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WILEY TOWNSHIP TICKET
JANE LEW TOWNSHIP TICKET

For Supervisor-S B WAGGONER
For Township Clerk S LOWE
For School Commissions. P FISHER
For Over'r of Poor-JAS NJ JACKSON
HOr Inspt'rs Of Election WAGGOyER
'' JOSHUA SrRALEY
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II you want ANY MEDICINE, of any des-
cription whatever, go to Arthur NJ
Dents Drug Store and your wants will
be supplied.
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REcoRpER's DEEDS for Delinquent
Lands for sale at this office. Also a full
supply of blank deeds and all kinds Of
Justices blanks.
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" you want any BOOK, school book, or
any other kind that is NOW PUBLISHED,
you can obtain the same by leaving an
order with A. NJ. Dent, at the PEOPLES
DRUd STORE.
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Eysubscribe for TINS DBnOmAT

A QuApRuPLE CuCuMBER.-Mr. Mat
Mcdaniel the other day placed upon Ou'
table a cucumber-fOur times twin
Therefore take stock in tho Fair.
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The said land embraces lots Of various
areas, containing altogether about 5000
acres, about $500 in Lewis and tho resi-
due in Gilmer County.
These lots were originally parts of a
large boundary owned by Camden, Bal
ley & Camden, and lately surveyed and
partioned to the heirs of Min,er Bailey,
by decree of Court, and have been select
ed for improvement and settlement.
These lots are exhibited on accurate
maps, to be seen ut my office, and are in
dictated thereon by yellow shading.
| will also. at the same time and place,
sell about FIFTEEN ACRES, situate
near Weston, on Buck Hill.
The TITLES to all these lands are I'm.
questioned, and ore free from incum-
brauce, or claim to dover.
u | will sell any of these. lands at PRI-
yATE SALE.
TERMS:
A credit of 6, II, is aud "a months.
the purchaser giving bonds with good Sc
curity, bearing interest.
JOHN BRANNON, 81.
Commissioner.
Weston, W. Va, Oct. 8, 1S70-3t
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II you want nice bottle ofperfume, a
fragrant cake Of soap, nice quality Of
paper. good psn-knifs, pocket-book,
toothbrush, or anything else in the no,
ton or fancy goods line, go to Dents.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-10

DR. GEO. B. MORRIS, Dentist, will
visit our place again on the l4th Of No.
vember, remaining 10 days. r
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The best maple sugar at Edwards

THlSKs.-some person, to US I'M
known, the other day sent US per the
United States mail, handsome vest
but with it came no word of wherefore or
from whom. Why it should b. sent to
us-a millionaire-when there is George
Ross, Bob Hinzman, and host of other
really needy aud anxious claimants for
public favors, we know not. When we
astonisbed our wardrobe by hanging up
that vest by the side Of our other one, the
effect was marvellous. Send Oh, oh most
gracious iacOgnita, and if you will only
let us know when you kick the bucket.
you shall have the finest obituary notice
of which our brain and pen is capale.
Selah! We take stock in the Fair.
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TIE finest Cheese at Brink mans.
WOODEN Bowls at edwards.

POPULATION OF OUR County AND Town.
-Esaias Fetty, Esq. the Deputy Mar
shal appointed to take the census of our
county, has completed the enumeration oil
inhabitants aud other statistical informa-
ton required of him, with the exception
Of a very small margin. He has taken
the town of Weston, as Incorporated, sep
arately from the other portions Of the
county. Our town, as it stood before the
act Of the Legislature Of last winter, cir
cumscribing its proportions, contains
1874 inhabitants, and within its corpo-
rate limits, l 100. The inhabitants be-
tween the present and former limits being
2I4, arc included in the Township enum-
Grafton Of the county; nevertheless, the
inhabitants constitute part Of our town
for every purpose except that of taxation
The county, including the town, contains
population of1O,l65. In 1860, it con.
tanned population offs, 029, which shows
gain of about 81 per cent, and is less
by about 4 per cent than the gain OF The
former decade. The Townships (Outside
of Weston foot up as follows: Wiley,
2,249; Battelle, zoos; Jane Lew,
1854; Sheridan, 1,571; Lincoln
1854.
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NATURES HAIR RESTORATIVE cxcels ev-
erything. No dirt, no sediment, no
poison! Perfectly reliable. 1t does the
work most effectually. A treatise giving
full particulars sent postage free upon ap-
plication to Proctor Bros Gloucester,
Massachusetts,, sole agents, or A. NJ.
Dent, agent for Lewis county. See ad-
yertisement. .i
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Cop FISH at Edwards.

