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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-10
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY Q, 1883

After the reading of the journal,
Mr. BUTLER said; Mr. President ask leave 10 present
the petition OF citizens OF South Carolina IN favor OF
lgious liberation to American citizens IN foreign eoun-
tres.
The PRESIDENT The Chair cannot receive any
petitions or memorials as message from the House OF
Representatives Is expected.
MESSAGE HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES,.
A message was received from the House OF Repre-
senaliyes BY Mr. Foney, their Clerk announcing to the
Senate that the House agreed TO the amendments OF the
Senate to the bill 10 amend act entitled IAN ac, TO
create the Office OF surveyoIge OF the public lands
~ Oregon, and TO provide for The survey, and 10 make
donations 10 the settlers Of the said public lands" APP
proved September 81 1850
He also informed the Senate that the House OF Repre-
sentstyes is ready receive the Senate and to pro-
coed opening the certificates and counting The votes
Of the electors for President and Vice President of the
United States
PRESIDENTIAL VOTES
The PRESIDENT The Senate will now proceed 10
the chamber Of the House Of Representative for the
purPsse o. opening and counting the votes for President
A. two o'clock The members OF the Senate returned to
the Senate chamber.
MIR HUNTER Mr.. President. the joint committee
appointed 10 count the electoral for President and
Vice President OF the United States have instructed
10 make further report, in the form Of the following
resolution, which ask may be considered now;
Rssoiptd, That a committee OF member Of the Sem
ate be appointed by that body 70 Join committee OF two
members Of the House Of Representatives % be appointed
by the House. wait FRANKLIN PfERoE. Of New Hsmp-
shire, and notify him that no has been duly elected pres
dent Of the United States for Hour TO commence ON
the i.h day of March, 1888
The resolution was considered by unanimous consent
and agreed to-
Mr. HUNTER moved that by unani mous consent the
President pro TEN appoint the committee on the part OF
the Senate, which being agreed to,
The PRESIDENT appointed Mr. HusTrR to serve in
that capacity
MIR HUNTER am also instructed to report the fol.
lowing resolution;
Rsoirsd. That the President OF the Senate do cause
WILLIAM r. Kfso, OF Aabsms, TO be notified that he has
dolly elected Vice President OF the United States
four years, commence on the Alb day OF March, 1858
The resolution was considered by unanimous consent,
and agreed TO.
rxrcuTlvr COMMUNICATIONS.
The PRESIDENT pro ten. laid before tn. Senate a
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The message and accompanying documents were then
referred TO the Committee on Foreign Affairs
MIR RICHARDSON moved the previous question on
agreeing TO the Ssnaes amendments To the bill to nd
the creating the Office OF surveyor general OF Oregon.
and providing for the survey OF the public lands in Ore
gon. and TO make donations Of the same,
The call for The previous question being seconded, the
said Senate amendments were duly eoncuffej in
On motion Of Mr. RICHARDSON, the rules were
again suspended and the House again into Com.
mttee OF the Whole the stale OF The Union MIR Hin
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ARKINAL OF TIE AFRICA.
Four Days Later from Europe

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So. a&"t"'>''' speech aFE chaTse MIN
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Nv WELLINGTON Eodfiu.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF v

~ ABLE REAL ESTATE and SLAVES in the
City of Richmond. BY virtue of decree Of the
Circuit Court of Chancery for the city of Rich
thoud, pronounced on the 9th January, 1853, in
the f Lipscomb's Administrator against Lips
comb &C. the undersigned Commissioner will ex
pose for SALE at public auction at the front door of
the City Hall, in the city CT Richmond on Friday
the lstn February, 1883, commencing at IL O'Clock,
NJ, If fair, ii rot, the next fair day. al the real
estate and slaves which Moses Lipscomb died
seized, consisting of lots on Broad, Marshall and
Madison streets in the said city, with several wood
en- tenemenis thereon also 0 valuable slaves, con-
sistlng OF men, women and children
The real estate is to be sold for one-tourth cash,
balance at b, II and lS months for negotiable notes,
with approved endorsers, and title retained TIL the
further order Of the court The slaves will be sold
for cash. RO L. JONES Com'r
Sale conducted by w. GoDDIN, Auc.
ia29
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Later aud ImDortaut from Uerico,

