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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-28
A sNuFF TAKER EXTRA.

A Eh EAlhA.
Copy of the WILL of Mrs. Margaret
Thompson, who died at her house in
Bayle street, Burlington Gardens,
London.
I, Margaret Thompson, &c. being
Of sound mind, &c. do desire, that when
my soul is departed from this wicked
wcrld, my body and effects may be dis
posed of in the manner following, &c.
e.. also desire, that all my hand
kerchiefs that | may leave unwashed at
the time of my decease after they have
been got together by my cid and tru,ty
servant, Sarah Stuart, be put by her,
and her alone, at the bottom Of my cof.
fin, which | desire be large enough for
that purpose, together with such a qua
tity of the best Scotch Snuff, { in which
she knoweth always had the greatest
delight) as will cover my deceased bo-
dy and this desire the more especial
ly, as it is usual to put flowers into the
collins of departed friends, and nothing
can be so fragrant and refreshing to me
as that precious powder. But | strict
ly charge tat no man be suffered TO
approach my body ill the coffin is clos.
9 and it is necessary to carry he TO
nv burial, which | order in the manner
following Six men to be my bearers
who are well known TO be the greatest
SNIFF takers in the parish of st. James's,
Westminster and instead Of mourning
each to wear snuff coIored b aver,
which desire may be bought for that
purpose and given them. SIX maidens
of my old acquaintance, viz. &c. to
bear my pail, each to wear proper
hood. aud to carry box flied With the
best Scotch Snuff, to take for their re-
freshment as they SO along. Before
my corpse desire the Minister n. ight
be invited to walk and take certain
quantity of the said Snuff, not exceed
ing a bladder, to whom beiueath five
guineas, on condition Of his 50 doing.
And also desire my old faithful ser
want s. Stuart, to walk before the
corpse, to distribute every twenty yards
a large handful Of Scotch Snuff TO the
g:uund, and upon The crowd who may
fellow me to the burial place; on which
condition bequeath her eel. And |
also desire that at least t1ro bushels Of
said snuff may be distributed at the door
of NY house in Boyle street, She men
proce eds IT, order the tire of her buri-
al, which is to be at II o'clock al noon.
She then particularzes her legacies, 8;
over and above every legacy, she de-
sires may be given one pound of good
Scotch Snuff, which she calls the
grand cordial Of nature.
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Nfw- York, July Is.
GLE RS.

1t appears, by the official returns
from the Mayors Office, that, from
December 1918, to Dec. 1919, $500
passengers arrived at this port. This
will give an idea, Of the great inter-
course which is had with this city /; yet
it also appears that out of this number
1868 were Americans, leaving 1882
foreigners, which, Of itself is an impor-
tans amount. There is something also
TO consider in the national character Of
these emigran's. 1929 were English,
and 6067 we're Irish. The proportion
of Irish and English emigrants has
been heretofore in favor of tie Irish,
but this year the English take the lead.
1t is certain that the irish have more
sincere attachment to this country than
the English--their associations, feel
ings and the success Of many of their
countrymen, having given a great spur
to emigration: added to this, their wants
and their enterprise are greater than
those of the English yet we have in
this excess of English emigrants very
strong proof Of the misery of the times
and the extremes to which they are re-
duced, extremes which the Irish have
scarce arrived at. If it is said that
many of them were bound to Canada,
to settle on the crown lands, tho reply
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-28
From the Ns1cark, (.N J, Centinel o
,Julu 10.

B0LD AND ATR0CIoUS ATTEMPT.
We understand an attempt was made
on Saturday night last, to murder and
rob Mr.. John C. F. Romel, toll gather
err on the Hackensack Bridge. About
II o'clock, three mon supposed to be
Irishmen, applied to pass the bridge,
stating that they had nothing smaller
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-28
FALSE PRIDE.

A naughty and disdaiufui carriage
indicates person of mean talents. and
bad heart, and people who assume it
are generally of low education, like
tnale described by the poet, who says,
When men Of infamy to grandeur
soar,
They light a torch to show their
shame the more.
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Edwardsvil!e, June 90.
ASSASSINATION AND SUICIDE.