Do you want good Bread, good Flour,
Cakes, Crackers. Biscuits and Yeast. call
on Fred Brinkman
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Dos'r neglec. TO 60 to Ralston's and
take stock in tho Agricultural Society.
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LAKE HERRING and Mackerel at Ed
wards. aTHE ~
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STATE Of Hest Eiryinia :

State O Hest Virginia
At rules held in the clerks Office Of
the circuit cour! of Calhoun county. on
the first Monday in May, 1870.
Peregrine Hays. who sues
in his own right, as we'll US
assignee Of Peregrine
Hays and George " Sill action Of as
colt, late merchants and sumpsi! aud
partners trading under the upon attach
firm, name and style Of nent.
"Hays Il SilcOtt,"
VS..
James Robinson.
The object Of this suit is to recover OF
the defendant the amount Of three single
bills-one ofsaid single bills executed to
Peregriue Hays, dated 9th of April,
1854, for 1923 20 cents, and one ofsaid
single bills executed to Hay, 4 Silcots.
dated 10th July, 1855, due one day after
date, for so II cents, and the other
single bill executed to Hays & Silcot.,
dated 4th of February, 1858, due one
day after date for 81 81 cents, which
last two single bills are assigned to tho
plaintiff, and also to recover Of tho de-
PENDANT the amount of his taxes and levies
for the year 1860, in Calhoun county,
amounting to $40 9S cents, and interest
on said single bills and taxes, and to at
tach the estate Of the defendant, in the
hands of John W. Shapes. sufficient to
pay the same. And it appearing by Aft
dsyis fled with the papers of this cause
that the defendant is not resident Of
of this State, and he not appearing, it is
ordered that he do appear here within
one month after the first publication Of
this order. aud d" what may hr neocssa-
ry to protect his interest in ihi, suit.
Tesia N. 3 FEltREL, k.
Fleming & B-nne,'. PIES a"'Js,
| srp 90 X,
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II you want GOOD and cusAP lamp,
and the bes: quality Of CARBON OIL, OF
non-explosive fluid go to Dents,
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x " you wan. good Coffee, Tea, Sugar
and Syrup, call on Fred Briukman.
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NOTICE.-ln order to be present at
the speaking to-day, Saturday we
sOnd out our paper this week ahead of
time.
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NorIoR EXTRAORDINARY !-Machinists
and all others having use for an extra
article of lubricating oil. can obtain the
same by calling a. A. N. Dents Drug
Store for it. Warranted entirely free
from sand, and all other impurities-only
Is cts per gallon.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-10

LEArHER.-City finished and French
Hips, rs nice az they are made, at very
low prices. LEosIDAs SMITH.
u13-2t
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f.dQUARTzRLY MEErISG.-The third quar-
terly meeting in the Freeman's Creek cir
cult. Of the U. B. Church, will be held
at tho Old Union Church, on the Clarks-
burg pike, three miles below Weston.
The meeting will commence Saturday,
October 80, at13 o'clock. P. NJ, con.
.inuing over Sunday, and perhaps several
days. Our Presiding Elder, Rev. S. J..
Graham, will be there and preach to the
people. The citizens Of Weston and Vi
entity are invited to attend. A. ORR.
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p1O MADE FROM FIFTY CENTS.
SlU Call and examine something urgent.
lyIneeded bY everybody, or samples sent free
BY mail for 80 cents that retails easily for Ter
dollars. Address R. l. VOL COLT, 1871
chatham square, n. Y. Il
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RAT and blouse Traps at Edwards .
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THIRD DAY OF NO TEMBER, 1870

