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The ship Columbia win up semmonthB eOnmu
nicaon Francisco In Oregon awaiting al the
mails from tanam1
delay with the mails and Tor the
from San Francisco.
propeliers and aide wheel will be KEPT
for the transportation freight and transient passengers between
PanRm andS
of above will Keep the connection between
The Ia The Allan
til q by United mail steamships
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DISTRICT eF COLUMBIA,
Washington county, 10 trit !.

" washington county, 70 TN:
ORPHANS Court,
August ,, 1852
Ordered that the administrator personal
W omniek, late OF Buenes Ayres souh deceased
The required by creditors
a week for three weeks In the Union.
Tese- ED NJ ROACH, Register 4
Aug B-law3w
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The Nes. Yori. aaaa Liverpool United states Mai
The ships composing this hne are;
AuAnuc ssstopt Neel
The Pacific 49, ..... s'...' '''.' Ap1 rye.
Arctic thpi Luce
The Baltic iapt 1onlzloeA'
The Adlae t...-+..SnPt Sfaitob
ar~r.. These ships having been built BY contract
IN w - pressly for government service been
ETsg their consuetion also in teF engines
strength and speeds and their
daons passengers unequaled elegance
New 20 Liverpool Ia cabin, 40
Exclusive extrrize sate-r00s, O In second cabin,
Liverpool 70 New York $50 and $50,
Al experienced surgeon attached 10 each SHIP.
No berlh can 10 secured unu paid tl4
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Aug le-law3w

fiEIs Is give notice that the subscriber hath OBJ
tanned Orphans Washington the Dis
c OF Cnunba letters OF The personal estate OF
w. Dobck late Of Bueno South America, de-
persons claims the said deceased
warned exhibit The m the vouchers thereof the
before 5lh day tebinry they
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit Of The said
Given under my hand this 9th day of August, 1854
HENRY MAY, Administrator.
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OWNERS Of Lands In TerrsA gentleman In Virginia
who good surveyor and lawyer desires ofeove 10 Texas
the present season, Like
lands in that country, with bring them
ma
famly and small capital and u DESTROYS ofenrngnr in
agriculture He can give We most sssafto testimonials OF npne
AND responsibility, md his general
control considerable TEXAS
ANY swner ofTera. himself
he pscedin correspondence with thu
advertiser Midget suitable responses, by addressing paid
WM. GOTlLDlN,
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-10-20

SNIDEyt's CHEAP WINE STORk, Ne. ~ w.,.
~ street. below Foarth liquors Of ~
OF direct importation ffon the growers producer 10
cheaper than other furnished ~
and Others, at Washington city shortcst
by " Adams's Express.' ""v~N
bherres Sparkling Champagne,
Madeirns Meet, extra
Ports, ClicauOf.
Red wine, .sE Dinet,
Tenerihe, Perrucho,
Lisbon, Heidsck,
Muscat and many osLss..
FTontignan Sparkling MoselIe,
Malaga, Hockhefm, faN
Clarets OF all Sorts kudsshem, ae.
Sauierne, Marcobrunn,
Burgnndes, the largest stock in Philadelphia.
n Byandies Of all sorts, s..
dark and In casks demiohn, with some ho,
aud aud old. -
Irish aud Scotch whiskey Bourbon Jamaica ,r
GIN preserving brandy blackberry md wild seo
Mc London porter and stout in bbls. Of Dozen
Harama Cigars,
Of direct importation, of the quality awava ON h
wholesale by the quarter box fF -
The only establishment where all wines,
from the original package in which imported. -
.#t#~ Hotels, Country 7rade,
and supplied Wholesale the cssk
dozen, package Of assorted sorts. -"
Orders by post telegraph, giving limit in price, guaranteed
be Satisfactorily filled, or the goods taken hack.
familiar personal acquaintance with NIL The PRINCIPAL wine mn
duciAg countries Of Europe and tho best house.
there, enable me 10 oef good articles cheap examine
III JACOB SNYDER, IRIS,
Cheap Wine Store, No. "a Walnut ST.. Philadelphia
Feb 10 dly -'-' ''''-
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baltimore aud Washington railroad.

