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Poetical Repofarj.
SONNETTO TIME.
As o'er thy course I call reflected eye.
And measure back thy flight (impenlive tho't I)
Fond mcm'iy dwells on hours of extacy,
Buts&„, at whole years with anguifo fraught :
So in the iky some lucid spots appear,
While dark and dismal looks the gen'ral fpherc.
Haft thou,O Time, within thy future womb,
No more of bliss than yet my foul has known ?
Borne on thy wings, have I no joys to come ?
And must misfortune mark me for her own ?
Then fpted thy leaden flight, nor let thy stay,
Prolong to distant years my sense of woe !
Short be my span, till, in eternal daj,
I lose remembrance of thy lapse below !
THE MORALIST—No.
ON SYMPATHY.
" Come there with me tby sorrows join,
And ease my woes by telling thine."
IT is a pure stream that fivells the tide of sym
pathy—it is an excellent heart that interests
itfelf in the feelings of others—it is a heavenlike
disposition that engages the affections, & extorts
the sympathetic tear for the misfortunes ofa
friend. Mankind are ever fubje& to ills, infirmi
ties, & disappointments. Every breast, at some
particular period, experiences sorrow & distress.
Pains and perplexities are the long lived plagues
of human existence : But sympathy is the balm
that heals these wounds. If a person, who has
loft a precious friend, can find another who will
feelingly participate in his misfortune, he is well
nigh compensated for his loss. And delightful
is the talk, to a feeling mind, of foftening the
painful pillow of the sick, amusing the thoughts
of the unhappy, and alleviating the tortures of
the afflicted.
The MEDLEY. —No. 122.
FROM A LATE LONDON PAPER.
TeJlerday a bald-pated Lady loft her wig on Weft
minifter-bridge ; and to complete her mortification, a
near-sighted Gentleman, who was sassing at the time,
addressed the bach of her bead, in mistake for her face
with a fpeecb of condolence.,
—
The Death of M ARMONTEL
and DAUBENTON.
Both these great men died lately within a few days
of each other.
Marmontel died the las day of December of an
apoplexy, at Abloville, in the department of the
Lower Seine. He bad for federal years lived in
great retirement at the village of Abloville and in
afate bordering upon want. When three years ago
be was nominated to the legifature, be went to the
electoral assembly, and thanking bis fellow citizens for
this mark of refpea,faid to them.
" You behold, my friends, a body enfeebled by age,
but the heart of an bonf man never grows old." He
was ill only a few hours before be died, ffe has left
a wife and two children in very indifferent circum-
Jiances.
Daubenton, upwards of eighty years of age, bad
been clewed a member of the confervatile ' senate.
Pleased with this appointment, be refolded to go and
take bis feat on tbefrf day of the meeting of the senate.
His wife urged him not to go, on account of bis ill
health , be perfifed, however, in bis determination,
and ordered bis dinner earlier than usual. He then
went to the senate.
From the cold of tbeflreet be went into a room
filed with persons, and extremely warm ; the con
gratulation and marks of refpe& be received from ev
ery one, affixed him, and be was taken suddenly ill.
He was immediately carried home, and in a fort
time died. A
A Philadelphia paper of May io, fays,
For some nights pas the mos horrid cruelty has
been pradtifed in this city upon the persons of unpro
tested females, by some unknown villain who bas at
tacked and fabbed them. The weapon used bas been
a Shoemaker's Awl, one having been extracted from
the back of a Lady. The attacks are confned to no
particular quarter —it bas been done in federal,reefs
and, at various hours after dark —it is hoped the
Killdin will not Icing escape justice
WILMINGTON, MAY 10.
A Mr Lawrence Alwine, of Philadelphia,
has obtained a patent for a discovery he has
made in the preparation of Paints, by which
they can be used with much less labour than
common, and will more effectually preserve ev
ery thing to which they are applied.
By this discovery the paints are rendered more
brilliant and durable than common ; they can be laid
on in any kind of weather, wet or dry, and different
coats may be laid on ever, hour fuccefivtly, not re
quiring a longer time to dry. Another advantage, of
more confluence than all the ref, is that this prepa
ration divefs the paint of that noxious quality which
aftas the nervous fyflem oftbofe who work among
it in the common way
MARRIED] — At Salem. Asa Flanders to miss
fetfey Ireland ; Nathaniel Knight to mrs. Sarah
Leonard; Wm. Low to miss Sukey Glover; Ifracl
Freeman to miss Ffber Tburfon.
