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IustIce from an Opponent.

All the respectable Bell and Douglas papers
have abandoned the charge made against Mr..
Breckenridge alluded to in the following arti-
Gle, which we copy from the National lntelli-
cencer" of the 4th inst Still, as it is kept up
in some Of the more unscrupulous sheets, We
give the article as an eternal e1tinguisher OF
this SANDER The charge is, or was. that Mr..
Breckenridge said in his Tippecanoe speech,
that he belonged to no party which favored
the extension of slavery. The "Intelligcncer"
says:
We have not been able to procure an anthem
tic report Of the speech delivered by Mr. brech-
inridge at Tippecanoe, in 1856, and we nave
reason to believe that no such report was ever
furnished to the press 1t is within our power
however, to place before our readers inc suo'
stance of his remarks made on that OCCASION
as acknowledged by Mr. breckenridge soon
after their utterance; for, question having
been early raised with regard to the accuracy
of the reported speech, prominent democrat
of Louisiana. Mr.. r. W. Miles, who was pre-
sent at its delivery, took occasion, on the !th
of October. 1856, without attempting to give
"tbe exaet words used by Mr.. BrecSnridge, "
~ W state their purport in the following terms
Mr.. Breckenridge insisted that no party
chose patriotism was bounded by geographi'
caI lines. or that fixed its attention exclusively
on sectional interest could honestly admins
ter the Government. This Mr.. Fremonts par
ty proposed to do. 1t proposed to array the
people Of sixteen States against those of fifteen
States, not as man against man, but as commu
mites against communities; the one side led on
by illogical prejudices and unreasoning. ianatl
cism, the other standing firm in the defence o o
property, life and liberty. 1t was against sucl
parties that the Father of his country nas
raised his warning voice in his Farewell Ao
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-28
New York Times! Attention I!

We are authorized to announce the fact that
the Commissioners appointed TO contract Tor
the establishment Of a Virginia State Armory,
having recommended for tho consideration OF
the Governor contract with the firm OF Joseph
R. Anderson & Co., Of this city, Gov. Lctchel'
after full consideration Of the matter, has ssgh-
fed his approval Of the proposed CONTRACT.
None of our Richmond contractors had urSeo
q proposal before the Board OF Commissioners
previous to the report that there was proba-
bilitv of the contract being gi7en to North
ero house; and with the lights then be-
fore them, the requirement OF their ONCE
would probably have induced the Commission
ers to give the contract to the hrm OF Ames i
Co., Of Massachusetts,.
But so soon as attention was called to thi:
state of affairs through the columns Of ths
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Administrator, and for himself and other heirs.
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4 VERY FINE GULPEFEE fAIfM Al