PASSENGER trains fllluws
Lpayc Washington o. aud 2, m, 2l, M and 4,
Leave Baltimore "a aud ., "a. M, and ~,
fFc0nd and Third trains ff6n Washington and
sacond ant iosfih fioin Baltimore are nnied.
and heeks Philadelphia and Now York can be
leaving and 4 Passengers
Of emsoive ana baggage,
baltimore thiadenhia, railroad station
ticket. 70 Radensbuf-, at SD qusners VIII be
T. II. PARSONS,
A. -dY
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ME PURE received large invoice 81 linen
good. purc al hosn,'D follows, and candidy think
th.rn chi n u the Disticti
100 dozen good linen diaper towels, at ~ per dozen
81 80 and 81 Dozen
niece. newfs mel sheerngs. wide
rscss table damnsk NJ 80 cents yard
table dsu1ask 62N and IS
endless variety Of dne damasss diapers, and
piece. owelng, Wy the piece st3l pe yard
we'll vori eel
100 pieces Iuss linens, from medium slpcrdne
win Tnpe and hest linen
n all asses 10 he n I
ons black goods
bobasns black apscas, and cacoo Of choice
w
Is p;eres 6n- glossy black silks
and black stockings, for ladc
su,unn
10 cnrtops ~ styles bonnet rhsnds,
Also Saf, erpeed f,r those hills ought
pud July Jet .,..-
Tam. All unicss srrnreed 20 the contrary.
f,cA .rtIcies low prices dealing
~asr ihhhi ~ hhblHth,
Sep i4-6nf oppos'e w" eenue Mrrkst
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Indefinite pcgtYcncmcnt Of Land sales In Iovs.
Office hereby given public lands ordered
n be held Fairfield City aud Dubuque IN the State of
iowa hy proclamation bearing data the 99h July umo
iad6a pond ~ cenfegnence OF the act Of Congress
additional land districts
orIos approved august q 1884, which nearly
te detached from above old districts
and viii be rcpocaincd earliest day practical
BE amer ofaces she'll have been duly organized.
nv PRESIDENT WILLARD FILLMORE,
WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land omos.
Anal a asvfW
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rhe Railrosd Route 10 the west.

Through Cincinnati 81 raa ddnss ercspt mile
,7hich i done ~ coactes.
qwo tIsRs pGy
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p q Editors o. the above will please copy, then
bills 10 the Patent Once, with containing this NOTICE.
Aug iS-Iaw3w
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WHITE BRANDY AND PURE eide" VINEGAR.
spc~s Sco half pipes Of 9Th proof pure white brandy for
preserving peaches, &C, ...s.
1850 gallons pure vinegar from Virginia. expressly FOR
picklng and table --.-,.., -.
resh ginger. reer, white and DARK mustard een White
~ .Sss Gro \ mos PARKER CO.
sers 7-MThs&ouf Opposite Browns Hotel
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wh,s. Hail, New Windsor Csrsela cssnty, MARI
land.
THIS well establishment thoroughly reeo
wishing
quiet, comfort and Ia remarss
for It's ssIuhry, in The immediate vicinity excellent sulphur
md. n residence a.
sirshe the ". Windsor.
The sahcnher n.y.
hoard THE table win b. fasts
all The hnr viii he furnished with ascr, ~
aars, sc.
THE for board shalt be- nothing NJ v m
done which will eonduce 10 the comort vsfes
New windsor IL OF r~nhed either ~
stage 70 Westminster or by the Batiprc and Ohio rrio"d
Wcodbpc Mount Airy either conveyance
viii he found 10 notice
uiven TO the subscriber few d,ys before.
sARAH RARTHorOw proprsf".
July p3-~du J. r. RARTHOLoW, Agent
III ATS and Caps Hats rwd Caps for Wen and p"y.,
~ OF ever style, qualify and price suitable for M and wsn
ar snd complete assortment ust received and for sale
able pricss, Al Z &. n. tANET
Hat, Cap, and Gecuemen, Furnishing E~'sbishmer'.
Sep b. Mw2wif Penn, ~ sireeh a
News and Telegraph
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Aug l2-lawl2w
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Personal Explanation

The statement made by my colleague ex-
plains the silence of the Southern Press on the
subject of the Democratic nominations, That
silence has been protracted far longer than was
agreeable to either Of us, since we never have
been accustomed to conceal our opinions on any
subject OF public interest. In this case, we have
only consented to waive their expression, for a
time, in order TO allow parties interested to re-
lieve us, and themselves, from a most painful
and embarrassing position, Self respect will not
admit of our keeping silence longer II ~ our
right and our duty now to speak
For two years past, since the establishment
of this paper, it has been under the conduct and
control of Mr.. FISHER and myself; and during
the whole of our connection no serious differ
ence Of sentiment has ever before arisen be
tween u.s. Oar difference now, Gas regard it,
turns on question of policy, not of principle
| for the principles we have ever avowed anc
maintained are still entertained by us both
Those principles neither of us can or woult
change; and we can look back with equal prids
snd pleasure on the record of our labors which
the Southern Press bears and will perpetuate
as the fruit of two years earnest labor. 9
The question which divides us now is, whether
the Southern Press should lend its aid and in
iuence to the support OF PIERCE and KING, oil
stand neutral in the Presidential contests Ny
colleague is In favor Of the latter course-my own
jpdgm ant has led me to prefer the former, pu'
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-07-03