ASSASSINATION AND SUICIDE.
On Thursday evening last, captain March
was shot through the heart, at his house 10
St, Louis, by Samuel Williams. late resi-
dent of the Marine Settlement, in this coun'
II. who fled the same evening to the mouth
of Missouri, and the next day, at Belle Fon-
tame. put An end to his own existence.
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roads makes known his maesty's determine
ton 10 have them all over the Peninsula land
directs those officers to cause lhe requisite
itineraries to be constructed BY Engineers
in their respective provinces in order that
this determinatiod may be carried into Ell
feet.
Gibraltar. .May 81.
THE PLAGUE.
The Quarantine Schooner returned from
Tangier Bay on the 18th inst. and brought
the following accounts respecting the plague.
The former reports, relative to the Plague
having broken out again in Tetuan, are con-
frmed. Daily deaths among the Moors a.
mount TO and 5, and from the 9th TO the
1Ith inst IL deaths took place among the
Jews There is no doubt the disease has
been introduced by people from Riff.
The fevers, which were raging at Fee, no
longer continue.
The last accounts from Babbat, Larache
and Mequiuez, state those towns to continue
healthy.
No intelligence had been received from
Morocco and Mogadore during the last fif-
teen days.
Tangier and its vicinity continues healthy.
Gibraltar, June 3.
The Paci6co schooner returned from Tan
eier on the 3lst of Nav. and brought the
following particulars respecting the plague.
Iangier, Larache, Mequnez and Rabbat
continue to enjoy good health.
Accounts from Mogadore, of the 10th
NAV, state the deaths there from the Plague
to average 10 daily. The deaths at Moroc-
CO had decreased considerably among the
Moors, but great number of Jews continue
to be carried off by the Plague.
In Riff the disease is said to have diml-
nished considerably.
The deaths in Tetuan, during the last
week, were among the Jews, and or )
daily among the Moors.
Deaths in Fee from SO to 40 per diem,
suspected to be of Plague.
Letters from Oran, of the 9TH May, state,
that the Plague had suddenly re-appeared
in that town, where the deaths amount to 30
per diem, and that the plague exists through
out the Province, but not in so violent de-
gree as at Gran.
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For Freight.

.A, The ship UNION, J. Baraacct
[ master, carries about 270O barrels
an excellent vessel, and will be ready TO I0ao
in a few days. Apply to
w. FOWLE g. Co.
Who have for sale said ships cargo Of
1900 bushels coarse Liverpool salt
90 bags pepper &c
G7 barrels sperm oil July 70
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Ne1C HGTen, July 1s.
EXTRAORDINARY PRODUCTION.

On the 5th of July inst. asmalI limo'
about the size of Il goose quill one foot
in length, was taken from tree i'll Mrs
Mix's Columbian Gardens, on which
were ninety eight full fair ripe cherries,
which weighed fourteen ounces.
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To Rent,

A TWO story brick dwelling house, u !,
"a Princes street. To good tenant "
will be rented low.
ALSO. , lv
The counting room lately occupiea
Richard Veitch, Esq. For terms eGdqP,wS
July 81 Ct MARY FLEIthI"
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South AMERICA.
Extract of a letter from Csrthagena, datet
June I8,

Extract of "a letter from Carthagena, dated
June I8.
Our situation is daily becoming more
unpleasant. Admiral Brion has arrived at
Savaniila, small .ettlement at the mouth ct
the river Magdalen, about 70 miles to wind
ward with 60 vessels oil different Sizes
His land forces, if any accompanies him, IS
unknown. Martial law has been proclaim
ed here to- day. We are so taken up win
the occurrences of the day, that we can
scarce find time to attend 10 our regular bu-
siness.
Extract of letter, dated St Thomas,
June "a, received in Boston.
Two Spanish vessels destined 10 this port,
one from ..guira, the other from Maracay DO
were cal tured off this a lew days ago, by a
patriot privateer-they have since been re-
taken, together with the privateer, by bri-
fish brig OF war, and carried into st Croix.
The most recent accounts received from the
Main represent that the Royalists have eva
cuated nearly the whole coast OF Venezuela,
g. that the Patriots were successful in every
respect Markets were g!utted with all
kinds of America an produce--colonial pro-
duce scarce and high--the crops of sugar at
St. Croix, Tortola, St. Johns, &c. very
short
While on a visit to the Navy Yard yester-
day. was witness te an action which ie-
fleets the highest honour on one OF our GAL
lant Young officers. TIE two sail beats be-
longing to the Franklin and Washington
were manned for a trial of speed, and when
at considerable distance from the shore,
ONE of the boys attached to the Washington
was knocked overheard. In the confusion
OF the moment an oar was thrown to him,
put not being good swimmer, he was una
bic to reach it.. He had sunk beneath The
surface OF the water twice, when .Midship-
mar Null, with the greatest presence oil
mind, threw off his coat, plunged into the
stream, gained the oar, swan with il to the
bow. and seized MIN as he was sinking, pre-
baby never to rise again. In this situation
he supported him until boat from the shore
came to their relief. (.N. Y. Com. ldv.
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were in full march for Santa Martha and
Maracaibo-after taking which they were TO
unite with Bolivar in the reduction OF that
important and hitherto deemed impregnable
fortress Of Carthagena.
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For the yalsrandriG Gazette.

