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War Operations.

The French government has asked for new loan
OF ,O0O,0O0, making nearly $500, 100000 which
the war has already cost France II has cost Eng
land $3.50 1000 00O making $3.50 0GO 900, besides the
new loa which the Chancellor is ask for in the
Autumn. For this vast sum nothing seems to have
been accomplished indeed, since the death OF ST.
Arnaud the state of affairs seems to have retrogaded.
When The French Marshal died, Canrober TO * com.
mand amid general applause. Events compelled
hlm TO exchange places with Pelissier, who
serted to be the for the hour 1t is already
mored that he is recalled. Unluckly, the most dis
asrous check that the Allies have received the
result OF his first movement, and ascrbeu entirely 10
his importantly and Lord Raglan's acquiescence al
= hough that leader the senior officer HIS death,
IN his bed, brings into the chief command, General
simpson, an old India officer. Africa furnishes
France, an Indie supplies England with experienced
thcers all of whom are. as they are exposed 10 the
test of eVents eUoporated," did the propositions
of the power at Vienna according to Napoleon The
greatest expedition that the world ever saw, fitted
out at the greatest expense, landed in the Crrnea IN
two wings. French and English; both the cOmman-
ders died in their beds without achieving anything
but an exhibition of the greatest military imbeciIity
that the world ever $500 100000 and 100000
soldiers have been expended in vain, and it is estma
ted 100000 have already died by the war; Austria
has eoolly looked on until she has become tncour-
aged to defy the Allies more openly developing the
tact that the Allies have lost ground, and the I'M
mense sacrifices already incurred have no: begun the
war.
1t seems evident that forty years of peace have left
IN France and England only the sembance of armies
The military spirit, boln of fire, and baptized by
blood, IS not there. Very few of the thousands
tailed in the Allied armies sme fire unit with
IN the year. The old remnants of former wars are
and die off AIgiers and Bengal fur
nlsh few warriors small scale, but the fact is
evident that the trade is TO be learned over again.
The twenty years of revolutionary was out of which
emerged those grim warriors of France, whose giant
prowess combined under consummate genius, raised
tie colossal power of the first Napoleon. may be
again necessary to evoke men equal to the emergen-
cies involved in the present war; in which its
termination will be realized by generation of
who never knew peace
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Those are astonishing feats,' said ardent ad-
mrer of the sports of the ring to Mrs Partingon at
the circus las' evening, astonishing feats " " Yes"
said the old lady, they are astonishing feet, and
considerable legs too, to Judge this distance She
looked at Ike, who sat by the curve watching the
clown, with his eyes full Of wonder and lis hands
full of pea nuts, and she reached to his honor
the May yor, and asked him if he thought the re-
voting by the whole trouse would have dilatonous
tenderness on the boy He assured her with great
urtanity that he did not think it would. 'Ah !"
said she as she handed her snuff box to Lee, at the
door. this riding is different from what ii was in
the country, when was girl, when we had 10 ride
It seems if they were upon springs like pat
ent feather bed and that every bone in en- Was made
of whalebone" She stood looking at ihe horsenan-
ship, and pronounced it the best sequesering perfor
nance she had seen, said that Mr.. Stout beat
Herculaneum himself for strength, and that the
whole was worthy of the highest paregoric.
[BostO" Post.
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Strive, Wait, and Fray.

Strive; yet do not promise
The prise you dream of to-day,
Win not fade when you think to gra.pit
And melt in your hand away;
But another and holier treasure
Ou would now perchance disdain,
VIII come when your toll is over
Andpay you for oil your pain
Wait yet do not tell you
The hour you long for now,
VIII not CO ne with its radiance vanished
And shadow upon its brow
Yet far through the misty future.
With a crown Of starry light.
An horr of JOY you know not
Is winGing her silent fight.
Pray though the gift you ask for
May never comfort your fears,
May never repay your pleading,
Yet pray, and with hopeful tears;
An answer, not that you long for,
But divner, will come one day;
Your eyes too dim 60 see it.
Yet strive, and wait, and pray
Ho.,c,LoIG LxyorIS
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sm TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE JAIL
~ of this county, the 18th Of July, 1855, two Negro
"a fellows supposed be runaways. One says his name
Ms Bob and belongs to Mary Wyatt Ezze OF Nor
about 76 pounds The other says his is Dick and be
longs Ioma: Burden of aaE se e9uoy Dick Die is sboqt bo
hired out to Joe Bryant Brunswick county, to work in
rupenne Any person persons owning or having under
their charge the said Negroes Bob and Dick are
and take them away otherwise they viii be dealt with as the
law directs. THOMAS NJ LEE, Jaiior.
Clinton, Sampson Co., n. c., Aug. 3.-48-tf
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$50 REWARD
uly 20th, 1855

