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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-01

The First Fugiiire Case m tonnectIcm-A
novel cnse-at least IN praetce-under the Flu
o,iiye from service act, came OIL IN THIS city
yesterday before Charles X, lngersoll. Esq, L.
: Commissioners Three runaway apprentices
lam, the State of New York. were brought be-
c,,s hmm ON the complaint of Mr. John Russell,
am extensive file manufacturer IN Sing Sing,
Westminster co., y. y. alleging that " under
le laws OF the State of New York. the ser
Tee or labor of the persons arrested, was due
~ him and that a week or two since they had
absconded from that State INTO the state of Con
necticut where they had been found.
The commissioner said, the facts of the case
b4inr unquesuoned. that he had no doubt that ap
prenuced servants, such as the mdentures show
ed these persons to be by the laws of New York,
we're within the puryiew of the Constitutional
profision requiring the surrender of persons
held 10 service on claim of the person to whom
such service was due. That the history of the
article IN the Convention showed that persons
" bound ia service" were contemplated by its
trainers as within its requirements and that the
legislation aud practice of the Colonies before,
as we'll as the summary powers gwen to the mas
ter 20 reclaim his apprentices by the State laws
SINCE showed that the power now asked to be
exercised was neither novel IN legislation, nor
arbitrary in It's character; and that in the yari-
Gus disqusitions on tins provision of the Consti-
tuition, he had never seen it questioned, that
white men as well as black men, and servants
for years as well servants for life, were with
in the objects and requrments. certificate
was therefore given 10 AR Russell, in accor-
dance with the Fugitive act of 1850, and under
il the apprentices were carried back to New
York-.Nt,c Hapen Reg Nh al.
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RERLIN.

Arare and very agreeable incident has just
occurred, worthy to be known. The commissions
ers on the estate Of the late Schuyler Phelps, af-
l're'eut una --vii -~..,--s., examination oil
a long account between the estate and james r
Laugdon, ESQ, Of Montpelier awarded something
over five hundred dollars to Mr. L. Having
thus fully established the justice of his claim
(Which had been the topic OF such oniuladyersi on
as usually falls TO the lot Of wealthy creditors
Mr.. Langdon also established bis character foi
libarality, by presenting the whole sum to the
widow Of Mr. Phelps Undoubtedly all p'rties
in that contest are very happily satisfied 1t vas
blessed, both to give and receive, 10 this case.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-01
Chancery Notice.

STATE OF VERMONT, I In Chancefy, Fout.h Jui,cial
Washington County, ~. Circuit, Nov Tenn, 1851.
XNHERLAS ISAIAH sivcr Il Aiouirele IN the eonn,y q
w Washington aotesaid has hltd ~ ths Ceud his bil
said unknown the state of " nous
the 30h day If Sepember y. 1850 hcue indebted 10
tho said Isaiah silver, the orator. IN the Of SlO seo
ed note bearing dIc jim Jay OF
september, 4. a. 1850. promising Cor vaua received TO pay
said bearer "a Of $500 with interest Annually
yea om the date thereof sud 10 odc TO secure ~
30th das September A. u. 1850, by his decd Of
Nor Of that with thereto
anncSe conveyed 10 said oat9r the following DESERVED
land steed 10 Waterbury In the eouny Of Washington
aud state Of Vermont, tix;j
u. ginning tho nonh OF Oramc lowe's house lot
Mechanic street, col eds iu Waterbury lage, thence
line parallel with the end Of sud iowcs ho1.e
the north pe At tho Vermont Genital Railroad, Thence
Westerly The nunh line Of sad Railroad Gu aud one hall
rods thence nuiiefy line parallel with the hfs', -
to the Of said Howds house the svuihety ae
rods 10 The place ol begnuins berg the same place eeura
TO said Kennedy hY Paui lunghn, August To- lsis and
ufier praying for iof closure OF equy OF redemption
| Of SAID premises.
side, without this STATE, that subpoena cannot b. scf
upon him. therefore pursuance Of satutc an soeh
case made aud PROVIDED
Nortcr - ilrnsnY GYM 10 sad Archibald Kooedy,
and be u hoby required toappou before the Chancellor
Of the Iuuith Judicial Circuit Of Vermont, NJ
the touu House DO MaatFelcf n sait county OF Nash q
ton, the second Tus i4y pi Mach neat being Tue hf
Of the stated OF The Count thHncery t sHi
County, make the h Of plaint aiurosai
abide such oidef, decuon md therein az TO m
said Chancellor shall seem meet And the complainant u
weeks sutcesstely IN the Vermont Waichmun aud stat
Journal, pultd Montpelier said county, ihe its "
which pubcau &c eas twenty days previous {" s~
SECOND uc-d,y of March next
Dated no Montpelier. in She county Of Nasnngon WI
90 snUBAEL WHEELER, cl,fk
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-01

"Uncle Jerry" has retired from the Union
House, at Springfield, Mass, and is succeeded
by N. Ripley, jr., long known as the popular
landlord of the Rockland House, Nantasket
Beach.
Mr.. Ripley knows how to keep first rate ho-
tel. Try him.
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LATEST NEWS.

