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IATE FROM EIJRorE.

Few YoRK, FEBRUARY 23-The Eu-
ropean mail-steamer Arabia arrived al
her wharf at o'clock this afternoon,
bringing dates from Liverpool to the
Isth instant. making the passage in
eleven days.
TheConvention between Chilli and
Great Britain has been ratified
An outbreak occurred at Milan. in
Italy, on the 9th instant. The Aus,
trians say the revolt was quelled with
the loss Of only FIVE killed. The in
surgents state that three hundred were
killed, which is not probable. Tn,
insurgents attacked the barracks. The
conflict was briei but sharp, the assail
ants being mostly without, firearms
The citizens are said to have taken M
part in the affair. Adespatch dated the
9th states that order was entirely re.
stored. Proclamations Of Mazzini and
Kossuth were found posted over the
city. Many arrests had been made and
three persons were shot.
Austria and France we're sending
troops to Rome and I.ombardy respec
lively. The Sandman Ministry had
met hastily to consider the state o
affairs in Lombardy.
From China there is a report cf the
capture and subsequent hanging Of one
hundred and twenty rebels.
1t was believed that the Montenegro
war will be speedily settled by negotia
tion. Omar Pacha offers good term:
to the rebels if they will surrender.
A commercial treaty between Prus
STA and Austria is officially announc'
ed.
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February |
ATT NTION N!

To The commissioned and non-commissioned OF
fccrs and Masicians belonging 10 the Nel
Hope. or second Battalion Of the AIN Regi.
ment Of N. c. Militia.
YOU are hereby commandedte appear at Ho
gan's Old Field (3i miles north Of Chapel
Hill) on Friday the 18th Of March, a, ten O'Clock
A. NJ, armed and equipped for dill muster and
Court Martial; and on Saturday the 18th, you
will appear with your respective companies, arm.
ed and equipped as the law directs, with six
rounds Of powder for Battalion exercise.
BY Order of the Major.
WILKINSON FREELAND, AdTt
N. B. Each Captain will be required To make
return Of bis company on the day Of drill.
February Is, 1853. Ia
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Congress IonaI.

The swo Hou&rs have bren principally cngsg-
sd in perlecsing the appropriation bills. In the
sens,r The debate on the Psridc Rail Road was
esniinced. and an amendment to the Army bill,
spprepsi4lipg $4,000 for survey sand explo-
rsiisns 4 u rou,es for Rail Road 10 the paci-
&c vas sss<rd to.
The Constitutional term Of the presrn, Con-
gress expires At 70 o'clock on the 4ih inst. Inn
,ardiAtely thereafter special session of the Sc
nals will he held for purposes required by the
Installation Of The se~ Administration.
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Putnam's Monthly Magazine fol

Marvh has been received II presents a most in.
ieresiing table OF contents and rs. s,ogsiher. one
Of the most attractive publications Of the day,
Price 90 per sIinam. Clubs Of sir, Posimasiers
and elerssmen. will he suppIird al ~. Addres,
@. p. Putnam & Co, 10 Park Place, New
York.
The February nun.bc, Of Putnam did not reach
us. We hope the publishers will take note Of
this. and send us copy, IL the great demand for
the work has not taken up all OF that issue.
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Reported for the Petersburg Intelligencer.
Satur,lav Eahrnarv 26 l253

SatuIuaf, z eufuafy 20, 1000
ToBAcco. - We have no material
change to note since our last report /;
breaks for the past week have been
quite small, with free bidding at our
quotations common Tugs At 4ic.;
good Al Sc; common leaf So &c. /;
good z &c. prime 9 a lie.
CoTroN-But few sales to note BIC.
freely offered for picked lots.
CoRN-Dull at 55c.
WHEAr-Quiet at l22c. for red, and
1886. for white.
FLoUR-No change; Country super
fine 81 a Sc; City extra 6 sol.
Oars As a 48c.
WHrrE BEANs--Scarce at 140c.
APPLE BRANpY-We note sales al
45c,
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Unparalleled Dispatch I!
DAILY LINE!