NEw ORLEANS, Jan. 29.-Tampico dates TO
the 18Th have been received. Great excite.
msn' prevailed in consequence Of the rumor
that 1000 Texans were marching on Tamauli.
PCS. Col Ruffin Rodrigues md twenty.three
men belonging to the National Guard had been
sI0t.
Gen. Keys, Of San Luis Potosi, had been as
sas.iaaied while riding in his carriage.
Gen. Cuileyera and Gen. Cardenas had gone
20 Vera Cruz, where large number of prison
Il lad heen sent.
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TUE. MARKETS

hAhTInona, jan 81 Sales of 1900 bills Flour at
So p. Yellow Corn CD c.s.
NEW foKK, Jan 3l.--Flour irmer-ssIes Of ! 0, 600
bbls; State brands IS 81 to IS 50. Gencsee S. ts
TO S. IS Southern IS - to s. -. Whea, uemi-
nal Corn--ssles OF 1900 bushels mixed at 81
Cefts- market ffrner
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Shocking Murder.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 30.-Christopher Loo
2an was stabbed last night in Levauson street,
Southwark, by an unknown person, causing
Lie instant death. Levin Williams who had
been working with Loohan, and being drunk
"2J accompanied him 10 his house door, has
Teen arrested on suspicion.
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BY james NJ. Taylor.

~ WIN be sold On Tuesday, ist of February, at4
o'clock, upon the premises six Building Lots stu
sted in the town II Sidney, opposite Warsaw each
fronting about 80 feet Main street, and running
back about los feet
These Lots have fine elevation, and are abo ut the
prettest in the neighoorhood tor building pur poses.
Terms made knowUen the day of sale
ia 24-td JAMES NJ TAYLOR
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By George j. sumner.

NURNITURE AND FIXTURES OF
L The TONTlNE HOUSE Al AUCTION ON
Tuesday 5fcraing next, the LIST February,
commencing at ~ O'CLOCK, will be sold at auction,
without reserve the Furniture, Fixtures &c of the
Tuntiue House, Main street opposite the Banks,
consisting Of Tables Chairs, Chsfng Dishes, Table
Ware and other articles connected with an eating
establis hment Term. cash.
Sale 10 be Conducted by
ia % GEO. J. SUMNER, Aucsr
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Railroad accident.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 30.-The train from
Pitsburg this morning, was thrown off the
track near Christiana, and the last car was
pFecpitated down an embankment. Ten per.
sons were in the car, and were more or less
nurt Two men, contractors for a Catholic
Cathedral at Pittsburg, will probably die
Judge Wright, of Clearfied county, wes
slightly injured. The car was set on fire by
the upsettIng Of The stove and entirely con-
; uurn
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AUCTION GOODS: AUCTIoN GOODS

Il DIRECT FROM THE NORTHERN AUG.
TON SALES. MlLLHISER IL BROTHER
have within he last few days received the follow.
ing very choice, desirable, and above all, the yer
cheapest goods in the City, TO which they respect
inc bergaius-50O Cambria worked Bands at % cts
handsomely worked Edging and Inserting OF the
greatest variety, at l2H cts and Is; yard wide fine
Bleached Cottons at cents, worth l2t; rich as
sortment of Black Silk Lace Wells; Blue silk Wells
at 25 cts Irish Linens at 60 g. 37t and very fine.
so cents; new lot of those herrmack Prints, at
I'd; good quality KID Gloves, white and calored,
at BIN CTS; Silk Cater Boot Laces. at ST per Dozen
Linen Cambria Hhdkfs, 8 cents; Bobbin Edging g.!
cents; Red, White and Yellow Flannes, 20 cts; and
all other Domestic Goods at less than factory
prices.
500 blocks of Ribbons at less than cost
An early call viii the best bargains at 80
Broad street.
ia 81 J. MTLLHISER & BRO
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Death of the Hon A}er. FL RupU

y IIOH
WASHINGTON, Jan. 80. The Hen. AIexan-
der Ii. Buell. died this morning al his lodgings,
after few days illness. His remains will
be conveyed 10 morrow to his late residence
at Fairfield, New York.. in barge of the
Sergeant alarms Of the House, attended by
commute, consisting of his colleagues Mesrs.
WllbrlJge, King, Wells asd Jones. The Gus,
tonary announcement will be made tomorrow.
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HOUSE AND LOTS ON LEIGH ST.