.Ners from California received to the Ist Of
December Nothing imporant except greater
discoveries of gold than ever.
hossuh reached Baltimore on Saturday. and
was enthusiastically received.
Henry Clay is falling rapidly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-01

bakersieid .7eademioal Institution Opened in
1910, and has ever since been in charge of the
present Principal, J. 5. Spalding, A. NJ. Stu
dents for the year ending Nov last, liz females.
lol males-total 27l.
1hegord .icademy. Founded in 1919 Aver
age number Of students at each term through the
year, ls2. Whole number for the four terms.
'2s. Whole number OF different students dur.
ing the year. Alp. Hiram Oicutt, A. NJ, Prie-
cipal.
81. Johnsbu'y .qcadeny. James X Colby,
Principal. Whole number Of students for the
year lea0-5l, ~.
University Of yermont The catalogue for
1 1881 gives l3 seniors, - juniors 35 sophomores,
fnd p freshmen; whole number lO7.
The Ladies Of BraiReboro' have provided tea
party for this evening, New Year's,) " FOR the So
cal consecration Of New Year 10 Kossuth and
freedom" We suppose this means that the gen
tlenen must pay good bills, aud the profit of the
speculation be sent to Kossuth
QF~rhe Green Mountain Gem, published at
Bradford, and the Aurora OF the Valley neutral
al Newbury' were overlooked in late notice OF
Orange County newspapers.
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4flnrrinQc9.

D. s,Y,b s,rsT,-l Dec D. hy Rev. w stafford. Asa-
bic N,woo, l.q aud Chariot Preston, both afsouih
~t-ld,rd.
no, a'or. pr, o. Iare. q. Niehoi-, of sudbury and
l"a.i gurr, ~ De-
i is.t Es1ial h nrr 4 low swan, of Goyssihe, and
Ns. fIn'rs ~.caf, nf Ea-i ianal 30.
lr tt.fHg l No Croydon r illrrs Of Pauton, MISS
Art-ai so G. .0irri. OF Cornwall.
o. Utafnrf. urorinltr 7fh ts Rov J. t. Green Mr. 10.
srrh iaid Cabot lod Ml.- Rolscti g. George Of Brad
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-01

A FIERY TRIAL. The Hon. Rufus Choate,
in late speech in Boston, referring TO the stor-
my aspect of the political horizon in Europe,
said:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-01

The kosspfh Committee. The following gem
tlemcn have been appointed Finance commit
tee. TO take charge of and pay into the hands Of
Kossnth such funds as come into their hands for
the promotion of liberty in Hungary and through
out urope:
! George Newbold, Moses II. Grinnell, VIM
! II. Aspmwoll, Shepherd Knapp, Robert Emmett
Stewart Brown and John J. Palmer. An Exec.
ccutlye Committee has also been appointed NUN
berng among its sixty members, Mayor Kings
land, Horace Greeley, John N. Genin, p. 7
lianum, John Van Buren, and Theodore Sedg
wick. Simeon Draper is Chairman and Henry
j. Raymond is one of the Secretaries Of thi
Committee. and they invite the citizens Of ever,
place throughout the Union to meet and chos
similar committees in pursuance of the sam
o3ject--N. \. Paper.
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BARRE.

The people Of Barre are going ahead with
their Academy See notice to builders.
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LIST January, 1862,
PULLS Due Us will be ready fct delivery: ..r,,,S
- STURH n LANGDON.
Essex Bank-t,uildhall.