For the AlsrandriG Gazette.
AN ORIGINAL PUN.
ss..weet Doctor Smirk, who is licensed 10
hin [claimng,
One morn 10 street corner club was de-
With feryor he suffered eff mine were the
nall, land maiming;"
There should be nothing on earth but fever
Register Wag, standing by, replied with
laugh. (half,
You have hit, Doctor Smirk, my notions but
Yet I yield to your wisdom-for doubtless
you'll learn, tcerh.
In the uills of nay friends I've morfoI con-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-28
SEASON TICKET.

am pleased to hear that the theatre is to
be opened for few nights, & that some me-
ritorious performers are added TO the COM
pany. hope our old audiences will again
show themselves for there is nothing looks
better than to see the varied assemblageF OF
a MISREPRESENTATION and beauty, worth
and talents, age and youth, promiscuously
;sining tue throng, to catch the manners liv-
ing as they rise, and 10 partake OF the intel
lsctual banquet spread before them. have
long been of opinion that the hard times ex-
listed more in idea than in fact. Let them
for short time, If not altogether, be for
gotten and we shall again see our theatre,
what it once was, well supported by the IL
berality of our citizens. The pieces for this
evening have ever been popular. and should
Of themselves, independently of the attrac-
tive movers of the celebrated Mr.. keene,
draw full house. OBSERVER.
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AS&\ READING ROOM Mn
lSSs MAR | n E JOUR NAL. &Ia&
For Freight or Charter,

Ga The good schnr. BETSEY,
Ng3s burthen 700 bis. H. Griffith, master,
will take freight for any northern port, Or
Halifax, if immediate application is mafe.to
S. MESSERSMITH.
Jus. landing and for sale,
: h baif chests imperial tea
q : h hbIs baltimore whisky
10 bbIs First quality green
10 bags coffee
n hhds tobacco. in Quantico warehouse
80 tons plaster st July 70
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Dir. Editor,

CIR. Editor,
In the advertisement Of the managerof the
theatre, we are informed that the hard times
are in "a state of convalescence. re-
ioice to hear good news, and doubt not
that all your readers will acknowledge them
selves under obligations to Mr.. Caldwell,
the manager, for giving them the information.
Before the hard times came on, used 10
be constant attendant at the theatre ior
know no other way in which to spend dol
lar half so agreeably. They have, how
ever. put me under nom intercourse for a
while but now that they are removed
for one will again purchase
SEASON TICKET.
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FROM GIBRALTAR.
By the brig Margaret and Sarah, from Glib
raltar, we have received papers and letters
to the 4th ult.
r.b.o1yor Mn, OF
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-10-10
MADRID, July 10.

M2BltiD3 JULY W.
The Kings speech pronounced ester-
day TO the General Cortes, was fall of
sentiments and principles worthy of
Patriot King, and the most liberal and
enlightened statesman. The derange-
ments in the public revenue were &C
knowledged without extenuation; but
the sentiment most enforced by his No
le5ty was, that the existence OF the nation
depended on laying its foundation broad
end deep on the immutable basis of JUS
iiee, good faith, and public credit. He
anticipated that the moderation of PENN
sular Spain would have due effect GA
transmarine Spain, and that the two
SPANS would rally round one throne.
On foreign affairs he says:-
In our relations with foreign coun-
tries the most perfect harmonv prevails,
with the exception G. some few differ
ences, which, though they have not dis
tu,hed the existing peace, have given
rise to discussions which cannot be ter
minated without the concurrence and
intervention Of The Cortes OF the king
dom. Such are the differences pending
With the y. States OF America respecting
the Foridas, and the marking out Of
the boundaries of Louisiana. Contests
likewise exist, occasioned by the occu-
patton of Monte Viedo, and other Spa
nish possessions on left banl, Of the river
Plata, but though complication of va
rious circumstances has hitherto pre-
vented the adjustment Of these ditTcy-
ences, ] hope that the justice and mode
ration Of the principles which guide our
diplomatic operations, will produce a
result suitable TO the nation and con-
formable to the pacific system, the pre-
seryation Oh which is now The general and
decidedmaxim of European policy. Fc
Regency OF Aigiels has given indications
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E0N Ei0 j..