They are building railroad N Egypt; and late
accounts from Alexandria tell that nine or ten
thousand workmen are activelr engaged upon it
Think Of that Crossing the asert after a loco
motive Good-by to camels and dromedaries
Farewell to tents beneath the spacious blue frma-
ment over head A "long farewell" to Arab
guides and Arab exiortonsl Railroads aud steam
boats will yet thread through Palestine, and pad
die the sluggish waters of the Dead sea Now
look for trade in "pots and pearls, made from
the "ash-appes'' on "the Dead seas shore.
Sing the following on the twenty-sixth page
irregular metre" Air Go ahead :!
Over the pillows and over the brine, as
Over the water TO Palestine
Am awake, or do dream
Over the ocean to Syria by steam
NV say is sooth, by this right hand
steamer brave
Is on the wave,
Bound positive for the Holy Land
Godfrey of Boologne and thou |
Richard, Lion-hearted King,
Candidly inform now,
Did you ever nat
No, you never
Could have fancied such thing. .,
Never such vociferations teu
Entered your imaginatons
AS the ensuing
---''Ease her stop her ~ t.te
"Any gentleman for Joppa :"
"'Mascus, 'Mascus % "Ticket please sir -
cTyre or Sidon ?" ''Stop her ease her 90
Jerusalem, lem lem !''-"Shur Shur'
'Do you go on to Egypt, sir ~
"Captain, is this the land of Pharaohi"
"Now look alive there Who's for Cairo ~
"Back her stand clear, | say, old file ~
"What gent or lady's for the Nile
Or Pyramids "Thebes, Thebes, sir, steady -
"Now, where's that party for Engedd ~
Pilgrims, holy Red Cross knights,
Had you eer the least idea
Even in your widest flights,
OF steam trip to Judea
What next marvel Time will show,
! II is difficult to say
"Omnibus to Jericho,
Only sxpence all the way ?"
Cabs in Jerusalem may play
It's not an unlikely tale
And from Dan the tourist HE
] Unto Beershebs by rail.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-07-03

The RULE OF THE PoLTIoAL BARoEs.--The
Charleston Standard introduces a political arii-
Gle with the following just and pertinent re-
marks e'of'
"THR PEOPLE NOTHING THE LEADERS
EvERYTHlNG.-The people of our country re-
joice in believing that they ere the rulers, but,
if Truth were to speak, her voice would be, that
the servant of the people is often lord OF his
master. Whenever it is assumed by the few,
aspiring to be leaders, that this or that must be
done, and that it is unnecessary or improper to
consult the people about it, then the spirit OF
repubcanism is trampled in the dust, and that
of monarchy or oligarchy prevails, True re-
publicnnism requires that the people shall be
consulted in every important measure of the
government, and especially in the choice of their
rulers, and every doctrine opposed to this is but
despoism in disguise. Editors and leaders of
ciques may for time disguise their principles,
to the deception of the people; bat strip them
of their drapery, and they stand exposed, the
same old forms OF tyranny that have ground the
nations for centuries"
1t ia time that the people of this country
should assert thir sovereign right to control it's
political destiny. 1t is time that the voters
should throw off the trammels of party by which
they have been made the submissive instru
ments of the sei-consttuted leaders who assume
to rule and control the popular will for the pro-
motion of their own selfish and ambitious ends.
The days Of political as well as social rendalisnl
are passed. We are nation OF free and en-.
lightened republicans, and that man among US is
unworthy of his heritage who exchanges the
high responsibility, dignity, and icdependel ee
of a sovereign citizen of the republic, for the
base servility of a mere party serf.--Sarannah
Aez1s rfN .fttf .ttltt i'' Il
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The London Times is 'authorized and re-
ques,ed, on behalf OF Gen Changarnier, formally
to contradict" the assertion that Changarnier
made proposal to the Provisional government of
ls4s for the military invasion Of England.
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other hands, more prudent and polite perhaps,
If not more jealous. M
For my own part, at six hours notice lett
my home my friends and my private interests
to answer this call and have been chained to
the work--like galley-slaye to his oar--ever
since, without relaxation or intermission. How
have performed that duty is not for me to de-
termine but have done my best. Owing to
protracled absence, Ill health, and ineessant oc-
cupation of mind and body in this hard fight, /
have paid heavy penalty for the honor OF
championship Of the Southern cause. But any
sacrifices under such circumstances would have
been cheap; for j, was not only in pursuance Of
the promptings of not ignobie ambition but
of duty also, that il was undertaken. The call
to ill such position al such tine, and with
such colleague, was an honor and trust for
which any Southern man might we'll be willing
TO make heavy sacrifices for time There
fore claiming no indemnity for the past, and no
security for the future, as far | am myself con-
cerned, ask Of the Democratic party good
faith towards their Southern Rights allies, and
of the latter justice TO my colleague, and to the
Press, which, through good and evil report has
stood by them and the great cause.
For the egotism of portions of this article,
ask indulgence, it is not my custom TO sin in
this way, nor shall il be repeated bat as it is,
the provoeation was too strong TO be resist
cd, and all who know aught of my history
know that might have said much more. II may
be, that | shall soon cease to commune longer
with the thousands Of unknown friends with
whom have held converse through this Press
for the last two years Should this be 50, can
only hope that they win cherish the principles
which have been earnestly il imperfectly peu-
Gated by me through these columns.
'af if s'What is writ is writ ~.
fn Would it were worhier
but nothing has been put on record of which /
repeat, or have cause to feel ashamed should
80 forth under the name of
- EDWIN DE LEON,
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FRIDAY, July 2, 1901.
On motion by Mr.. HUNTER, the considera-
ton Of private bills was postponed until one
O clock.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-15
IOWA CLOTHING STORE,