— Itfwub, Moses Wallace to miss Hannah Ap
pleton.
At Falmouth, fobn Fife, of Sandwich, to miss
Anna Heaves, of the former place.
— Boston, Eb. T. Dennice to miss Sally Morton ;
Capt. Benjamin Payson to miss Elizabeth Leonard,
— Newton, Amifa Wir.cbefler to miss Sally Ful
ler, daughter of Col. fofab Fuller.
DIED] — At Havanna r Nathaniel Teague jr.
aged 18, late of Salem.
— Newburyport, widow Abigail Stapleton, aged d
,71 ; widow Sarab Stickney, aged 37 ; mrs. Mor
ris, wife ofWm Morris.—afo,a child of William
Tappan.
— Ipfwiob, fofefeb Goedbue, aged 69.
— Topsfield, mrs. Elizabeth Towne, aged 68.
— Salem, Frederick Bt own, aged 30.
— At St. Kitts, Cap. fames Atwood of Har
wich, (Case-Cod.)
At Sea, Daniel Perkins, 2d mate of the Franklin,
from Batavia ; —alfo, Alien Breed of Lynn.
Ori bis passage from Brifol to Bofeon, fof,b
Simonds, of Medford, aged 26.
— Hebron, Dea. Isaac Ford, aged 78.
— Falmouth, Capt. fefbua Stevens, aged §3.
— Paffamaquady, Capt. foJbua Braeford.
— Malden, Capt. Andrew Gardner, aged 73, of
Boson.
— Roxbury, Ebenezer Weld Esq. aged 63 —
"Samuel Langley, aged ft
Bofen, mrs. Sarah sanes, aged ,2, reliß of
the late Daniel fonts —madam Mary Gorbam aged
'B3, relia of the late Nathaniel Gorbam, Eft.for
merly of Cbarlefawn —mrs. Thankful Helpman, a
ged 63, Widow of tbe lute Capt. Philip Helpman.
Seabrook, (drowned) Wm. Ingrabam, aged 55.
Nena-Haven, Timothy fones, Esq. aged 62.
New-London, (suddenly) John Hallam, Esq.
aged 48, caJbier oftbe Union Bank in that city.
— Braintree, Caleb Hayward Effyged &
— Lorg-Ifand, New-York, Samuel Clanoe Esq.
+ — Sbrevfury,mrs. Hannab Kemble, widow of
the late Thomae H. Kemble, of Boson, aged 30.
In France, Gen. St Cyr, celebrated in Buonaparte's
campaigns.
^Lotteries !
NOW DRAWING!
Who can witbfand the temptation of the following
high prizes, which are to be drawn immediately ?
AMOSKEAG CANAL LOTTERY,
which commenced drawing on Tuefday last,
has the following capital prizes, viz. I of 2000
dollars. 1 of 1000. lof 50 (hares in the Canal.
1 of 300 dollars. 2 of 200. 3 of 100. IO of 50.
18 of 25. Befidcs 1900 smaller prizes of 20, 10,
6,4, and 3 dollars. Tickets at 3 dols. each.
g, Warranted undrawn Tickets at C. Peirce's flop,
I Dartmouth COLLEGE LOTTERY,
[@3* Which began drawing yef
day, at Concord,]
next presents itfelf, and offers the following
grand prizes to adventurers, viz. 1 of 3000 dols.
lof 2000. 2of 1000. zof 600. 2of 400.
sos 200. to of 100. 20 of 50- 30 of 30.
62 of 20. lio of 10. And 1460 of 6 dols.
Tickets at qdols. each, Quarter: 6f9 at C.Peirce's.
PHILANTHROPIC -LOTTERY.
In this Lottery, if the adventurer loses his mo
ney,he has this consolation, that it has gone to
the assistance of an unfortunate gentleman, who
loft his fight in making difeoveries for the bene
fit of his fellow creatures. But as this Lot
tery does not draw until July, we invite our
friendsto purchase in the Amofkeag and Dart
mouth College, which draw immediately, and
then they will know the fate of their tickets in
those Lotteries, seasonably to purchase in the
Philanthropic, or give their prize rickets, for
tickets in the Philanthropic Lottery. The
prizes in this Lottery are truly alluring, there
is lof 3000 dollars. 4of 1000. Bof 500. —
12 of 100. 100 of 50. ioo of2j. 200 of 10.
and 3575 of smaller prizes.