XDs, TnE undersigned
Tx. informs the public thai
. s...ssssss..s: he is now running dai.
Elsasz.Asasaea@ y line Of Light DRAFT
steamers on the Cape Fear River consist.
ing of the following boats:
New steamer Zephyr.
Major VIM. Barrett. l2 in. drait
Fanny LuiteTloh, Ia
Rowan.
One Of these boats will leave Fayetteville ev.
cry morning Sundays excep,ed) at z o'clock
and Wilmington every day Sundays excepied)
at o'clock, landing goods and passengers in
Fayetteville in fifteen hours thereafter.
Goods intended Cor these boats should be cent
to the care Of ]. & ID. McRae & Co.. or e. ].
I.uiterloh, at Wilmington, who will forward al
the usual rate Of commissions. The Steamers
Zephyr and Major Vim. Barnett are elegantly
furnished for the accomm odation Of passengers.
Passage to or from Wilmington. So
I. s. IUrTERL0H, Agent.
Fayetteville. Feb. Z, 1853. 73-3m
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4 PUBLIC MEETING Of The citizens Of
~ Alamance will lie held in the town Of Gra-
ham, on Tuesday Of he ensuing County Court.
for the purpose Of appointing ieIegatest 10 the In
irFna Improvement Convention TO he held a
Yanceysile, an Friday The 5lh Of April next.
February %, 1859. To-
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Spring, Feb. 1853. :
KERR = MARIURY,
Sycamore Street. felezslrrg. We

A NE nov receiving 81 ihsii o~n impohsiian,
- their Spring sta. Of China aid Earllaen
Ware, per ships Exctl~ior." : Emma Fiela."
I" Celestial Empire" and . Flosa Mcllousld---
which. together Siih large supply 81 Domestic
Goods-ineludins Glass Ware of every descrip.
tion. issmps. Gir1n,laies. Britannia and Silver
plated ware. &C., De-, I'll Of the latest styles.
and from The most rrIrhrsied Factories ID the
country. renders their stock full and complete.
As We are Determined 10 sel on A. reasonable
terms as any Hausr. either North Or South. .
call and examination from Buyers 10 respectfully
solicited.
Feb. 20. 1858. 75--su
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A WORD TO TIE WISE.

A III. persons indebted 10 the late firm Of DR..
N 8. ID. SCH0OLFIELD. failing to settle
their accounts by the first of January. 1853, will
find them in an officers hands for collection.
December 9. 66-
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RAIL ROAD CONVENTION.

a Convention will he held in The town Of
n Yanceyvillc, N. e., on Tuesday the 9TH Of
April, il being the week Of April County Court
for The purpose Of forming joint stock Company
10 construct aud build Rail Road from some
convenient point on the Richmond and Danville
Rail Road through the TWINS Of Milton and
Yanceyville TO the N. Carolina Central Rail
Road. so as 10 form the desired connection be.
tween these two Roads,
The counties Of Rockingham, Guilford, Ala.
nance, Orange, Person, in N. Carolina. and the
county Of Halifax, Virginia, also The Cities 81
Richmond and Petersburg, with such Other
counties or towns as may feel interested in this
enterprize, are earnestly invited to send delegates
TO this convention.
MANY CITIZENS.
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Ex.President Van Buren, will start
for Europe next month. He will ac-
company his son. Martin Van Buren,.
IT,; whose impaired health. it is thought,
WILDE benefited by the European tour.
Mr. Van buren, himself retains all hi,
vigor Of mind and body, and bis CON
shtutional cheerfulness. The FIX Pre- :
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FATAL ATTKMrr ar RURoLARY - We
learn from snurcf entitled 90 conhdenre.
that, on Friday night last week. an at
tempt asnade 10 rob lhr hnnsr of Mr.
Nissley. residing neat Elizabeillsu~n
Lancaster county.
On that day The chimney of his house
va. swept By two chimney sweeps.
While they were present aman came 10
Mr.. Ni~.Iry's and paid him several hum
dred dollars. Ia The nigh Mr.. N,ssley
wa. awakened By The Falling &c a siose
pipe IN low,r room 81 The house, and
Roi' 9 down. heard. IS he 'hunght. noise
in Tile rhinnry.
Taking Gun. he went 10 The chimney
aud called out several times 10 The person
ar persons iheie to come down. ar he
would shoot lhrm. Nat coming. he cred
his z n al random. WHEN down lrll ne
gro morally wounded. Mr.. Nis-ley senl
immediately Tor physician. but. before
he arrived. The n,gro was dead. lie was
f"und To be- one 81 the sweeps who had
beru there during the day, and was armed
with loaded pistol large butcher knife
and Ratchet, boIh newly sharprned.
HDrisbury Telegraph.
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SUPREME COURT.