By virtue of a decree Of the Circuit
Court of Lewis County, pronounced in
the cause Of John Branuon, Commission.
er, VS.. Minter Bailey's heirs, l will, on
THE THIRD OF NOVEMBER, 1870,
that being Court day, sell at public sale
to the highest bidder for each tract. at
the front door of tho Court House of
Lewis County, .
SIXTY-THREE TRACTS AND PAR
GELS OF LAND,
on the waters of Sand Fork, Leading
Creek, and other tributaries of the Little
Kanawha River, and NEAR THE SUR
VEYED LINE OF THE WASHING
TON AND OHIO RAILROAD.
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II you want canned Peaches, Pinenp-
pies and Oysters, 20 to Fred Brinkman s.
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Don't forget the Prize Boxes at the
store Of Mr.. Frederick Brinxman, esquire
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-10
THE UNVVRITTEN WORD

by Daniel March, author of the popular might
Scenes" This master in thought and language
shows US untold beauties and riches in the
Great House, with its blooming flowers, singing
birds, waving palms, rolling clouds, beautiful
bow, sacred mountains, delig htful rivers,
mighty oceans, Numbering voices, blazing
heavens, and vast universe with countless oe-
ings in millions ofworlds, and reads to US in
each the Uawritten Word. Rose tinted paper,
ornate engravings, and superb binding. Send
for circular, in which lisa full description and
universal commentators by the press, minis
tiers and college professors in the strongest pos
sible language. ZEIGLER, McCURDY i co,
l6 South 9Th st. Philadelphia, Pa. 10 II
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A large assortment or'ALL KINDS OF CLOCKS
and everything usually found in frst class
ewslry store.
REPAIRS NEATLY EXECUTED.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-03-09
Let Us Have Light.

Everybody should improve the
present opportunity and buy a lamp
of J. A. HIGGINs. Ho is now sup
plying the people with "The Cham
pion' Portable Gas Generator"
which is the only Fluid Gas Burner
everoffersd to the public, Each lamp
is complete in itself-requiring no
wick or chimney, and it gives a
beautiful light, and an explosion is
impossible. 1t is safety lamp-no
one using it being in the least dan
ger. We have three of these lamps
in our office room, and would not
be without them fora thousand times
their cost. No person should at
tempt 10 live without one or more
of these lamps. They are a mos
valuable lamp for lighting thu
streets Of towns and villages, Thos'
wishing to purchase the best ligh
in the world, should call upon o
address Mr.. HIdolNs, at Ham den.-
See his advertisement in anothe
cOume.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-03-09
Democratic Victories.

The town elections recently
held in the State of New York
show uniform Democratic
gains. At the elections held
last Tuesday week, Newburk
elected a Democratic Mayor by
a handsome majority, and lth-
aca a full board Of Democratic
local officers for the first time
many years. The Democratic
revival has spread over into
Vermont. Burlington has beer
swept by the Democracy fol
the first time since it became {
chartered city.
The fact is that the adoption
of the fifteenth amendment by
the Radicals, in violation of th'
expressed will of the people, Il
bringing the Conservative mel
Of the Republican party to thel
senses, and they have begun tt
act and vote with the Demo
cratic party. The Republican
in the Northern States are hap
py over the thought that the,
will receive the votes of tn
negroes who will be enfran
chised byEthe PRONUNCIATION o
the 18th amendment; but W
are greatly mistaken if the De
mocracy do not gain largely b,
accesions to their party from
the white men Of the RepubIi
can organization,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-03-09
Ilhe Ce1l slls for 18YO.

Gen. A. Hickenlooper, U. $. Mar.
shai for tho Southern District OF
Omo, has receivedins from
the Secretary Of the Interior, Cox,
to subdivide the district, select his
his assistants, and forth with pre-
pare for taking the census. About
four assistants for each county, ex-
ceptng Hamilton, which will re-
quiro many more, will be appoint
ed. The work Of taking the census
will require about six weeks. Far
ker Rankin, of Macarthur, is the
Deputy Marshal for this county
We have not learned that any as
sistants have been appointed tor
this county.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-03-09
Just and Proper.

In the State Senate, on Mon
day, while a bill providing for
the assessment and taxation of
property was under discussion,
Mr.. Campbell moved to amend
that section which provides
that 'all public school houses
used exclusively for schools,
under the school laws of the
State, with the books, furniture,
etc, and grounds not exceeding
three acres, the site of such
buildings shall be exempted
from taxation, by striking out
the words used exclusively fol
schools under the school laws
of the State The amendment
was accepted by a vote of II
to 4. This exempts the Cath
olic' schools and other educa
tional institutions which have
been previously assessed anC
taxed. The House should con
cur in this amendment.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-03-09
SO Park Place, New York,
PLANTATION BITTERS.
S. T.-1SGO X.

