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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-08

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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30
Valuable Farm and Business otanA

i'OR SALE, siIuase in Lsvis township.
L Calon Co., PeBn'a, Containing 10
Acres, more or lees, about twenty aerss d
good timber, the remainder clear ssd N Q
good state Of cultivation. On il are erected .
good Bank Barn, large two storey Dvellisg
House. Spring House and other out buildings
a large Orchard. and never failing wstes Ia
the BARNARD. About half the farm is lane'
stone ground,
Also another tract Of land, adjoining ~
above farm, Containing about IS Acres all
cleared. on which are erected a new Fousdsy
and Machine Shop 80 feet hy 81 feeA thsse
stories high, with a Black smith Shop. 6s,
attached. II contains a Steam EhFine OF tsu
horse power, turning !aihes. drills. saws Ooh
circular and uprigh.,) planer. and variety
OF ioois belonging 10 a Machine Shop. Alse
three good dwelling houses, an e1esiises
spring of never failing wafer, and sas0
Orchard Of choice fruit.
This properly would make also n sxese
lent Tannery, being situated 10 good eoua.
try for bark, and good water handy 10 The
building, which can be piped into the building
with but liiie cost. A large business u
manufacturing Clover Hullsrs has been ear.
ried On BY this establishment II will BE- sold
TO suit purchasers, with as much Of the Ma.
chinery as the buver may want. For further
particulars. apply TO the subscribers reading
on and near the above mentioned premises.
JOSEPH SANDERa.
GEO. W. MYERS.
Aug. Attorneys IN fact Of Chrissias Rsi(
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30

WILL be offered on the premises OF
w SAMUEL RAssom, deceased, late Of
ChilIisquaque TIP, Northumberland Co. on
Tuesday, Sd Nov. next,
the following PERSONAL PROPERTY, via.
Three Horses, Colts, 3 Heilers. 10 Sheep.
irst-rate young Durham bull full blooded,
breeding Sow and Pigs.
Piows. Cultivalors, Harrows, share in roller.
horse Wagon, Two horse spring Wagon.
same nearly new with tongue and shafts,C
riage, Sleigh, Sled, Carriage Harness, Wagon
aud Plow harness. Cow chains, Log chain.
Grain Fan, Scoop Shovel. Rakes. Fcrks. Sho-
vels, Hoes, Footboal, Carpenters Tools and
Post Augur, Corn and Potatoes by the boshel,
Hay by the ton. Corn Fodder by the bundle.
Grain in the ground, q lot Of Lumber, Broom
Machine, fine lot of Broomcorn, Vinegar by
the barrel, copper Kettle, small brass Kettle,
large iron Kettle, empty Barrels, buffalo Robe.
Saddle and Bride, Steelyards. Cooking Stove
and fixtures, ,Parlor wood Stove, Tables Chairs.
Churn. Buckets. Crooks. Tinware and great
number of articles too tedious TO name.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A NJ, said
day, when attendance will be given and con-
dItions made known BY
JACOB RUDESBACGH,
pd Administrator with the " i'll e 1ed
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30
Farms for Sale.

TNhE subscriber offers for sale at rfive1e
Sale Two Farms situated near IL
borough of Harlieton.
One in Hartley township, containing ahsss
$50 Acres. ADJOINING lands Of Jacob Fssas
Jacob Smith and others, with good HeasAs
Barn, and other buildings thereon.
The other in Lewis township, contaiataG
about $50 Acres, with new Brick Aoss%
Bank Barn and other Ouibuildings, adjoinaa1
land Of VIM Hoffman, VIM Wolf and 0thsss..
For further information, inquire Of ~
subscriber. residing in Hartley township. e
Of SAMUEL HAurr Esq. in Hartie'on bosos&h-
Oc,l4 Ry. B. LINCOLN
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30
Orphans Court Sale,

TN pursuance os an order Of the Ovphssss
| Cour, oil Union county, the unders.sasAs
Guardian Of The minor children Of hsasy
Diefenderfer. late Of White Deer iownsSips
said county, decd will expose to Public Sale
on the premises, on MONDAY. Nov. 70. ieea.
the following described Real Estate. TO wits
An improved Tract OF Land. situate - While
Deer township. Union County. adjoining lands
of Joseph X. Meyer. heirs OF >. r: nsssss'
decd land of George Bado aud o:hets sec'
aiming rhiIty-fve Acres, more OF kss, v'us
the appearances, on which is youss sses-
ing Orchard OF choice fruit. The improve
mrnls are, good TWO storey Dwelling hoess'
Barn, and other necessary buildingss witn
Well Of yvrd wstsr the dwelling houss-
Sal. TO e1tn nenee 10 O'Clock In this fssoeoo -
day, when Terms Will DO mads known BY
GuaYdfap Of the minor children of HssTy Das0so1e.
Oct. 70, 1868. III ossv
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30
Estate of Jacob Yerger.
(oo1 Nonce Of Partition of Estate OF
L. .. Jacob Yerger, late Of the Borough
/N of Hartleton, deed.

