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Mississippi Democrat., 1846-05-13
EIIis,s Portable Grist Wills,

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% for sale very low 10 close consign.
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Mississippi Democrat., 1846-05-13
@ PRoeREssIyEn AMrRloA-Is lhe ca

PROGRESSIVE" AMERICAS the cap
ton Of an article in late number Of the
London Times. The writer INDUCES in
many sad reflections because of the growth
of the Great Republic. He hears from
alar the tread of coming millions and, in
prophetic vision, sees the thrones of hoa-
ry oppression melting away before the
skill and enterprise and indomitable ener-
gy OF American freemen He says:
"No European politician can look for
ward to the power of the United States
within the present century but with the
most appalling prospects:
In 1880 the population was 100000
In ls40, it was $4,000, 900
In 1850, at same rate, there
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A SPARTAN MOTHER

Lieut.. Porter, Of the United States Navy. and
brother Of Lieut.. Porter, recently killed near
Maismoras, addressed company of Texas Vol
unteers, few days since, in Washington, and in
the course Of his remarks, stated, that since his
brothers. death, ne had received letter from his
mother, in which she requested him" Not to
come TO her, but go and ayenge his brokers'
death, and defend his conniry.''
These should be written in letters Of gold.
Who can doubt the yaor and patriotism Of sens
born Of such a mother? Female virtue never
appears so lovely as when it is seen lying upon
the alter Of patriotism, the object which il holds
most dear On earth. So long as Amsrca has such
mothers 10 cheer on thei. sons in freedoms holy
cause, wc may laugh TO sccrn all the assaults
which the enemies oflberty can make upon our
glorious Republic. Our country will ever; exist
glorious and fTee, while it has such a material n
wfestle with tho syrsn,s who Would snslave
her. Bali. Rep.
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From the Public Ledger.
RETROSPECTInN

In the war of 1912. the Northern portion of the
political parry, denominated " Federalsts," CD.
posed The Federal government in all its opera
lions against the enemy. They opposed The
enlistment OF soldiers, and loans TO the Trea
sury. Some of them traded with the enemy
under licenses, supplying his fleets and armies
with provisions. They denounced the war.in
Official proceedings, as unconstitutional. unjust
ana wicked, and branded with opprobrous epi
the's all Americans who engaged in it. The
consequences of this opposition were excessive
embarrassment to the government in conducting
the war, disaster 10 our military operations. the
ProtraciIon OF The war. tho consumption life and
property, and an enormous increase of the nation.
al debt, and the preservation of the British North
American colonies 10 the enemy, TO be source of
new vexatlons to our Union. Had the Federal"
party OF New England cordially supported this
war, IL would have terminated in one year. in
stead OF enduring for three, the Canadas and Nova
ocot'a would have been conquered and annexed
10 the Union, the cost of the war would have
been diminished by three fouJhs, and prea,
amount of taxation for defence OF a Northern from
tier, would have been prevented. But this is not
all. Halifax is British naval depot that keeps
the commerce and seaports the Atlantic States
IN continual danger. Had the malcoHtents of
iol2 been faithful to their country, Halifax would
nave been captured and retained by US, and our
Atlantic coast forever relieved Of this annoyance.
The expenses OF defence upon the Lakes and
Northern frontier, IN peace or war are great and
as our revenue is raised solely upon imports, and
consequently paid by the consumers, these es
penses must deyOlye on the consumers And as
the New England States assert that they consume
more in proportion to population, than the rest of
The Union, they must, of course, pay the largest
portion Of this tax, rendered accessory by their
opposition TO the war Of 1912. We may add that
nearly all the opposition to the annexation of
Texas, on The ground of its augmenting tho rcla
tive power Of the slaveholding States, is found in
New England, the very section iha, oppposed.
in 1872, The conquest Of the Capadas. Had these
colonies been conquered and annexed, the annexa-
ton of Texas could not have Produced the pre-
ponderones Of which they now complain so
loudly.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.


