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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

NJ Office is hereby given that the undersigned adj
miDstrator Of the estate oi John VI. Sawyer, late
OF saltwater county Of Washington, Terrtor, Of Ma-
nesOta deceased, by virtue of and orer the
Probate Court OF a>hEgton county, made bN the II Oh
Harvey Wilson Judge OF Probate of said county on the
fourteenth day oi February 4 u 1853
VIII sell all the right, title, and interest of the said
estate III and To the following described premises and
all the right, title and interest legal equitable which
the said John VI Sawy had ibe following oes-
cuied real estate, pieces parcels o Land the
OF his decea>e, to wit.
The undivided one third part Of lot No. two, "a in
section No fifteen, 10 in township No thirty, (3U)
north, Of Range No twenty, (Z0) west, containing fifty
and fifty hundredhs 80 50-lU0)
Also, tue undivided thrd-part, Of the following
described premises ia wit:
Block No. ten, t0) IN the town Of Saltwater, accor-
ding TO the and plat of the SAID town of Swa-
ter made By Harvey Wilson and recorded the Office
OF the Register Of deeds Of the Of Wisiug
together with all the band lying and being be
east line Of said block No ten. 90 ard the lake shore Of
Lake ST CreiN Saving and excepting only the lard
Ken up by the county road laid out together
with the right and privilege of the land upon he lake
shore Of said Lake -. troiy, between the line Of
SAID county road and said lake Eofterly along the
Lake shore n distance Of hundred feet from a point
said shore where the north line of lid block if the
same extended caSterV would strike the said lake
together with all the rights pre and apureLances
belonging appertainug the said third part OF
provemects thereon" Situate. I,ing and being in tIe
county Of Washington. H. the Territory of Minnesota
At public Neldbe the oiCe OF tie Register Of deeds
Of the county OF a>hngtOn the town Of Still water
in said comfy. Tuesday the l2h day Of April, d
1853 AT eleven O'Clock ia the forenoon OF that day.
saltwater, February p, lej3.
SETH NJ. SAWYER.
4 f.,.sp,
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Territory OF Minnesota,

County OF washington S.
DIsrRIcr CoURr IsT JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Levi lIertzell aud
oscar Burris, Complanunts.
William Woodruff, Defendant.
SITTING IN CHAScERy.
1t appearing 10 satisfaction AFFIDAVIT and the
papers on file IA the cause, that bill of complaint has
been exhibited aud fled and writ Of Injunction allowed
and issued thereon, and writ of subpoena 10 APPEAR
and delivered 10 the sheriff of the county OF Nashing
ton to
And Il further appearing to satisfaction, hv aff-
davts, mat The aiore liza ned defendant William Wood
rud l. cut o ths Territory aud sideut thereof
and cannot mon dlisent inquiry be found therein,
Ii l. hereby ordered, that the said de endant William
Woodruff, appear and plead. or demur To the
cohpiainanis bii OF com aisint die in this cause
or before the fifteenth day OF JuneA. ID. 1913 And
ii further ordered. iha, this order he published in
the MINNESOTA Iioneer," G. newspaper printed and
published AT ), Paul, in this TERRITORY in each
week Tor six successive weeks next after the date
Of
order together with copies OF the rit ofjanction and
office, directed 10 The said William Woodruff at the
the date hereof.
Or that copies al this order and Of said injunction
and subpGna be delivered personally the said defend
ant within siNt. days from he date OF this order
IA. Il. uAYNER.
st. Paul, March, 81 1853.
NJ. L. Ames, ". II. senmcs Conpl,s. Solicitors.
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GALENA HOUSE.
Saint Iouls.

