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----------7- • ~ ' • Seven Dollars per Annum.] MONI)AY, FEBRUAR1 1307. [Voi. XXVI—No. ww.fi- -a'**•«*» , I . o Sale by Auction. the >t(d estate of T)r Robert Pottenger, deceas- ed, lying ;„ Prince George's county, and state of faarylnd, about Jive miles from S^ueen Anne, ai't twcntY from George-Town ; con- tainir-i hct'.vccn eight hundred anil a thousand acres of hand. THIS valuable Property n situated in the heart of that rich »hd well known tract of country, called the Forest, of Prince. George's, and is indisputably among the most fertile and best improved places in the state. The sale will be made on the premises, en Wednesday, the 18th of February next, if fair, if not, on the first fair day thereafter, nt It o'clock, in conformity to a decree of the high court of ChfUic»*v (the estate not ad- mitting of a division among the representa- tives of the deceased) ; and the certainty which the subscriber feels, that those who are inclined to become purchasers, will view the premises before the day of sale, renders any further description of them unnecessary. The purchnse money must be paid, in four equal annuel mSWlroertts, the purchaser giv- ing bond with approved security for the pay- ment of each instalment, with interest ther«- on, acminily, from the day of sale. On the payment of the purchase money, witti the interest thereon, a conveyance will be made to the purchaser, by the subscriber, in vir- tue of, and pursuant to, the said decree. THOMAS BUCHANAN, Trustee. January 2L______________fel7thF|l___ Codfish, Mackerel, Stzlmon, &c. 300 boxes Codfish, 200 kegs Pickled Salmon, 100 do-'Tongues & Sounds, 10 clo. Mackerel, and 2 hbds. N. E. Hum, Just received and offered for sale by ISAIAH MANK.IN, 69, Smith's wharf. ' February 1"._______________ d4t Mackerel, Rum, ts:c, 360 barrels FAT MACKEREL, 4 hhd-B. 4th proof Jamaica Rum, 200 Spanish Horse Hides, 20 boxes No. 3, Chocolate, 20 bbls. Glauber Salts, Received per -schr. Susan & William, from Boston, for sale by THOMAS MAKE AN, No. 86, Bowly's wharf. February 13. dStli Doctors Davicige and Cocke, Have associated themselves in business. February 10. d6t|| To Merchants. A Young MAN who has a knowledge of Bookkeeping, and who Writes a handsome hand, wishes a situation in a merchants Count- ing-house, or wholesale store. He has been regularly brought up to busih.es, and the per- sons in whose employment he now is will give every satisfactory recommendation re- quired. A line addressed to A. B. and left at this office, will, be attended to. February 11.____________________d4t: Eight Dollars Reward. Ban away from the subscriber on Sunday last, a negro woman, named ROSALIE, or SALLY, about seven and twenty years old, red skin, five feet two inches high, and plump made. Had on a dark coloured stuff gown, an under waistcoat, yellow flannel, a cotton shift, a mock madras head handkerchief, red handkerchief on her neck, blue yarn stockings, and, shoes nearly worn out. She speaks Cre- ole French, and bad English. She went off about eight o'clock in the morning. Whoever delivers her to the subscriber, No. 30, Wag- gon Alley, Baltimore, shall receive the above re ward. N. B, All masters of vessels and others, are f^rwarned taking away, or harboring saiol wo- man, being a slave, and introduced into this •city according' to the law of the state of Maryland. JAMES COURREGES. February 1.3._________________d4tf W. L. h. J. Barne)^, Have on hand from Lrte importations, and sell on reasonable terms, 1000 boxes superior Castile Soap, 10 clo. German Steel, 10 cases Glass Tumblers, 11 bales porter-bottle Corks, 1 case well-assorted Diaper, 1 do. Shirting Linen, 1 do. Leather do. 1 do. elegant Marble Chimney Orn ments, 1 do. L'-ghorn Hats, 20 boxes Havana Sugar, and 13 barrels Muscovado do. January 7. d For New-Orleans, r JT_JL>'. The substantial, well-built and „"Q'> fast-sailing Schooner TMlimfe' LAVATSR, Sc. Captain J. J. Williamson ; Will-sail in 10 days, weather permitting ; hav- ing the greater part of the freight engaged, for the remainder, or passage apply on board, or to the captain, No. SI, Market-street. February 7. d For New-Orleans, The Schooner BROTHER & SISTER, Capt. Alexander Cathalih ; Will