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' UA.LEIOU, (N. CO FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, iWa."- 4 Vol. XVI t No 34 1 THE 8TAH, jKi js-brtA.Cflrfta Slate CautU, IHbliaWa, vsskJ.H BELL & LAWRENCE. SlAO Wttlo lh ditort W J own to the youngest of bis defendant. ! Cilia 10 MtlVKf 18 tM HOd 01 " ftkh- iajtoo tixl Fraoklio la ctll forth all the warmth and generosity of their feel ings, making the trfif,M at once at home, ana treating .me wita tnt cordi ality of a friend or brother. The only p nun nets which tae visitant expenen. eek, arises from a fear that the prever- tuai muiubhi mine vrencn. acconiDa- nied with alLthe enthusiasm of feeling it l: a i.- r r I s of neatbeas and comfort. as (ho tlttinr a . a root, wiia a eaten a i wooa era pu ajng apoa the hearth; and cavpeta co veno th polished oaken floor, At it mat I tv French bouses, lunutited vita fewer conveaieetcej than this, each chamber ha 1 a bureau, or writior desk. containing an ample topple of pen, ink. and paper, together wita me iner ap pendages for scribbling, all ander lock ixi kev. TV temntarinntof aoeh coco forts, the whittling of the wind round ill subject the family to inconvenien- jtho Gothic rarrete and antique windows . 'ji-.j.l i I .i ri.-. tr,..u. rJ' ce on hia account, and lead them to do too moch lorhiahapptftea. The evening glided awaj tlelihtluiw and alroott imperceptibly, in the miit .f ..iirilina on a unrlr of tonic. thieflf relitioK to ou country: for the of ttio Chateau, with the dt-lizhta of the fire tide reverie oo the eventaofthe day, induced an to protract ear waking dreamt tti a late nour. In the morninr a rrev headed aervant. who u a1mMt aa old aa the rUfter whoto whole ftmHy talk, and aeem to think, of.be lovet, and from whom behaarobi- i,;n)r Ue than the United Statet. where their feeling, their hpe, and wishft, all centra, iiie uenerai conai bud hia kindneaa of heart, opened the door rentty, and performed hit office of rekindling Jhe Bre, with auch ttauien LXFYfeTTE at home. Utter from Mr. Cirten one of tho Editort of te New York Staietmani ieu lury, IS29. Our r xcomon to X Grange occepi a.I fVoa o mhek will often be recall CU Ui "t - , ( .ml'fnnHlv remembered aa amrvne the happiest of my life. A knowledge of the lact, that uenera Mjaiayeup i frannAntU overrun with comoanr. and that he was about to leave hia country resilience with hia jamiiy to past me winter iu Paris, half induced ue to re linquish the idea of visiting La Grange fnr the oresent: when aome of our friend returned from a similar excur ion. bparinn- to una. most friendlr note from the General, and expressing a hope. .. . i j -i l: i. c ; i tnat we wouia visu mm ociurc eyiuit u Italy. Such a kind and cordial mviia finn remnveii all doubts, and was rtmtnntlv accented. -- On the rooming of the 27th of Decern her. we took the Diligence for the vil lage of Rose, within about two mile of which La Grange is situated, torty miUa in an Rasterlr direction from Pa' l is. Our exit from the Metropolis was through the Place Koyal, the fiace pas tilU nA tk Place tlu Trone: thence Vi thn Rarrier. Palace, and Forest of Vincennes, up to the banks of the Morne, which . is one of the largest branches of the Seine, bein near)jr as broad and deep as the rivfer.in "which it loses its water and its name. Ill one place it makes a circuitous roijte Af ! se veral miles round a high peninsula, hirh i nnlv halt a mile across, and throuah which a subterranean canal ha neea.cut. navieauie ior