faithful to their country in 1912, the disputes
about the Northeastern boundary would have been
prevented, the country would have been saved
from the sacrifices and dssrsces OF The Ashburton
treaty. and from the British pretensions to Oregon,
and the war which these pretensions threa,en.-
The British colonies being conquered. and their
present owners expelled from the continent. we
should have had no Northeastern boundary,
oregon would have been popuoas State, and
our merchants would have saved Is millions of
dollars in its fur trade. We commend these re.
minlscences and suggestions to the malconten,s
OF me present day, assuring them that oppositio.
TO their country is al,oays suicidal.
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AT circuit superior Court of Law and Chance
1886 S' '"e 0'n Jay Oh april
Jethro A. Jepk who sues as well for himself,
as on oehaif OF all other creditors of Benja-
min Goodwin, deceased, who may choose to | -
come In on the usucl terms and prove their Z
claims. e plaintiff | =
Against tlts sf.t .lH. ~ 5.f rI' q
Wm- Tatem, Sheriff of Norfoll, County and ?
committee of the estate of Benjamin Goodwin, Z
deceased, Elizabeth Goodwin, (widow } and | q
Lavinia, Benjamin, Stephen and Samuel God 2
win, infants, by John r. Kiby, who has been x
in this suit. Defendapts
ME Bill In this cause having been filed, and
Il the subpoena executed on the defendant VIM
Tatem, Sheriff of Norfolk County and COMMITTEES
OF the estate of Benjamin Goodwin, deceased, and
Elizabeth Goodwin, more than two months and they
sun ialing to appear and answer: On motion OF
the plaintiff by Counsel, his Bill is taken for con-
fessed as to these defendants. And thereupon the
cause came on to be heard on the Bill answ ers OF
the infant defendants, general replication and ex-
hibits, and was argued by Counsel. On considera-
1on whereof, the Court doth adjudge, order and
decree, that Commissioner of this Court perform
the following duties to wit:
ist. Ihat he ascertain the amount due by The es-
tate OF Benjamin Goodwin deceased, to the plaintiff
and to all other creditors who may appear before
him upon the usual terms and prove their claims
The nature of the said claims whether binding tho
heirs or not, he will state. r: iH'1
End. He will settle account of the Admins.
tratlon of the defendant, VIM. Tatcm, Sheriff. of
the estate of Benjamin Goodwin, deceased in doing
which he will specify the claims if any paid off
which bound the heirs of the said Goodwin and will
make a statement showing the amount.
3D. He will ascertain what real estate the said
Benjamin Goodwin died seized and possessed Of in
whose hands IL is, and IFS annual anil fec simple
value, and if the personal estate should be made
quate to discharge the debts of the testator the
Commissioner will ascertain the most convenient
and suitable mode of raising the amount binding
the real estate of the testator. All which he will
report to Court. with such matters as he may deem
pertinent to be specially stated, or which either
party may require to be so stated. .r .#--
Copy-Testc:
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AT a Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chance
= held for Norfolk County, the 9th day of April

AT a Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chance
1896 fisf. So - ',S'~' - p''
Arthur Warden, who sues as well for himself as ),
on behalf of all other creditors. who NAV
choose to make themselves parties to this suit
on the usual ter ms bl Plaintiffs -
g Against tEHE tslrr fe, lHou-fF f- ttH | -
Bartlett b. Mundcn, Administrator of Andre 2
Battee. deceased, Betsey Bar tee the widow, (; =
Thomas Bartee, Susan Bartee, Jesse TAYLOR u
and Catharinc his wife, Robert Bartce, John 9
Bartee, Rebecca Bartec, Theophiius Bartce s,
Edward Manning and Canning Manning ~
the last six infants, by John r. Kilby, who :.
has been appointed guardian ad Item, to de-
'VNHE Bill in this cause having been filed and the
the subpoena served on the defendants, r. b.
munden, Administrator of Andre Bartee, Betsey
Taylor and Catharine his wife, more than two
months, and they still failing to appear and an :
swer,-On motion of the plaintiff by Counsel HE
BIZ Is taken for confessed against these defend
anus. AND thereupon, the came on to be
heard on the Bill answer of the infant Defendants,
general replicatons and exhibits, and was argued
by Counsel On consideration whereof the Court
sioncs of this Court se ~. t..p N n 80 -.
LIST. Settle an account of the Administration of
the defendant, b. b. Munden, on the estate of An
city the debts paid off which bound the heirs of the
said Bartee, and make statement showing their a
mount. ~ NY 81 !, 80 -. =.
End: He will ascertain the amount due to the
panu, and to all other creditors of the estate of
Andre Bartee, deceased, who may choose te APP
pear efore him upon the usual terms and prove
them: The nature of all the claims whether bind :
In e the real estate not, he will specify.
Sd. He will ascertain what real estate the said
Andre Bartec died seized or possessed Of i'm
whose possession it now is, and its fee simple and
with such matters as he may deem pertinent to be
specially stated, which either of the parties ma
require to be stated. ava ts.,.r -
Copy-Teste: $3.50 t.-g ~
VVM uOWI AMI II, n,
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WHITE BONNET GLUE.-Wo have lust
w received superior article of WHITE GLUE,
and anxious 10 call the attention Of Mantua-
Makers and others to the spmo For sale at the
Drug Store, Sign of the Big Mortar.
April29 CHAs. n, HEIETTsH, Agent.
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VIM. ]. ROWLAND, d. G

