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CHARLESTON. Ma«* 19-
Arrived, -us, Cnrv, Matatvzies,
• brig Mary, Davjs, Havana, 47;
6chfrs Rising States, Wood, New-York, 5;
Elope, NickersSti, Philadelphia, 7;
Pelancyi Bythewood, Beaufort, I ; sloop
Benjamin, Travers, Baltimore, 7.
Cleared, ship America, Stickney, Am-
sterdam ; barque Angenoria,, Denne'., Ha-
vana ; bri^ George, White, Cherbourg ;
schooner Gabriel Duval, Watt, Nassau.
NORFOLK, March 24.
Arrivsd, 'sloop Louisa, Wo'.dum, New
"York, 3 days ; schr. Commerce, Cole, do.
- sloop Clinton. Lawrence, ditto, 4 ; schs.
muel, King, ditto, 48 hour's; Eliaa-Arvn,
Herbfivt, ditto, 3 days ; Hulda and Anna,
jFiiihugh, ditto, 4.
March 26.
Arrived, schr. Dolphin, Barnet, Occa-
rock, 3 cl lya ; sloop Sisters, Johnson, Perth
,\taboy., 3.
Cleared, ship Thomas, Boush, Cork ;
schs. John Henry, Decato, Folly Landing;
..; ' m, Jackson, Baltimore ; Norfolk, Deagle,
d't to ; sloop Governor Hodgson, Speele,
Jamaica. "
FREDERICKSBURG, (Va.) March 27.
Prices Current this day.
Wheat, 7 s.—';.s6
Flour, ;-;6h.—
Tobacco, 33s—?4's6
Corn, 27s.—30
Whiskey, ,3s
He ui;
48—50.
FEuE'RAL GAZETTE.
MONDAY, MARCH ?0.
It is no less disgraceful for the country
than contrary to our interests, to Jirul hat
Post-masters are employed, whose tyranny
and dishonesty are bounded only by the limits
of their power. That such art one (or more)
is employed somewhere on the road from
this city, by Washington, to St. Mary's
county, the weekly fraud practised against
the editor ot this Gazette is undeniable
jr,'oof. Toe Federal Gazette uniformly
leaves the Post-office at Baltimore in com-
pany with the democratic papers—and equal-
ly is it certain t 1 arrive one week after them,
at Piscataway.l'ort-Tobacco ,Leonai:d-To\vn,
1 St. Inegoes, &e. Sec.
This villainy is practised by a perjured
wretch, (who is too deep in sin to be re-
strained by the oath of office) unknown, to
the government; But we call the attention
of government, (and espec:ally that of the
post-master general) to this grievance. If
uripi incip'ed men are continued in office
because they are Democrats, their superiors
become accomplices in the guilt ; and the
honest indignation of our countrymen will
correct the procedure.
A lettei from a gentleman in ¦Richmond
to another hi this city, under date of the
, 86th iosi.aiit, states, "that colonel Burr
had'just arrived there for trial." .
By captain Deagle we received K'nfolk
papers to the '/6th inst. inclusive. Captain
D. informs, that four British 74's and a fri-
gate continue off the capes.
The schr. Mary-Ann, of Baltimore, was
' left at Curracoa on the 26th ult. to sail for
Savannah in 2 days.
The schr. Entertainment, from Jamaica
for r-Jrimaie, Was spoken off Marinella
Reef, on the 11th ult.
Mr. Thomas H. Balch, an ingenims ar-
tist of Newburyport, has just completed a
compound Magnet, which by its attractive
powers will alone, raise 112 pounds weight.
To the Editor of the Federal Gazette.
Sir,
IT seems to me rather extraordinary tjjat
fhtJ state of Maryland, which is considered
one of the most wealthy in the union, and
distinguished by some other particulars,
that add dignity to the character of a -state,
should be so deficient in public roads, and
particularly on that which leads from the
city of Baltimore to Washington.