aM RUNAWAY from the subscriber, on the 18th June
IMV u negro bov named MORRIS HAYS. lie has altered
u his name twice since he left sometimes he calls him
AEself OE SMITH, and others JAMES MORklS'-
Ist December last had when be left brown cloth coat
with velvet collar of brown complexion about feet
inches high weighs about 100 tts speaks quick and VII
endeavor to pass himself free He is well known about
Wilmington but may probably endeavor make his tt
Fayetteville Weldon The above reward will be paid to
his apprehension and confinement in any Jail in the State.
that can get him, for his delivery to me at onesboro
Columbus Co, \. {. II. BONHAA
T,I, S-tf
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ENGLAND AND THE UNITED STATEs.-One of the
most pleasing features in the English statistical Ia
bles or 1865, is the fact that out of aggregate
outward tonnage from British ports for the month OF
May, amounting to 3l6,95s tons, that OF the United
States amounted 900 tons, while that OF all other
nations trading with Great Britain was only 102 94e
tons The increase in the outward tonnage of 1855
as compared with May, 1853, is fully twenty pei
cent.
The shipping returns of the Board OF Trade fol-
the month ending the 31st of May have been issued
and exhibit an unexpected increase in the general
employment OF tonnage. This increase has been in
British and United States vessels, especially the lat
ter Those of the continental States continue to show
decrease--N. 7. Courier.
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The Next Congress.

The Albany Evening Journal calculating that if
the States yet to elect members OF the 34th Congress
should be represented in this in the last Congress,
there will be anli,Nebraska majority in the
House of Represen atives of 36 and that, even if
they return all Nebraska men, there will be anti
Nebraska majority in that body OF %. The Journal
allow but two Nebraska men to the State of New
York and four to Pennsylvan
Admitting, (says the Journal of Commerce,) for
the occasion, that the Evening Journals calculation
is correct, there is still question of some Importance
remainng--viz: how many of the 50 anti-Nebraska
mor." j. e. of those who did would have voted
against The passage of the bill, WILL now that it has
gone operation, vote against its repeal If there
are dozen such, (and we strongly suspect there
are) it will render doubtful the of repeal,
even in the House. But if bill TO that effect
should pass the House the Senate will defeat it by
vote Of two to one. Look 10 the Senate
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July g. lS55.--G44-6t Adv. 81 38l
FOR SALE

- A CONVENTENT TWO-STORY DWELLING
a HOUSE and also two vacant lots adjoining the
Ii on Harnett street, in the Northern portion Of the
town Of Wilmington The House is nearly and in good
order having been recently painted 1t is now occupied by
good tenant, at rent of 5000 per annum There is Al
insurance of 81 900 on the dwelling house, IN the n c MU
tual Insurance Company.
For further particulars, enquire Of -
Feb H.--24-tfl VIM. IL LASPE1RE.
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CARRIAGES.


WE HA' + in operation at henansvillc Branch Shop
W where we keep assortment Of Carriages our own
make and hre repairing is done We have also establish
ed cOnnezicn with Carriage Factory the manufacture
OF Plantation and Turpcntine Wagons Also Rydcrs pat
tent purchase Timber Carriage With of these caria-
geS one boy oad the heaviest sticks and requires but
two thirds the team to haul These Wagons are got III
with Iron AXcs and of as good materials with as much
care as our best Carriages and warranted to give saac
on Timber gCttn% will do well to examine our Timber
Carriages.
Orders directed to left with j. CheSnu kenausg lie
OF l. C 4 b. e. WORTH, Wilmington will receive prompt
attention. DIBBfE Il BROTHERS.
Kinston, Jan. 29Jh 1853. 22I2m
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EouyTy SALE IN ONsLOw.