FRANKFORT, JULY 10.
1t has long since been reported,
ard remains uncontradicted, that the
Emperor Of Russia has declared, that the
Holy Alliance has no power, nor pre-
sumes TO any, 10 interfere in the troubles
or revolutions of any State, wherein the
Revolutionists 90 not attack the princl-
pies Of Legitimacy"
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For Freight.

$40 The good brig ECONOMY, Eben'r
.ssssSas A. Shaw, master, burthen lo5o bbls
in fine order for any voyage, and will be rea-
dy toload in few days.
For Halifax,
>xAsN The good schnr. HARVEST, J..
.asSs Doslof, master, burthen lis tons,
to sail early next week, and can well accom-
MEDIATE 4 passengers.
Apply to J. II. LADD, & Co.,
Who have for;sale, received by said vessels,
500 bushels heavy Albany seed oats
100 barrels potatoes Of excellent quality
35 NJ clear boards
SOM. merchantable do
20 NJ. do joiSt
SAN. shingles
Sc quntals Cod fish
2e7 boxes smoaked herrings
II bbls. dry sailed Nova Scotia her
rings march IA
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Public Sale.

s-muS Will be sold on the premises to
B.TN the highest bidder on a credit of 3
Essell months, on Friday the 26th inst. at
3S.asAssA 10 O'Clock A. NJ the unexplred lease
OF George Jones, being eleven years, on that
we'll known tenement Jones' Point
The tenement as originally leased by
Jones. contained u acres five acres OF
which have been under Yet by the said Jones
for years for sum sufficient to pay the en-
iressrent tor that period. On that part OF the
leased premises reserved.by Jones, there is
a good house containing seven rooms fitted
up for a tavern. a stable. &c. The garden is
in good stale of cultivation. and the fencing
does not want repairing. The house has hi
therto been pro6tably kept as a place fol
vening amusements, The sheds or covering
for the Switchboard and nine pins are in good
preservation. t. ". HEWITT, Trustee
March Is eotf
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For Halifax.

,ASa, THE superior schooner LEVANT,
.SSssa! ssGs Moses Nash, master, she is now load
ing and will sail as soon as the@navigation is
open four passengers can be~well accom-
modated.-ApplY to
JOHN H LABD, {. CO.
Who have just received and for sale
so tons plaster
Is barrels Liver OH
A few bushels of Sain Foin Seed, known
by Germans by the name Of Esperrette or
Hundred year Clover Seed, highly approved
of both in France and Germany for hay as
vel! as Pasture Land. Feb
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Sugar, Molasses, sc.

Sugar, Molasses, sc.
NKTM. FOWLE &. CO. have fer sale, the
w cargo OF The schooner Alexander, capt.
Lincoln, from Boston, OF
SO terces Musovado sugar
90 hogsheads retailing mOlasses
2plpes Holland gin
sc bolts first quality Russia duck
SO plecesywh'te Russia sheeting
so do brown "1
70 tons plaster paris
Also the cargo of the brig Panopea, from
St. Andrews of
210 tons plaster paris
73O boxes smoked behring's
80 hogsheads First quality Saint Croiz
80 barrels Sugar
10 hogsheads Muscovado sugar of good
$50 barrels quality
70 bags Indiado for retailing
1000 lbs coffee
15pipes Holland gin
90 hhds N Z rum
Pipes, half pipes, quarter, and halt quarter
casks old Madeira wine, from the house OF
Keers e. Co.
800 casks nails assorted sizes
ESQ boxes mould and dipped candles o:
Simpsons brand
SO do sperm do
loo do brown soap
SO bbls mess and No. beet
loo sides red sole leather
300 bolts first quality Russia duck
200 do do Ravens do
loo crates Liverpool ware
5 pipes old Cognac brandy, OF superior
quality
SO casks fresh rasins
do 2ante currants
5000 lbs soft shell almonds
Malaga wine, bales eorks 80,
Cases mems coarse and fine shoes and mats
An invoice OF Nankin and Canton grapes
sarsenets. sewing silk and India cottons.
December %
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For Rent,
JOHN T. BROOKS.
TIE TIVE LVTH CL4SS