Really, sir, one .would naturally suppose
that he was not pacing through a civilized
CpMrtry' «Special!y»if at tali season, of the
year, ,tbere being* neithe^ bridges, cause-
ways'nor roads worth mentioning—the'
whole passage appears to be in a rude, uncul-
tivated state, like the roundabout windings
and chance walks of the savage tribes ; now
winding and picking out the way over mea-
dows and fences, and through coin fields,
with the greatest possible care and caution,
for fear of upsetting ; now like the fabled
waggoner, sticking fast in the mud, and
the poor vexed driver, cursing his ill fortune,
ttaliittg on his Hercnlus to help him out
again ; whips his horses, and sets his shoul-
ders at the wheel ; now upset, turned out
of the carriage, and wading* through the
stream.
Iirieed, sir, I have been'so severely exer-
cised in riding from Washington to this
place, that I shall not be able to pursue my
journey for several days.
To view th'j face of the country, one
would consider it no difficult matter to build
a jfqod and durable road over this way. Were
th s gentlemen of Maryland to travel to the
eastward, and see what convenient roads are
Ih.'i'e established, (in effecting which, the
people have torn down mountains, rocks
and hills, and caused the low lands and
?¦:•¦ •."•;:;.¦ ; , be raised up) they would be con-
. f the utility and the practicability
of in : tr own.,
k i, to be ;k,-'.> th^t ere long there will
be an elegant road, leading from Baltimore
to the City of Washington, more worthy
Bre dignity and consequence of the state of
Maryland.
Shiah! you deefh, these remarks not un-
worthy your Btoticei plea */> give them
(publicity it* yoijtr valuable Om e.
JLOiXONIAN.
Pr'ic'tgeUrrerttat Cadiz, January %lth, 1307.
Superfine American flaiir, dolls. noO to
tS ; rice, 7 dolls, perql. ; beans, 9 dolls, to
9 1 2 sack of 299 lbs. ; peas ; 11 dolls, per
do. ; Indian on;, 8 in!!,- p,-r heaped sail.ig,
equal to 2 American ImJeds ; beef, 12 dolls,
per barrel ; pork, 20 lolls, per do. ; colosh,
8 dolls, per ql. ; tobacco, 11 dolls, to 12 do.;
bees wax, 55 dolls, per 106 .meiican lbs ;
pipe staves, 100 dolls, to 110 per 1200 ; bar-
rel do. 35 dolls, to 40 do. ; Caraccas cocoa,
45 dolls, to 46. on the vine; Havana sugar.
assorted, 15 dolls, to 16 ; Sherry wine, 22
dolls, to 30 per qr. cask.
Federal Spirit.—As far as mv acquain-
tance extends, I sec the Spirit of federalism
rising in all its strength and vigor. Demo-
cracy is daily becoming more contemp-
tible, and federalism is assuming new dig-
nity. From every part of the state, I hear
the most flattering tidings. The federal
ranks are again forming—the standard is
raised ; and its old defenders, w.ith the ho-
nest and independent of all parties are rally-
ing round it. Although the federalists may
differ in opinion respecting the policy or
propriety of nominating a candidate for go-
vernor-—they seem perfectly to agree in one
thing—the necessity of running full and
powerful] tickets for members of assembly
in every county where there is a tolerable
chance of success. There is every reason
to calculate on a happy result.
In New-York, Albany, Ulster and Co-
lumbia, federal tickets will be supported
with certainty of success. [Balance.^
Extract of a letter from an American residing
in Great-Britain.
" It is very pleasing to perceive that the
commissioners appointed to settle the dis-
putes between Great-Britain and America
have finally come to a satisfactory adjust-
ment ; and formed a treaty ot amity, com-
merce and navigation between the two na-
tions. May it be lasting—and so well con-
solidated as to resist the attempts of the en-
emies to the true interests of both countries,
to destroy or impair its structure. Well-
informed and impartial Americans must per-
ceive, that their political welfare requires
them to watch very warily the intrigues of
French influence, and to remember the in-
valuable lep'acy of their (treat first president
solemnly bequeathed to them in his farewell
address. Their period of corruption, decay
a ltd dissolution, will doubtless arrive, as it
has arrived to other free and happy nations ;
but I earnestly hope it will be long post-
poned, bv the blessing of Divine Provi-
dence, on the wise, moderate and liberal
measures of the virtuous and enlightened
sons of America ; that before this terrible
calamity approaches, millions of her inhab-
itants will have passed away, in successive
ages, happy in their mental improvements,
and in every religious & moral attainment."