y. .. Jacob Yerger, late Of the Borough
tOO Of Hapieton, deed.
Writ Of Partition of the Rss Estate ofJscob f.rset
late the borough of srte'on Union county decd
is.u. ont Of the Orphans Court held at L-sishurs in
and for ssd unity q Union the 18th day Of September
A. D. 1855 and 10 directed, setting forth that tns
aforesaid Jacob Ysrger, dill the 9th day OF July A.
D. Isss make his last Will and trstamsnt in which he
made deposition ofths grratsr part o. ms reai e-.e
Said will duly proved bef'rs the Register Of Cnn
county, aud letters t-stamentary issu-d TO 1ohn
md Lewis Yer-er tho executors therein named inN
sid eft iss six children b'ng TO VIZ Iohn.
residing in the Borough Of Harti!toL u sa'd eoshs
Edward resifug In Lewis town ship, in said county
Catharins intsfynarrsd with subn Hnups Sesdins ~
Trevorton Northum mbsrand coubty. Lewis. also resif
ing in said borough Of Hsrtiebn. and EDfiy - .lso
residing in said borough. she byug minor and hs,os
Daniel Lang for hey guardiaY; and the issue " ~, 49,
DECEASED dnushtsrsto Wit his daughter 1as M, hx
him is.us foor children to yit: samuel Bl"essh he
resides In Hartley town7 7hip, John Rlsrkford woe
with J.s. Krsmer and I'd d-s in M,ihem. Csntre Co.
and Chesty Dtermsrried With William BAKER anu -
sides IN Mid ieburg. snyner county and sN-r tne a'n
OF said John Blaekford, Juits Ann late julia tun
Yrry.r, married jess. smpse Of said borough Of ar
Teton by whom she had issue tive children. 10 wit :
Mary samps-l aud saylx pse Who are both Ionors
and have Edward Yefger Tor their guardian and The
other deceased daughter Of said tsfor, Elizabeth who
was intermarried w1h WIN. L. MuArer, aud left issue
daughter named Edna. who Is hinor over fourteen
years of age and has GuardianA And further he
represents that said father died seized o the 'oo~
ing described real estate, OF which be Vetecs no noe
Of in said will and trstsment 10 wit: tiuestnre
quarry situate in Lewis township. Union county, Two
rod. in and six rods long sdjoinp OF oeorge
Brcucher. jacob ibsb and the Public rdrd also the
vided half part ola tract Of timber lahd tuat- 10
Levi. township Union county containina SIXTY eght
acres more less adjoining lands Of Anthdpy Ls-'rs
John and IszAc Relish. Jacob Fees and ButiAo Mount
ain; and also tract of land situate in Hartley town
shin Union county, being improved land, cAutsinins
thirty-niu acres less. adjoining lands OF pani
Strouss, Marx Haifpeuny, Henry Latshsw, and David
Aey.
NOTICE Is hereby given to the heirs and legal repre-
sentavss Of the Of the sforesat Jacob frrrr
decd, that Inquest TO make Partition or VARIATION
of the above described real estate will be held on the
pr.mis on Tuesday, tn. 9th day Of November IsoS
10 meet at the public house of Vim wofp the borough
Of Hsrtieton. county aforesaid, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
sh.riGs once, Lswisburg, Oct "a. 1868.
l. 4 ALRRIGIIr. SheriI.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30
How Soldiers like the Election News.
pR. Extract from private letter to a cit
izen of Lewisburg, dated
Hid. Ours. 10Th Reg. P. v,