Second dividend Of IL Ia per has bern made by
~ Oh, Receiver ofibc Esses Bank upon ~! csims allow
ed by the Chancoilu. -
Payment will be made the Bank of Nnwbury, Wells
River, VI. on presentatiou Of the proper vouchers.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-01

at has seemed to me as ifihe prerogatives Of
crowns. and the rights of men, and the boarded
up rosentments and revenges of a thousand years,
we're about to unsheath the sword for a conflict,
in which the blood shall flow as in the Apoca-
lvptc vision, to the brides Of the horses, and in
which whole age Of men shall pass away--in
which the great bell Of time shall sound out an
other--in which society itself shall be tried by
fire and steel-whether it is Of natures God, OF
not"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-01

We invite attention to the advertisement o.
=" the Mansfield House" house designed t,
draw people from abroad to ENJOY the unriyalles
scenery and imigoratng breezes Of Vermont =
We are glad TO see enterprise Of THIS sort, and
wish it success. The .fsslion Is to run to tn,
White Hills Of New-llampshire, and 10 Magyar
because these are world famous and well suppl
ec with the appliances Of luxury and enjoyment
But Cancels Hump and Mansfield mountains
and Willoughby ami Memphreuagog Lake.
rival anything that is to be found in New Eng.
land for wild, rich, beautiful and varied SCENERY.
and ought TO be fashionable resorts. Good pu
lie Houses will make them such: SO it is for t.e
interest Of the public To encourage such hous q
otcourse we know nothing Of the " MANsrIrlu
House" but we are sure Major Churchill kno u
no" the business ought to be done.
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MANSFIELD HOUSE.

FINlE undofignfd ls iui on ned ma I0ns0 i0f ha
rumtnndltou Of the p0if. unicf thr -uierufrntenc"
of JAMES NJ DODGE. whose merits iundoTd Hre
iu,otaiy known. II COED make he house tea
ihr snd bus u of city ts during mo
munih tho purpose cd" visiting Mansfield NOUN
t,ins the highest pntut Green tunntn command
ing view e. the Lake tho Nho Maintains. Montreal,
uud whose scenery 10 the u states
To friends and acquniutacs, Hud nHfitfula
y to strangers would roy that 40 pains VIII he spared
for ~ accommodation, and Ia u tc lvrs Of mature DC
W 1desi ard rugged scrues, VISIT Mans
hei's Nosen aud tfChiun good fotd wl be- cut 90 e
early tho lst oi Iunc and y calling at h" NJ NNS-
FIELD HOUSE, will hud the urccssaftfs Tor the ns-
Ladies' il be abls de 20 within INTO ct ihe
summit We have alfu the "No-s Glenn ftls, .tiutted
from this huuse, rniuc toi and well worth
viewing
Tits House il situated t- tcrnnus Of the Lamoiie
County IlinA Roadtsn nirs from the Rsfoad, nnh sx
from tLc ADnuiaias To the di-ci l OF old iSr siroS
ne aoll cay hai The hom the mountains abound
sTILLMAN CHURCHILL, Proprietor.
NB Pa.seoeers hy nago viii please request to be len
at Mansfield Hou.H. -
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FOR THE NEW YEAR.

rINnE Family Expense BnoS with printed forms desiin-
Cd Tor the familes aud ndividnai' 10 Keep cor
rect account ol muufhiy aud ieaiiY expenditures ,
bis for 1852, Cosisnns an ulnsuuc, interest ahe' 1hu
d hlanA for every Jay IA the ysuf. Tour sizls
The Boston Alnanac tor 1852
Naltau's Register tor l-al.
ranci- Pocket Scales with rules Tor solving ahmeieal
anf Gnumr irical prohlons
Comru.iton books (a ariicle) and Albums.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-01

Third .1u9itor' 0Gce,
December ~, lo5l.
Sir:-lu conference few days since. with
the lion Secretary of the Interior, | understood
Inn as acqulescng in the suggestion that ell the
Militia of Massachusetts, 10 service, during the
mar 1872, for period of 80 days, should be
considered as coming within the provisions of
the Bounty Land Law, Of the 2oth September,
1850.
Accordingly. ! have placed an intelligent
clerk in charge Of the Rolls, and he Is making
dsily reports Of service to the Pension office.
With great respect, you obedieut servant,
ions :. GALLAuER, Auditor.
Hon John DAVIS. 4. ). senate.
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NEXT WEEK

STnrRS & LNNCnpN will receive Tow more Rich
- Fis'd PERSfAN pE LANfs-ne. patterns
Also. 200 'ufds of 'huse handsome Cos. enoied Prints
We eel 90 ,iSacnre. Call 5000 or tbey 20 be al
December -, 1851. 20
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-01

Fires, On Saturday last great fire occurred
at 40. -, Bowery New York, loss 100000;
also 10 Maine street Buffalo, opposite the Man
sion House, loss 100000; also, on the corner
Of sixth and Chesnut streets Philadelphia, burn
inr an entire block, and killing several persons.
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THE
AMERICAN VOCALIST,
THE
IN T!II.EE pAItTe.