AUCTION.
4 Executors OF John Cooke Green We shall on MON
N DAY, THE TENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1860, IL
fair II not the next fair Jay, sell at public auction
"Greenwood," i" the following tracts OF land
1st The tract Of land Known as "Grecuwood," he ato
residence Of Mr. Green.) containing nine hundred
This tract has heen for regarded Of the finest
Culpeper Cour. Honss Immediately the Orange and
Alexandria Rail RoGd About nney-two acres are in tim
ber the residue cleared and in high state OF Improvement
improved BY It's late owner with view solely 10 produc
veuess md with expectation Of selling it, II Is divided
into fields with never failing water n each flowing to
the South giving nearly the whole of the land Eastern
Southern and Southeastern exposure. 1t is thoroughly
drained by open and secret bitches, the latter laid with
stone The sol! OF the grarey red:rein Of Piedmont
Virginia. finely adapted 10 the growth Of corn wheat ind
the various grasses.
The improvements large and coiomojious DWELLING
and Outhouses, Of the most substantial character For
fertility OF SOIL facilities market henlthness and beauty
Of location advantages OF society," OF schools churches &c
could be conveniently divided into three tracts as to
give abundant supply Of never-fans water to each
The purchaser will have the election to take another tract
OF wood land, situated In the Flat Grounds about one
mile distant, containing ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
slX ACHES and SO much OF larger tract OF FIVE HIN.
DEED AND SEVEN ACRES OF wool land also In the "Plat
Grounds about mile further oil, rs he may choose, at
prices be made known by before the sHe of "Green
wood"
md Should the purchaser Of "Greenwood" elect
take the One Hundred and Sevehyx Acre Tract shat will
he sold immediately after the sale OF "Grtenwood
Sd. Should the purchaser Of " Grren|o0d" elect mol 10
take the Five Hundred and Seven Acre Tract, only
part thereof so much thereof as the purchaser Of
Greenwoou snail take, VIII Oe
the sale OF tile One Hundred and SeyenLySiS Acre Tract
The Five Hundred and Seven Acre Tract il covered with
fine growth of Timber, consisting OF white oaL, post oak
J hickory, ash, &c.
TERMS OF SALE.-onsfourth Of the purchase money In
cash. the ressduein three annual instruments with Interest
from the day OF sale be secured by bonds with security
be approved by uE, nnd deed Of trust up7n the prem
| iscs.
Possession given for the purpose of seeding wheat
the purchaser complies with the terms Of sale and
full possession the crop gathered and the
Slaves and perishabe property 'cl Either Of us or Mr.
Edwards the overseer viii lake pleasure In showing the
| properly.
JAMES ". GREEN, Culpppcr C. H., Va.
GEO. NORTON Eaccoon Ford, Calprper Co.
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Iudse Lons.treet,s Letter.

In another column we publish letter, al
dressed by Hon. A. B. Longs'Teet' OF Ge1rs'a,
to the British public, through tas @. Loneon 90;
od Mr. DALLAS in the Statistical Congress which
recently met in London. The Washington
Constitution well remarks
sit is most dignifed and at The same time
severe criticism upon the conduct not CT Lord
Brougham solely, but also Of the Congress
which applauded him for his ill-timed is''ty c'
ilI.mcant fling, whichever way his lora:hii'
NAV have intended his allusion TO the presence
Of the negro in the Congress. Judge Long,
stree, asserts as justly as oftily the title ol hs
country to better treatment than to be 'h"s
deliberately insulted in the face Of Europe
and though the argumentum ad homi"tm !:
not new, its force as applied in this able seiieI
cannot be denied lull recognition The te!:.
perate, courteous, yet manly and bold tone OF
the communication, cannot be TOO highly
commended"
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EXECUTORS, sALEoE yALMAELE,

EXECUTORS, SALE or yALIAELE,
REAL, AND Personal ESTATE ~ LOUISA co.
pY virtue OF authority vested in us by the last viii and
ID OF John L. Branham, dec We viii SELL at
public auction the premi.rs 10 the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, the EIGHTH DAY Of SEPTEMBER, lSGO, n
valuable Tract Of Land known as "DOWELLS. formerly
the residence Of the late Patrick Niche, dec lying In
Louisa county Immediately the va. Centrul Railroad
within miles Of Gord nsvile and Lindsey turnout
and n,ainng by recent survey, 5s acresabout 100 OF
which are cleared and In good state Of cultiratonan
the balance In original growth.
This land Is located in OF the heathest and most de-
sirsbe regions in Virginia, Immediately under the South
West mountains and offers great inducements for those In
OF Summer retreat. The quality OF the land gooh
the entire farm Is veil watered by large creek which r
verses IT, well by numerous smaller streams The
Dwelling House and other Buildings are good.
Any further description Is unnecessary as persons e5
ring 10 purchase Invited to call and for themselves
Mr. NJ Butler, the manager the prrmcs, Will take plea
In showing them 10 any one. Persons coming from
distance either the farm attend tho sale, Will set
oil At Gordonsyllle or Lindsays depot.
We will also sell, at Tie same time and place. the planta.
tion utensils the stock Of cattle consisting OF Mich Cows
and Reeves and several fine Mules anu horses.
TrgMs-Liberal and made known oil day Of sale ANY
further information may be had by addressing WILLIAM II.
CRANE, Charlottesville, Va.
WILLIAM II. CRANK, Executor
ANNIE BRANiIAM, ! Exscu,riS
Aug 1l-ctls or John J.. RrnulIAm, dec d.
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". TASCEY. W. W. HaEHi
YANCEY & HARRISON,
80. 2la MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA

no 2lH MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
OLD WINES, BRATDiEs, IFfIHss :" LIQUORS CIGARS
CHOICE FAMILY f1iIH GROCERIES,
tAL1 the attention of their friends and the public gen
~ orally 10 the following splendid assortment Of goods
which they will keep constantly on hand and OYER OF 10"
pr!tes:
iIennessey, Dark and Pale; otaTd d.; Vine Growers
Company; Champagne; Oh. lhlYet Co.. Phe' CaShlon
Co., Including some Of the oldest yintugcs.
CHAMPAGNE.
Mumms celebrated brands, "Gold Seal, "Royn Rose,
Most chandons "Green ssal,n Heldsck, (pIpes) and
The Associates Yerzenay-quaIts and pints.
CLARET WINES.
From medium TO highest grades among which are Cruise
ls freres brands or "St Julien, "Paulac, Chateau
Auae" 'Chauteau Rsuzan, " "St. Estephe' and ""lou
ton,"
Natll'l johnson j. Sons "Sl. Lambert"
larlon & Guestier's win de Graves" "Dataiiey,
"ponict Canc ""IIaue Sau,erne," "Florac, "Lansoa
s.. Julian" &C.
"sparklng Moselle." "Spnrkliug liock: "koalgs Mo-
eel, "Assmunluussr, ,""Ilau. Sag.eFnr' e." &C.
"oli Braganzs "Sandrrasn Co." aud old White Port
bottled In Uporto Burgundy PORT Pure Juice, &c In wood
sHERRIEs AND MADE1IAs,
0 varons grades, including larmonys Sup Amon'ii!a
TO- Topaz II. parcJa, Reserve Madeira, Sicily hadea &c
HOLLAND GlS.
CABINET ana other brands VOLTS schIedam schuaprs.
RUM
uh, JamuIra oi the purest quality, from the London
D5css
WHISTLES.
Humgur.iLsr's, Bourbon, and other bran'ls.
CORDlALS.
Curacao, MaraschIno, Anisate, Ab.inthe, boxers ht
tcr..
PORTER.
HILBERT. LONDON aud Guinness Extra publn Stout, III
un,s And iupcrls plnis Muir 4 Sons Scotch Ale.
HAVANA CIGARS,
o. the following brands Figaro Caoanasr Eo'e OF san'
,,l
Ocean bird Flor de Saia Flor de 10 Rama Rtien seneca
viary vIlar Pilantropa, Ahelo arbali, Ride, bouquet
La Flor Chinesca &C., &c.
ALSO,
choice selection OF GRoUERlEs, conslng Q: Rehheg
Sugars Java Coffee Green aud Black Teas, Spiced and
Smoked Salmon No. Mucserei, sardiaes Cheese, acca
roni, vermIcel, starch, &c, &c. ,.,,,,
Also, all of Crosse & Dackwels celebrated sneLs, @
Sauces lustaFds Pickles &C. Brs. BordeanX oiiy1 El
Caprrs, French Mustard, Wine Vinegar, &c., Sc.
July 2I-h&clm
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WILL proceed to sell TO the hishes, bidder on SAFER
DAY. the st day Of September, lsG0, (f fair II not
the fair day-exccp Sunday,) the valuable Milling
Property known the "DIASA MlLLS lying In the coun-
" OF Buckingham the Of Slate river, never.
falling stream.
It has been recently reatted from bottom to top with
cast gearing and with wrought iron sa,!ng, upon the most
modern plans by Of the best mlrgts In The State
There are three Of stones-two and pair Of
wheat burrs II Is known 20 be- and Is acknowledged TO be-
one Of the best stands In the State. hns averaged 90
barrels of toll per for the last ~ years The
Hour ground hi this mil! Is unsurpassed. The meal Is ac'
knovrtged he superior 10 ground nj any mill At
tachrd Z Of land lying ho aldes oil said
river divided Into four Convenient lots Upon II Is young
Orchard OF 40 trees OF variety Of fruits OF the choicest
selections The improvements consist of new frame
Dwelling containing six convenient rooms with passages
store-rooms &C., newly painted; convenient Storeouse
commodous Luinber.house, Blacksmith Shop, and all
other necessary ououses, new palcd Garden; also,
Saw Mil, but out OF repair.
All who in want NJ such property will call and exam
Inc for themselves may always be fouul at home
will take pleasure in showing To any person faTnrng me
with q call.
TERMs:-0nc two, three and four years, In equal H.
stanents bonds with approved security, bearing niere1
from date, nnd title retained rs further security.
Right and title good-all TO deed OF trust executed 10
Dr. H. c. Jones sos & running four Years from "a day
OF last April whom the las, instancnt will be transfer
red to secure said deed. Address
WaI. J. FuSTATSE, Diana Mills,
Ju,y 2G-c3w buckingham county Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-28
LAND FOR SALE