be .dispatched by the 20th instant, at furthest ; for freight or pas- sage, apply to the captain on board, in O'Don- ¦nel's dock, or to the subscriber, M. MILHAU, No. 6, Market-street. Who has for sale, 601 ins of excellent Logwood, and a parcel ¦of Rappee SHuff, of a superior quality and which he lias just received. February 3. ^^^^_____dl.5t+ For .Liverpool, TTf"^ The British Brig te42Sw AID> I?3l JftiKr Nicholas Sullivan ; se She is a fine strong vessel, and will be dispatched with all convenient sptied. For freight or passage, aoplv to HENRY DA VIES, 71, Smith's wharf. Who offers fur sale, received per said brig, An invoice of Earthen-ware, and. a quanti- ty of Liverpool Salt, which will be disposed of on accommodating terms, ii taken from along side tiie vessel. February 9. _____________d__ For Boston, The Schooner MAMMOTH CHEESE IN MINIATURE. THE subscribe "tuts on hand, a quantity of the Richest CHESHIRE-TOWN CHEESE, made in the neighborhood -where ihc Mam- moth Cheese was made, for sale, with a choice assortment of GROCERIES, at No. 31, Bal- timore-street. W. WOODS. January 7-_________________ d F. & A. Schwartze, No. 71 1-2, Bowly's-Wbari, ffatie onluftjand offer for sale, 24 boxes Platillas 10 do. Bretagnes 4 do. Rouens 4 do. Dowlas 4 do Creas-a-la-Morlalx 6 do. white Rolls 3 do. Bielfeld Linen .4 do. Wescr Linen 5 do. Listacios 3 do. Bunten, No. 2 8 do. Checks •18 bales Hempen Linen 13 do. Hessians 6 do. brown Roll* 6 clo. Holland Sail Cloth 4000 bushels Lisbon Salt, suitable for fisbet ies, February 7. d4t-eo4t|| ¦ Ji^s> SUSAN h WILLIAM, iSLMM^ Captain M. A. Luce, Will sail as soon as the navi- For freight or passage, apply JOHN BUFFUM, " No. 84, Bowly's wharf. d4t Sheriff's Sale, By virtue of two writs of Venditioni Exponas iss led from the court of appeals for the Western Shore of Maryland, and to me directed, will be exposed to public sale, on SATURDAY, the 21st inst. at one o'clock, on the premises, for cash, the following valuable property, seized and taken to satis- fy two judgments in said court, obtained by Richard Neare, for the use of Robert Correy, again*t Robert Oliver, terre tenant of Robert Purviance, and Richard Neave, for the use of Robert Correy, against Ro- bert Oliver, terre tenant of Samuel Purvi- ance, viz. ALL the right, title, claim and interest of Robert Oliver, terra tenant of Samuel Fur- viance and Robert Purviance, in and to that large and valuable LOT of GROUND, with the improvements thereon, situate and lying in the city of Baltimore, on the east side of Commerce-street, and contained within the following metes and bom 's to wit : " Be- ginning for the same at the * tance of forty- five feet south from the south side of an alley, which runs between certain brick buildings and certain large wooden stores, belonging to the said Samuel and Robert Purviance, & running from thence south, along the line of Commerce-street one hundred and twenty feet: thence east sixty feet to the line of Philip Rogers's lot, thence north along the said Rogers's line, one hundred and twenty feet ; thence west sixty feet to the begining." being the same lot heretofore conveyed to the said Robert Oliver, from the said Samuel and Robert Purviance, by indenture dated on or about the 19th day of October, 178b THOMAS BAILEY, Late Sheriff of Baltimore county. February 12th, 18^7. d8t gation opens. to February 13. - John Hewes, LaTT. PtliLlSHER OF Ttt E£ COMPANION, HAVING disposed of his former Printing Office, to Joseph Robinson, requests . sons Indebted to him to make payment ;.t the office of this Gazette. January 8. d For Bremen, The Bremen Ship UNTEUN&HMUNG, J. H. Wendt, Master ; Fart of her cargo is engaged, wiil be taken on moderate light. Apply to GEO. REPOLD & F. WAESCHE ; ott, JOHN BOLTE, Ship-Broker. December 24._____________ co For Amsterdam, jfa^. The fine new Ship f'tkMSKv REBECCA COFFIN, «£l5&4B In complete order, and ready to receive a cargo ; for freight apply to I). L. THOMAS, Ship-Brnker. January 10. _________ el> . For New-York, .. LfifN The Schooner -^M»v< FORTITUDE, OSi^ Abraham Locbr.ian, master • A regular trader with fine ac- commodations for passengers. One half her cargo being engaged, is expected to sail in a few days (weather permitting) ; for freight