uuai. tui,re first few miles, this route presented ma tif interesting Vincennes without mu at oresent aa i vents, of some ir have trantfoired 1 htwnfrreat Princea of Conde were jsmnt cnacoBslHcuc r. "r U.nled 6v "a Dortcullia. H f,Mm and here Charts e he lett M.""9 Th t'teu is-three st ,riPa -hiMi. vSdinal Mazarine.and Ilenrv V,.f b ed w..h hth U plaiuly conducted of a J.ard and dM SS" England expired. The forest cennea covers a large tcac, conaiau g - pni , , nni but ree a bj t eneraiie age ana long exposur art-'iKv i .If mn!1tirllr citiven itflauiet. It wftold scarcely disturb .the .l. - n.n..Kr.. .mt f.m.li.ylv i slumber of a tick dh1. We ret'cnrd neaks of it preitely in the same wavt the drawing room . in aeason. to see the ' . ,t l.i. MAIHkAH .Till. l..nh. fimil. ,nn.. Ml. if he had been there oqrn ana eaucate-i. lurjmi .. rvi -"-j -i-k-- v--H. -reives a rreat number of Ameri- after another, and share the paternal M.;.w. .t hr miS. lis. Bi ejkfast was terved up. in a ran newpaKr. , I kull u ,K- mB,l fl.uir. in the H nifmm. and. reeuianv currfrooii'n a- - 6.--- ... ' -r l:. r..:.n,i. u nn tut French-st vie. with wine, and Coffee ... . tl-. ,niirr of after the desert. The table was crown information, perused with the utmost ed with abundance, without superfluity; .jjIj k. ..-BUhinir nr. and u circle ofamilinz facea would have rnracv of his observations and recouec- nunc.c.i .:. ...u...s vt' (ions of cirenmstances connected with able. Among the rarer dlahea, was i. his tour, render him better acquainted ' ' " """y. l" " .. . .! l Ranan Trnin anmn of hi Irirndt at with the condition or our country, nan " " " ; almost any one' of its actual residents; I he has visited every State in the uon- w ., fedracy under favorable circumstan-t"Pijr m.Ru. hvm-heen introduced-to the most 'Jnc uu n.c wim.c g.wuu rclraat.a distant viw of the Chatiaa 1 o ooe twle. aa4 of twe liule vutaree. with aspire tatach, and tketsioke cor tine abota theok. en the other, aaakee a yStt and cbening- pktare. Hot far iron the foonuin, abineioa Laay- t i 1. m nit (wnewt name, pernapa, i ensonur what too familiarly, for the take of dis tinction) is moth engaged in coaiTrvcv mg aa ice-aeuae, apon ue piaa m aome of ihn ha aaw in our rsuntr i. la short, oearty all Uie improvements of Uk urange new in procreaa, are accor ding to American nodela. . v fin nor return from4 this delichtful DTomenade. and after res tin for a few minutM. wm were merelv consimed from the hands of one part of the family to receive iae aesiuuou? bucduot oj an other. Hie General himself accomiM nied oa to the farm-yard, which in point of practical utility, is more Interesting, especially to the eye oi an American, thtn in the Dam ami pleasure erounas we have see a in Europe. A range uf buildings exte.nu quite room, an open area, cuniainipr nrrnaps an atio ui vrnund. The first of these ia the cran arv, which wai once a chapel, and the turret of which ia jet left standing. Men were at work in Vinnowing wheat nf n Vxrellent ntialifv. The second department is appropriated to alt kinds , nf poultry, among which ire wild geear triiiis. sua- iiiiiiae tia liib .Tiinninniiiiii a flock of abouta thousand merinoes, pret tily feeding at their long rinse of cribs, occupied another portion of the bail -niniraJ ' It waa odd eno'uih to see the little lambs bearing on their backs the nm name, which hail trracen our m umphal arrnesj and to see the hero him; tW capiwaed to tha United State, , -t i. . aenng iae uenerara vn. . - At 9 e'elock the esemng. we Lfted aa Intention to rt-i w a Rote that nightr'aod let cnil d Paris next ntemtngVidesiToal that. If the tivpitai ity f iba family were not already et haaitad by ai visit, nUh ecnirJ 'too lent for atrarmr who had po ether claita than aimply that of bting Amen tana, a ahare ef it ight be rekened for then, apoa the Rrpan principle a a.. sj- . . . . . r . 