kkAp IItiu d iCtSSi W . Wv
izen of Lewisburg, dated
Hid. Ours. 10Th Reg. P. ",
CHATTANOOGA, Oct. 1S, 1868.
We last evening received bulletin
from Gen. Rosecrans, announcing that
Ohio would give Brough 100000 maj.
Iowa $4,000. And Curtin reelected in
Pennsylvania. l had the boys get in
front of the tent, got out the Band, and
the tallest yelling l ever heard. We
made the welkin ring-craEy with joy.
All the regiments were shouting over the
news. We then went over to Col. Sir
wells, 18th p. w., aud had jolly old
time, keeping it up until midnight-late
hours for soldiers, can tell you.
You can not imagine how joyful the
soldiers arc that you have rebuked the
Copperheads, for We hate them more than
we do the Rebels. Our day is coming,
and those of us who live to return home
will fully repay them for their insults to
US and the Old Flag.
The Ohio boys had a vote, and the
traitor Val got mighty few Of them, l can
tell you. Those who did vote for him,
were, without single exception, deser-
tiers, and skedaddlers from the battle field.
With Lincoln as President, and Curtin,
Brough & Co., at the head of the State
Governments, who can doubt but that our
success is certain!
Thank God. Vallandigham and Wood
ward were kept from crippling the efforts
of the Administration in the overthrow Of
the Rebellion.
The Rebel camp is in full sight Of us,
and with our glasses We can see the men
moving about their camps, their dress pa
rades, DC. Our pickets report that the
Rebels were yelling last night as much as
We were. They had received news that
the Democrats and Republicans were figh-
ting in Ohio and Pennsylvania, and that
the Republicans had no hopes of carrying
the election except at the point of the
bayonet. Such are the dispatches that
are sent to their troops to keep them up.
j. III. Is.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30

WThe junior member Of the firm having
attended the College Of Pharmacy. and had
number Of years experience in the Drug and
Prescription business, both in the country And
Philadf: f:phia. feels competent to compound
any prescription that the Physicians or public
may favor then with.
We invite d call. feeling confident that We
can supply the wants of all. on terms to lheI
satisfaction. Q. G. BENNETT,
Levis5urg, Oct 80. w. A. BENNETT
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30
FARM FOR SALE.

TNHE subscriber offers for sale The Fasm
upon which he resides. in East Bvda.
Ice township. mile and half south Of Lev.
sburg. II contains 81 Acres more or less.
all cleared and in good state of culliv aiios,
together with 10 Acres of Timber Land nsss
by. The Farm improvements are a Frame
- Dwelling House, Frame Barn. Tenant
E.EA House, and suitable Ou,buildings. L
good Spring near the house, and stream Il
wafer flows through the farm. Also al kinds
of fruit, of the best varieties.
The Farm is bounded on the north By Wn
Brown, east by Penny and Gundv. south By
the Smoketown and river road, west By jssok
Gundy.
For Terms, enquire on the premises.
April 6, 6Sm6 GODFREY deer
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30
Real Estate.
ORPHANS COTIRT SALE

DY virtue of an order of the Orphans Lour
ID of Union county. will be sold at Public
sale, on the premises, on Friday. the 18th
Nov. 1863, at p. NJ, the following described
Real Estate:
No. 1, all that certain tract Of land, situate
in White Deer township, Union county,
bounded by lands of Jacob StahI. Paul Diet
fenderfer, Samuel Gemberliag. Joseph Kline.
Widow Robins, and others. containing 100
Acres more or less, having thereon erected
two Dwelling Houses, Barn. ana o'ner out
buildings with The appurtenancss.
No 2, all that certain lot Of ground situate
in the town of New Columbia, numbered In
the town-plan of said town No .. adjoining
Lot No on the south, Water street on the
west, and the eusquehanna river on the east,
containing one fourth of an acte mors o. less.
with the appuriepances.
Sale 10 commence At enc o'clock In the
afternoon of said day when terms and eondi-
lions Will Be made known by
THOMAS AkeCCklL,
AdmiaiytTstor OF Dawn SrHPIfs, deed
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30
FOR THE STAR . CHRONICLE.
KNOXVILLE, Sept. %, 1868.