DY virtue of decree made by the Court of Equity for
. Onsow County, Spring Term; a. D., 1853, in the
matter of Owen Huggns and others, shall offer for SALE
at the Court House in the town of Jacksonville on the
FIRST m MONDAY in September next, the vAL9 ABLE II
County Of Onsow The land purchased by the said Luke
Huggns from VIM Clary and Martin CahooH and also
land purchased b the said Luke Huggns from Edward
Dudley 1t will be offered credit Of twelve months with
interest from the day of sale with good and u
cient security will be required
a. J. MURRILL, C. Nj. Z.
Onslow, N. c., July 20, Is56.-[46-ts
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SIOO REV IT2n

81 BANAWAY from the subscrber, on the I'd dav Of
- July, 1855. negro man named g Louis" about
feet inches high, would weigh $50 to l6O pounds
ALabout % years of age. Had when he left hack
romesgun sack-had black carpet-bag with him Said
so was raised in Craven county, n c. and may max
% his way there or perhaps will be lurking the resi-
rynGs Of his former owner, Mr.. William Pugh Of Pitt
- he above reward will be given for his return me,
H odgment in any Jail in North South Carolina, so
VA get him. FURNIFOLD RHEM.
-Heorgetown, S c.. July 9th. 44-2n%.
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DIGSOLTEIGN.

FENHE firm of HA LETT, HENNINCI y CO, is this day
L dissolved by mutual consent. RcBLkI HhNNlN'
is authorized O settle the business of the concern
BENJAMIN HALLETT,
THOS. Il. WILLIAMS.
ROBERT HENNING.
7. NJ. CHATTEIHTON.
THE business of buying Produce and selling Merchandise
I win he continued at Long Greek Bridge, by
T. II. WILLIAMS s CO.
Iulv 2Oth, 1855 4b-Ot-
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% M Subscriber, desrous changing his business, offers
Pio4 - sale WO THOUSAND ACRES of as good TUR-
N iNf LAND as there is in the State within three to
% miles Of the Cape Fear River and one and half miles
sue ape Fear Academy. There is the place farm
% %IgAJ lor common family, very good dwelling house,
@ al necessary out-hOuses. Also Crist and Saw Mill
small stream Will be sold if desired and teams Of fine
.tIg mules IN connection with the above Terms
aang Apply to the subscriber Prospect Hall. Bladen
"G-ty, \. Z. JOHN ). WILLIS.
June p IS55-T12-3m "
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LIGHT RCCGIES

LIGHT BUGGIES.
HAVE hand several light Bugges, ith and without
tops) of my manufacture, which VIII sell ON very
REASONABLE terms Please call and examine.
Fsh 0-eStf w J. CORNWALL.
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w, II, NTCKGE

WTHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND FOR
w WABDlNG AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
SOJ TIL WATER STREET, 6 doors below Market
Particular attention paid to the sale Of Naval Store
ud other produce.
HB- Liberal advances made consignment.
Wilmington, NC, Nov 3D. 53 9-tf
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-s-'-s''--7------
NOTICE.

LII persons are hereby forwarned against up
on the lands belonging to the estate of John w Hamil-
on both sides Of the Wilmington Topsail
sound Plank 4 DAD, three miles from Wilmington
All persons found cutting wood otherwise trespassng
upon SAID lands will be prosecuted with the utmost rgor
the law and reward of five dollars will be given for su-
passed. NJ C0STIVo Adn,:r
req. 10 l36-3-21-tf
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i. N. RORINS.sN
Hardware Merchant, Wilmington, NC,

IIi1TNNVi'Ee NieFc sla'II, - EIlhElssso N o.
T II ST receiving his fall supply Of waranted Saws, Ak
Nails loow-warc, Pocket, and Table, Cutlery, heavy
plated Table Spoons and Forks, Fine Tea Trays and Wal
rr, Brass aud Common Andirons, ShOyes and Tongs;
CU LII ASSORTMENT of the best of Builders Hardware
Nbanic Tools oeyery variety, and warranted of superb
5rGuav poughs, Fan Mills, Corn Shelters, Hay Cutters
2. 1853. i3
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ZVAisfESToX sEMAll5 COLLEGE