1 ei eqaamy. wi ir w ursngeiiwu ingofgonerotityand kind pet towards eyvfr tkt humblest citizens of the Uni ted Stateakmiw no boud Favor al ter favor, descends spontaneously sjxid the iuU.nt like the dewj and ib mcw of (be paternal a&Vctio mantfe.ted cn this occaatoa, our c outs Try nugr.i be drest to its illustrious benefactor -the forcible apostrophe " tnasmuch aa thou hast done U unto the leaat- of , these hv children, then hall done it unto- me." Pretexts aa nlatitible al renairre hoso!- tality requires:were.srged aithja po- i . . A... .-i.i ... u u.ij . .1 the wult waa a happy prolongation pt our iam.M-' ., . .-,.( After breakfast on the following mor ning, the General conducted ns to, hit Librarv. .which is oh the third floor, in one corner of the Chateau. ; The win dows, which, in Sammrri aresiiaaed.py a copie of treea lifting their aged branch ea from .below; look ia two direction, and commands view of a rural domain. such as .uincmnatus, or' Washington would, have enjoyed, arid such as iti own proprietor would no,t exchange for an empire, r In the ami ehamber, and the apartment itself, are several ltkenes- .L!. rJ ;jj . . .l..r. ....! as European: ana in several neat canes. on which the utmost care has been be" Seats, which tejand notwithstand.n&tmomaca- f Switxerland. sent to the General faVcZi n interesting nt ta. ad , m?nd, thst lBd f ur 2,52. . tique and feudal character stUl remains. f h Halkhaat breed, presented by West pledtes of ariti .ning. heo I aa on ce "jrraunded by a deep doa- M patWr!lon,0f Baltimore. vThe a SS leeSdff hi, '&e he had visit- ble moat, sections of whicli.lld with 1 0fhorVeaia as ettens veaathe 1 a detai ed account oi even is. wo --p were new to us. and of an interesting t.ons it has uiiders-ine, inucti its an wprr pprn i , . i , . nlw fa,,Jal rharsrtne at ill remains character. . In the course of the evemn . .a' I e!r he S with 'whom he wf , have been preserved, and the re- had mft andparted . with ho expectation of ever seeinethem again. Many anec- w ..r. dotes were related, which hail escapen . - -r,.v-r-3 Xnt-wS- even .in the volumUua re- faet.in length. two; down to the hum ;ntitud0 ahdvsteetft itm T vuVtlAti sorfment of horaea t. aa etteaaiveaj the haK-ea an extenaiva' ma'seaw'.S wfiffh ia iL L!n,1. ,.f jlrim.alt. .nimlli. . Inl .zl.'l ' i :i-'--. .L'.4 ! - r th suite, of uuirr ,"",, v"c.pv ... guaraea wun innre vigilance, ai)r is Thaw eSiBce' ""V1" fnecireait; w fiext rme to the ghowB by the fatpny wifii' more delight; itnaanmlred Fairai,hoa.i JulieBr"r a'ttd dairy.; the thanwouldappfirently .be felt In; exhib- iWSout walls of which are ornamented with 4 iRngtliecoRtlicSlcolleCtionofdiamondti of a small growth of natural" woods. "m ',,.. th.t ftur to the climate,, ,Tw threueli which' roads and vistaa open, in -btw. o f ' U conical Bliapoise all directional -. . ' iV At the dUtance of eight or ten m.Ies - - , , . - - (, gUf h ft ftmi. on. v ornament. The. vviis "t . . t .. I iviit.iit-irt BVjatino in 111 ln(-rnnif nFit Mntrarftnti n. pheasants. . Kor vTho Lib itgeJf rontairi, ;,bM( the American pat- two thousanrt 0ittme, 0f welj pelaf ted e IS going Up, tO O ht4 nnelion " of fheaer FT. I . ..V W.w u ....... ..