or passage, apply to the master on board, at Fell's-Point, or to ISAIAH MANKIN. Who has received bv said vessel, 50 qr. casks superior Sherry Wine, And per schooner Federal George, from, Boston, 53 boxes Codfish, in nice shipping ordsr. Oft hand, 15C boxes nice White Codfish, 300 kegs ricMed Salmon, 250 do. Tongues and Sounds, 25 bbls. fat Makeral, 20 do. Boston Beef, No. 1, 20 do. do, 2, 20000 wt. Glauber Salts, in barrels, 17 chests Young Hyson Tea, 2 do Imperial do. 8 pipes 4th proof Cogniac Brandy, 4 do. 1st do. Holland Gin, 5 do. red Alcque Wine, 8 qr. casks Cherry Bounce 170 casks first quality Raisins,' 6 hhds. good Muscovado Sugar, 40 bbls. excellent Cyder V'mi»gar, 1 bale of Cloths, assorted, 1 do. Kerseys, ditto, 1 do. Rose Blankets, 1 case Cotton Cambrics, A quantity of Sugar Moulds, &.-C.&C Which will be sold on liberal terms. January 20. d4t-tl0t German Linens, See. &c. fast received per the schooner Alexander, captain Athoe, from Trieste, SO cases Platillas Royals 21 do. Creas 17 do. Checks 10 do. Bastoaemi 8 do. Britannias 5 do. Cavalinas 3 do. Listados 3 do Estopillas 4 do. OMandin.es 750 boxes Castile Soap (blue marbled) 30 cases Glass Tumblers, For sale by 1 ORMAN FULFORD, & JOSEPH YOUNG, IVho also offer for sale, 130 boxes white'J Havana Sugars, superior 100 do. brown 3 quality 70 tons Campeacby Logwoud, and A quantity of Sarsaparilla. February 6. _____ ______ d Mechanic's Bank of Baltimore. Janumiy 23, 1307. . The Books for the transfer of Stock, will he closed during- flit month of February, and the stockholders are informed that on applica- tion at the Bank, on or alter th« 55th of the ?aid month, they will be furnished with their certificates. ^^ ^0m- A. SMITH, Cashier. January 2Sr W An inhabitant of New-Qr- leans, wishes to purchase (5or 3 NEGKOES. j of either sex, from 14 to 25 years of age. Apply at this uifice. Feb. 3. 41,5(4 PROSPECTUS Of a Daily Newspaper, to be published on Fell's Point, entitled FELL'S-POINT COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. THE editors of this paper having received flattering support from some of the most re- spectable men on Fell's-Point, and presum- ing on the patronage of their fellow-citizens trenerally, have been induced to throw them- selves iqion the generosity of an enlightened public for encouragement. From the many obvious advantages to be derived from such an establishment as is contemplated by the editors, they entertain the most snnguine expectations of success. It is intended their paper shall be dedi- cated chiefly to the interests of the commer- cial part of the community. As they will have advantages which no other printers in the city of Baltimore can possibly possess, in the obtaining marine intelligence, their pa- per cannot fail of being interesting to the merchant. Correspondences will be established on a permanent.footing with men of intellisrencp and opportunity, m dillerent parts of the U. States, and, should sufficient encouragement be offered, in Europe, by which they will obtain the latest and most important informa- tion without delay ; in short, every exertion that lies in their power will be made to render the " Commercial Advertiser," inte- resting- and amusing. They do not deem it necessary to give a detail to the reader of their political opinions j for whaterer political sentiments they may priva'ely profess, the promulgation of them through a public print, they conceive, could produce no beneficial effect either to the read- er or to themselves:—they are anxious for the prosperity of the U. States ; and whilst the sentiments of their hearts are favorable to the Union, their minds shall never be swayed by the bickerings of political demagogues To preserve their paper free and uncontaminatcd from the ebullitions of partisans, will be their peculiar study. To miscellaneous producti- ons, and disquisitions on subjects which may be productive of utility, couched in a decent style, free access will be given to their col- ums—but communications injurious to the re- putation of individuals, will always be re- jected. As the editors are the first who have ven- tured on an establishment of this nature for some time past at Fell's-Point, they feel concious that the fostering aid of its