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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-01-08
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76, Court Street, Boston.

HNHIS Establishment, much
u larger than any other of the kind in A
merica, has lately received many valuable ad-
ditions from various sources, besides the acqui-
sition of another (the 4th) entire Museum
The contents now fill
Eleven spacious Halls aud .4partments--
OPEN FOR VISITORS
EVERY DAY AND EVENING.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-25
Latest jtom Cadig.

Tho Baltimore Psyio, of December II
says, the last sailing schooner Biuchcf, Capt.
Smith, arrived hsIe yesterday in Sc days from
Cadiz. She lsit al that port the u S. irigste
Constitution, and schooner Nonsuch. The
former landed our minister Mr.. Nelson o.,
Csdiz on the ID November, and wss 10 sail
Tor Gibraltar on the 5'h--sIl we'll. There
were also in the port OF Csd',, Two French
ships OF tho line and four f'igc'es, with seve
rel smaller vesssls. The French were put.
ling naval stores for thrss years in the city Of
Csdiz. There vese shout three thousand
men there. The Spssisb men OF ~at, IS they
arrived from ses ws,o sent 10 the navy yard,
stripped and laid up. The Spanish troops
we're nc, permitted 20 BE undsr arm. 10 the
city. The Ffench frigs,e lie Tomato sailed
from Csdlz on the S,h November with Spsc-
isb Governor for Hsssna, sBd TO bring home
the pteseDt one. Csdiz wac ose'stockcd with
American produce. The Blucher has des-
pslchss for government.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-25
y.r Me rr.Gs hard R4DSicos.

10 my muoicstion isS w-fk, fels,ed
several Iacn respecting Fee Mssonry hoo.
oiabIe 10 the iDs,nu'ion ss a socie,y. snd re.
hecing The giesis.t p's,se on 'h- individuals
connected With the sevefsl inc d. nis, cs,c--
lated 10 show that through the insuoat n,sI-
~ OF Free Masonry all ito.s aispo,s, whoa
have 60 much sgiisled and disturbed The
world, upon sUbjee. cobcei hing which it hss
been fund Impossible 10 arrive al hnsi ca".
clusion, are avoided, end that in . we'll gov
eined lodge The DISSENT Chine:e or the sd
Arab may, under the masonic banners, sssu-
ciste in love win their Christian brethreh,
snd psrticip pais IN oil the benefits end pti,..
leees OF the insinution. Wheseyer The gea-
uine principles ii mason y aie received, ihe
disputes Of political lection or 'eligiou. zesi
are bsIished--no excess, no discoi don't pas.
sion is sdnited, and the % c embes ore uniit
in their desire
ITO cultivate humanity.
Grasp the whole world OF reason, life and sense,
Ia one close syslem OF benevo.ence."
Such ate some Of The principles OF mason.
~, end such principles were the ruler end
ground work oi the masonic family ia this
town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-25
Iospos, Nov. 9.

Polar Rstedifion.--Weu understand il 10 10
the coolem plsiion Of the Admiralty 10 com.
mission Discovery ships Tor another voyage
10 the Poisr sess, with this difference, tba,
their rouis is now 10 be by Bsh,iog's Straits,
whence they will ssil essiwsrd. The distance
whieh h must be trsvcrsed e!ote they en- we'll
be ssid to commence proceeding 10 tho objscl
Of heir Di'sion, and the consequent difficulty
OF preserving The necessary supplies, Dss
hitherto been tho obs,scle To the attempt by
,hi, pssssge.--This lsucr imptdimen, it Is
now proposed TO obvs'e, by senaing super.
numersry vessel, laden with necessaties,wblch
will probsby accompany them to the neigh
boz hood ofihe Kam.chstkso coast. Captain
PAuY is sgsls to take the sommand.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-25
lDartforo cronbcntion.
HARIronu. Dec. 10.