BY REV. d. n. MANsFIELn.
DART very large collection ct Church Music con.
tnuius ihc hei production. of the greatest
Fats II md IN contln l ths valuable N-stfy Music
existence, consisting of Tho pornu HYMNS and Rosi-
val Neiudies and tho admired Scottish iish and ni-
Songs arranged for voices, auf adapted
etfy-omufacing ia single volume an the GEMS Of
sic that have been composed ihiu the last sol years.
o. the thousands OF commeudi has fereved. the
following cxtrsos samples " Is ne ehoiefst coHpia-
ea brought bgre ite .5Hfricaa pasfc }. Fogs Pro-
Psies-or of Mgsc, Belfast, Nee has gueH d
pulse e. The Sacred ts eB Cnl Henry
Is, fsi. OF Ausc Bang Me's n -fsHds unrinaiiea -
Kew G.. u. A. Johnson, b4s port. Mr'' prores 90 BE-
bstisr boob FIR schools than hare used noHd
mend oil tsaohfrs.n ". r hunter N. 10, Teacher nf
Music, Wrrn, Me - 4 Prsess = sacred song -
Rev A. Noaifil Ihomaston, Me + n desrrss a place a.
ersry esoir, rsstrs aud family s Uaed Rev d.
= King, Boston So The eoerfoa Hsd ~ Men Eng
land " Rev. y. &. AspeuNull, VI.
II u gcneth iasote among ,ha clergy Of all eyansr
cal demon naiians, and with the iEOfLE Aud ts p,pu
tuty best attssted by the isct ONE HUN
DIED THOUSAND COPIES have been sold 10 ~ O ss.,s
and The demand Al ihis tine Is etcatei than
Published b W. J. Reynolds * Co., - Commit, Boston.
4y
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-01

Washington, Dec 2st Mr. CLAWS constiiu-
ton IS fast giving ont, and his case is almost
hopeless. lie wi probably never leave this city
alive. His resignation does not take effect until
the 81 of September next
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TO PAY.

4 IL persons indohtod to KEITH & BARKER arc re
~ que~tcd To- cell and SETTLE.
JauuafV I. lS52. SO
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Bcmiarnin Perry's Estate.

STATE or NERMONf,f 30 Probate Court holden
Wnshir-ton District, Mpupcior, december H. ISL
IlENNA + JAMES, executor on tle estate &C bnl intn
Percy. late OF Waterbury. On said dsuict decaasc 3,
makse application Ceuu here Tor extension ct
hc heretofore allowed hin nay the debts and egi-
said estate and setto his administration &C
count future diys Nhercupon II ordered mat
said pnicatuu be- tinfed ct sid Court 90 BE-
held The froh1t. pfcn sail Moniprhcs, on the 9h
l, ct iauuary, le52 O'Clock A. NJ Tor hearing mad
uuher nrdercd that hi PERSONS nteesed BE-
natted by puhishog substance sad duplication and
the oles three weeks successyely ~ the Vet
noni Natehmua SUITE journal printed ut Moulpshef,
40 which be before ai % heufna and
. i.ai iltaas cause. and eaia a
I thor
l By Ihe Ccert,
Auo.i, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
A true copy Of ucoid
s. Aurst LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
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DRESS GOODS, &C.
SEPTEMBER l,

SToRRs LANGDON haze %a,l reteraed from Bosss,
- With iew sIikS, u. Inns PRINTS, C. masg
"'Aef hiads 81 GOODS, adaress 70 lhs lse.en. e.ii.
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JOSEPH STEELE,
ZlMRI HOWE,
WM. c.. KlITREDGE,
J.. S. CARR,
ALDACE " ALkER.
CHESTER SP NICER.
HERVEY @. HIGLEY
n, 1851.

0-ssThc Washington Correspondent Of the
View York Courier and Enquirer writes:
MIR. Webster viii not Withdraw from the
Cabinet. as has been affirmed. The present
state of our foreign relations demands his pres
ence a., Washington, and 1t is the desire Of the
prominent men Of on parties TINT be should re-
n,sin. M. Webster himself feels that however
desirable retreuionl may be 20 him, this Is not
the moment 10 withdraw from the government
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-19