TITLE subscribers will on the 4h day Of SEPTEMBER,
Il 1862 Qf fair If not the next fair day thereaer) offer
FOR SALE the premises public auction tract Of Land
"Cobham,' lying James River, In the county
OF Cumberland containing about eight hundred acres nd
joining the lands Of William II Mayo and others and
~ opposite the town Of Columbia. Seventy OF
said land James River low grounds Of the first quail
growth with large quantity Of excellent plant land The
balance land Is In good state Of Improvement and
well adapted the growth Of the crops usually grown In
this section Of Virginia. On Is large dwe!lughousc and
the ual out.builjnGs and fine young orchard apple
and peach OF the select kinds This place Is we'll
watcred and prnverbial far health.
TERMs-0ne-thrd cash; the balance in tTo equal install
ments credits OF and two years. the purchaser giving
bonds nnd title withheld until all the money IL paid
The subscribers will also SELL nt public auction, Oh the
1lTI DAY or SEPTEMBER 1860. or fair, If not The ars.
fair day thereafter TWO TRACTS OF LAID, In Louisa
county, the one known LONG CREEK, containing UP.
wards Of eight hundred acres, lying Long CrecE sai
land Is Of good quality, and vel adapted to the growth OF
Corn Wheat Tobacco &C. Said land is well Taterrd has
sufhcIency wood Ind ami has It large and
Portable dwelling house with the usual ouhouscs, ana Is
within six miles Of the Virginia Cenirui Railroad
The other TRACT known "a SHlFTS, IL about tTn miles
and half from Long Creek, containing about f"ur hun.
dred acres one-hnf Of which Is IN woods Of original
growth well iimhpred and situated within quarter uf H
mile nf aud grisi inl, and wi,idn Tour miles =" The
Virginia Central Railroad
The sole Of the last Tracts Of Land sill lake p!l
Long Creek.
TERMS:-The same a. for Cobhal.
Persons wishing further Information In reference hGy
Of said lands will address ". G. r. NELSON Jackson,
Louisa county, Va, Dr. ROBERT E. NELSON CGunLih,
Fluvanna county, Va. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-28
AUCTION SALES.