citizens will be extended towards thein with cheer- fulness—and that their establishment will not he permitted to dwindle into nothing from the. want of the the patronage of their fellow-citi- zens. Fell's-Point has now become too po- pulous, too wealthy, anil too respectable, to be entirely dependent on the town for all the printing- which it requires—They are confi- dent that few Could he found who would not rather contribute to the support of a paper in the midst of then, dedicated ts their in- terest, and offering so many advantages as the present does, than be subject to the in- convenience of walking near a mile for all printing requisite for their use—Besides the inconveniences which will be removed, the boast of supporting a paper of their own, we are persuaded, would have no inconsiderable weight lit the minds of their fellow-citizens of iell's-Point. They consider it as quite unnecessary to dilate upon their own capacities—trial alone will be sufficient to convince their patrons of the correctness or incorrectness of their pre- tensions. A long and steady application to thee business, emboldens them to come for- ward with confidence, pledging themselves to execute whatever a generous public may lie pleased to favor them with, in a stile of workmanship and correctness of judgment, not inferior to any other office in Baltimore. j'OHN WANE. ALEXANDER LUCAS. TERMS. The Fell's-Point Commercial Advertiser shall lie printed on a royal size paper, with good mate rials. The price to subscribers will be seven dol- lars per annum, payable half yearly. The pa- per will be issued as soon as arrangements can be made. GO" The citizens will be waited on in a few days for their signatures. N. B. Subscriptions received at Pamphili- on's Hotel, at the Merchant's Coffee-House, and at George Dobbin and Murphy's Book- store February 12- d4t For Sale, A handsome sett of second hand GIG HARNESS, plated mounting. Inquire of GEORGE WILLIAMS, No. 12, South Charles-street. Fcliruary lO_________________ d4t|| Battle Powder, Cotton, &c. The subscribers have on hand, for sale, at No. 64, Market-street, 4,000 wt Vy*ilkh ion's Double-sealed Battle Powder, ill casks of 50 wt. each, very superi- or qlfality, suitable for retailing, and will be sold on very accommodating terms. 15 bales fine quality Tennessee Cotton, 14 pipes Holland Gin, Real Cogniac and Bordeaux Brandy, in pipes (fine flavor), Cahiness Tobacco, in kegs and half do. Cassia Cinnamon, in small bales, 30 qr. Casks Sherry Wine, Negro Pipes, in boxes. Double Gloucester & Pine Apple Cheese, Fresh Mace, Basket Salt, .^o. &c,&c. JACOB St WM. NORRIS. February 3. d Maryland Insurance Office, February 2./, 1307. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT agreeably to chatter the Stockhold- ers in the Maryland Insurance Company, are called upon to renew their notes in the pre- sent month. Likewise, that an election for thirteen di- rectors will be held at the office of the said company, on the first Momlav in March next. JOHN HOLLINS, President. N. B. No transfers will be made from the 4th instant, until after the election of officers. February 2. dim Land for Sale. THE Subscriber (in virtue of a decree of the honorable the chancellor of Maryland, mado in the Cause of Robert Fergusson v. S. Lucket) w'ul on Friday, the 27th day of Fe- bruary next, at 12 o'clock, sell at the court- house of Charles county,' in the state of Ma- ryland, to the highest bidder, all the estate and interest of Samuel Lucket, of the said county, in and to all those tracts or parcels of land, lying in Durham Parish, and county aforesaid, called Locket's Slipe, Locket's Hazard, Locket's Addition, and Lucket's Chance, containing by estimation, four hun- dred acres t and in and to anotlier tract or par eel, lying in the said Parish, called Frog's Nest, containing about one hundred & twen ty-five acres. The terms of sale, prescribed by the de- cree, are, that the purchaser or purchasers pay the purchase money on the day of sale, or on the day of the ratification thereof, by the chancellor, which, if ratified, shall be just five weeks from the subscriber's report of the said sale—And on obtaining the,chancellor's ratification of the said sale, and on paying the whole.of the