Pursuant 10 the above decree, have appointed
wednesday, the Path day of June next, to com.
mence the execution of the orders therein TO me d.
rected and shall continue the same, from day 10
day, until completed. All persons therein inter.
ested Will attend at my Office, that day, between
the hours of a. NJ. and p. NJ, with their testi.
mony and exhibits. JAS. G.. HOLIDAY
~ Commissioner in Chancery
Commissioners Office.
Portsmouth, May 10, 1916. May21-T4t
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VIM. j. ROWLAND, d. G.

Pursuant to the above Decree have appointed
iuesday, the 23d day of June next, to commence
the execution of the orders therein to me directed
And shall continue the same, from da Y to day. un
til completed. All persons therein interested will
attend at my Once on that day, between the hours
of A. NJ and p. M, with their testimony and
exhibits JAS. G.. HOLIDAY,
Commissioner in Chancery.
Commissioners Office,
Portsmouth. May 10, 1876 MAY 2l-r4t
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WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING.

WHITE COTTON FRIN ES.-Yye have
w received recently from New York large as.
beautiful patterng and verv cheap.
Maya JOHN COOKE & co.
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Il OAF SUGAR 10 whole and half boxes of
IL Loyering's Refined LOAF SUGAR, in Store
and for sale by WILLS & CO.,
Jan 6 High street.
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DoRTER kept constantly on hand, and for
Il sale in pint and quart bottles. gsr
Jan3l STEPHEN JAMES.
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WESTERN MIDDLINGS.-.2O hhds in
me order, for sale by ]. WILLS,
May2 Commerce street.
II ENTUCKY LEAFTOBA CCO.-I5 b6ds
~ LIAR IObACCO, suitable for the West In
DIES, tor sale oy j. WILLS
may Commerce street.
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TAS. "A. Manufacturer and Deal
y er in Guns, Rifles, Pistols, and every other ar
ticlc in the Sporting line, Sign of the Mammoth
Gun, High street, Portsmouth, Va.
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NTOLASSES-2 hhds Cuba, Muscovado, Porto
WlsRic and Martinique MOLASSES, for sale by
I. March 81 ]. WILLS.
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TERMS OF THE. OLD DOMINION, (wEExLY.) .oov
q One copy So per yearly Mail.
BY the Carrier, So so. .5fgen tSFac ~
= ,f-To be paid in advance. tr.L ...s as,
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STEPHEN JAMES, Wholesale and Retail
" Dealer in Family Groceries, Wines, &C., Mar
xet Square, Portsmouth,, Va. tti7bs eng
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n HOFFMAN, Boot and Shoes Manufacture
4 er, south of the Market, Crawford street,
Portsmouth, Va !
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AT a Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chance.
~ held for Norfolk County, the 9th day of April,
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ROBERT BELL, Wholesale aud Retail Hat
~ and Cap Store, Sign of the Panther, High
tFect Portsmouth Va. &lsf s T-ETE sfI .
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DOCKS FOR PRESENTS.--A variety of
ID elegant and beautiful BOOKS for sale at the
New Book Store, at from 25 to so per cent cheaper
than the usual prices. .,e N. b. WEBSTER.
Feb "a
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TETHISKE Ely 200 bbs New Orleans Rectified
w WHISKEY, momently expected per schr Sa-
rah Francis, from New Orleans. j. WILLS.
2 March 81 @A t.t
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CALT.-4OO sacks SALT, for sale BY
- Jan J. WILLS, Commerce st
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rIDER-A superior article of NEWARK CT.
~ DER can be had by the retail at e-
- "a 4i.. f-. 800 l.. X. THOMAS, u
March West side Market Square
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VIII. H. HODGES & CO., wholesale and