~ ASOc.
Yesterday, a very large mail brought us
letters and papers, which gave the news
from the dear ones at home. 1t was the
first we have had since leaving Crab
Orchard, KY, the 10th inst.
At last, We are in that strong Union
place, where our much neglected East
Tennesseans have been SO long prosecuted.
Thank God they are now free. and can
again speak their sentiments without being
murdered for so doing. They are speak
ing not only by words, but they are acting
too, and that in the right way. Would
more Of Pennsylvania sons would do as
they are now doing, and the whole
North, too then this war would soon end.
These noble sons of East Tennessee are
flocking to US by the hundreds, and enlis-
ting in our armies. Six companies, Of
100 each, was raised in one vicinity in
two days. / heard one say he had been
in the mountains for eighteen months,
and now intended travelling the high road.
l have heard old men of 80 say, we will
form companies Of old men, and call our
selves National Guard, and will guard
Rail Roads ard Bridges, and then our
sons can follow along in the armies. They
are making good their word. All these
men want, is arms and ammunition, which
is being furnished them now. They will,
they say, keep East Tennessee clear from
all future troubles
Parson Brownlow's house has been oc-
cupied during his absence by Rebel it
is vacant now, and is waiting the coming
of its owner, who will be here in October.
His son, John, is already here, and doing
good service in the ranks for the Union
cause he is Colonel. The sufferings
that these people have endured, is beyond
description. Barbarians never acted so
cruelty to mankind. And why? Just
because they were true to their country.
A word about the election. / have
tried my utmost to get home, to vote, once
more, for that patriot and soldiers friend,
A. G. Curtin. Ihave had a presentiment
that he would be reelected, and hope and
pray it may prove to be true. l can not
think the good people of Pennsylvania
would be guilty of voting aginst man
that has been tried so effectually and was
not found wanting in any particular, and
risk the reins of our glorious and noble
State in untried and inexperienced hands,
and particularly so, in one who we soldiers
all believe to be Copperhead and politi-
cal trickster, and no friend of the soldier.
We have the same opinion of Lowrie, that
we have Of Woodward.
Yesterday We expected to be off to
Chattanooga, but the Rebels made an at
tempt to cross the river within Is miles of
Knoxville; so part of our division and
some cavalry took after them and repulsed
them /; we killed and wounded quite
number and took 800 prisoners among
the prisoners were 4 Indians; they were |
part Of Pegram's forces. They have fall
en- back to Athens, some 40 miles. Old
Burnside is here, on the lookout for them.
We are anxious to meet them; we will
give them a warm reception. Everything
moves along quietly in Knoxville, and the
'iti1eus say better order they never had
han now. Kind regards to all. Doc.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30
DteU,

In Lswisburg 9th inst, HENRY PEUDER, aged 81
years.
10 Cbilisqusque, 18th inst, ELIZABETH wife OF
John POETH, aged - years.
In L-wisburg, 18th inst, daughter Of Charles
J. SrAHL, aged about 3ysars
In ChiilisqusQus, 10th inst, Mrs. SARAH FLANA-
GAN, aged 81 years.
In ChiIIisquaaue, 9th inst,- son Of John and
Rebecca NEWMAN, aged II years.
In Lock Haven, July l0,sUSAN wife Of Joseph PAUL,
Aged q years.
In Center county. 2sth inst, aged about 81 years,
JOHN THOMPSON MAGEB, drover, Of Mercer county,
formerly Of Bufiaioe Valley, Pa.
THE funeral Of Mr. JoHS Housuroy is postponed until
Sunday next, at 2, P. MI
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30
YrRlsHED SEMl.NEEKLY.-
|esdsy Morning 4 Friday Afternoon.
FOR PRESlDENT,
lBRAHAM LINCOLN
Hail, West Virginia !!

On Thursday, this new Free State cleo
Jed three Members of Congress. Ravaged
5 it has been by real war, there is no
.Democratic" party known there they
ire all Union men, or Rebels. All the
|andidates running for Congress, were
Fiends of the Administration, professedly.
PITrsBURe, Oct. p.
Western Virginia follows Pennsylvania
ind Ohio and elects by large majorities
Blair, Brown and Whaley, unconditional
Union men, to the next Congress.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30
Postponed Audit.

TINE undersigned has been appointed by
the Orphans Court of Union county as
Auditor TO distribute the balance in the hands
of James F. Linn, Executor Of ALEXANDER
GRAHAM, late OF Lewishurg, deceased. and
will meet the persons interested in said estate
at the Grand Jury Room. IN Lewisburg. on
FRIDAY the 18th day of November. 1863. at 10
o'clock, A NJ A. SWINEFORD, Aud'r
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30
LeWisburg Bank,

OCT. 10, Is63.-The Annual Election for
" Directors will be held al the Banking
House on MosDAr the 18th day OF November
next, between the hours of o'clock A NJ and
3 clock, r NJ. And on TuKsDAr the Sd day
of November next, General Meeting of the
Stockholders will he held at the Banking
House. DAVID BEBER, Cashier
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30
Estate Of Gottlsib smaltzrsid, decd.

WHEREAS, Letters Testamentary upon
w the estate of Gouleib Smaltzreid, late
Of Lewisburg. Union county, decd. have
been granted to the subscriber, in due
form Of law, notice is hereby given to aiipes-
sons knowing themselves TO be indebted 70
said estate, to make immediate payment;
and those having claims against the same,
will present them duly authenticated Tor SET
,lemen,. 10 Ls. sTERNER. Exeet
Lewlsburg, Oct. 5, 1863 pd
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30
A SalVe for Piles.