THE exercises of this Institution will close the 7h
June, and will be resumed the 9th of the month
under the direction Of the following faculty:
Rev IHo2Ls CAMPBELL, Prcsden; and Prof of English
literature.
Sciences.
E. Z. PAruAn, A. NJ, Prof of Classical Literature and
Mon Y. Brscu Professor of Music and Modern Langua
Miss +. A. LACEY Assistant in Music and Teacher Of
Drawing and Painting in all its departments Fancy Work
Mrs. S D. CHRISTIAN Assistant in Music and French.
Miss NJ II. TAYLOR, Principal of Primary Department
Mrs. THOS. S CAMPBELL, Natron.
order graduation, and eoI viii be spared to promote
the moral and intellectual welfare of the students Pupils
enter at any time during the Session and will be charged only
from time Of entrance.
Payments half in advance, and deduction for alb
daily train of passes Warrenton Depot from Raj
egh and Welaon and there is omnibus at the depot on
village, dist fnco Of but three miles
For further particulars refer to catalogue which be
obtained by addressing TIIOS. S. CAMPBELL,
June /, l855-39tf President.
GOLDsBOKO' FEMALE COLLEGE.
rFNIIE third Session of this Institution Wed
nesd9y the rd of January 1855 and ends on the 3rd
Rev, JAS. II. BRENT, 4. B., President
DR.. MoEGAH Gloss late of Chapel Hill, Prof {"
An9 full corps Of Teachers in every 3ra2oh-
Tuition in Primary Department, so &C
One hundred dollars will cover all expenses of the session
in the Collegiate and all ornamental branches
Pupils in primary department ch@rd the usual price to
ornamental branches One half payable in advance.
Three Lectures scientific subjects will be delivered each
month
We making every effort to render the School the rsir
advantages and cheapnes and pledge reduce prices
multiply the advantages in proportion to the increase OF
ronage When number of pupils reaches 200 we hal
be able reduce the prices nearly half every one aiding
is also aiding in placing the of superior educator
within the reach Of almost every girl in the State
We thanks for tho unexamPcd support we have hat
and believe will be continued For further Information
apply to the President Of the faculty, Or myself.
VIM. X. LANE,
President Stockholders.
Dec IS. 1884 l0-tt
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SOTTCE TO TUE PT0TTC

THE subscriber wshe obtain five or six Apprentjco to
: aid him IN the Machinst and Architectural business
ness would do we'll to apply early great experience
IN the business, and will give scientific and Practical
tlons. For further information address
D. B. JOHNSON.
April 6.--3lim Ioloclsville, Jones Co.. N c.
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TUE Subscriber has received the appointment of Inspecto
I ofNAEAL STORES, ana solicits business from thos
having it in his line. JAMES I. BRYAN.
May 7, 1888 20S-lw-37-tf
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N, = BOURDEAUx

TN~PECTOB OF NAVAL STORES AND PROFIS-
/ IONS, Whining gton, n c. The subscriber having been
rtcl Inspector of Naval Stores and Provisions, in the
Of Wilmington the December Term of thc County
Court New Hanover County will give prompt attention
y au business in that line entrusted to him.
Dee y. lS5f-IU-tf n. +. BOURDEACX.
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STATE OF !UKT4 CAROIINA,l
Original Attachment,


CnsiOSv County.
Court PLEAS And QUARTER SESSIONS, JUNE TERM. 1855
BURR * ARNOLD
as. Original Attachment.
Moses FETGENBAUl
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that the de-
fendan has abconded that the ordinary process I the
law cannot be served upon him. is ordered that pubca
tion be made for six weeks in the Wilmington Journal,
printed in the of Wilmington notifying tbs
said Moses Feigenbaum make his personal appearance at
the next term this Court be held in jacksonville OF
the Monday in September next to defend the said suit
or Judgment final will rendered against him.
Witness Jasper Etherdge, Clerk Of said Court at office
the first Monday of June, . D 1890 -
JASPER ETHER IDGE. Clerk.
July g. l855.--E44-6t [Adv. 81 38l
WILMINGTON MARBLE AND STONE YARD
lar.e establishments at the North, which will furnist
him with unlimited supply of finished or unfinished for
egn or domestic MARBLE of all qualities prepared to i'll
alf ordersfor Nj ONUMENTS AND TOMB-STONES-aEt
article the line of the business at reasonable
rates. -. r,-r,-
SCULPTURINC1, LETTERING, or CAREI ING, execu
tea as well as can be do1e either North or South
The best of reference can be given if required
March 10 lS54-Z7-tf JAMES MCLAhANAN'
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WILLIAM II. LIPPI7'TI1,
, < 4 IL ..,.rs II .4nEl

" Paints, Oils Dye StuGs Window Glass Garden Seeds
pcucy Patent Medicines, &c. &c, corner OF Front an
lrEetstrects Immediately opposite SAws old stand VIII
7IugtDn, y. c. 5
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.EDSEpEI l.. KEEN.

the ubc that he is prepared take contracts in his
line of business lie keeps constantly hand, LINE CT
rsr P,AsrEE PMsrERING HAIR Philadelphia Press BRICK
FIRE BRICK.
\ B. To DfstiIlcrs of Turpcntinc,he is prepared tc
nqtug stills at the shortest notice MAY 2O-37-Iv
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General Notices.
EARRG1CES