wv . Retail Dealers in Books, Stationery and
Fancy Goods, Crawford street, Portsmouth va.
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VA HISKEY d GIN 10 bbls common Whis-
Wv keys bbls superior Old Rye--6 bbls Gin, re-
ceivcd per Steamboat I'm Baltimore in Store and
for sale by l.. l.. THOMAS,
Jan 20 west side Market Square.
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CHARLES H. HEINITSH, Agent, Drug
Dyestntts, &c., High street, Portsmouth. Va. N.
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II ID. HAYNES, Wholesale and Retail Fur
~. niture Warehouse, corner of High and Mid
die streets, Portsmouth, Va.
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EERGUSON s. MILHADO-Lumbcr, Coal,
IL and general Commission business. Wide Water
seet, Norfolk, Va. rlart rs.r ST .tbs.s-
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WILLS e. CO., Wholesale Grocers and Com
wv mission Merchants, east end of High street,
Portsmouth, Va.
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ERESH ARRIVALS OF TOBACCO
IL 500 butts and boxes of various well known
brands Of Pound Lump Honey Dew Tobacco, re-
esived within the last ten days, and for sale on
pleasing terms by j. WILLS.
March 81 tDIe
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ENRESH TEAS.-Just received large assort-
IL rnept of the different kinds of TEAS from the
celebrated Canton Tea Company of New York.
These Teas are said to be far superior to any yet
offered to the public. For sale at the Drug Store,
Sign of the Big Mortar. G. Fl. HEINITSH,
April 4 Agent
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I WILLS, Wholesale Grocery and Commits
O sion Store, Commerce street, Norfolk, Va. N
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NTILLTAM REID, Wholesale and Retail
wv Hat and Cap Store, east side Market Square,
Norfolk Va
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III BUFF, Chemist, corner of High and Mid
Ii. die streets, Portsmouth, Va.
John COOKE g. CO., Dealers in Foreign
u and Domestic Dry Goods, High street near
Middle street, Portsmouth, Va. 0it.StCgG e) on
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OL.D5 APPLE BRANDY.-2 bbs Isle of
" Wight BRANDY, years old. For sale by
March ID THOS. BROOKS, Jr.
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NEW BOOK STORE.-School, Classical and
IN Miscellaneous Books Stationery, SC. sold bv
N. b. WEBSTER. one door North Of the Crawford
House, Portsmouth, Va.
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DLOUGHING.-Pers wishing 70 have Car
i dens Ploughcd, which is preferable 10 spadins
can have them Ploughed at the shortest notice
Apply 10 STEPHEN JAMES
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20 To subscribers, NINE CENTS PER WEEK, pay
abls to the CARRIER, to whom alone they are re-
possible for the amount due at the expiration of
he week. 4tf ~
When sent by mail the terms are S. for twelve
moaths, 50 so for six months, 81 25 for three
uoaihs. - tae WV ~ ts e1FF
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DANIEL s. CHERRY, Manufacturer and
dealer in Stoves, Iron, Copper and Tin Ware,
Sc, &C., corner of High and Crawford streets,
Portsmouth, Va. IS sli>0,t ara a lBo5lg Jan I3d
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WILLIAM WOODWARD, Notary Pub
w lie and Scrivener, General Agent, Convey
ANGER and Collector will attend to all business en-
trusted to his care with promptness and despatch.
2 Or Office on Wide Water Street, head of Roa.
neke square,, .5s-0. q Julv q
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roDEY,S LADY,S BOOK 70, April re-
VI ceved by w. ii. III. HODGES x co.
VII April Is ...-t $685..
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-27
VOLUME. XIV.-No. 23.
[For the American Republican,
PARTING SONG.
lroR TIE BURNS CLUE }