Font Street, opposite The Steam Mills, il they
wish good and Cheap Goods, as we stll much
Cheaper than any Other othng Store IN Dav-
enfoh, aud keep larger assortment, consisting
Il Faitof
Spring and Summer COATS, Black, Blue,
Mulberry, Brown and Grey Tweed Goats, AL
paca, Linen, etc etc.
PANrALOONs, black Doe Skin and fancy
French and English Cassipefe Pants, FHston,
Velvet, Sainett, Gottonade, alpaca and Linen
Pans.
VESTS, Black Satin, Fancy Silk Tweed, MAJ
seilles, H. endless variety.
HIRES, Fine Linen Bosoms, Calico, Check,
Hickory, etc. etc.
Cotton Nett and Wooden undeF-shirts and
Dfawefs
HATS AMI CAPS, Fine Moleskin, Tnew style |
Kossalh, California, Jenny Lind, Straw, Panama,
Leghern, Palm Leaf, etc. etc.
TRUNKS. fine Leather, from 81 so TO SOD
Crsvats. Silk HandkeIchiefs, Cotton Moose,
Umbrellas and Carpet Bags.
A fine assortment of English, French and
American Cloths, oil various Lolors; CassiIneies;
Plain Black, Doeskin, and fancy Cassimers, OF
all eolois.
Custom work made up in Fashionable Style
aud warIan ed To fit or no sale
JNO. JORDAN.
Davenport, May Oh, 1852
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Or, Carter's Couch BalSall,

For Coughs, Coils, Asthma, Consumption, Eron-
chitis, Splitting OF blood, Pain ~ the side and
Chest, PIeurisy, WhooPing Congh, AID al
diseases OF the .ungs ana Breast.
T'lE most perfect. pleasant and certain remedy
tor Tie speedy and perm aUent cure al coughs.
Colds, c assumption, aud all Diseases OF the
Lungs.i IS
DIR. CARRIERS COUGH BALsAM.
This uGdtclBe has been subnilled 10 The Sc
yerest tests in the private practice oil an expert
enced physician for more than fifteen wears, in
cases OF the most obstinate coughs, colds and
pulmonary affections with such uniform and re-
markahIe success ms TO leave no room for doubt
that the ingredients employed are the best that
have ever been discovered for all diseases oi, the
lungs. The gre superiority OF ibis preparation
over al others, lies IN ptonotn free and cas-,
expectuiaticn, speedily aliaylng the COUGH and
all inflammation and etieciing perfect cure by
soothing ani Strengthening the rrtated aAd de-
b,ista,cd organs.
Nothing has ever been discovered which at
all equals i in its harmless qualities and It's
amazing power Il has raised invalids, as u
were, from the very crave. Y : N tact the
BEST REMEDY IN THE WORLD!
And No person afflicted Wild severe Cough,
CJld or lmouary disease viii be Just I, h'm-
self if he goes downto the grave without testtrg
the virtrrs ct
DIR CARRIERS COUGH BALsAM.
4 single bottle VIII convince tie IN 81 ske2ti-
cat otis wonderful efficacy and curative powers.
gz~ Price 81 per bottle, or SIX bottles ior 80
Is=Far sale at DR.. L. EAsrEgLY'a Family
Medicine Store southeast corner oil Third and
Chesnui streets, ST. Louis, Mo
Aud also Tor salS by ELpRFpoE & Son, Post Of
fre Frild,nps. apr 8
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Dr.. EaSterly's Carminatire,