This tribunal adjourned on "Wednesday, afier
. iai,erious Session. The following are the
closing deci.ion<:--
By NAsa, q. ]. In Turner Hughes, in
Equity, from Wake, confirming the report.
Also. in doe er dem, Smith Bryan, from
Blsdrn. affirming the judgment.
.Also. in Psrker Latham, from Beaufort
awarding renirs de moro.
Also in Csnaway Cor, from Wayne, judg
mrnt below reversed judgment. here for plain
tiff.
Also, in State Hussey, from Guiford. award
ing rtnire dc noro.
BY PEAssoS, ]. In doe er dem. Myers :
craige, from Anson. awarding arenire de noro.
Also, in Blue McDuilie, from Cumberland
affirming the Judgment.
Also, in President, &c, Deaf and Dumb Insii
I tuss Norwood, in Equity. from Orange, decree
for Plaintiffs Mash. G. ]. dissented.l
Also, in Robins Lewis, in guilty, From
Bln'ea, Diminishing the bill.
by BlrrLr, J. In Greene, '. Lane, in Equi
", from Baden, dismissng the petition, aililm
ing the former decree.
Also. in Drewry Philips, from Northamp
ton, affirming the judgment.
Also, in Fanshaw. " Fanshaw, from Curittuck
awarding renire de noro..
Also. in Dudley Winfield, in Equity, iron
Arson.
Also. in Owen Woven, in Equity, from Samp
son, directing the proper accounts to lie taken.
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CorPER-DIAnoxDs.-A company oI
Englishmen, says. the Asheyille News,
are now working successfully a Copper
mine in Cherokee county, Nc The
coPper ore is said to be strongly i'm
prrgnated with silver.
The same paper states that sub
stance very much resembling, and be-
lieved by many to be the pure diamond,
has been recently found in Buncombe
county. II cuts both glass and steel.
The finder has "severaI pieces Of large
size" We should, nevertheless. with
the present lights. prefer the Copper
to the Diamonds.
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WOOL AMI SPUN YARN,
If WANTED, may be had by leaving an or
L der with Messrs. Nelson & Paul.
Nav LIST, 1852. So
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The Widows
Of All O0icers and sOIdlery

" H0 have died in the service II the United
W States, either in the wsr with Mexico, or
with Great Britain in 1912. OF in any Of the To-
dian wars since 1870, whether they have iecriy.
ed pensions and bounty land or not, may hear Of
something TO their advantage by applying To the
subscriber at Hillsboroueh.
THOMAS WEBB.
) February Is, 1853. "a
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Lost or MiSlaid. :


THE following papers. sir onr on CIsihouns
Justice a Ghsthsm for $500; one on VIII
liam Mofrisfaf $50; one On lanes Minis for ID;
one on David Andrews for $40; one on James
Morris ior f7:Is; one on Thas raucest far S33;
one on Saul H. Tnneniine (sceount) for 80 /.
one On James TurEeniine, (sccount.l for s23;
one On Thomas Stout. (noic1 Tor $1,000; two
on John r.. Johns,on--one for s7i:75. the other
fM s23: one On Joseph Crawford Cor s47:50;
one On Daniel Bisens for SIS; one on James
Fowler for $40; one on Mark Fowler Cor Sl3-
hesiles some 6fiy or one hundred other small
notes and accounts on people lising around me.
The above papers are my own. and farewarn
all persons from trading fos the same. or paying
any Of them OF excerpt 10 me.
r. r. FREEMAN.
Feb. %. "a
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Bachelors In Indiana "A bill Is
pending in the Indiana Legislature. TO
compel old bachelors Of thirty years Of
age % marry. or pay fifty 'JolIarsa year
into the county treasury TO 20 to the
first lady who shall narry after the Ist
Of January. Tha provisions Of the bill
apply to w;dowers ofo ne years stand
Ing. 80
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~ " u Il N -
= 10 a shis i he s<..es 4 she yssr sk<n
wnsns CSC ms fs.sd@hs< zmsnx children. he
Pssfsi<<sss o. N.I.sses yefmlfse< bsg sesss q
call sse sisessisa q rarenss % = virtues lor ex.
Peiiins 81 dee sass,ins sad .ars Gal enensiss
q shilssh. q w-s invented hsss phssiesas 81
g'e>' experiences IN Virgin. .sshs. after having
essJ i fx several sesn 10 his s4a rraeliee. and
fousd 10 ssecr~ - universal. ~ss induced 81
lss . oiisr i % The pubic - cheap hut ers-
Tain and srcriieai m~5iripe. n has SINCE be-
eepe justly popular shmughaui 20 uniie1 Stairs
s The m'< efiieiens sermifuse ewes kns~n. and
the dsmand has lesn sieadils on he increase
since rs hrsa Introduction 70 ihe public.
AcT For sale BY D. Hrnif a. the post Or,
In hisinTough. hy Lang & MrilA. hy DnS. ID.
sehoslheid. and ty Druggists and Dralers gene
rslIy.
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REsuLT OF CHrAP Fares -Itis stated
{ at since the reduction of the fare to
Albany on the Harlem rad. the re-
ccipts for through business have increas
ed so per cent. This is another prac-
teal demonstration Of what has been so
often asserted and proven. that low
fires almost invariably bring an In
crease ofre,enue. Many railroad com.
panies now charging exorbitant rates,
and doing little more than paying cur.
rent expenses. We have no doubt would
be aston.shed themselves at the in
crease of their receipts. were they to
eyince little more Of the spiritof the
age. and reduce their fares just one
haif. Bait. Sun.
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To fhe Lerntecs and IIeirsai Law
Of Henry Edwards. Sr. Decd.