TIE 1HL LVIH CL.4SS
OF THE
Virginia Literature Lottery,
K7lLL be drawn in the City of Rich
w mond on the Gath day of June, 1920,
when the public will know the fate OF the fol-
lowing prizes in few minutes:
SCHEME.
35 prizes of 10000 dollars each
1.848 do, of 100 do.
27,4l2 do. of 10 do.
Near three blanks to prize.
The prizes will be paid without discount
with the same punctuality as they have been
in the eleven preceding Glasses.
Tickets IN The above Lottery at 10 dollars each,
To be had until the 9Th day of June next,
at the Alexandria Bank, in this city, of
BEN. C.. ASHTON,
Sole agent Of the Manager.
~ Orders by mail (post paid) promptly
attended to. March 10
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Mr.. Gusts Of arlington,
Five Dollars Reward.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber Henry
a. y Bell, an apprentice to the Coopering
Business about I8 years of age. The bove
reward will be paid for the delivery OF the
boy TO me, or secured in gaol so that ge.
him again. All persons are forWarned har-
boring or employing said bow.
march Is 3t* WILLIAM WAW.
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f. M ASI.

Teacher of Vocal 8. Instrumental Music,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the ladies' &.
& = gentlemen of this place, that he has ar
rived in town. and is ready to receive or
wait on those who wish to become his pu-
pills. His residence is at Mrs. Arguele's,
Fairfax street, between King g. Prince.
march Is II
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For New-York,

>snl The good sloop MARY JANE,
49, as2ss Graves, master. burthen 300 barrels,
and will be ready to load in few days.
Apply 20 JOHN H. LADD 8. Co.
Who have received for sale by said vessel,
chests Tyson &. Y. II. tea
II bbls loaf and lump sugar
l2 frkins Goshen butter best quality
5 casks Goshen cheese
4 cases ladies' e. children's straw
bonnetS
Also, received by schr. joseph y Mary.
10 tons plaster
loo boxes smoaked herrings
6 obls Liver oil
2 kegs butter, suitable for family use
l9 boxes large and fresh lyica oranges
and lemons
casks cheese
ploughs and lnests oftubs
Ind. and 2 bbls. clover seed.
feb 90
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march Is
Indian Queen Tavern.

FAME TRlPLETT takes this opportunity
20 of informing the public that the Indian
Queen is now ready for the reception OF com
pany. Travellers are respectfully invited to
call, as every attention shall be paid to rem
der the establishment comfortable.
few boarders can be genieely accommo-
dated, by the week or year, on moderate
terms.
Horses taken in on livery.
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Old Madeira Wine.

TIME subscriber has for sale genuine old
4 MADEIRA wine in half pipes and quarter
casks, on liberal credit.
Also, chewing tobacco received per sioop
Ocean, from the mandatory OF Messfs;;
Dunlop and Organ, of first, second; and
third quality, warranted.
JOHN RAMSAY.
march Is I'm
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Kerr s. Fitzhu@h.

Corner Of King g. Wasbngtoa streets,
HAVE for sale general assortment of
Il 4 GROCERIES, which will be sold low
for cash. They have also received a con-
signment of fresh GLOVER SEED, which
will be sold at reduced price
march Is
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por 70 . servant - SlDMOUTH.
,q,be Duke Of Kent, the 4th sou of
- late monarch, died on the esd of
snnary, at Sidnouth. in Deyonshire,
.@er a few days illness. lie was in
lis SD YEAR.
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For Freight.

49, The brig JAMES MUNROE, cap
Co. ain Croker, carries about 200 bbls.
is nearly new vessel--wil be ready tor q
cargoln few days. A freight to the West
Indies or Southern post would be prefer
red, Apply to w, FOWLE, & Go.
feb Is
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Notice
Whiskey, Irish Potatoes, Clio
yer Seed, SC.

~
e lindsay s. HILL have just received,
IL 7 hads. & Is bills. Baltimore whiskey
And from Ireland, via Norfolk,
loo hampers potatoes, OF superior quality
IN STORE,
so bushels Vermont clover seed
500 do Albany seed oats
10 do timothy seed
10 hhds LIST. and Is hhds Cd quality New
Orleans sugar
w. |. sugar of Cd quail. in hhds 4. bbls.
Jamaica rum in hhds
Holland gin and French brandy in pipes
Malaga wine in Or. casks
.Nolasses in hhds.
Green & white coffee in bags & bbls.
Imperial tea in e. 10 catty boxes
Gunpowder dc. in half chests
Y. II. ditto in chests and catty boxes
Goshen cheese in casks--shad in bbls.
Liverpool coarse and fine salt, in bulk and
sacks
Corn and family aour, also
goo tons plaster.
march IA