P. CHoUTEAU, HARRISON.
IRON MOI NTAIN IRON AND NAILS.
ChOteau, Harrison n Vale,
UDROPR1ETORS Of the ~. LOUIS ROLLING MILLS,
II will keep Oh hand full supply of merchant bar
ron boiler plate, sheet iron and nails, manufactured at
their establishment from the of the Iron Mountain,
and VIII also keep all other articles usually kept an
iron which the, invite The attention OF
M erchants.
o. Warehouse, No 1919, Second street, ST. Louis Mo.
CUAS. w. BORUP,
Agent st. Paul
May &, 1851. 3-f
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SETH Nj. SAWYER.
Administering
SIIERIEE.S SALE,

KDY virtue of Writ Of Execution issued ard
der the seal of the District Court Tor the County az
Ramsey. upon judgment rendered by said Cont,
the twent, ninth day of October, 4 II. Thousand
eight hundred and fit two, in action whern David
II. Burke and James W. Burke Plaintiffs and Daniel
F. Brawcv and Frederick Hardy def, ndants. in IA
Of Said PLAINTIFF and against said defendants, for the
OF two hundred and eighty ine dollars and thirty
cents, have, this ninth day of March, a. D. lS)3,
levied upon the following described property, to witt:
being part of lots and in block So in Rice Irvines
addition the town oi ST Paul, commencing at the
OF Eagle and Franklin streets, thence running
soufhcry. the line OF Franklin street sevehtyeight
and cnc-hali feet thence westerly to the line between
lots three aud four, and SAID block 80,
six feet souherS omEacr street thence nOrherly sixty
feet Eagle eastev the place of beginning
the property of sand dcieadants which property |
shall expose sale public auction. the highest bid
der for cash, the front door of the Cont onse. st.
Paul. sand county, on Thursday, the twenty first dav
of April A ID 1879 II O'Clock in the forenoon of said
day. much thereof may b. Sufficient to satisfy
said execution
GEO +. BROTT. Sheriff.
BY : r. CARVE, Deputy
Rice, Holiinshead Becker, All, 5 for Pins.
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NHITNEY'S GALLERY Of DAiC.K.
REDTNBES

VIE subscriber having recently made great improve
nentS III the arrangement OF light in his guier, and
having procured the latest improved apparatus which
together with his before very superior stock makes tn.
epo'htn ATS Oi his Gallery equal if not superior
IN me west, Is now prepared execute Daguerreotype
hAehcaees III "a sly lie unsurpassed by any operator
Lie is uncertain, and per- ia health should not de-
iaS one moment ih procuring more of these me
nentos Of life, which, under the tryin. crcGInstasce.
Oh inai separation of friends, price can purchase
Miniatures taken III weather and neatly set IN lock
ets pms rlhgs bracelets cafes; large variety of
winch are Kept constantly hand, and new patterns
beng constantly received All are res ulIy invited
to cal and examine specimens.
-. Paul Aug. ;. 1852. i6-tf
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w. s. SWIMMER.

GENERAL NEWSPAPER AND ADVERTISING AGENT,
CORNER of second and Chesnut streets, (oyer tie
~ Post Office, St Louis, Mo.
REFERENCES:
Messrs. r. & w. Campbell Messrs. Hayden & Wilson,
- Adolphus Meier&co d" HAIR Whittemore.
ST. Louis, June H. 9-tf
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TREES, SIVRTPRERYA SIIADE

FRUIT TREE SHIRT BRERY a SHADE
vRNE undersigned would ash the attention OF persons
u DESTROYS OF ornanlenng their grounds, to the
alogue Of Messrs. John Si.oTsou 4 Brothers, old and
experienced Fruit Growers and Nursery men; having
purchased and shruhber, from them for several
wears recommend their trees be such repre-
septed Their fruit trees grated ct the best and
improved varieties, and adapted to northern lati
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H.C.SANDEORn