Tickets and quarters in each of the above
Lotteries may be had Charles Peirce, No. 5
Daniel street, Portsmouth, who had the plea
sure of paying many capitalprizes the last classes,
and by whom the prizes in those classes, will be
paid on demand,
" If you miss of this opportunity, perhaps
you will not meet with the like again."
Come try you r luck once more !
Plays & Farces.
Battle of Hexham—Brothers—Columbus—
Castle of Andalufia—Clandegine Marriage—
Cato—Deserted Daughter —Biftreft mother—
Every one bas bis fault —Every man in bis bnmour
—Fair Penitent—Funeral Game, er (Tagedy)—
Game,er (Comedy) — George Barn well — Gufavus
Vaffa — Gentle Shepherd— Grecian Daughter—
Hamlet---Heirefs —How to grow rich—Highland
Reel — Ifabella —few-—Love for Love--Lover's
Vows —Little Hunchback —Love Alamode—Lying
Valet—Ladies laflfake — Mountaineers—Macbetb
— Married Man — Measure for meafure —Mid-
night Wanderei Man of the mode-—Next door
Neighbors — Othello-— Oroonoko Orphan—-Poor
Soldier —Prifoner —Rornft-Robin Hood Slaves
in Algiers---Siege of Damascus--suspicious Husband
---foe (loops to conquer —(be would and Jbe would not.
Sicilian Romance--- Twin Rivals —VenicePreferved
---World in a Village---Wild Oats — Widow of
Malabar---Young Quaker--- Zara--Children in the
Wood — Nofong no Cupper.
OThe above are for sale at the Book
store of C. PERICE, Daniel-street.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
BY leave of Court, to
be fold at> VENDUE at
the New-Hampshire Hotel, on
MONDAY the Seventh JULY
next, at Eleven o'clock in the
forenoon, That
Valuable Lot of Land
in Portsmouth, now in possession
of Dame & Penhallow, late the
property of Theophilus Dame
of Dover, Esq. deceased.—Con
ditions to be made known at
the time of sale.
Jacob Walden, vluEi'r.
Portsmouth, May 30. 1800.
awßmraßtmmnCTc:.^s^^Q©a@^±i@mo=ffißrc^
FOR SALE at the Office of
Alexander Ewen,
in Market-fleet, Portsmouth,
FROM 30 to 40 M. of seasoned
Clear B 0 ARDS,
that will be delivered at a few days notice,
if applied for Toon. Ma, 30, 1800.
TO BE SOLD —
At Public AUCTION,
On the 2^th day of June next, at 3 o'clock
P. M. on the the premises,
THAT NEW AND WELL FINISHED
^^^, Dwelling House,
With a convenient SHOP
"I infront,an excellentCEL
|fytf^^+ Lar, a Well of g°od wa
ter within the House, and convenient
Out-Houses, now occupied by the sub
scriber. y o hn Boadge.
@3 The premises may be view
ed an, da, previous to the Sale.
ALL Persons indebted to, or
that have any demands on the Eflate
of SAMUEL BUTLER,
late of Berwick, in the county of York,
hufbandran, deceased, are requested to
present their accounts for settlement to
the fubteribers, adminiftratots to laid
Eftare..
LYDIA BUTLER, widow of the dec'd.
EPHRAIM BUTLER, Adminifoator.
N. B. All those indebted to said Estate,
are requeued to make immediate pay
ment. Berwick, Ma, 9. 1800.
-P~O^TT E'R..
Porter equal to any in
America, just received and for sale by
JOSEPH BISHOPin Ark Lane, Portl
mouth, by the barrel. -
i^o Apprentices Wanted,
at the Braft-Founders bufaefs —enquire of
WARD GILMAN.
TO SOLD,
57 Hhds SUGAR, ift quality &
18 Hhds. COFFEE, entitled to
the debenture. —ALSQ—
aa^THE Beautiful
A. SHIP Florenzo,
, burthen 201 Tons, just
arrived from fea—for fur
her particulars, enquire of
:Stephen Chafe.