purchase money, the subscriber shall execute a deed to the purchaser or pur- chasers in fee simple, conveying to him or them all the right, title, ana nicetesi oi c&e said Samuel Lucket, free and dtschared of all the claim of the said Robert Fergusson and the said Samuel Lucket. The said lands will be either sold entira, or divided so as to suit purchasers. CLEMENT DORSEY, Trustee. January 29. ________¦_______dt27F To Let, THAT elegant three-story Bhick Dwell- ing House, formerly owned by Mr. Valk, in Pratt-street, with every convenient back build- ing adjoining thereto ; coach-hoime, stables, Sc. Possession will be givenoutlie HlhofOc- tober next. Also, A convenient and well-finished three-story Brick. Dwelling House, in Water-street, with or without stables. For terms, apply at No. 6, Calv»rt-street, W SMITH. September J. d Wanted Immediately, A healthy Wet Nurse ; a character will be required. Apply at this office. February 2. d a" ne^vTapekT Proposals are now issuing for publishing a tiews- paper on Fell's-Point, entitled THE FEDERAL UNION. The Editors do not conceive it necessary, in this place, to enter into an alaborate de- tail of their principles and object—let it suf- fice, that the " Federal Union" will be In- dependent in its principles—that nothing will be wanting in exertion to render it wor thy a liberal patronage. The Prospectus will be disseminated throughout the city, when an opportunity will be afforded the public for the exercise of their unbiassed judgement. CONDITIONS. It is our intention to issue the " Ffde- rai. Union," at the commencement, on Mon- days, Wednesdays and Fridays—but if a competent patronage is oft'orded, a DAILY Paper wilt be published as soon after as ar- rangements can be made. The price to subscribers will he.fve dollars per annum—No money will be required UNTIL THE .EXPIRATION OF SIX MONTHS. (Xj" A person is appointed by the Editors, who wiil wait on the citizens as soon as the Prospectus shall have been distributed. It is proposed to issue the paper, as soon as a sufficient number of subscribers are ob- tained to warrant it. SAMUEL MAGILL. JAMES KENNEDY. February 7. ___________d8t law To our Friends and the Public. Boston Beef. 77ie subscribers hare just received Of offer for sale or will barter for Superfine and line Flour, 159 bills, and 98 halt bbls. No. I, Bunion 3EKF, 182 do. No. 2, do. 61 half do.-Mess, <&t>. LORMAN & FULFORD. February lo. ^^^ ______d Hazlehurst, Brothers h. Co. OFFER FOR SALE, - The Cargoes of the brigs Lion and Nephme frcrr* the (.if/ of St. Domingo, consisting cf 50,000 feet prim« Mahogstty, 70 tons Logwood, 55,000 wt. Green Coffee, 25,0t;0 do, Carraeas Cocoa, 2,000 lb. Bees Wax, 2,900 do. Gum Guiacirrn, 100 do Tortoise. Shell, 4,000 Ox and Hog Hides, 600 Hi. Old Copper. February 9. _________ dJJt Valuable Property for Sale. The subscriber will dispose of that. Valuable Farm and Improvements, which formerly be» longed to old Major Hotter, containing 32? acres, (more or less) 140 whereof are cover- ed with very heavy timber of various descrip- tions, distant from the city of Baltimore be- tween 6 and" miles, and very convenient to the Falls Turnpike Road.—It may be Eidraftta* geously derided into two crp'.al parts, allowing to each, a just proportion of the timber. Also, another tract of Land and. improve. ments, within about the same distance from theolty, westerly, containingf352 acres (more or less") a small proportion whereof is clearer^ the residue as heavily timbered as any land iR Baltimore county—-"On this tract then is »a excellent situation for a Saw Mill, having fall of 2o feet; the stream which runs through, it, is thought sufficient to keep the mill em- ployed about two-thirds of the year. Also, a small tract of unimproved Land with'mi miles of the city, containing AS acres (more or less) 2-3 whereof are covered witU timber, the residue clear. This tract has the advantage of the New-Liberty road passing through the upper and cleared part of it, which renders it an eligible situation for a Publio House. Also, another small tract and improvement, within 2 1-2 miles of the city, containing- 24 acres (more or less) adjoining the country scats of Mr. John Carrere and Job Smith, esq. and opposite to Mr. James Bryden's^ .it is beau- tifully situated, and has the advantage of 2 ne- ver-failing springs of water. Also, ahadsomse2 1-2 acre Lot, on Whet- stone Point, fronting on Uie left side of the road leading to the Fort, and extending back to the river. Also, a verv spacious Lot of Ground and im- provements, suitable on the corner of Fayette and North-streets, containing on the forme? 