LAND FOR SALE, ADJOINING AND
TRIAL RAILROAD, FORTY MILES ABOVE RICHMOND,
IN THE COUNTY or HANOVER; ALSO, CATTLE,
SHEEP, HOGS &c.
WlLL be sold on the premises, Mt Public Auction, on
w MONDAY, THE SEVENTEENTH OF SEPTEMBER
next II fair und If not the next fair day thereafter, and 10
continue from ay day. until completed, three tracts OF
Land belonging to the estate OF the late Lnnceot Phps
Two of the up Beaver Dam Depot, being d..
vded ny the Raliroad tho the north slide Of Kali
road with buildings and the Depot contain, about
800 acres and the other the south side the Kairohd
contains about lao These TWO tracts will be surveyed
before the sale The other trnct, about mile from ns
SANG Deot contains about e acres and lot OF loa
acres separated by lane from thu latter.
Ihese lands are welwatered, have ample timber and
Grrwood arc suited TO the growth of Corn Wheat and To-
bacro and for health location Ia more healthy.
The stock OF Cattle Sheep Hogs Farming Utensils House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, &c, will hr sold at The
time.
TgRlS SALEFor the Land one-feurh OF the purchase
money cash. and the residue IN three equal nstamcns Of
ne Twelve and eighteen months, with bond and good
curity, with Interest from date and deed OF trust the
land
For the personal property, all sums OF $40 and under
cash. and all over that moe months credit with bond
and goo security, with interest from date The Cattle and
Sheep improved STOCK large and fat tne beef and mutt
ton, nne mich COWS, oxen, &c.
The undersigned living at Beaver Dam Depot, will show
the Lands to any wishing to buy.
JOHN W. PHILLIPS,
,,t,t.t 4 r,rt, o,,d ,,,rs
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Enquirer lively interest was manifested
by the leading iron men Of Richmond.
Having full confidence ia the integrit, aa:
patriotism of each Of the distinguished gca;lc
men composing the Board Of Commissioner.
We determined to press the matter uutl pre-
posas fully as advantageous as those of ,!r
Ames should be urged By Eirginians for the
contract We expected that SO sooh is thI,
could be effected, our prime object would hc
accomplished.
In the nick Of time, We received MOS. ya.,la
ble assistance from quarter where we .easi
expected it. Taking one Of on. articles rs K:
text, Northern Abolitonlst journal, took up
the subject of the Virginia State Armory, aud
devoted leading article to most elaborate
sneers at the supposed helpleSsness Of the State
of Virginia and the alleged lnferiority of he7
master mechanics.
Our republication OF the article from ;ts
Times: promptly brought matters to cr;:is
Mr.. Joseph R. Anderson at once threw all hia
energies into the work Of perfectipg plans ard
proposals. ever more advantageous to tie
State than those rendered BY Nr. Auics.
We are sincerely grateful for the eiacien; aid
extended to us (howerer unintentionaly) by
the New York Times" Yet we cannot ia..
to be equally grati6ed by the Opportunity oi
demonstrating TO Northern mechanics by
means Of practical example, the manner in
which their interests are served by the sec.
tional malice Of Northorn Abolilions. iou..
nails.
Mr.. A:nes, Of Massachusetts, has lost con
tract which might have secured him large pro.
fits and much additional celebrity. For this
in great measure, be owes deb. of gratitude
to the antislavery Zeal 50 insolent'y manifested
by the Abolitionist editor Of the New York
Wines "
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Aug 9-codlf Messing Ford, Charlotte Co, "
IANn IN CAIsOLINE EOR SALE.

OFFER sale privately until the 1st day ofsepteber
J. small Of land, with handsome cottage-house
thereon with seven large Tooms passages and closets WIN
all necessar. oubuldings for large family. II IN situa
ted In healthy country In retired spot abou; half mile
from Bowling Green whcre there Is daily mall andtwo
miles from Milford, the RckIond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad The location good for female
Boarding School II no; sold privately before the Isl
day CT September will then, OH that day, oirr II at pub
lie auction 10 the highest bidder the premises For par
culars. address the Undersigned ~ Bowling Errcn Carn
line county, IA.
TEhNS liberal HLd uade known OH the day Of sale.
August lI-cwlS SAM. 4. COGlIlLi.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE


FARM IN CUMBERLAND FOR SALE.
NJlSH1N0 to move TO a more Southern State, offer
W for sale my farm, In tue couny Of Cumberland
eight miles south OF the Courthouse and both sides oil
Guinea Creek. The tract contains by survey made In
1872 eight hundred acres and Is divided Into five lelds,
OF them we'll enclosed aud a Of them well waered
there being In addition to the Greek before mentione be-
tween twenty aud thirty never falling springs OF the
finest eessone water che place About one bali Of the
small portion Of original growth large proportion Of
the pine land /, fine timber and plaat land the head OF
OF the sQuarng from seven 10 ten Inches and
the whole OF that knd Of land ,nerspersed with Walnut
Eedbud Dogwoud aud similar growth The soil mostly
light gray, with fine clay subsul and is peculiarly adap.
ted 10 the growth OF corn tobacco and OATS The tract IL
In the heart Of The finest semung ana shipping tobacco
region or the State The improvements consist OF two
story framed DIV elng with six rooms above the basement,
with closets In each and large dining room with
Closets In the basement; An Office ia the yard II by IL
feet story and half hSh and such other outbuildngs
as usually found such favms Besides old orch.
ard there Is young OF five hundred trees recently
SCI out Churches, of the Episcopal Old school, anu Con
ons OF easy the arhcst being not more than
eight miles from the place.
The neichborood is widely justly celebrated for the
intelligence and high moral worth Of Its Inhabitants
will take pleasure in showing the place TO any one
wishing to purchase Address stony pon. Mills, Cum
Aur ss-c1m JOHN TIlOs MILLER, NJ. D.
EXTENSIVE; SALE or HOUSES AND
LOTS AT GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE.
Tg{E undersigned offers sale all the buildings and lots
i Gloucester Ceur House. ntey owned by his father,
John Tab5, decd.
The property consists of Is tencarnls, among which are
one Brick Tavern with Brick Stable lee House, and all
other buildings necessary for conducting large business
Four Store Houses with comfortable dwellings attached
seven other dwelling houses aud shops for saddlers Black.
srn.th,. Tailurs, Carpenters and SaocinaSeTa.
The Tavern ap.l Dwelling Houses have Convenient lots
attached them for gardens aud "her purposes and are
all In good repair
Gloucester Court Rouse is ,us'ed ~ The Midst OF veal
hy and popuous rnunlry AMI is VI the best stands for
business In this section.
The Tavern Nigh; be made very profitable, large ncr-
hpxiy hAy AL
les Of every kind can find constant employment.
Tux TERMS which will be liberal will be made known on
application 10 the subscriber.
J. PROSSER TABB,
Juy 2S-ctf Gloucester Court House.
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,Cn IL sxsanaE I.n, NAY GoSCrisS 4

NNE subscriber who has been appointed and duly quail
4 fed Is guardian Of Elizabeth Haynes, Claiborne
Haynes Harriet Haynes, Virginia Haynes and Willis
iiaynr In the orphans court of jrleTson county In the
State Of Arkansas, will petition the CIRCUIT Court Of Caro-
uc county, In Is state its tern 10 direct Thomas
lIayn.s the guardian u said minors in this State, 10 pay
and deliver the subscriber all personal property and
money in lis hands hrlnnRng 10 said minors In order
that subscriber, gnsan aforesaid, may remove
the said money property 10 the State Of Arkansas.
luu"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-28
AMERICAN A GUANO

J. Y IT. Z ( T,
SOLE AGENT OF THE AMERICAN GUAN0 COMPANY
FOR RICHMOND.
kON TONS OF this valuable GUAN0 in store, AID
OOU offered to the farmers and dealers fertilizer
which has been used during the last three with
satisfactory result equal that obtained by any manure,
and ut 81 per cent price Peruvian per
less than Manipulated Guano.
II will be supplied In bags barrels, at the option OF the
purchaser All packages will bear my name, aud will be
genuine and pure To purchasers large guam
titles |, will be sold upon sat sfac,ory terms.
FELIX H. CAVE, Sole Agent.
AGESTS--M Lacy Lyuchburg; J. K. station, Scottsve,
4. f. will Aucl
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The Valley Democrat says that Judge p'uE
las will return from Norfolk to Alexandria; and
from Alexandria he will proceed TO the White
Ep,phur Springs