The British and Foreign Bible Society
has commenced a correspondence with the
archbishop of Moscow, with a view to the
printing the Scriptures in the Russian Ian-
guage. At present, it is said, there is but
one bible to 16,000 Russians. The Socie-
ty has also voted a considerable sum of mo-
ney to seine well-disposed persons in Den.
mark, who are printing 2000 Icelandic New
Testaments, to enable them to add 3000
more to the number, and intend to assist
them hereafter in printing the whole Bible.
Front the Lancaster 'Journal.
IMPUDENT VILLAINY.
The informatiom contained in the follow-
ing paragraph, was received too late to ad-
mit of the necessary remarks.
On Sunday evening last, in a public house
in the borough of Lancaster, a number of
citizens being present, a conversation took
place on the subject of the motion made by
the attorney-general, to bring Michael Leib
before the court in Philadelphia, to answer
the charge of conspiracy, &c. On this oc-
casion William Duane expressed himself,
apparently in great warmth, (we believe
word for word, but certainly in substance)
as follows :
" By God, if the warrant had been
granted and the sheriff had attempted to ex-
ecute it, in leSstime than twice twenty-four
hours I would have had seven handled men
at Lancaster. The " thunder and blitz" of
the Northern liberties, the Wild Jrsih of
Irishtown, and all the butchers of Philadel-
phia would have turned out. We would
have pressed all the wagg'-ns and carriages
in Philadelphia, and made the cartridges-,
and cast the balls on the waggons coming
up !"
The fallowing is the title of the present
Grand Seignior. The concluding part of it
is said to have given great offence to Bona
parte :
" We, the servant and lord of the most
honored and blest city, the venerable houses
and sacred places before whom all i atibns
bow ; of Mecca, which God delights to ho-
nor ; of the resplendent Medina, and the ho-
ly city of Jerusalem , of the imperial and de-
sirable citifes of Constantinople, Adrianople,
and Buna ; emperor also of Babylon, Damas-
cus, of the fragrant Paradise and the incom-
parable Egypt ;.of all Arabia, Aleppo & ma-
ny other, highly celebrated and memorable >
places, cities, and faithful vessels, emperor ;
emperor of emperors, the most gracious and
all powerful sultan, &c.
AN ACT
To establish certain post-roads, and for other
purposes.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of Ame-
rica, in Congress assembled, That the follow-
ing post-roads be established :
In Orleans.—From New-Orleans to the
Balize, and from New-Orleans to the mouth
of the Fourche,. mouth ef the canal of At-
takapas, Lake Veret, the ferry of Lake
Ycret, the mouth of Feache? the chuvch. o£
Attakapas, and the church of Appelousa^s,
to Rapides: And the post master-general
be, and he is hereby Authorised to allow
and pay to the post-master, which may be
appointed at the Balize, in addition to the
Iffgal fees of office, such sum as he may
judjje reasonable, and not exceeding four
hundred dollars per annum, as a compensa-
tion for his services.
Sect. 2. And be it further enacted, That
the President of the United States is hereby
authorised, to cause to be opened a road
from the thirty-first degree of north latitude,
to New-Orleans, on the route from Athens
to New-Orleans, under such regulations as
may be agreed upon for that purpose, be-
tween the executive of the United States
and the Spanish government. And he is
hereby authorised to expend, in, opening
the same, any part of the money heretofore
appropriated for Opening a road on the said
route from the frontier of Georgia to the
thirty-first degree of north latitude, which
remains unexpended.
NATHANIEL MACON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives,
S. SMITH,
President of the Senate, pro tempore*
Approved, March 3, 1807.
TH: JEFFERSON.
AN ACT
Disapproving; of an act passed by the gover-
nor and judges of the territory of Michi-
gan, entitled" an act concerning the bank
of Detroit."
BE it enacted by the senate and house of
representatives of the United States of Ameri-
ca in congress assembled, That an act enti-
tled " an act concerning the bank of Detroit,"
adopted, and published by the governor and
judges of the territory of Michigan on the
nineteeth day of September, in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
six, is hereby disapproved of by congress &
that the same shall be of no force or effect- <
NATHl. MACON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
S. SMITH,
President of the senate pro tempore
March 3, 1807.
APPROVED. "
From the N. Carolina Weekly Messengert
Good Food for Milch. Cows.