Portsmouth, May 3, ISOO.
FOR SALE on liberal Credit
(ifapplied for in a few days,)
Brig Hiram,
Burthen 100 Tons,
Sails well, and is an excel
lent Sea Boat, together with all her Stores,
Arms and Appurtenances as die arrived
from Sea. —ALSO —
Her Cargo of Sugar, Coffee &
RUM, entitled to the drawback.
IN STORE,
200 bbls, prime BEEF,
50 boxes Smoak'd Herrings,
15 bbls. TOBACCO,
GIN and BRANDY,
Irpn Hollow Ware, &c.
For further particulars apply to the Sub
scriber at his Store, Fore-street.
William Boyd.
Portfmouth, Ma, 30, 1800.
Just Landed from on board brig Al
letta, and FOR SALE BY
Clement Jackson,
No. 4, Portsmouth Pier,
79 Hhds. excel't Grenada Rum.
45 ditto ditto MOLASSES.
— Alfo—FOß SALE,
Russia and Ravens DUCK.
Russia SHEETING.
Old Sable IRON. Cordage.
Coffee. Loaf & Brown Sugar.
Portjmouth, Ma, 30, 1800.
Long & Hamilton,
HANE FOR SALE
At their Store in Fore-ffreet,
10 Chests frefh Bohea TEA.
10 Chests best Hyfon ditto.
5 half chests Souchong ditto.
3 pipes best French BRANDY.
Best Hollands GIN.
London PORTER.
• 10 barrels TAR,
a6d a general assortment of
W. I. Goods & Groceries
to be fold cheap for ca(h.
Portsmouth, Ma, 30, 1800.
FOR SALE BY
Garland & Holman,
At No. 7, Portsmouth Pier,
40 Bags COTTON.
20 bbls, frefh ELOUR.
6 Chests Bohea TEA, latest im
portation.
30 Calks RICE.
Few barrels mess Beef & Pork.
Boxes Raisins and Boxes Soap.
A few bags India SUGAR.
Portsmouth, Mg, 24, 1800.
Wm. Treadwell, & Co.
BEG leave to inform their
Friends and the Public, that they
have purchased of Mr. SamuelLarkin,
his whole Stock in trade ; confining of
a large and extensive assortment of
Books and Stationary,
and that they will continue the Bookfel
ling business, as usual at the Portsmouth
Bookstore, and will at all times keep for
file a very general collection of
BOOKS,
and an extensive assortment of
STATIONARY,
Which they will engage to fell as cheap
and on as good terms as can be purchas
ed in any other place in town or elsewhere,
and they solicit a continuance of the cus
tom of those friends of Mr. Larkin, and
others who have been in the habit of
trading at the above Store.
Libraries supplied at a hand
some difeount.
The Circulating Library will
be continued as usual, for the support of
which, the encouragement of the ladies &
gentlemen in town is refpea fully requeu
ed ;—it (ball at all times be furnifhed with
every new and interefling publication as
early as possible.
The Printing & Book-Binding
business in all their various branches, will
be carried on with neatness, cbeapnefs &
difpatcb. Portsmouth, May 23, 1800.
crewt&=raßffQ CTro _Hmrarcretsro^*ttti
Charles Peirce,
AT the Columbian Bookstore
and Oracle Printing-Office, No. ;,
j Dmiel-ftreet, bas for sale an extensive
assortment of
BOOKS & Stationary,
cohfifting of many thousands of volumes,
which will be fold cheap for cash.
Tcftaments and
French Intercepted Letters
Dictionaries, Geographies, Bi
ographies, Voyages, Travels, His
tories. Novels, Divinity, Law,&c,
} A good Assortment of
English & India GOODS,
JUST RECEIVED BY
DHHID BLAIR,
Which will be fold at the lowed Cath
price. —
All indebted to Mr. Benja
min Boardman, jun. are requeued to
make speedy payment to the fubferiber.
DAVID BLAIR.
Exeter, May 29, iSoo.
Pot & Pearl ASHES.
Richard Evans,
OFFERS cash, and a liberal
price for Pot & Pearl ASHES.—In
a few days he will have for file a com
pleat Assortment of GOODS, arrived in
the late Vessels from Europe.
NEW GOODS?
Oliver Briard.