-.. : - . 1 O 1 . 4 ".. A . .. from Patil, the roads beepme dull, leau- -y -, ;f iu, ing through an agricultural country no h fj X m ifude and Esteem they remarkab e for Its tenuity, anq aiuauru 7., ..,. .nli,-': .with! litUe-vSlages, which add nothing received at oarhanda. ""f" . , ...... i. .t., T tr... ni to mir chambers to TO IIS DeaUlY. OTIUWOI ui.uiB w and for new bouse tsroinz up. looei. . fk. i;.rt,t. -.'ir othie th;. r V v ."" ",v" e ' were ofesented bv hia trienrta.' una r.. iw, An,i.Af 1 p cst: ....., w . - -e compartment is & lied entlreiv Wi .1 t.: '. Washlngt avenhe on the Northern ide.L:uo ", " 1C" I kl 1-- daily maKing to tne couecnoq, uyino - ' 'in an Turns, nsa iia iiiji v auiiue 1.1 1 a iitu iirui 1 . ... 1 ' 1 . . . .1 . i. a tl -j l.u.lihir thVanh a.thirk rmw of ever.1 " !rV-' ... " I'm. i. atteDUODS 01. niS 0WeP0n tenia HV . 0V & - - " .V and C imp VD-iBiOuw vtenewn np..i pkrii-.-!:;,,.- AratiMi-'idj Mri Eve- greens ami otheJ- rees, and, under the " , ,kvinck. the bell called us to din- . st.'lu... I - J . ..... i . .. . ...i. . ..u i ' . . arcn aireauy iiiciiiutiiFu, okpuru w",l;lMn.r llelirateil Ohuilefl rooms ot the l ia- : . . , , ts ii i me peculiar uiw K kindly act: his visits to U Grange. Tl.ebeaulifu .gh even elegant, but mantles nearly the whole facade of the heiBfilt. aB90 itVavaS or Jux- Chateau I luxuriant loliage .hoijing drf imiauMiw w. f .i . ivtilU tn. Murk r.nnse hnrner- .. ... .i.. . i .L- ..i Ao.n i.r.nlinir I inDr DA eVTIOSltOrS . ' - z-v.. L. .1:1. ulirli I innlr Inorfertlv neat. BnU knnni - air. 1 1 p. i.i.m. ...iti. 1 1 v. 1 1 . i u . -. , t - - ... - mnltA'n rh.m. wm a nresentation bears no marks ofiextravagapce or jux- , : w.iu-lne thick 'c'oDae borfler- oGeT.ersl Lafayette on horseback, in nry-olhing yl.'ch is ,n"3rl ing the moat, and the four antique fir jUnHitnne of itnrmino-a fortress, with with a refined taste, ana a repuui e ii , .f . , . . interverijnD. the following inscnptionj " 71 t't!ac$ le premier 'dant la Sedoutte " with a refined taste, and "PwuD"c."lretar half .concealed by the intervening simplicity of mitaetr-nothin branches,prew:nt,a view on tbi ide ''Jlt'daiuiletremieriiantiaSedoutt'i" noes noi couhulc hi.- . 7: SP , om eiiua ed in an airv. rural, ouiet, a. j: ::...!j.''.f .... 1 .ti . n .imw; anil- w iicn . "... .. . . A: a taoiepn weppomissBuic ano cuuuu'v . - ' . - - and unostentauuus retireipeni om.satagroupofthreeladieeocagen- could be .compared in pomt i ncimeas . f o countrv hag ' .i.. u,Kiea faoa 1rpaaea anil o-ente.el 1 ami cnlenilor. as ulriil "one . flftentinn. anil m.rh1 with what JL-.I. - :. n onKc.nii.ntlff irll. I 1 k..n -malt A mBStPT 01 ID 111! 10UT . .rf of Reneral Lafavette's thrmitj-h the Unitetl Stateu. Jhe-orna f.m;i rmnr tn tnturn to attend the ex- me.nts are neatly all American.. J o'clock, the bell called u to u.n- ind the' Afl(,r(,.B of Mr', Webster hanst febtoons of ivy, planted bv th ce- "'."j; ZZ r.ZZ rade. ' Am before the JiUnker Utl Assoctation. ara James-Fox, in one. of T "17 X - ""'I 'wn.. cfcensJiad among the cmncest iresures; pbeauiiful " v . ' 1 ' V l Vil it was a curious incident inn i snoum .le!U'rf" resemli..g i'led peas; and a rich kind . M PP,m,n,rji lh. CftnT of ... Ct1.,m. ,uch as we MMINM ih w whiSl hw hecnrought to ine at assortment of a Pans table. . v k Drevlooi. for eamili. fiert ot apples, peara, ana dry .'mett of snlendid bindintr. fruits, with thice or tour vanetiee ot . ... ' . wnfi,i if.ipna. ilia festivities of the tmcd. - I he Gen- fc L;b d . d at ttg jatei:eS. mtnertainiioriubtJ,hatthegrape; . nf(ll. t0ok'ar.other lofttf & which the iatterts made, Would "ft wHh t.aies ver, the farm. flourisf t in the United states; but wlie- nltrtn-n . . Awnv route frntn what ed is more 11. . . .. 