Beat up in a nnrtar, dry corn cobs ; pour
boiling water over them, or boil them in a
pot; stir them frequently while boiling —
and when cold, give it to your cows, which
is neatly, as gooa as boiled pease for milch
cows, and certainly a very economical food.
The experience which I have had of this
cheap good food, induces me to recommend
it to my brotb.tr planters.
A PLANTER.
INTERMENTS
In the burying-grounds of the city and precincts
of Baltimore, during the week ending this
morninrg at sunrise :—
Sale by Auction'.
TO-MORROW MORNING,
The S\st instant, at 10 o'clock, at utir auction
room, head of Frederick street dock, vjill com-
mence the sale of
A Variety of Dry Goods;
Consisting of
2 bales Hessians,
3 do Brown Rolls,
2 boxes Dowlas,
2 do Listadoes, '
1 bale BafUs,
2 bales Osriiaburgs,
1 box B-sdticks,
1 do. Estopillas,
2 do. Bretairnes,
2 do. Book Linen,' '
1 trunk Cotton Hose,
1 case Bed Bunts;
1 box White Rolls, &c.
And at 12 o'clock,
125 hkds Muscovado Sugar, 70 of which
are first quality New-Orleans,
122 bag's and IS barrels Green Coffee,
24 pipe* 4th proof Bordeaux Brandy,
5o barrels Clayed Sugar,
21 chests Young Hyson Tea,
14 do. Souchong-, and
A quantity of old Copper, Iron Hocps,
he.
And ai private sale,
400 boxes While Sugar,
50 boxes Brown do.
20,000 wt. Cocoa, &c.
VAN WYCK. & DORSEY, Auct'rs.
March 30.
Th.
GERMAN LIKENS.
subscriber has just received 5o pack.
Consumption, Fits, m 4 3
Pleurisy, . 2
Still-born, - . 1
Drowned, - 1
Croup, - 1
l>ropsey, - -Whooping-cough, -Disease unknown, - 1 1 1
Adults, 6
Children, - 9
Total, 15
PORT OF BALTIMORE.
ENTERED,
Ship Fair American, Harding, N, Orleans
Sch'r Susan & William, Luce) Boston
Norfolk, Deagle, Norfolk
CLEARED,
Brig Eliza Vickery, Vicekry, Havana
Sch'r Mary Ann, Dickerson, St. Eartolo-
mews
From the Merchants' Coffee-House Books.
March 29.
Arrived, ship Fair American, Harding,
2gd:iys from New-Orleans—Sugars-rWm.
Taylor. Left there schooner Adherbal,
M'Meal, for Baltimore next day ; ship Mer-
maid, Stacy, ditto, 10 days ; New-Guide,
Creagh, ditto, 10 days; brig Hepza, Haw-
land, of New-York, for Liverpool, in 6 or
8 days ; Savage, Potswick, of ditto, for ditto
in a few days ; ship Carmelite, Dallard, of
do. from Jamaica, just arrived; sch'r Eunice
& Sally, Hnwes, in 37 days from Boston,
do ; ship Ann Maria, Jones, of N. York,
for Nantz. Spoke in the Mississippi, ship
United States, Reed, of Baltimore, in 5^
days From London, bound up ; saw several
others bound up. March 12, oft Matanzas,
spoke sch'r Four Sisters, Dawling, 20 days
from Salem, for Havana.
Also, sch'r Susan & William, Luce, from
Boston—Sundries—John Buffum.
March 30.
The ship Robert, M'Culloch, hence, lias
arrived at Bordeaux.
SrJe by Auction.
TO-MORROW,
At half past 12 o'clock, at the head of Frederick-
street dock, villi be sold on a credit of 6 and 9
¦months, for approved indorsed negotiable notes,
SCJ^\ T'le Schooner
•"'-¦^^PW ' NANCY WHITE,
'""'"'^JUjfr As she arrived from sea,
S^'X'IjSS^Bb bu- '.hen about 650 barrels, &.
18 months old
VAN WYCK & DORSEY, Auct'rs.
March 30.
Sale by Auction.
On WEDNESDAY,
The 1 stof April at half past :i o'clock,, in the
afternoon will be sold on O'Htmnel's wharf,
near the head of Frederick-street dock, on a li-
beral credit,
The CARGO of the ship Eliza,
Caeisting of
35 pipes, ~) Of the Very first quali-
25 half pipes, ity FORT WINE, di-
100 quarter.casks, J reet from Oporto.