HOUSE AND LOTS ON LEIGH ST.
AND BROOK AVENUE FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Wlll be sold on Thursday, the 3rd
day Of February 1853, upon the premises, com.
memo ng at O'Clock. the Brick Store and Dwelling
on Leigh street, near Crook Avenue, now occupied
by Mrs Elizabeth Il. Daniel also, several vacant
Lots adjoining it on the East and West. plat OF
the property will DC exhibited on the day of sale
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at and mos
for negotiable notes. interest added, secured bys
trust deed, or title retained.
jazz w. GODDIN, Auctr
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
By Wellington Goddin.
All EgsrAEE

MOST VALUABLE CENTRAL REAL
lxl ESTATE FOR SALE AT AUCTION. win
be sold on Tuesday, the LIST day of February,
1853, upon the premises, commencing ara O'Clock,
the following Real Estate, situated on College
Broad street and Jail Avenue, viz: the Framed
Dwelling now in the occupancy of Mr. Z z. Town
send fronting about SO feet College street. Top
posits the Medical CoIlegs) running back l34 feet.
The house Is 10 COED repair, has nine rooms, is in
sured for about $1,000 and now rents for $500 per
annum Also, 5 vacant Lots adjoining. on the North
and South, each fronting 80 feet on College street,
running back 1874 feet. Also, most valuable Build
ing Lot near the residence of J. w. Randolph, Esq,
fronting 34x feet on Broad street, running oaek
about $50 feet Also, Building Lots, each fronting
about "a fest en- the Vest line of Jail Avenue,
street running from Broad street to the Lsncasterau
Schoolhouse
The above Real Estate beog ia the central part of
the city, and in most respectable neighoornood,
Offers great inducements to those who may be dis
posed TO invest their funds judiciously
TERms-Ohe-fourth cash; balance at 3, and
months tor negotiable notes. interest added secured
oy trust ceed, or title retained The taxesf0r the
present ear to be paid by the purchaser.
jazz w GoDDiN Auc.r.
~ Immediately after the above SALE will be
sotd IOo feet Of Ground, fronting on Marshall and
ION streets, nesr the Ldncssteran School Hogse-
IL W ii be divided ~ silt the views OF purc hGsets-
fe w. GUDDIN, huctr.
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Arr!Va of,he Ueru,rn

Nav YORK, Jan. |.
The steanv- Hermann arrived las, nicbt-
No later new.
Cotton ua,hangci. A moderate business
done al previous .ut.e
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By james M. TAYLOR.

'BthCsTEES SALE OF A HOUSE n
LOT AND VACANT LOT In DUVAL'S AID.
DfTlON In execution of deed of trust, executed
to the subscriber as trustee by Richard ID. Grant
land, dated 7th December, 1851, and duly recorded
In Richmond Hastings Court, TO secure the pay
ment si certain sum of money therein mentioned,
and being thereto requested by the beneficiary in
said deed, shall, on Thursday, the 10th of Feb.
ruary, at O'Clock, P. NJ, upon the premises, sell
TO the highest bidder the following Real Estate, 81
tuated In the city of Richmond, in Duvsl's Add
ton, conveyed in said deed, TO wit A lot CT Land
on Jackson street, adjoining the property of Mary
Ahern, and that Of the estate OF Pembertou Lips.
comb, fronting 81 feet, and running back ISL
feet to an alley slso other lot OF Land front
ing 80 feet on Duval street, and running back 81
feet, upon which lot gtands two story Brick Tene
nent now in the occupancy of said Grsntland.
The title TO the abovn property is believed to be
good, but acting as trustee, shall convey with the
usual warranty only.
Terms will be In accordance with the deed, and
will be made known at the sale
JAMES G. BOSHER, Trustee.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. Auctr ia
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[S1 u 10 III -

kM ID zSsE.S; -; 81
NOTICE RICHMOND AND DANVIL E K
~ r. CO.-Tbe Freigh. and Store House at Keys
vile Depot being full, well many morse cars,
the Richmond and Danville Railroad Company are
compelled to give notice that until relief be
given by the parties owning the freight, removi ng
the same or some portion thereof, the Company
will not transport any more freight to Keysville
and be held responsible for the safe preservation
thereof beyond the time of its arrival there
And notice is given that a charge will be made
for freight left beyond &c hours in the Compsnys
Store house.
And this further notice is hereby given, that no
freight, intended tor Keysvle, will De received at
the Compauy's Depot here, until further notice.
JOHN A FOSTER,
General Freight Agen; of R. and D. h. R.
10 9T-6t
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By Alexander MOTT 81 10.