T,HE undersigned, Executors Of the last will
Z and testament nf Henry Edwards, ST., de-
ceased. hereby give notice TO the I.egaIees and
heirs al Law Of the said deceased. and paricu-
larry 10 Nancy Cate. a legaiec, that they are
prepared 10 pay 10 all such as have not already
received their share. the portion that may be
coming TO them; and that they will moi be respon-
sihle for interest after this date.
HENRY II. EDWARDS,
JOHN EDWARDS,
Feb. 81. 74--6w
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OH" 10 rrre'ing llnr mist magnificent
strle house IN the Unian. When finished
q viii rosi ~ ,n0o.o00. Tie r,of Is in
ne pui ON during ,hr pfrsrnl year. and The
whole 10. he romplrlsd in he raurse ol
three yems. The bul.I,ng he been 10
The prnrrss n ercr'ion right ar ten wears.
y - hnIli of while marble, oblained few
miles from Columbus.
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CON- 1.-The last steamer from Cali.
fornia brought ~ "a, 500 in gold.
s200,00O in gold has been obtained
IN ten months from the mines OF Mr..
Dorne. ia the ALbesilIe and EdgefcId
distrIsts. ). {. In January the yield
waxsl9. 900. and the last twenty DAYS
" December an average Of 81 600 per
day.
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Destruction Of HumurL Life by Tigers
in Ladia.-The annual loss Of haman life
by tigers, at Singapore, says Capt. KEEP
pei, chiefly among the Chinese settlers,
rs perfectly fearful, averaging no fewer
than three hundred and sixty, or one
per day. Great exertions are still
masinc Tor the destruction of these ami
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Wonders will never cease. Glass is
now made into all sorts Of things. There
is cloth manufactured in England of
glass, and it has been used as the main
spring of a chronometer and answered
well for such a purpose. But for pen
to be made Of glass, who would have
believed it! Yet it is so. and most ex,
cellent writing pens they are. 1t is
well known that with fluy of lead in
combination with the sillican. in right
proportions, glass can be made very
ductlle. Thesepens are now bccom ng
not uncommon, and they are perfectly
aa,i-corrosive BY the most impure ink.
Scientific american.
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SEED COTTON.