THE subscriber continues to manufacture every variety
buggle3 also, light Carriages, which for neatness
strength ana durability warranted equal to any in
the State The public generally are invited to examine nv
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
FEB S-23-tt w. ]. CORNWALL.
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'4leen Thousand Dollars worth of Boots, Shoes
and BrOganS, at Wholesale,

n purchased our entire stock just from the
ractoTles we are prepared offer inducements to
S1ntL-' I6f MERCHANTS equal to any establishment
~ G. u u boStoH JONES & GARDNER.
WV = 1904 1sl-tf
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DRUGS. Medicines, Paints. Oils, &c,

IUSI RECEIFhD.-l0,00 lbs White Lead, Pure Extra
and No. l000 lbs Black Lead, in Oil IOOOlb Ven
Gtlan Red in OIL 1000 lbs. Yellow Ochre Oil bbls.
Blake Fire Proof Pant 40 bbls Silyers Plastic Paint
~ bbls: Linsecd Oil bbIs. Lamp Oil; bbls Common
O1; bbls. N%ehinery Oil; 400 6s Chrome Green Dry
and IN Oil; 200 'tE Chrome Y'low, Dry and in Oil.
Atu assortment OF PAINTS always hand and for 50
wholesale and retail, by ". H. LIPPITT,
-'oV' Druggist and Chemist.
I 0nA BOXES Window Glass assorted sizes and
i3OCO brands. for sale at Manufacturers prices, by
VIM. II. LlPPITT, Druggist and Chemist.
COO o. Sulph. Quinine 10 bbls Epson Salts; cask
NOO Cr Tartar; cask sup Carb. Snda so lbs. Scid
~ lbs Gum Guaiacnm 1 bbl Gum Camphor; 500 Black
Ieper 300 Alspice 30 lbs Calomel 80 lis Nutmeg; 81
ps odd Poass; 80 lbs. Mace 10 lbs Sulph POtass leo
lbs Rhubarb 80 lbs. Ipecac.
For sale wholesale and retail, by w H. LIPPITT,
feb. 23.i Druggist and Chemist
TUSf RECEIVED FROM PHILADELPHIA
~ ozs. Suph. and Acetate MOrphene
70 oZs. Cinchonia s oZs Salarjne;
% Rluo Mass IG ChOrOOTm;
I9 bbs Epson Salts and choice collection Of Chemi-
Gals from the laboratories of Poms Weighman Chas
Ellis. For sale cheap at c. s D DUPRE'S,
June lOl Drug and Chemical Store, Nlarket-st
OILS! OLS!-Just Received a fresh supply of Lin
- seed, Train, Lard Fish, Elephant, Whale and Sperm
Oils For sale by w H. LIPPIfT Druggist and Chemist.
TUST RECEIVED FROM BALTLMOkE & PHILA-
y DELPHIA 25 bbls Syer Fire PloofPant, all coors;
Ochre. For sales by c. & D DUPRE,
June 10. Druggists s Chemists, Wilmington, n. C.
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The g THUNDERER's" COMMEMORATE prin-
cipal writer's says the Court Journal, in the London
Times at present, (under Mr. Deane,) are the Rev.
Thomas Mosley Mr.. Sampson who succeeded Mr..
Alsager as writer of the city articles; Mr.. Robert
Law the NJ. l. from Kidder minister, who has charge
OF the colonial subjects; Mr. Thornton, who writes
the parliamentary summary Tyas, % much renown-
ed for Greek )" Macdonald, (who was sent to Con-
stanlinople with the funds for the sick y Ward.
"Quarterly Reviewer )" John Oxenford the dramatic
critic Dawson, the musical critic and Dr. Richard
son. The manager of the Times now for several
years past-and really more of the editor than Mr.
Delane hmseh-is Mr.. Mowbray Morris. barriser.
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WAGONS.

HAVE now; and shall constantly keep on hand the very
oest materials Tor the manufacture of wagons All per-
sons IN want OF good Wagons may depend getting
them OF the best quality All orders thankfully received for
Feb. 9-23-tf It SNPNWA III
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J, nj. R0RJySON.
INSPECTORS NOTICI

IMPORTER and Dcaler in Hardware, Iron, Stoves
! Nails &c, Front-5trcet, doors South of Market, vii
miugt0u, y. G. [3Ov7-1y1
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Terms OF subscription.


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TERMS a. ADVERTISING.

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