OUR EVENING SALES will be conbnissS
" until the season closes, commencing at ssvsI
O'clock al which time will sell from tie shelves.
in lots to suit purchasers, good selection oi DAssS
and cut dry goods hardware cutlery, ma piEsols.
gold and silver watches, clocks time pieces
OF every description Also general assortment Of
fancy goods. ALEX MOTT Il co,
no Anctcneers
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FSIS E=s77 Essssz.5:.r-
Gsses-.sssssssss sssE -
VIRGINIA AMI TENNH.sEE RAIL

virginia AND TENNR5SEE RAIL.
ROAD.
ON and after Monday, 25th January, 1853, the
" Mail, aud regular Passenger Train will leave
Lynchburg daily, Sundays excepted, at O'Clock, A
NJ aud arrive at Salem at lC4 o'clock, NJ Re
turning will leave Salem at u O'Clock, r NJ, and ar
rive III LyGchburg at 81 O'Clock M--stopping, CO.
ing and returning, at the following places only,
Forest Depot, Goodies, Liberty, Oak Mulga, Blu
fords, Bonsack's Big Lick, and Salem There will
be Freight Train leavin- Salem daily, Sundays
excepted. at 81 o'cocR, NJ and one leaving Lynch
burg at II O'Clock, P NJ. To each passenger car
will be attached These trains willstop for eights
and passengers at Halsey's, Clay's, Forest Depot
Goodies, Lowry's, Liberty, OAK Mulea, Butord's,
Bonsack's Gishs Mill, Big Lick and Salem.
Slaves travelling by themselves either train
must be furnished with tw passes, that one can
be retained in the office, and it must be expressly
stated The pass that they permitted to go on
the cars. Free negroes must obtain tickets before
starting, OF the ticket agent, TO whom they must
produce satisfactory evidence OF their freedom.
THOMAS SHARP,
ia 29-td Supt Tranp't Va IL Tenn X
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DIspITcn
Arrival of the Glasgow.-Discharse If
Nanl
PHILADELPHIA. Inn 81

Inc steamer City of Glasgow arrived n.
day She left Liverpool on the 9Th inst, md
brings no later news.
Neal the negro charged with enticipg
slaves 10 escape from Maryland, has been dis.
charge from custody.
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ed and cold by DR.. jackson, at the German Medical
Store, 10 Arch street, Philadelphia, daily increase
IN their well deserved celebrity tor the cure of all
diseases arising from arrangement of the liver -
these Bl,ters have, indeed, proved blessing to
the afflicted, who show their gratitude by the most
Hattering testimonials. This medicine has estab.
Fshed for itself a name that Competitors, however
WHY tneir schemes, seductive their promises
cannot reach II gained the public confidence by
the Immense benefits that have been derived from
It, an Wi ewes maiotan its position.
ia i-}saw
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ES 1t was Discovered, about 20 years
ago III the county OF King and Queen, By Ply
s!clan, eminent in bis profession, that Asatc Chol-
era, Cholera Morbus, Bilious ChoMc, Dygentery
piarrhGsa, Lock Jaw, and many ether nervous and
spssmodic diseases of very dangerous character
could be easily cured. since that time he has
proved that TACT to hundreds of our fellow citizens
aud can prove 1t to az many will try DuVAL'S
FAMILY ANTLSPASMODlC, the peoples iavorite
Medicine. They can get it from PURCELL, I.ADD
81 CO., or ally Druggist in the city. See advertise
tnent. au 6-3taH,ts
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by Alexander Mott IL Co.

fENHIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, We will sell at
H. public auction lot of new and second hand
Furniture, piece and cut Dry Goods, under shirta,
Drawers, Clothing, &c, DC.
Also, invoice OF inenE', worneEs' and boys
Sho, 5; Also q gold Watches and ChaiG-wltl many
he's articles.
fl AK. EOTT Il co .Auca.
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BY Dunlop, Monsure 81 Co.
LIP nltrH - A ITaNuNInA a.. q

A ~ 2 7
" day, the LIST February, commencing az ten
O'Clock, we will sell at our store general assOrt
ment OF Groceries, consisting in part Of
30 hhds Sugar, of prime quality
Lagueyra and Rio Coffee
New Orleans Molasses, new and old crop
Rye Whisky, part Old and very superior qzai-
ity
Talow Candies
Apple and reach Brandy; N E Rum
Gunpowder and POuchoDg Teas Mustard
lOo bbls flee Sugar; 80 hhds prime Bacon
IEhMs.-Under 500, cash; over that amount.
touE months credit tor approved negotiable paper
lB Sale Without regard 10 weather.
Ja3l DUNLOP, MONCUkk Il co, Aucts.
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TNHE SOLE RHEUMATIC SPECIFIC
l. N W n Morrimore's Rheumatic
Cnmnnund and RInnh Qualifications, tho