Has just RECEIVED a Frejhfapl, of
Spring & Summer
G 00 D S,
of the latest importation, which
he now offers for sale at a final! advance
for cafli, at his store in Market-street.
Portsmouth, Ma, 30, 1800.
NEW-GOODS.
James Rundlet,
Has just received a Frefo fufeply of feafonabl
GO O D S,
Which are now ready for sale, —among which are
the following,—viz —
A Very large aflortment offtri-
Aped, changeables, plain colored and
black Luftrings; Modes; flriped and
plain black Satins; Boglipores; Chintzes!;
Muslins ; Muflinets ; Broad Cloths ;
Caffimeres ; Ginghams ; striped Cala
mancoes ; Ruffcis ; Mens' fafhionable
beaver Hats ; cotton Hose ; fafhionable
Reel, pearl and gilt Buttons; Nankinets ;
Durells ; Marseilles Quilting and other
Vesting, Cambricks; Dimities ; satin
Ribbons; green silk Umbrellas ; brown
Hollands; Platilles; flieeting Linens, &c.
&c. &c. &c. —ALSO—
A large supply of India Cottons,
some of which arc very fine, they will be
fold much cheaper than his late prices.
Nankins by the hundred or
bundle.
Hyfon, Souchong & Bohea Teas
per chest, ofa superior quality.
A handsome assortment of Paper Hangings.
Portsmouth, May 30, 1800.
Beverly Bed-Ticks.
fuf Received and for sale by
Edward Parry,
sto °f the Lamb & Flag Market street,
BEST Beverly Manu
, fadured COTTON BEDTICK
ING, at the fame price it is fold at the
Manufaanry in Beverly.
FOR SALE.,
500 quintals of
POLLOCK FISH
of an excellent quality— Aftly to
f. & % Goddard.
BUTTER?
A quantity of excellent Butter,
For sale by SAMUEL HAVEN,
jun. at his Store in Market-street.
SCYTHES
14 dozen of excellent
well made SCYTHES, for sale by
George Plaijied,
on the middle town Wharf, Portsmouth.
A Watch, Loft.
LOST last Evening between Mr.
James Day's house on Church-hill,
and the Court-house in this town, an ele
gant Pinchbeck Watch, whoever has
found the fame, and will return it to
Samuel Clark, at Mr. Day's cooper's
fllop, shall be handsomely rewarded.
Po? tfmouth, May 31, 1800.
Gentlemen Boarders.
THREE or Four may be accommo
dated, where every attention will
be paid— Also, who keeps the best of Li
quors, at the mansion house of Mr. John
Stavers. deceased, By their humble fefv't
'JAMES A. GEDDES.
Pertfmouth, May 23, lßco.
Toppin Maxwell,
Has far Sale at his Tan- Yard, near Col.
Ladd's Deeding -house,
Sole-Leather, tanned in the En
glish flyle, warranted good.
Saddle, bridle & harness Leather.
A few tanned Hogs-Skins.
All of which will be fold very cheap,
considering their quality.
—ALSO—A quantity of
BOOT-LEGS, cheaper than
has been formerly fold in this Town.
WANTED, a fro Cords
Oak and Hemlock BARK, foi
which a generous price will be given.
Portsmouth, May to, ISOO.
NEW_GK)ODS.
Peter Coffin?
HAS JUST RECEIVED
per the Jhip Packet, from Liverpool, a
large and general assortment of
Fashionable, Fancy and Staple
GOODS,
Which are novo opening for sale, by Whole
sale and Retail.—Corffting of
Broad Cloths; Caf
imeres ; a great variety of faftiion^
able Waiftcoiting ; Fuftisns; white and
color'd Jeans ; cotton Denims ; Satinets
cotton and silk Nankeenets ; Thickfetts ;
Velvets ; Velveteens; color'd worfied
and silk Plush; silk Velvets for Capes.
A la rge assortment of
Calicoes and Chintzes of the
latest fafhion; new fancy l^ced Prints ;
elegant Chintz and Gingham Furniture ;
a great variety of fafhionable, plain, strip
ed and check'd Ginghams ; faflrionabie
printed Muffins; striped anJ figured Muf
linets ; Dimities ; fine cotton shirtings:
Cambricks ; Counterpanes ; Table Cloths
of all sizes.