nEALER In Groceries, Hardware and Dry Goods,
- on Third ST., will Keep on hand a constant supply
oi inc following articles with supply Of Fancy goods:
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
oi every description, made expressly for this market
ana iof this season, constantly hand, cheap ready
pay, ara ho sale without lie has a complete assert
ment Of
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,.
consisting in part of Old Hyson Young tyson and Black
Teas, l.ngnira, Java and Rio COffes, n O.. Crushed
LOAF and Puverizcd Sugars, Spices, Pepper, Cloves
Numess' Cassa Rice Raisns, saeratus, starch soar,
|he"ilg ana smoking Tobacco, Candles, OIL Fish.
~ HARDWAR
Mill and Cross Cut Saws, sll sizes; OK log and
Trace Chains; Haters, ID. Chains; Axes and axe
heives scy Ties, sickes and snathes shove spades and
noes wronshtand cut nails, locks atcbes and bolts
tiery, etc.
100000 Cigars, of every variety.
quantities.
MI sandfords stock is large and he will be receiving
New Woods constantly i'll order to keep his assortment
complete. He is determined sell his goods for ready
pay AS cheap they be purchased esewhcr Give
MN CALL March TO- lej3-47-lyl
TAKE NOTICE.
WAT the Notes andl Accounts of d. G.. TAYLOR
II are ieit with me for adjustment and collection All
persons indebted 10 him by book account will
tie the same. I VAN ErCEN
ST Paul, Jan. Goth, ls53-li5-E
ST. PAUL FERRY.
|HNHE subscribers have ready a new horse boat;
u and all things in complete order for crossing The
river al ST. IHul, Lower Landing, with all passenger,
ara teams We shall be attendance at the Ferry AZ
the usual hours Of business. aud us soon as shall
rates OF ferdge lower here at any other ferry
from st. Louis TO st. Panl.
JAMES N GoODHUE,
ISAAC \. GOODHUE,
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Dotels auo Boarding Rouses,

ST. PAUL HOUSE.
TVNiS house, formerly Kept by J. W Bass, being the
original hotel of 81 Paul at the CorDcr Of Third Il
jackson streets opposite the Minnesota Outfit, IL tho
roughly rcpaccd, aud rcmoieed and with the additions
made is of the most spacious and Conve-
nieni hotels IN town. Having taken lease OF ii. and
fitted il up throughout with new furniture. invite The
travelling public call upon believing they viii find
this house equal the best, i'll all respects The charges
will he very moderate GEORGE WELLS.
ST Paul. july ~. 1872. II
ST. PAUL TEMPERANCE HOUSE.
My name is NOFFET My Boa iing House is
lVk Jackson Street, az the lower end of Saint Paul To
find You keen straight MP from the steamboat landmg
sign Of triangle, at the north end OF the bridge.
nv house large, and for prompt payment every week,
intend TO furnish good fare at the very lowest price
LOT MOFfET.
St Paul, May %, 1851. Sly.
GALENA HOUSE.
VUNE subscriber has provided for the accOmIno lion
of boarders both by the day and by The week, with
without lodging-at very moderate prices. Inquire
for the Galena House. al the first building Robers
above Third, opposite Winnie Coolcy's Clothing
tore lul1-5-ly VIM. TRU SSONE.
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SPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS AT
THE NEW YORK BAZAAR.

LATEST TELEGRAPiiC DESPATCH.
MIR BLUM Is now in New York, making selections
vi of his sprug assortment FOR the St Paul trade.
The Ladies will he PARTICULAR, happy to learn that
ftro French i0d,fS have been engaged New York,
expressly for the Milf and dress making departments
of the Baraar.
The most extensive and well selected stock of
DRY GOODS & FANCY ARTICLES,
that has reached Paul, viii be opened the
Bazaar immediately after the ivaI of the first boat
The Gold and Silver Watches, DIAMOND Rings and
and general assortment OF the rest and best
Jewelry will De satisfactory TO the most fastidous
tastes Oftic ladies'
Also, Table Cutlery of The finest quality suited to the
st. Paul market.
The most important item of all il that nj the Bazaar
every article will be sold cheaper than be found
any other estahlishmen mt in the Territory.
We ash that ladies ard gentlemen viii give a call
and our will be such that satisfied they
will not leave without purchasing. 4otf
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Tod bless the Honest Laborer.
BY FRANK WEBER.