4v nr,..,;;n 11UII UCt'll IHB.VII " ' '"W pivvv.iuj I : nn nt of rirliness " (r...r,...rv-- l ouritft .IB ; ie wuuMoiwia B PD1' i 'El fist from our country has taken several 'Oou" . w5nl, ton,d nrodu. ' on peculur. quality of the soil. It is J J. D;cemlwrVir imparted an ad ll however my intention to -send liome . fo P(imui10Hll natural As the inorninir was bright and pleas- ln .kJant, trfough the ground, yet verdant, as inv a I, gn ine gruunu, yci vraaui, h - . m intention to sepd home ?: T" " ' lamuy, going to iqwo i menw wi.w j 7, ' " 1 . iVv ..! was covered with a neavy noar irosi, w? ... nf il(. in. bv way or experiment. r " Yi'ZuI Z' aY. aminatioSnbfa school. But this was not hall at the hearfofthe sta, way am r of a miIor twoover the slPfS !?f!2SS 4ka Urf f the rnriniiu inr.identa Which fnrminr the entrance W WO . ,..,4 -.l :a ,mo nr .U. I.nrect aa well I. ... . " i. ... i... .1.1 ":..-.l ja a 1!. i. . - . 4 . i J,, i a i It a. ntleman T i'. . nnrtrait of General VVanhiog- Liu.: iT; " large, low ; vo.ume uu , w,. rode with ns from Paris to this place, in in2ton, with the colors of. thft frigate . r , . . ,co. bbo n .y the same department of the Diligence, Brandywirie - (presented W body, if, the form of a circfe, with ffSKaSj- Without awoVd passing between tis. he U contains a Script S'S L' takine us lor Knffiishmen, ana wesuo- nungm kiu -v. .rhave been taken" to rounau ou m misi r . nIiP-.. fo h mtiv tho au- -??v. ;-. 1 1 . tM .Mrvahll IflKing US IOT rIlgllhlUHCii, aim liuiig u fe.vv.. posing, from his ? completion-.' that he almost idolized picture.. On the rigln was a ronuguese or ropaiuai". v oi ine a avuc.i wi v--j . - . turned out to be a Lieutenant in the U- portrait bf Franklin, copied by one 01 nited States' Army; who was gmng to the accomplished grand daughters oi La Grange on the same erraad with our- General Lafayette. In a conspicuous selvea. h:- :V ... partofthe hall, stands aft 'admirable We reached the village of Rose at 5 busf of President Adams, presented by o'clock, in the evening: &that no uone- Mrs. Adama. just before the Uenera v. t... .i tk. i.r. Waak;nim. ' Tn these are added hospitality of General Lafayette, or his . portrait of Commodore Morria, (taken MIHIIV SUUPieCieU IV BUT' iumiiiisiwii.. uj aiv-.. '-1-7--', ,. i' ,, we dined at the hotel, before taking a turea connected with the bistorj i ."i our earring and aettini out for La Granee. J Revolution. The rotundo; or drawng On arFivipg at the Chateau, the General room,,' contains, .besides other decora gave, us a warm reception, and present tions, a paioUng of the a,ege ut J ora. !j A ... - . .-j . nnrtrait nf General .Wads eu us to ma numerous aiwa iiiicicohiiiiuh, am. - .t - , .. . family, consisting of a sob, two daugh- worth, the RevolutioBary friend of la- icrs, ana iweive granu cnnarcB, muiaiiajciio. , - -i-,!. k..-. f..i .j i:k.i .i...i,i.M rl , tBn nVlnrk. which is uniforrolT UCBUVllUl B.I1U aCEUIIIUIIBUCU Uj,IHVI V. v. . T ' . . . t.. Coant.8eg9r. together witKtwoo vainer inmates, making in an acirueoi wuv ..- - . . somlthirig more than twenty. . Simpli- aad were shown i:?. ... -nf-v-.t:.