M.so,
81 bales Prime Upland COTTON.
THOMAS CHASE,.Auct'r.
March 30._____:_ •________
Sale Postponed,
The sale of D. C. Stewart's Property ad-
vertised for Wednesday n£xt, is unavoidably
postponed until WEDNESDAY the 22d clay
of April. " ,-
THOMAS CHASE, Auct'r.-
March 3o. "_ "__ ¦¦ "-- dot
Sale by Auction.
On THURSDAY NEXT,
The Id proximo,,at the dwelling of Mr. William
,_Sollars, No.51, AlHsanna-street, Fell's-To'tnt,
"' Huill Ik sold atauction without reserve.
That handsome two-story frame HOUSE Si
LOT of GROUND, now occupied by Mr.
Sollars.
A.LSO,
A stout, healthy Negro Woman, about 19
years of age, well accustomed to all kinds
of house work.
And immediately after,
A handsome assortment of
Household Furniture,
Consisting of
Feather Beds, Bedsteads, and Bedding1,
Mahogany Bureaus,
Do. Dinitifr and Breakfast Tables,
Windsor Chairs, Looking.Glasses. Ch:na-
Ware,
Brass Andirons, and sundry Kitchen Furni-
ture.
JOSEPH CLARK, Auct'r.
March 30.
Wanted to C harter,
A VESSEL of one hundred
and twenty to one hundred &
forty tons, for the West-In-
dies. Apply to
FITCH HALL, Jun.
81, Bowly's wharf.
_____________________cMtjl
ages of
GERMAN LINENS,
Which he oft'trs for sale on liberal terms tot
approved paper,
Consisting of
Rouans,
White Plat'.llas,
Brown Holland, > Entided to drawback.
Checks & Stripes,
Brittannias,
On Hand,
Creas a la Morlaix, Dowlas, Britannias,
PUtiUas, Ticklrnburjrs, Burlaps,
Cnittabully Baftas, Sawns, Black Floren.
tine,
Black Hats, Cotton Stripes, Cotton Hose,
Laces and Edgings, Black Hair Riuband,
&c.
ALSO,
15 pipes high flavored 4th proof Cogslaft
Brandy.
JOHN SPERRY,
55, Smith's wharf.
March °>0. ______________ eo6t
Com Meal,
THE subscribers intend keeping a conv
stant supply of KilftBryed CORN MEAL,
for sale. TYSON & JAMES,
EUicot's what*.
March 30. ,____________ eo4tj:_
F? rmers' bank of Maryland*
March 24-th, 18c7.
The President & Directors of the Farmer^
Bank of Maryland, have declared a Dividend
of four and one half per cvat on the Stuck af
the said Bmk, for the last six months, ending
the 31st instant; said dividend will he paid
on or after Monday the sixth of April to
Stockholders on the Western Shore, at the
Bank in Annapolis, and to Stockholders tin.
the Eastern Shore, at the Branch Bank ai
Eastern, ur.on personal app'ication, or on the
exhibition of powers of Attorney or by cor-
rect simple order.
By order,
JONATHAN PINCKNEY, Cashier.
March .0. Iaw3t
IOUND,
A small sum of Money. The owner may
have it again, on paying the exp^nce of thia
advertisement. Apply at this Offices
March 30 -________________d4t__
F'ifty Cents Reward.
Rawaway WILLIAM SMITHSON, about
5 feet 8 inches lii^h, brown hair,, dark com.
plexion. Had on bine a cloth coat, white jack-
at, drab bennet's cord, pantaloons ; took with
him brown coating round jacket I'.rad trowsers.
Whoever will bring birr to the subscriber,
shall receive trie above reward s 110 expences
paid. FRANCIS FORSTER, Hatter,
92, Market-street.'
_Ma;-cli.3o._______ eoAtf
Wanted to Hire,
A steady, well-behaved Servant WOMAN,
who understands plain cooking, anil all kinds
of house wort; her employment will be in *
small family. None but a person -well recom-
mended need apply. Inquire at this Office.