t,1l bi,ss the honest Lborer,
Ihe hardy son Of toll,
The worker in the Gathering mills,
Tlc deliver Of the soil;
1h- enc whose brawney hands have torn
Fsnn earth her hoard If wealth.
Wn,- ole return from ccaselcss toll,
!. ratre's boon, sweet health.
rs, tn who wields the ponderous axe,
fist "a his leathcrn mail,
Tat ,1le AS warriors panopiv,
t'us ds from the seethng hail;
That hes from beneath each stroke,
E.,ci mighty crushing blow.
ISa Sd, IS to tighten hlor's toll,
Who're ruddy fires glow.
"A who turns the matted sod,
Nl- with the carl, dawn,
'l'-',nf % glther natures siore--
H..i. to the yellow corn;
Wa ants in uatore's bosom wide,
ihe litfai golden grain.
ssl gives it to her guardian care;
tn ishine and the rain.
B.--s a who lays the massive keel,
V b, leads the tr;,sty sail
ih1l II. the ocean waDdcrcr,
ste attic with the gale;
Nlo RS the tall and slender mast
Whence floats TO every breeze,
flf stars and stripes of Liberty,
-Hnbow o'or the seas.
Bl.s- IN whose fiLbed palace rests
pH he heaving sea,
~ "a. ms the dangers Of the food,
Foe h.caker guarded lee;
Niu 20 he ocean cradle sleeps,
tal4,s in storm trough, hour,
lnfarns tina, hi, bark will quail
Before the tempest's power.
Bless I'm who gives each bcautcous :hcrgilt,
NJ place, a name,
hn3 81, mes its transient gim;,s
Nl'a he EIdcic>s wreath Of fame
W. .eads il forth u ever, breeze,
And IDS it live 10 bless,
Nh,', eeaseless clicks the slender type,
,af Froans the pfiu:in. press.
D. 81, who TIL. Gods Blessing rest
'. Ian wi,h dorhic power
q -oncsl b,om ,hc sweat dro, deck
- ci y daylight hlrr.
fae' 8. N III ,ush poor, and may they win
"-. wealth can never gam,
Cont. incnt, with their lot Oh earth,
u oaA Dr every pam.
Il '-s m, IN may the workman's hand
ina. tanned the giant el.lh,
ys-i each star in glory shine,
i.lr gave Ia seas their birth
Ktel on high a resting place
4, 9, n the realms o. hight,
10 .ey hoaest son of toll,
VIE. passed deaths da.henme night.
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CHAS. DER RY.

1851 SHASs DENB 1, 1906
40. n, Leree, So. Louis, No,
Manufactured of that Old Star Brand Whisky.
DOETtKNS his sincere thanks to his numerous Gus
z toners for their liberal patronage, and respectfully
soliciis n continuation Of the same prepared to
Two Hundred Dbs per da,. of The best quality.
ALSO FOR SALE:
100 hbls N y. Brandy, 90 bbls. Malaga Wine,
Is g. g. Gin, 800 :" MUnonaahela and
$50 old Rye Whisky, Bourbon Whskey.
Also. fine assortment OF
Foreign Liquors and Wines.
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Territory Of Minnesota,
County Of Washington.
DISTRICT Court, lsr. JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
David Hone, Complainant
William Woodruff Defendant
Woodruff, Defendant.
SITTING CHANcERy.