This wonderful vegetable re.
storative is the sheet-anchor Of
the feeble and debilitated. AS
a tonic and cordial for the
aged and longuid, it has no
equal among stomochics. AS
Il remedy for the nervous weak
ness to which women are espe-
cially subject, it is superseding
every other stimulant, In all
climates, tropical temperate or
frigid, it acts as a specific in
every species of disorder which
undermiues the bodily strsngth
and breaks down the animal
spirits. For sale by all drug
glsts. sem
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-03-09
Seed Catalogue anil Floral
Guide for 1870.

NJ. O'Keefe, Son & Co., the cele-
brated Seed importers and Grow
ers, of Rochester, New York, have
just published their annual "Cata-
ogue of Seeds and Guide to the
Flower and Vegetable Garden. y
This new and valuable work CON
tains full criptions Of about
1900 varities of flowers and veg
etables, with instructions for their
cultivation, and directions in regard
to the best use to make OF them in
laying out parterres, gardens, etc.
twill be sent free on application to
NJ. O'Keefe, Son & Co., Soedsmen
>and Florists, Rochester, New York.
S.6W
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-03-09
Court Proceedings.

We omitted to state in our last
issue that the Grand Jury, before
adjourning, visited the county jail,
kept by Deputy Sheriff HUNTER,
and examined its condition, and in
quired into the treatment of prison
ers, their diet and accommodations,
and found that the rules prescribed
by law are faithfully kept and OBJ
served.
Disposition was made Of the
following cases during the session:
Cynthia NJ, Cooper VS. John L,
Cooper Dismissed without preju-
dice and defendants costs.
Dennis Wilson et ux xagainst Julia
A Bancroft ct al. Former order of
sale renewed and cause continued.
Thomas Bowen against the Trus-
tees of Vnton Township. Contin'
ned at plaintiffs costs.
John OFT against Hope Furnace
Co. Settled and costs paid.
Henry Packard against Kelly d
Martin. Continued with leave to
file amended answer.
Henry Packard against Bolen 4
Martin. Same as above case.
Eliza Washbum, Admin'x., VS.,
Cincinnati Furnace Co.
D. c. Foutz against N & G r r,
Continued.
State against Frank Crowoll, AS
saut and Battery. Defendant fined
$25 and costs Of suit; and to stand
committed until same shall be paid.
Patrick Canty against the Vinton
Furnace & Coal Co. Judgment for
plaintiff for $3.50.
State against John Marks, AS.
sault and battery. Plead Guilty
Fined 500 and costs, and to stand
committed until same shall be paid
State against John Lyons. De
fendant charged with robbing Irs
Search. Plead not guilty. Recog,
nizance entered into and cause con
tinued.
Susan Dunn against VIM. Dunn
Divorce; divorce granted.
Henry Slavens against Putnam
Welsh d Co. Continued ut defend
ants costs and Judgment for costs.
Julia A. Bancroft against Dennis
Wilson ct. al. Injunction dissolv
ed. Leave given plaintiff to fill
amended petition and defendants tc
file amended answer,
State against Levi Iglestine AS
sault and battery. Plead guilty
fined S. and costs, and ordered
to stand committed until fine anc
C Osts shall be paid
R. S. Rains against Nancy J
Rains ct. al. Petition for partition
Writ ofpartition ordered issued.
John Benner against Administrs
tors of II. S. Hamilton. Sale {
Eagle Furnace not confirmed, in cor
sequence of the omission of a Ger
tain tract of land from order Of sal
Dunkle against Dunkle. Centir
uOd at defendants costs.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-03-09
C01l1lecticlLt,

The Democrats of this State
have re.nominated Ex-Govem-
or English by acclimation, and
we hope they will see that his
election is made sure. The
State was most ably and salts
factorily represented under its
Democratic Governor, and with
greater economy than since
that time.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-03-09

The death of Mr.. A. Bur
ingame takes from the ranks Of
the Republican party one Of
the few men of real ability it
could ever boat of. And Mr.
Bur- ngame, W en- once away
from the corr Ipting influences
of party action, was content to
accept honors bestowed upon
him by a foreign government
rather than mingle with the
men who have brought the
country to its present misera
BILE condition.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-03-09
LET all attend the st. Pal