- I.r. havina-heen notified, that the ring : ' r'... , . l- r tk rhateau bell would summon affected hospitality, characterize the lis Tto breakfast at 10 the f f ft?e wholewip, from the patriarch himself Our apartme&ta were in the aame styie . a.im iair . .niiTiniiiiiiiiiMk aia .- a 111: at .laiuuici a -I 1 VUf pta-ej" -vw--ae-.---'----;Si - ::--'.--- T,-(--r-. I il 4. , a 1 -.1 j,.,Konai. JLr.fl VIAatttt rwV ... . I 1 inrUUIill lOHft'U VVIBVSf Mats lit, was tjunil IT Jm.J'lik llreade. waspresc-Bted V! r rmhB,!e nns ailed from .M,B. vuu.,rw- :w. r "V . .7.' 7." : :rs Oi.jtenerai uaiavcuv kiave been.takerr Id f6und:it offin thi-LST ti nimby the aS- "TErr 5 . I .T ..ki'.iiM iMMt: I warai I nikt 1 II 1 1 11 lailU IlL U VW""VI iirav hv .v, ------rej-- - . ... tory. it is aiviaea, accoruing ionic most approved models;- Into suitable proportions of tillage, pasture, and woodland, wun uie minor vuiiiimrnocuip of Gardens and orchards. The XJene- rat has planted three thmtand apple tree's; 'which are yet small but thrifty, iponi n r in vistaa all over his plantation. muw. .r - ... . tie 18 liiucn enjraseu 111 Ulc vuni.anuv . - . . . . .. .. i.; I . , vi i - or Iruit oi tne pesi ,iuos. i z .Ti. of thia larire tract, tho' nef haps potremarkaWe for its natural fer tihtrf has oeen mgwj iiupiufcu vj vmi J I II. . A ....U MlU. .MM tore, ana yieiua wucni. (.u vtwi cultural products in. abundance. 'It is u united and watered. , Half a mile kom me nouse. in us viicviwu v r ... . itiere is a larre and livinff fountain. canal'lcd in a green valer and sheltered venerable oaks. ' Its limpid water at ritSoe yi ft 'bed of fttitomnral leaves, aniT are as pure a they are co pious. FrQtn thia rural and aequcstered thoritiesof New, Trk... Ihe specimeus J. ... orilimself inA fara. of ornamental penmanship are cerUinlv.. Xnetoryis long and its leading elegant, and nave excited general af . J. A . ftew to?an- ; toiratioh; at the.-vhateau. , wyitaa.de rtefa. 0flelittle anecdote. iow. was avoiumiiiouiu.uuMu, v. " v-r Wuich Rave relief to the tragic portraits and autographa of public per- ..- P -d m.. at 1 can- images tn r ranee tine, uit u-auia . t t at Ut In their flignt meat, of the revolution-both brought IJXGermany, the feihale partf out for our amusement. , . I... . ....i. r.mtu v. ohiio-ed to '.''..'' 'i-i -t. i'r-..j ii. Uaenme t1i puise ef Entlish travellers Alier lea. UUS lauic niv mm im...- 1 t 1 - . r . ' . .' . ... i , 1 ..... ...l.i.Af innni anil mn ai iinnn I in order to elude the vigilance 01 .tneir taste and skill. ; One of the numuer, t'ge w wv lungua, finding that her. voice anl execution taeu a sjmuaniy Hft,l7V "J i.r, could contribute to the enjoyments of succeeded tolerably well among Btran- . coum vuuuiiuuB , .-.ir L.i- - A nth ihev were thrown in the fecial circle, ana lurgtiuug wrwui l' 'V e p Y' i. in endeavorin ,t add to the common contact rith aa EngWh waitiDg maid, lu' v v 1 -..: iiLu i,aii -emiorrated to the continent.- StOtJC 01 pleasure, "uiiucu ,iw 0,1 ...w(T " r . - ... , . 1. ,f. Vtv . . 1 t .. ..li J.if.:..tii..L..,i anra -lipfore. Serious fears ot the piano, tin bob was w iAc 7-- ---r- - tV instead' ofttne ordinary fewest to delectfoh were here.apreheudeil. But emSlongerV .This mark of politeness theoo? girt eBterta.mng "jffi. . '..-.j u fn reallv EnslisH. although wMpaeBiyr,inH understanding aarmif.ir ni rpriirn niita 1111ia.dt.1uui ' wa aow svx f . s-,. . .r- motif tU musical pieces.' was oneoriUiem,andastliey'ereuppo8ed toha Jffp
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