SITTING IN CHANCERY.
IL appearing To my satisfaction by aldavits and the
papers on ME IN the cause, that bill OF comp lant has
been exhibited and fled, and writ of injun
lowed and issued thereon, and a writ of Subpoena to
pear and the same delivered to the sheriff of the
~ OF Washingt 10 serve; and il further appearing
my satisfaction by adnlayis that the above named de-
endsnt William Woodruff, of this Territory, and
cannot upon dlgent and due enquiry be found therein
Ii is hereby ordered that the defendant William
woodruff appear snd plead, answer or demur to the
compliments bill of complaint on file in this on
or before the fifteenth day Of June, A 1853
And is hereby further ordered that copy Of this
order be published In the "MnnesOta Pioneer IA
paper printed and published Paul. in this Terri
tory;) once in each week, for six successive wceks
next after the date hereol and is further ordered
certified copy OF this order together with copies
the writ OF injunction and Subpoena issued In this cause
be deposited III the post ofcedreCted the said Viii
liam woodruff al The city OF Cincinnati, state of Ohio
within five days from the date hereof.
Or that copies of this order and of the id injunction
and sobprna he delivered personally the defend
ant within sixty days from the date If this order.
Ii. Il HAYNER.
ST. Paul, March, Sal 1853.
Nj T. Ames, W. ii. semmes, comphs. solicitor
40 CIV.
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In addition 10 the above their assortment of grapes,
ounces gooseberrics, dahlts Chrysanthom-
ulns geranums cactus, figs, raspberry and strawberry
very large, ard prices low at any establish
ment Of the Kind, west.
Orders received and promptly attenpcd TO by
GEO. w. EARRINls1ON. agent.
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j. w. DowNER. ]. H. MASON.
DO1vNER x MASON,
architects and Builders, ST. Paul, Ainn. Iir.
XATlLL keep constantly on hand the best quality of
w lumber and materials for building; those want
ing good houses, bn in the latest le mot the Early
PentedD will fad it their advantage to give them
call their shop, the Of Main and Capitol
Streets at the residence of J. w. Downsr, st.
Anthony street, few doors west of the American
House.
n. Is. Jobbng done the shortest notice. All or
ders left at the American House will receive prompt
attention.
81 Paul. March Il, 1853. ly
TIME! TAME: IiME!
" FOWLER, Watch Manufacturer, Working
. Jeweier and Dentist, would respectfully inform
the inhabitants of ST Paul. that he has opened store
ST. Anthony Street, in the building opposite the
Rice House, two doors FROM RObnsons old stand with
assortment of Clocks, Specac)es OF all Back
and Side Combs in great variety, bosom pins goggles,
chimney ornaments steel beads and tasses ladies' work
bags chdrens' teething rings, flutes dice and boxes
and variety Of other articles.
Duplex, Horizontal, Repeating and Lever Watches,
of the most complex and delicate workmanship care
fully repaired.
California Gold Rings made to order. Engraving
neHiy erectaed.
TEETH CAREFULLY EXTRACTED SCALED e. PLUGGED.
H. F., from his long experience in of the first
shops England nzttes himself that he shall he able
give satisfaction all who favor him with ia III
work His motto is punctuslity, Dispatch and Moder
ate charges.
st. Paul, March 2ist. 1853. 49-y
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REAL ESTATE.


REAL ESTATE.
SIxl1A l cittt proper " situated the
lsssM Of SAINT Paul. and III its immedi- HafsS*Ss
I-l2k ale vicinity, for sale low for cash H1fs2aLR&ks
me terms are suth as do not often presen, *NYSNE
themselves to the capitalists. Two dwell
ing houses, and several lots Of land. in "A -~aS~AS->
central part of St Paul. with Abundant supply Of excel
lent water With tins property viii be sold about ten
acre, land, covered with large and thrifty grow Of
wood.
have also for sale, number Of five acre lots with
growing timber them. situated on, and III the mime
date vicinity of public roads aud not over mile from
81 Paul The above property will be sold such low
terms Tor cash. that the purchaser ed,teiy sell
again at an advance.
For sale on time, prices will be propor,onably higher
Apply to HENRY A. LAMBERT, third street corner
Neoaf Oh Is r. HofI, ST. Paul Idly
}. e. FULLERTON.
SEi>H Gcsirols oil disposlng al The balance Of his
A1 Sock ofGnods previous TO opening onsviyation,
offers floods for Cash at extremely low prices.
Persons wishing TO purchase Dry Goods, Boots Shoes,
Hats Caps or Clothing, viii find il To their
call ana purchase OF him.
i. 5. All persons indebted to him will confer n ftvor
on him by mahirs immediate payment. tij-tf
EITTSON'S ADDITION 7TUSC. go. l..
IE>HlS desirable ground lirg III the central and
advantageous part OF tie hasin of st. Pail. where
must inevitably he The prIc pal river business of
town, and alordg also most choice and delight l Lots
III me rear upon The bench, for dwelling houses,
weed into Lois, aud now offered for sale tii.s
disputed and indIsutabic. ut reasonably prices and
upon liberal terms os credit, for the purchase
money, and Lumber for buldn. sold IL the a l.
'ltion, Will be furnished AT the rotary saw-nn,
terms. CHARLES III. BAkiS,
Agent Tor propietors.
ST. Paul, July 81, 1851. IS
w. G. LEDvc. ID RonrER
LIE DUO ROfIRER.
T.
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SANII.. STILLVV ELL.