SEED COTTON.
I'VE will barter for Seed OF. Picked Cotton,
w giving in exchange any kind Of GOODS
that may he wanted.
LONG 81 WEBB.
October IS. So
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Ia S4<afas{ ur 1ut Ill., NE. Rtf-<n Hkk>on
ss'enssd shs .eooszbl<s sseclisa ii Gunsers. ia
me ssssh e.-.rn p.n q onnse. and drank frse-
n during the day. IN The evening when qaiie
dsunk. be ieis fer his homo on hcs<<haek; and %
Is supposed Vas thrown from his horse as soon
% he ga oui of<ighi Of the store. On the Mon
Day filawinx has hsdy ~ss found. hard frozen.
the lie ising entirely extinct. since The body
was found, r~fssos IN tie neishbsrhood remrm-
Der 70 have heard seme cries 10 that dire-.
sisn, .bss they supposed n procseded ftsm ne
srors. and net from one in distress The impses-
sion i. thai having bsrn thrown from his horse.
he Was TOO drunk 20 Lelp him@eif and in censr-
qurnee Of The ssPasse. psished with eald. We
leara hat an inqaes was he'd over his body. and
seliiet renlered in ,eorianee with the above
fsris
Mr.. d rksan was robua young man. about
ihiny years ~ age, and but Coz The unfortunate
hahii Of drinking. might have made q fuI eisi-
nm. Th@t habit NOT only destroyed his usefuness.
bar hssbrsushi him To- sudden and terrible death
- FEARFUL warning to those who are following
IN his fooisisps
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JUST Received aiihe Drug Store Supply Of
~ New music, also a quantity Of Pain Kill
Ter and Railways Ready Rel ief.
November "a. 6a--
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Me understand hat GA satnrJsv
last the chessIier Hufsemaan reseni-
r&his eredeniials to the Secretary ~
STATE. and was received as the Charge
d. AhAires Of his Majesty The Emperor
o. Austria TO the Government Of the
United States.
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BACK AeAlN.-A large number q
slaves passed through this place yes
ierday on their way from Florida TO
Halifax county. from, which they had
been removed s. me years ago.
People having almost ceased 10 re-
move from North Carolina. il is nate.
RAJ that the tide should turn. Many
others would do as the master'uf these
slaves. il they could summon the ne
c, ssary moral courage. Fay. 0ss.
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81 sic.s Jouls aamiaal II re.
L&kp Va. keg ia Ialc.. western
nominal Ices DIS barrels l0l . Tic.
LIsE-fS5 . I45c.
PLksrER-cits ground - per ton.
0rA<o-Stoek light; sales st<46.
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The Legislature Of Maryland yester-
day rejected bill which proposed to
permit the circulation in that State of
the notes Of its own Banks Of less
denomination than five dollars. Ii the
Legislature adhcrcs to this decision, it
will not be lawful, after the LIST Of
March, TO offer as currency in Mary
land any bank note Of less amount
than five dollars.
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Horace Greedy says, in recent num-
Der of the Tribune, that he "knew Gen.
Scott to be an original and earnest
friend of the Compromise" This will
account for the lukewarmness Of Sew
ard and his "higher law" allies Of the
North towards Gen. SCOTS election,
They all knew Gen. Scott to be strong
Union Compromise man, and by their
Indifference in the contest contributed
to the success of the Democratic party,
The lukewarmness Of certain so-called
Wings Of the South, because, forsooth,
they knew Gen. Scott to be q Union
man, likewise contributed to his defeat
And now, they endeavor to justify
their conduct, BY endeavoring to show
BY the subtilty Of sophisms, that Gen.
Scott was "unsound Oh the slavery
question:" Shame! dshapils Spec.
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|. NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. - The
| Governor and Council Of State, recent
y in session in this City, have appoint
ed the following gentlemen to represent
the States interest as Directors in the
North Carolina Railroad c. +. Fisher.
of Rowan County: Nathaniel 6. Rand.
Of Wake; Robert P. Dick, Of Guilford
Samuel Hargrave, Of Davidson Samuel
+. Phillips. Of Orange; Robert Strange,
Jr., of New Hanover; William L.
Dortch, of Wayne; William II. Wash.
ington, Of Craven. standard.
vIcE PREsIDENT KING.-All hope Of
the recovery Of w. X, King, Vice Pre-
si,Ient elect, seems to be relinquished.
The last news from Havana represents
him to be in declining state, and it is
feared he cannot long survive. The
nature Of his disease 1.-THE consumption)
is such, that he may hnger for some
time, or die suddenly when apparently
recovering. We regreat his condition,
for he is an able statesman and a
staunch patriot. The Senate has pas,
sed bill authorizing his oath Of office
to be taken by the consul at Havana,
Bali. Cit.
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A German traveller informs the Rev.
DR.. Philips, a missionary in North At
RIGA, that he has discovered race Of
negroes near the kingdom Of Bambara,
that are Jews in their religious rites
and observances. Nearly every family,
he says, has among them the law Of
Moses, written on parchment, and al
though they speak Of the Prophets,
they have none of them in writings.
There are yet vast unexplored tracts
Of land in Africa, doubtless, inhabited
by negroes who have never looked upon
the face Of white man. When adj.
venturous travellers penetrate into these
regions, much will be discovered and
developed to astonish and interest the
world.
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PUBLIC MEETING I'M GRAHAM.

Feb. 18th, 1853. II.
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