TNHE sDLE RHEUMATIC SPECIFIC
l. kNO W .-Morrimore's Rheumatic
Compound and Blood Purifier-from the
numerous asonis hing cures ii has effected of Rheu.
natlsnn In all forms and conditions, has become the
most popular remedy ever offered to the American
public. In presenting this Compound to the COM
munlty, the PropTetors, although aware from
past experience o, its entire relias y to cope with
and eradicate every vestige Of this dire com
plant are perfectly willing to allow lis merits TO
be judge from its effects, as it is compounded ex
pressly for one complaint, ard is only app!ica
bic to such complaint although its curative pow
ers hay have happy influence on oheriil attend
Ing tie human frame More than two thousand
cases OF Rheumatism chronic and acute, have
been permanently cured during the past wear By
the OF few bottles OF the Compound, and tes-
timonials OF the most lattering nature have been
and constantly received from individuals of the
highest standing In the community. The deepest
seated and most hdeous have readily welded
to the potent influence of this Compound, and al.
though physicians have pronounced many OF them
lEcuI able, they Vet living, sufficient evidences
to convince the mos scepticae.
MOrtimOre's Rheumatic Compound is
vegetable liz ternal remedy, harmless It's effects
ana be administered with safety to any aga
and couGilon and has never been huown t. fail.
For aae by PURCELL, LADD & CO, sole Agents
for Richmond. w ALEXANDER 81 co, Pro.
prietors, No l Barclay street, Aston House, New
York.
Chronic Rheumatism Twenty Years
standing.
ST LOUIS. Feb %, 1913.
Capt Edward Powers WI ites:--l have tor more
than twenty years been severely afflicted with
rheumatism, first acute, then chronic tried al
other remedies of which could hear. also had
the best medical attendance which could be pro-
cured ali proved unavailing. | procured and
used two bottles of Mortinore's Rheumatic Com
and well.
ia3I EDWARD POWERS
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METALLIC BIZ.

METALLIC b o.
q 80 -. RIAL, PATENT METAL.
IC, InUEo IhUCiIbLE AND AlR-EXHAUSTEb
COFFISS Patented by E. Skit OF New York. Be-
low append some CERTIFICATES:
Mr. McKenzias children were put on board the
Steamship Southerner. for Charleston, on Saturday
last, and they were both as natural as they were
the day they put into the collins, three mouths
ago Neither of them had tur ned black in the least
and the - ssh of roses were as fresh as when they
WEI . = -. from the stem. Not particle has
drc +.s;s Fer fallen to pieces. number OF ladies'
and *, men, by Invitation, went on board % sec
them and were astonished to think that it was 80,
but so il was and have doubt but they. will re-
main in their present state for any length of time
8. SMITH, M. d.
Norfolk, November 2lst, 1s49.
We the undersigned, having examined a speci-
men of a patent Metallic Air Tight Sarcophsgus
Coffin, patented by Mr. F. Skid, of New York, we
take a melancholy pleasure in stating that con-
sider il worthy Of patronage, and deserves there
fore. al favorable consideration of the public. The
dnrabitv of the material of which II is composed.
end its admirable adaptation to be hernercaIy
closed cannot fail to render il an invention worm
the cause of science snd humanity.
ID B. DAVIS, NJ. D.,
w. II. PRATT, NJ. D.,
SAMUEL MOVE, NJ. D..
WILLIAM HUNTER, III. D..
j. C. ALLADEN, M. d.
Albany, November 10th, io47.
me above named Sarcophagus are made 20 iM
ttate hne rosewood coffin. They do not come
much higher than fine mahogany coin. | an tbs
Agent for this city sg
au 2J-dstwts ia BELVIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-01

azas,--,I1T77r,s. FOX LINCHBUKG.-1he
- Canal Boat Union, Capt. PLUM
hEII Is now loading and vii! leave 70 morrow,
"Wednesday evening a :. LEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-01

HOW TO CURE TAG MUMPS Use FORBES
4 Nerve and Bone Liniment twice a day. For
sale at WOODS
ia 81 City Drug Store.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-01

u ACUN.-New Bacon, sides, Shoulders aud
II Hams, bright and handsome, landing and tor
ssle By JOHN Ii. CLAIBORNE.
lie