March So._________________ d3t
I want to Purchase,
A middle aged Negro WOMAN, whoun.
darstaads house work of all kinds s for one
that can come well recommended I will give
a good price in cash. One with a child or two
will answer, or without any. One from the
country will be prefered.
A line addressed ,to the subscriber, or to
Jehu Bouldin, will be attended to.
JOSHUA TURNER.
March 30. eodt||__
March 30.
Sale by Auction,
TO-MORROW, (Tuesday)
At"Z o'clock in the afternoon, at No. 2o9, Market,
street,
ALL. the remaining Stock in Trade, con-
sisthigj of QJJEEN'S-WARE, GLASS, and
C '< UNA j also, an elegant assortment of J A-
VANNED VVARES-.-to he sold in small lots,
suitable for private families 1 the whole to be
sold without reserves, for cash, or purchasers to
the amount of 50 dollars will be allowed a cre-
dit of 60 days, ihr approved endorsed notes.
N. B. The subscriber solicits the company
of the Ladies in r-s-rticular, as they may not
rnaet with another opportunity of supplying'
themselves with so good an assortment of the
above-mentioned articles.
Suia to continue
Thursday, lo o'clock, morning,
Friday, lo o'clock, ditto.
JOHN PAWLEY.
Marc,h & Cii \
For New-Orleans.
v. The regular trading Ship
COMET,
Captain Hart,
Will sail on Wednesday, first
April, and those persons intending freight
will please send it on board, without delay.
She has superior accommodations for passen-
gers.. Apply to the captain on board, at the
Coffee-House wharf. Felt's Point, or to
WILLIAM TAYLOR.
March 30._______________^i!t__
For Sale, Freight or Charter,
" V. The Ship
FAIR AMERICAN,
Captain Harding,
Just arrived fron^ New-Or-
leans, arid now lyingjet the Coffee House wharf,
Ftsll's-Point. This ship was built at Bath,
district of Maine, is 185 tons burthen, five
years old; a strong well built ship, and in all
respects well found and fitted. Apply to the
captain on board, or tq
WILLIAM TAYLOR.
March 3o. '¦¦_______________eo4lf:
John Buffum,
No. 84, Bowly's whabi.
Has received per Susan and William, captain
Luce, from Boston,
30 hhds. New-England RUM,
15o boxes (Sampson's) Mould CANDLES,
5o do. Spermaceti do.
3oo do second quality COD-FISH,
4- tons clean Russian IIEMI'.
March 3o. ______ d6t
Carriage Springs, &c.
Coach C and Upright Springs, in setts,
Charriot and Coachee do.
l'harton and Curricle do.
Gig C and Telegraphe do-
Coach Steps, double and treble,
Wheel Hoops, Check Strap Loops, &c.
Just received direct from one of the first
Manuractortes in England, and for sale by the
subscriber, who will take orders for any ar-
ticles appertaining to Carriage? and Harness
of every description, and can produce Pat-
terns of the most modern fashion for both,
with the particular nullity thereof.
H&tffLY THOMPSON.
Freight for Boston.
Five or six hundred barrels will be shipped
to that port, on application to
LUKE Ti'.RNAN & CQ.
F<)P SA I K,
15 quarter-chests HYSON TEA.
_ March 28. _____________ **5<%,.l
• W EKK.LT FV H LIC A. T10 N.
SPECTACLES!
THIS little work of four pages, intende4
to be published every Saturday, will shortly
make its appearance. Subscriptions are at
present received at the" different Book-stores
in this city, where the Prospectus has- been.
left.
Te iu/10 delight infitn and frolic,
Or ye of temper melancholic :
Or 'alio, of pinguid look and sanguine,
With nervi s of nature Adamantine,
Coin-e take a peep—'mill deur your sight,
And bring strange things, indeed, to litrht.
March ii8.
8t
Wtfcli, ?fc
*olii,
NOTICE.
THE members of the " Baltimore Equitable
Society for the Insuring of Ileuses from loss
by hire" are hereby informed, trial a g-eneral
meeting of the said society will bt; held on the
6th day of the ensuiug month, at James Bry.
den's, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, for the
purpose of electing Twte Direttors and &
Treasurer for the society the ensuing year.
By order of She Board of Directors,
JOSEPH TOWNSENJD, Sec'ry.
March 28.____________ _ '_ .____ |