(rOR TIE BURNS CLUE.
Ai--"Dfd,o the Sroord S,otland."
Galher round 5colsn4n SQotsmsn. ScGtsnen!
Gather 'rOuud jcOtsnsH, Z sLoup before we 60,
Our Cnairmaa is calling, calling, calling,
Wha heeds not the summons is iarmOny's foe.
Ye're stOups fill to Teamin', rGamin', reamn'
We're stoups oil to Teamin' wiz u,quibaugh guild;
Let the blinkers gae lying, flying, flying,
The binkers gae flying, or sink down sub1ued.
o, gather round Sc0tsneH Scots nen! Sc0tSmen
Charge till your bumpers shall 0rigay o'ert1Jw;
Drink 10 the JuOm the b3tlOm the 1OuOm,
He wha but filters is Harmony's foe,
Part ye're sloups Scotsnen Sc0tsmen Scotsmen.
Part ye're slOUps ScOtsmen, for faddon't they are;
Ye've "a done ye're duty, duty, duty,
Ye've a. done we're duty, and wha could do mali!
Tn festival is over, over, over,
The festival is over, each previously learns;
There are t3ars GJr the GtIlen, fallen, fallen,
An glory for a whI ToId honor cur Burns!
FaTe-ye-well h3rs, brltlerS, brithCTs,
Fare ye-Weli Ofilhers, may joy see ye hame;
And when We next meet here, meet mere, meet here;
May W. n come together IN HLrm9ay's name,
The festival is over, over, over,
The festival is over, each grieviOusly learns;
There are tears frr t8 ia,Ien, fallen, IallGn9
And glory Elr A. Wal would h1Hjr our BuRNs!
E, II,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-27

LrMoNADE PARTIES The Boston ladies' are
holding lemonade parties. A large punch bowl
of water is provided, ,wach is sweeten, by The
young ladies' all placing their lips TO the brim.
An old bachelor then looks into he bowl, and
the lemonade sis done up strong"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-27

HABEAs CoRPUs.-"May it please your hon.
or" said lawyer, addressing one ofthe iudg-
es,' brought the prisoner fr m the Jail on a
habeas corpus" THAT is good one" said
fellow in an under tone, VIII sto I'd in the rear
Of the cart, PPM bow'd if | didn't see him
come here in a cab"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-27

To CLEAN SILKs.-A quarter of a pound
of soft soap; easpoonful of brandy; pint of
gin; mix all well together. With sponge or
flannel, spread the mixture on each side ofthe
silk without creasing it., wash it in two or three
waters, and iron on the wrong side. twill
look as good as new.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-27

A SCIENTIFIC MAN. A friend of the Boston
Times looks at the thermometer to sec when
he is warm, at the barometer to see when it
storms, at the clock to see when he is hungry,
at the almanac to see how old he is, at the
moon to see when it is high tide to ascertain
he is in love. He is a scientific man, and does
every thing by rule, but his devotions, which
he does mt do al all.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-27

BEWARE OF CouNrgRFEirs. The following
new countcrfcits are enumerated in Thomp-
sons Bank Note List: SIS, on the Schenectady
Bank. los, on the Ocean Bank, Newbury-
port, Mass. lO's, Oh the Quincy Stone Bank,
Mass. 3's and is, on the Armenia Bank. IS,
on the State Bank OF Indiana. IS aud los on
the Trenton Banking Company. los on the
Morris county Bank. SIS and los on the Lam
castor Bank, Pa. SIS on the Middlesev County
Bank, Conn.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-27

CuMBERLAND CIVILIAN. We notice by 4
prospectus of this journal, that it is TO be issued
sem-weeky on and after the 24th of February,
in a new dress, with other improvements, at
So per annum, under the joint control Of G..
R. C. Price and J. IL. Clay Mudd, Esq's. We
are glad to learn that the business Of the
"mountain city" iustiies this enterPrlze.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-27

Hoes KILLED AT CMCINNAT. The Cncn-
natl Chronicle says that the total number OF
hogs packed this season in that city will not be
under 280, 900; the largest number ever s.augh-
tered there in ono Year.