Anniversary ofthe harLfordkConvenA'on.
Yesterday w4s he ninth anniversary 1t the
fsa. Gus Haniord Convention land believing
il an event oil moro tbaa idinsfy consequence,
o.. il respects the principal actors, as we'll as
the political concerns Of our county, we pro.
seed TO pay il our annual respects by mekiog
. few rema ks on Tho subject, and by publish.
ing The names Of the dsIegstes.
For few ysais Immediately following the
conven,ion, the federal printers Of Almsoseks
in This city deemed the session OF tho Con.
ven,ion Of sufficient imporisnce TO enrol u ..
mons the important events of Tho month, by
publishing in their alnsnacks the time when
The session commence land surely these
gentlemen will not feel disposed 20 blame W
Tor assisting them to rescue from oblivion en-
era in the history Of our country which, 10 our
humble opinion, deserves 10 DO recorded IN
letters of gold. For, il tho motives OF the
gentlemen who belong To the Convention
were pute, spd their conduct merioriOus--il
their object va, 10 strengthen the arm oil gov.
eminent, then struggling 10 protect the rights
and liberties Of the nation, sgainst tho sggres.
sions Of an implac able foe j--or II, on the 9th.
er bend, their obj was 10 coJDleoanco op.
position to tho government, to sow tho seeds
OF ssdiIioo and rslso the standard of rebellion,
10 either case, their sc,s, end themselves,
are entl,led to a lasting rem smbrsnce.
The people OF the eastern states have long
since passed judgemen, on this Convention
end every days experience evince. the coz
Iectness Of this decision. A great msjofi,y
of ,hom saw, with extreme regret, several OF
their Nsto legislatures asso1ing power h'y
did not hossess, ,hs, Of appointing delegates TO
the Copvcnlion,-and, with equal eg oil, they
saw these delegates assembled, snd holding
their deiibet a. ions in tho hrofonndesi secrecy,
and at time too when their country wss
bleeding al almost ove'y pore. Did patriot.
ism prompt such conduct II is Ia vain Tor
;hc advocates Of The Convention, 1t any there
be at The present time, TO ssy that no ouerf
scttf treason WAS commi,ied. The iOtelii.
gen, and up'igh, part Of community look to
tho object Of this uuly federal measure, and
with hem il is pretty unimpousnt whether
treason was prevented by atear OF con'equen'
c.s To the delegates themselves, or by the
influence o! few of their number In whom
ps,riot,sm was DOT extinct. In one tespec',
however, ths Convention has been OF service.
IL gave tho desh blow To teae, a'ism, iof IN
this meeting II dew it's last biea'h ;--ond so
unpopular has Tho measure, and ns proJrc
10 ., become, tha, "sveo Massachusetts her.
sell would now blush at The name OF the Hat.
ford Convention"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-25
y Deceased.

Fl-sion oefs II, has been SAID tha, near
half million Of dolla's were lost and won Wy
bet. on ,he late election in Penn'yivania, not.
wnhstsnding there is law ssa'nst 'ueh wa
ge,s. Tho winners could OF course rejoice,
iom interest, IL not Eom principle, and this
may sccoun, for some Of the Shu 20 dinners
and suppcrs hat have been given.
The following species of bet was ve'y
common one :" you will pay me On eagle
~ hail eagle down (as the case may be) ]
wili give you 6se.peooy bit (vis. our old
f.,hiooed fou- ponce hslf.penny,) for every
cote Shulzc has above 5000 joriy."-Ncw
ss Shu'ze had 10 fac, . majority Of some -
or 10000 vce., tho wiooing party could %,
have pocke.ed less than some ~ or 1900 dol.
lars by his speculation.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-25

ed his su,hori'y, and sci.d unde' bi. orders
-snd yet he has been broushl 10 an ienomIn.
ioos death, on charge Of treason. sgsinsr This
misersbis puppet Of io'e'gn powers, when
they were bo'h engaged Ia the same cs1se.
IL lbe'e were no Other charge against the king
Of Spain, this alone would sisnp bin with lhe
deepest inlsmy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-25
Roll Of the Members of the Convention.
x Z ! : T . : : \

From Massachusetts.
GEORGE CABOT,
NATHAN DANE,
WILLIAM PRESCOTT,
HARRISON c. OTIS,
TIMOTHY BlGELOW,'
JOSHUA THOMAS,'
SAMUEL :. WILDE,
JOSEPH LYMAN,
STEPHEN LONGFELLOW, Jus.
DANIEL WALDO,
HODIJAH BAlLlES, and
GEORGE BLISS.
From Connecticut.
CHAUNCY GOODRICH
JAMES HiLLHOUSE,
JOHN rREDWELL,'
LEPHANIAH SWIFT
NATHANIEL SMITH,
CALVIN GODDARD. and
ROGER Nj. SHERMAN.
Fom Rhode Island.
DANIEL LYMAN,
SAMUEL. WARD,
EDW ARD MANrON, and
BENJAMIN HAZARD.
From New Hampshire.
BENJAMIN WEST,s and
MILES OLEOTr.
From HermoHf.
WILLIAM HALL, Jun.
TWE0EORE DWICHr E!eo.sd Secretary.
Hsceaset
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-25
NEWPORT.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1928.
Sh!te Election.