Ib'o.J ~ It'5.
No. So, Oiire ST., betUeen Second and Third.
ST. LOUIS, No.
Nh ANUFACTURER Of pure Alcohol, and pure
WI spirits OF any proof required.
ALSO
Spirit Gas, rhosgene Gas, Chemical Oil and CAM
phene,
Warranted Of superior quality AMI for sale on rea
sonabie terms. 6m As
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,-l1 d l9, MARKET ST.,
ST. LOUIS, Mo.
introducing style Of hats for the spring Of 1853
would ask especial atten to the cOmbin alton il
presents OF the important requisites OF article
of dress, beauty and utility. Ii is light, yet strong, of
correct proportions, and the adapted Tor
summer hat In the manufacture of hats, my motto is
Excelsior" The richest eria ard the best of work
manship, united with the untring vigilance Of
pervsion, cannot fail produce hat worthy Of The
motto l have full assortment Of the finest goods in
my line; comprising all that is new, rich and fashona
BILE, in Hats Caps, Straw and Panama Goods especial
~ intended the demands, whether wholesale
RETAIL of a community now rapidly advancing in wealth
and refinement, and those artificial wants that follow
can sell the staple goods Of the trade low any
other house in ST. Louis. respectfully solicit per-
sonai inspection Of my stock. JOHN MCNEIL.
4-48 If l7& l9 Market, next door to Man-st.
SPRING TRADE.
II. p. PERRY. 1883. J. n. YOU'VE.
r. p. PERRY CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
NJ. So, Nun Street, st. Louis, Missouri.
4-49-3m.
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witness suit the said Company All against
the said Company be served President
SEC A. The office of the said Company shall be
kept in the City Of St. Paul.
CHAPTER VIIIAN ACT to iaape Paul
BE eaaed blythe Legislative assembly ofe Territory Of Mn
hesofa That the incorporate the ST Paul Fire Marine
Insurance Company passed February eighteenth eighteen
hundred and yhree be and the hereby amended
follows: BY adding after the Of &C d. Fillmore in
the Of Socrates Neso of Saltwater, ID b. Loo
mis- of Marine Mills, Isaac Atwater of ST. Anthony and
ALEX Ramsey Geo w. Harrington and L. A. Babcock," of
ST. Paul Add the following section
SEC 16 The company may policies they have
fifty thousand dollars the capital stock said company sub
scbed, but shall not policies greater than fifty
thousand dollars until the whole Of hundred thousand
dollars provided section shall have been subscribed In
of loss damage by fire. the members said
twenty days notice the Treasurer the proporonate
which be made their and any
SHALL for the of thirty days after such notice. neglect
refuse to the assessed his portion of aore
sad such the directors for and the whole
amount OF his deposite with The
Secretary and Treasurer shall give bonds with sufficient urees
shall be approved by the Board of Directors faithful
performance Of their respective trusts.
Aforementioned fifth thousand eight hundred and fifty
three.