for he care If DysenferV. Diarriaa, Gto3'c.
Gi2ieIa.i adatpa, Eatuteueg md all eisass
OF the Stomach and Bo~t}s rom 1eefaiag.
THE most speedy safe and eliicacious remedy
ever d scovered for the cure Of all deranee-
meHts If thn stnsaalsb and B5wels o. Ght}dfea IS
DIR. EAsTERLYfs CAREIINATITE.
II IS NeFR leea~aet Ia tire taste aid always sal
ntary n eifect, and Il tie very rtmedr which Is
20 much needed in al parts q The NJ sstsslipi
VALLEY.
saving tie caafge 81 cuddren should keep DR..
Eastells's Clrnlnatiye constantly on hand 10
1se when any arrangement OF the Stomaeh and
Bowels orcufs, and thousands Of children may
sc thus saved that are consigned 10 premature
grave Mothers try II.
frrPrce % cts, per Bottle. For sale by Or.
Eas,erly Corner Of TAird and Chestnut streets,
t. Louis, Mo.
Es-@oIl By ELDRIDGG & SON, Davenport,
I9wa. april 9
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-15
Ho! Eoss CALIFORNIA.

MICHAEL GRACE, IT., being DESTROYS to
vi emigraie 70 California, offers for sale his
Farm on the Waubesipinica river, containing
1879 acres, 100 acres in cultivation, As acres in
winter wheat, comfortable log house. Here 10
a chance Tor bargain.
Apply 10 COOK & SARGENT.
Davenport, Feb, u, 1892.
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USyTTPRoyED LANDS FOR SALE

WE offer for sale on accommodating terms
w Two Thousand acres Of Prairie Lands in
Lots of Forty, Eighty or one hundred and sixty
acres, ling u difieren, paris Of Scot, county,
selected b. ourselves with great care.
Ca90k 81 SARGENT.
Davenport, Feb 10 1852
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-15
States Censiss for lo50--A
ThresAing Machine for Sale.

a. g horse power Threshing and Cleaning
A Machine Alton Separator n good running
II lcF ior ale bf The subscribers.
4 h6eraI credit will be gwen or il vii! be
traded for stock.
vs.. a. & ]. r. D4vlpsoN
rharrI wood r .rft Au.i{ 6 h, I332
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-15
REMOI AL

u SANFORD has removed from his old
ID. stand on Front Street 10 his New Building
an B ady Street, between Front and Second
Streets, where he hs- on hand and will continue
Ia kesp general assortment, Of
GROCERIES, FRUITS, NUTS, OILS,
PAINTS, FARNtStiES, BRUSHES. &c.
He has also removed his Drugs, Medicines,
Chemicals. Patent Medicines, all DR. Jaynes'
preparations; also Choice Liquors for Medical
the Sluth-wesi Corner of Second
Hdd Brady StreF's-where he IS Determined to
keep the most General and hes, asserted Stock
If the above articles, with Grea, Variety of
Others mol enumerated, that can be found ir any
other place Id Scott County--and viii all be sold
AT the lowest possible rate, and 70 mistake.
Davenport, Nay 6th, 1852
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-15
The Old Flag Unfurled.

- PElNG has come AMI every day ha- its chan
- res and he is wise "ho is prepared for tie
.atufe Every one seqhifes comfortable Clolh-
ing, and next in order Is 10 purchase CaEAfiS
We alsise allthose that are in want Of Clothing
"a caIt AZ Ea
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sAFsn

IOWA. WISCONSIN & MINNESOTA PACKET.
esSrS& THE Splt ndtd Passenger Steamer
a-,lIzHe nR, FRANKLIN No. ., URIAH
e = RRQCh, M3ster, viii run as regp.
- q ssE<sElE Packet between S. Louis na st.
Paul, 81. PetCrs and ST.. Crox Gurfsg tie season
Passengers and Shippers may rely on her pnnctusiiy
of stating al the time adysrtlsed by strict attention
10 business Capt Brock soiCits share OF public pat.
ToHage SO lIberatiy bestowed on her heretofore.
forfreight or passage Apply on board or 10
june ID RR3WS x PRErTAAIAN.