66 feet, running and binding on the latter 155 eel to a public alley, leading into Howard- street- in fee. . Also, another spacious Lot of Ground, with all ttie improvements catrcon ir...uj, [4m* santly situated on Duke-street, Philpot's Hill, also in fee. Also, for Sale or Lease, a Water Lot, front- ing on Harrison-street 25 feet, and extending back to the channel 80 feet, completely -wharv- cd ill. Also, on Lease for 99 years, renewable, several Lots of Ground situate on,South Pacs. and Lombard-streets. Also, sundry other Lots arjoming the country seat of Doctor Aitken. The whole or tiny part of the above described property, v. ill be disposed of on accommoila- ting terms, for good paper, hearing interest. WM. CLEMM. Mount Prospect, 3 1-2 miles from, the city. N. B. He has several tons of Hay, Straw, he. to dispose of on the first mentioned tract ot and, on a credit of 90 days, together With » strong Waggon and 4 Horses. Also, n couplo hundred barrels of choice whiter Apples, care- fully pitke-d, and in nice, shipping order on the same terms of credit may be had at the Mount. W. C October 21. Wlaw The subscribers (successors of the late firm of Sower and S. Cole) respectfully inform their friends and the public, that they intend to con- tinue the business of AUCTIONIERS of Hocks, Maps, Charts, Prints, Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c. and Lottery-Office Keepers, at No. 174 1-2, Market-street.-- Thej-solicit the support of their IHends and promise that all business committed to them as Auctloniers shall be executed with the* strictest promptitude and fidelity. They will study particularly to make the best disposition of Orphan's property committed to their care. The public's Servants, COI.E and L BCNSAL. Nov. 7 d Anr.e-Arundei County Court. September term., 1806. RULED by the court, that ail suits trans- mitted from the general court to this court, under the act of assembly, entitled an act to provide for the organization and regulation of the courts of common law in this state, and for the administration of justice, and continued last court, under the rule to employ new counsel,^ shall not continue longer than to the cjkI ot the next court, under the said rule, and the suitors interested therein, are hereby required to appear to the same in peison or by counsel, on or before the second day of next term, or the same will be tried or discontinued, as the case mav be, during the said term. Ordered by the court, that the said rule be published in the Maryland Gazette, of Anna- polls, and the Federal Gazette of the city of Baltimore, once a fortnight for six months. By order, NICHOLAS HAR.W001), Clerk. OctoberJ.'^^___________«3W L-> Land for Sale. IN pursuance of the lavt will and test&fflent of Dennis Warfield,late of Baltimore coun- ty, deceased, will be sold on the 9th dayoi April next, at the former dwelling plantati- on of col. Charles Warfield, late of Frede. rick county, deceased, on acreditof 6, 12 if. 18 months, tor notes or bonds wiili approv. ed securities, viz. . ONE undivided tenth part pf a Tract CM Land, lying on BigUarrcn Liver, state of Kent tucky j the said tenth part supposed to coiu tain 100 acres, more or less. The following Tracts or parcels of Land ly- ing in Frederick county, on the public road from Liberty-towii, by the mill of Joshu* Howard, esq. to Baltimore : One tract called Good Intent, containing 13 aeres, more or ies?. One tract called Little Piece, containing -> acres, more or less. Part of a tract called Quilting Fro.ic; and part of a tract called Conclusion, containing 146 acres, mere or less There is a conside- rable proportion of wo-ad-land. further parti - (Hilars will be made known at the tine St place- of sale. Fersons disposed to view the proper- ty, will please apply to the subscriber living: near the premises. ALEXANDER Vv AKFIELP, Ex'r- ftbruary 5, 3.,.^*;