt was
entertained OF the guilt Of both the slaves Ned and Peter
both young iclows-so they were committed and are
now in Jail awaiting their trial
Cor. Nashville Banner.
"a 4 New Castle Delaware. correspondent OF
the Philadelphia Ledger. under date OF Aug. - says
The trial Of Capt GRAY for aiding and abetiing in
the slave trade in the Of the brig Agnes, owned by
John II Price OF Brandywine came up before the DE
irct Court in tins place, to-day. The whole day was
consumed in getting permit of law. and empaneling "A
jury The Hon John ". Clayton Is engaged IN behalf OF
the defence
WHOLESOME RFFORN.--At the recent election In
Alabama il wa. submitted 70 the vote of the people
whether the Legisaiur. should meet only once IN two
years and by an oyerv heming majority they decided m
favor of H. This a reform and that should be- made
III MARYLAND Baltimore Patriot
u We say ditto to Burke Ed Trb.
~ 4 correspondent of the Ledger. writing
from Harrisburg Aug -. says The Messrs. Bayard
propreiors Of the Emene Furnace situated near Dau
uhin about "A miles above this place and the Victoria
furnace located in Clarks Valley about SIX miles far
ihor up the river have failed. their liabilities being IN
the neghborhood Of one hpHdrsd m0aedad dollars
PoNcE. p R.-The schr Caroline, Capt Lock
hart brings dates from the above port 90 the 9TH OF Au
aust inclusive. The Caroline has brought away from
Ponce the last cargo Of MuscOvado sugars that had been
eft there al prices ruling from 3. al cents Moasses-
Little LETT. and but ltile doing.
10 The Ere G0-ottc of August p says: " Mr.
" b. Lowry. on Saturday last recovered an award al
the hands OF Arbitrator against the tre Canal COmpa
uy in the round sum OF SJO,li2 81
III Senator Cameron has arrived at Washing
ton so also has Senator Benton.