LET all attend the St. Pat
ricks Day Celebration, at Ia
leski, on the 18th Of this month.
There will be a grand process
sion, headed with Irish Bag
Pipes, at 10 A. NJ; a Lecture
at II A. NJ; and a Banquet at
7 P. M. Half fair on the Rail
road from Chillicothe, Jackson
Hamden, Macarthur, and Ath'
ems. A. Higgins, ESD, of za
leski, will be Head Marshal O
the Day.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-03-09
One reason why the Repul

One reason why the Repub.
licans in Congress hesitate bout
turning out Butler, of Tennes-
see, who has clearly been con-
victed of selling cadetships, is
that he represents the district
in which Andy johnson lives.
The Beast from Massachusetts.
and Bingham and Logan, are
afraid that "A. j. may walk
into Congress in place of theil
carpet bagger.'
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-03-09
Their Opinions.

Mr.. Salisbury recently pre-
sented a memorial III the Sen
ate of the United States. in
which the following opinions of
eminent statesmen of all par
ties, Abraham Lincoln inclu-
ded, are given on the question
of negro equality:
John Adams said:
L have never read reasoning
more absurd, sophistry more
gross than the subtle labors OF
I1elvetius and Rousseau to
demonstrate the natural equal
ity of mankind.
Thomas Jefferson said:
Nothing is more certainly
written in the book Of fate than
that these people (the negroes)
are to be free, nor is 1t less GER
tain that the two races equaIly y
free cannot live under the same
Government.
Daniel Webster said:
l any gentlemen from the
South shall propose a scheme,
to be carried on by the Gov
ernment upon large scale for
the transportation of the COL
ored people to any colony or
place in the world, | should be
quite disposed to incur almost
any degree Of expense to ac-
complish that object.
Henry Clay said:
Of the futility of q total sep
aration of the two incongruous
races of our population, sup
posing it to be practical, none
have ever doubted; the mode
of accomplishing that desirable
object has alonedivided pub lie
opinion.
Stephen A. Douglas said:
l believe this government
was made by white men fol
the benefit of white men and
their posterity forever and |
am in favor Of confning citizen
ship to European birth and de-
scent, instead of comforting it
upon negroes, Indians, andoth'
ther inferior races.
A brQham llDCOlll Salu.
| am not, and never have
been, in favor Of making voters
or jurors of negroes, nor Of
qualifying them to hold office
nor to intermamy with whites:
and l will say further, in ad-
dition to this, that there is a
physical difference between the
white and blacks races, which
| believe will forever forbid
the two races living on terms
of social and political equality
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-03-09
Horses and ODen for Sale.

Horses 02ld O,Gen J0F Sac.
! have for sale four Horses, two
yoke Oxen, and one yoke Steers
(wcll broke) three years old.
Those wishing q good team Of
Horses or Oxen at this season Of the
year, would do well to call soon, OF
inquire Of ]. W Bowen, editor Of
this paper. Mrs. D. BOWEN.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-03-09
Il Strange Dre0n,'
From the Atlanta CONSTITUTION. !

A friend of ours had a singu-
lar dream a few nights SINCE
He dreamed that he went to
sleep and slept for fifty years.
When he awoke from his half
century's slumber, he heard
men talking about a new
amendment to the Constitution.
Wonderingly, he asked them
what amendment?' They re-
piled, "the 12,575th." From
conversation with them he
learned that a mule had been
elected to Congress from Geor'
gia, and there were some con-
testing his seat. The amend
ment was proposed to meet the
exigencies of the case and let
the mule in. From the emigra
ton of mules into Georgia ii
the last year, We have no doubt
but that they are largely In th'
maj onty.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-03-09


Mr., Revels, of Mississippi, the
colored Senator, has a brother
in Fremont, Ohio, who is a car
penter, and it is reported that
he proposes to have him ap-
pointed Postmaster at Fremont,
which will be exceedingly
agreeable, no doubt, to the Re
.publicans of that ,nappy little
town, All hail. the new
regime!
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-03-09

The Democracy Of Athens
offer $4,000 to any good
Democrat who will start a
Democratic paper at that place.
A pretty fair Offer, but the pol.
itics of the county are not very
conducive to Democratic pros
perity. The county contains
about 1900 Democrats and
$500 Radicals.