Book, jaconet, ftrip'd, check'd, lappet
and cambrick Mullins; Muffin Hand
kerchiefs ; men's Neckerchiefs ; tam
bor'd Muslin shawls; chintz, purple and
silk (bawls ; romal, cotton, linen, ban
dannoe, and black silk Handkerchiefs.
A large assortment of
Thread Laces and Edgings ;
black silk Lace: ; black Modes ; black
and color'd Luftrings; black and color',l
Satins ; Tiffanies ; black and color'd
Crapes ; plait), net, and Rutland black
Gauzes ; black lace Veiling ; Millinets;
Men's black Satin.
Men's and youth's white,
random, imperial and vandyke cotton
Hose; mens white and black silk ditto,
with laced clocks; men's brown cotton
; ditto ; women's cotton and silk Hose
with embroider'd clocks; women's black,
white and color'd silk Glovesand Mitts;
: women's white and color'd cotton Gloves
and Mitts; men's cotton and worsted
; Caps ; worsted Pantaloons ; Pantaloon
Hose ; men's beaver and wash-Leather
1 Gloves ; cotton and silk Slings ; Stock
1 Stiffners ; best white Kid Gloves ; men's
and youth's black and color'd Hatts.
A large assortment of
1 Black Morocco and fafhiona
: ble Kid Shoes; a great variety of fafh
ionable draw Bonnets; fafhionable black,
color'd and beaded Feathers ; spangled
and black Fans; Parafoles ; Umbrellas;.
; cotton and silk Girdles ; Glove ties ;
silk gown Trimming; Bugle and Chain
Trimming.
A great variety of
Satin, China & love Ribbons;
cotton and silk Purses; gold and silver
Cord ; gold and silver Thread ; gold and
silver Epaulets, some very elegant.
Fashionable Necklaces and
Ear-drops ; elegant Steel Shoe Orna
ments ; Shoe Roses ; gold and silver
Fringes ; Spangles ; Shirt Buttons ; —
Tooth Brushes ; Morocco Pocket Books.
•Fashionable steel, gilt, plated,
silvered and matthewman Buttons; Ital
ian ditto ; Button moulds; Reeve But
tons; polifh'd Reel Knee Buckles ; Loc
kets ; silver Thimbles ; steel and gilt
Watch Chains, Seals and Keys; Pins.
White and color'd Threads;
embroidering and common Sewing Silks;
Twist : Gallooms ; cotton and silk Fer
rets; Bindings ; Tapes; Bobbins ; fine
Linens; Britannas ; Brown Hollands ;
Checks ; green Table Coverings.
Tammies ; Durants ; Shal
loons ; Ruffels ; Calimancoes ; Mo
reaus ; Tamboreens ; Florentines.
A large assortment of Kidderminfler,
Carpets and Carpetings.
By Appointment.
FOR SALE BY
Josiah Dwight,
At his Druggif Store in Market-street, di
rect from the Patentee,
Doctor Lee's patent N. London
• BILIOUS FILLS,
✓'CELEBRATED throughout the U-
United States and Weft-Indies, in the
cure and prevention of Intermittent, Re
mittent, Bilious, Inflammatory, and Yel
low Fever ; Jaundice; Bilious Cholic :
Indigeflion; Dropsy; Gout; Rheuroa.
tifm ; Plurify ; Chlorofis, Worms; Dy
:fentcry; Bilious Vomitings; Convulsion
and Epileptic Fits : Allhma; Coughs
and colds accompanied with Cofiivenels;
Foul Stomach; Scurvy ; Sore Throat ;
Hypochondria and Hyftcrical Affec
' tions, &c. &c.
They are highly efleemed for tbe'r vir
tues when taken in the Spring season,
and for removing an over charge of Bil
[ ious redundancies in the Stomach and
Bowels, they prevent most of the diseases
_ of the hot season by being taken once in
i§ or 20 days.
Certificates of their efficacy m^y be
• feet )at the place of sale by the Agent, who
bas conflant fopplies of the genuine
i, PILLS from the Patentee.-^—
Church's Cough Drops, to
gether with a general assortment of
1 Drugs and Medicines ;
Paints, Dye-Stuffs, &C, . /
Physician's Bills duly noticed ; Ship's
' Medicine Chests in readiness, and others
Irepicnifhed reasonably.
Pertfanth, May 23, 90Q.