Mr.. Murdoch is playing magnificent engage
ment at the Chesnut-street theatre, Philadelphia.
You pride you on your golden hue;
Know the poor glow-worm hath It's brightness too.
Mrs. Sinclair makes her first appearance in
Boston on Monday evening next.
When the children are always up in the nurse
ry, you may construe it into a sure sign that
the mother does not care much about them.
Judge Baldwin, of Virginia, is lying danger
ously i'll, and no hopes are entertained of his re-
covery.
Mr. G. K Dickinson, the English actor, will
give a series of Shakspearean readings in Balti-
more next week.
II is thought that two-thirds of the principal
business portion of the burnt district in Chilli
Gothic, Ohio, will be rebuilt during the present
year.
WHO is SHE "A contemporary advertises for
n horse for lady of dark color, good trot-
ter. and of stylish actionr' The horse must be
young, and have long tail, about fifteen hands
high"
By the sliding of portion of a high embank-
ment on the Rutland and Washington railroad,
near Poulteny, Vermont the entire train was
carried down, and four out Of the thirty workmen
on the cars we're killed.
1870. His remains are inferred in the northwest
corner of the grave yard located at Fifth and
Arch streets. And shame, shame upon Philadel-
phia for allowing them to repose beneath an un-
pretending, crumblng, time-worn tombstone
As familiar example Of how proper names
become changed by transportation to different
countries, the story of John Flint may be in
stanced. An English emigrant settling in Penn
sylvania, found his patronymic translated by the
Germans into Fuerstein" (Firestone;) unsuc-
cessful in his operations in that State, he moved
into Louisiana, where the French colonists named
him Pierre de Fusil" and in latter days he de-
parted this life in New England as the lsmented
"Peter Gun"
WILL IT BE ALLOWED Some wag asks the
editor of the Boston Carpet Bag whether, under
the " Maine law, man is allowed to wear his arm
in sling, to make merry over the London Punch,
to sell soap in bars, to communicate with the rap
ping spirits, to administer ga drop Of comfort"
to suffering friend, to punch his neighbours head,
to purchase corned beef, to tap his enemy's caret,
to eat rum cherries, to beat the spirt-stirring
drum?
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-19
Office of the General Insurance
Agency.
Located on Seventh street. 6etweeen ID and E, nearly
opposite Odd Fellotcs' Hall,

Located on Seventh street. 6eticeeen ID and E, nearly
opposite Odd-Fsllows' Hall,
WHERE Policies viii be granted on Life, Health, Fire,
w and Marine Risks, in the following companies viz:
AMERICAN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF New HAVEN, CONNECTICUT Capital 100000 Rates
OF premium reduced 70 cent Payable annually
semannuay, and quarterly Lives of slaves insured at
the rate others. BENJAMIN SuIMAN President:
BENJAMIN NoYEs, Secretary.
WASHINGTON COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
PANY OF GRANVILLE, NEw YoRK-the largest and safest
mutual insurance company in the world Capital S93e9s
and 10000 MEMBERS designed for farm property and
detached dwelling houses which will be insured at
seventh Of the rates usually charged by stock companies
8. s. CowKN, PRESIDENT A. BrsHoP Secretary
COLUMBIAN INSURANCE COMPANY, or AxsrKRD,x,
NEW YoRK Capital $4,000, besides large surplus cash
fund Policies issued Fire, Marine and Inland nsviga-
ton, and transportation risks the usual Of other
responsible companies L. O. GARDINER, President; ALDEN
7. MALLERr, Secretary.
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY or FoRr PLAIN NEW
YORK Capital sl7300o besides large surplus cash fund
lnsures under the new system the stock
PETER J. WAGNER, President; JOSIAH Cook, Secretary
R9- Since the above agencies have been established
have insured over $4000ooo Of property paid eight
osses TO the full satisfaction Of the claimants Ia
funds Gentlemen having property uninsured respect
fully invited to call at this Office whore ample references
and full explanations will be cheerfully given.
Agencies granted by JAMES I. CLOSE,
GENERAL Agent for the States Of Virginia and
mrs-iim Maryland, and Dist OF Columbia
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-19
Philadelphia Type and Stereotype Foundry.
TIME subscriber would call the attention of Printers
to the greatly reduced prices Of the present list They

Determined 70 spare EXPENSE IN making Their estaD
shment as perfect possible they recently got up
complete set Of the justly celebrated ScoToHUT LETTER.
from Diamond TO English, to which they particularly
invite attention.
Having lately made additions to their stock
of Fancy Types Borders Ornaments &C. their assortment
is now unrivaed in the United States; and their i'm.
proved methods Of casting and Of preparing metal enable
them to furnish ordcrs in to insure satisfaction.
Printing Presses, Cases. Stands Chases, Gaeys, Print
ing Ink and every article used in prntingoce,
stantly on hand, at the lowest rates
Secondhand Presses, and Type used only In stereo-
tipping, at reduced prices.
Books, Pamphlets, Music Labels, "a. &C., stereotyped
with correctness and despatch.
NJ B. Specimen Books will be sent to Printers who wish
TO make orders. L. JOHNSON 4 CO.,
mar A-t No SAMSON street.