T HAVE on hand for sale, al 25 cents rer
pot, CERTAIN CURE for that distress
sing disease. 1t Is an old preparation, long
tested, which never knew TO fail, and can
give names Of persons cured to those asking
il. CHARLES MACS
River Road, Lewisburg, Sept. 8
For sale also at Goodmsn's Store
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30
For SALE.

A LII tha, wellknown Farm, contrasting
n 50 Acrea
more or less. situated in Lewis Twp. Usiea
Co, adjoining lands Of Jacob Moore. Jacob
Roger and others, and Penns Greek. The
improvements are . good House and Barn, q
Carriage House. and ether eoasenisas Oct
buildings-al kinds OF Fruit.of . superior
quaiity-runn,us Wafer on the Farm-Abcss
10 or IL acres in Timber. the balance elssrs3
and in a good slate Of cultivation.
ALSO the half Of lot Of ground situated
on the Limestone Ridge. adjoining lsae sf
George Ruhl aud others and containing seoos
so perchss.
For further particulars. enquire of VIZ. q
sNIrs, on the premises, or Of
JACOB SPIGELMOYER
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY,

NOR SALE.-That new, well-built,
two-storey, double Brick Mansion.
with an Out Kitcben. and Barn on the prs0L
ses al the xes; end of Market St.. LevisbsrR,
between 7th and sth SIS. There Is Well o.
the Lot. and all kinds of good Fruit Tfess
growing. Lot "a ieei 'front.'
June %. REUBEN SNYDER ;,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30
FOR SALE,

a VALUABLE fARMs
CITUATED mostly in the Borough of AaA
y tletoR. adjoining the village on the nortA
and extending almost its entire length, max.
ing its division and sale into lots quite cosvs.
nient, containing l57 Acres, is of which
Hsaare well Timbered. small Stream %
- Wafer flows nearly through its eentra.
The Improvements are a good Frame -
House and Bank Barn. with q Tenant -
House at the North end Of the farm. Two
Apple Orchards, one in full bearing, the
younger beginning to bear.
Also ITO Acres Of Timber Land.
situated In Hartley township.
For Terms, apply TO
Mas AGNES 8. WILSON.
EIeeHsrix efL r. Wlssn, Sss,A
9s7ms1 or WM.P.WiLSON, Hartleios, Pa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30
NOTICE.

A FINAL Examination of Teachers for
~ Union county. will be held SATURDAY,
3lsi Oct. inst, at O'Clock. A NJ, in North
Ward Public School-house, Lewisburg. All
who wish to teach, and have not been exam
ined heretofore. will present themselves, as no
private examinations will be given.
JOHN A. OWENS, Sup.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30

Wines and Liquors. expressly for
good quality, would DO veil to calf before purchasing
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30

For month past, Generals Meade
and Lee-like two experienced and
skilful bOxers-have been advancing
and retreating, alternately, between
the line of the Rappahannock, and Of
the Bull Run delences. Lee again
attempted his former schemes to get
our forces at disadvantage, but was
foiled by Meade, who now seems to
hold Lee on the defensive. 1t has
been an exhausting month, without a
material advantage to either side.
The Rebels seem to be reinforcing
at the Southwest, where great events
are anticipated. Grant has driven
the Rebels from Lookout Mountain,
and M'Pherson has defeated them at
Canton, Miss. Burnside is busy. But
Lougstreet is reported moving upon
Grant from below, and Ewell to East
Tennessee through S. W. Virginia.
Forts Wagner and Gregg opened
fire on the nearest Rebel detences in
Charleston harbor.
Foreign advlCeS indicate changes
of public sentiment favorable to the
Union cause.
The us. 5.2Os now sell at the rate
of Two Million dollars a day!
-O~-~~~~~~-~~~~
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s,-The Secretary
Of the Treasury will pay of all the troops
on the first Of November. There are
means 10 the treasury to do it with, and
no soldier will have cause Of complaint
after the first Of next month, against the
! Government, for lack Of money. The
disbursement Of money will be very large
during the next two or three weeks in all
parts Of the country.
The Agricultural Fair as Milton had
but few attractions as an exhibition OF
agricultural aud mechanical products, but
vas largely attended.
There was severe frost end considera-
bic snow, that lay on the ground, near
St. Louis, 22d Of Oct.
Peuusylvsuia's quota Of men to be fur,
nished under the late call for 300, 900
volunteers, will be IS, ,26S.
Uuiou meetings are being held through
Maryland, aud Judge Kelly, Of Philad.,
10 addressing them.