a General Republican Convent on
will be holden at the State. House in Pro.
violence, OH Wednesday evening, the
l4th OF January next, to form Prox for
General Officers, for thc political year
ensuing, and 10 make the requisite ar
engagements To ensure its success. The
Republicans of the several towns in the
State are urged to elect the Delegates ac-
cordmgly, as full representation is par
ticuiarly desirable.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-25

Not intending al present, TO enter into disI
eussion oi this h,gbIy txtraoTdnsry usnssc-
tinn, I shall resume ,he treck uis, k oat in
my former nuuber, and COT fine myself to IN,
relation of incidents, " whleh although not be-
yond the o,emory oi many inhabitants Of This
town, a's sufficiently an,iqua,ed 10 be recalled
10 mind:
do no, however uish you 10 unders,snd
ibat my knowledge OF he craft, or Of their
transactions, 10 confined 10 yes's long past.
Far hom it. have been q close end aiien.
tive obse'v yer OF oil the vsrious transueiiops Of
The &c dge in this town from the dissolution os
king Davd's lotgs, and iheir union wih ST.
Johns Lodge 10 1888, up 10 the presen, ,irnss
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-25

plenty Of woiK on hand, iounsing o. u cor:
ner. In have him before the squir, ns xt
week.--taf. .Journo.
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NsefuL Res,l,rks.

hestd the hammer Of Q mschsnic that
owes me. OF = o'clock this morning g.--I'n
tfosi htm ill April.
Law snoshsr, ysstsidfy sttssuosn, who has
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-25

The meteorological Journal for November was
received too late for insertion in ibis paper but will
be attended 10 next week.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-25

RAIN 1T began to rain on Tuesday morning
about three O'Clock, wind at w. anu continued to
rain moderately through the day till about seven in
tbs evening, when it came in torrents most of the
night. and then moderately to ten O'Clock, on Wed.
nesd.y morning at which time the quantity OF water
fallen amounted to 3.45 inches. The wind shifted
to NJ w. about nine. and the rain siIl continues to
tall moderately at the moment Of giving this state.
msnt st halt past ten.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-25

Ifthe,e works 60 speedily into operation, and there
is reason to think that viii be the case. the circu's
ton Of million and half OF dcllsrs in this neigh
borbood will be generally felt and the lacorng part
of the community will hsve prospes, Of good
job
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-25

We understand that Commodore Hull will
be Instructed, by the Government, 10 psy ,
short visit 70 the Ssndsieh Islsnds, OF a. .st.
" period site' his arrival in he Pacific q.
essn a. he public intsfssi will permit hitp 70
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TnE Gssrrs.-Spiri,ed exert ions are making in
the principal cities of the United States, to raise
funds IN AID OF the Greeks Sons one proposes a
general subscription tor the purpose of building and
equ'ppmg a stout trgste to be called George Eash.
f's!on, and presenting her to them. These fseiiogs,
and the cause. are good and in addition to The ard
which may be afforded. there will manifestation of
the good wishes OF the American people in their ia.
vor.
STATS LnoHsArURs The Legislature Of this
State will convene at Providence on the second Mon.
day OF the ensuing month o January.
On the farm ofCap, TAYzs, in Portsmouth, there
have been recently picked from one of his trees ap.
pies OF the second growth of tho last sessloa.
Cow was killed the last week which weighed
1882 lbs. raised BY stephen L. Nosham, Esq Of this
town.
FoartpIsArroNs,--Mr Secretary Calhoun in his
Report on the subject Of For,ihc,,ions, (rnade TO
Congress at the commencement Of the present ses.
siop.) gives the following,
Under the appropriations OF the last session,
Fous Washington, Delaware, and the one at the Ri.
golets, will be completed and il is contemplated
should appropriations be grained, TO commence in
the next year. the works projected at New Utrecht
Which is iatended TO cover fort La Fayetle. which
commands the NNrovs at New.York, aad those at
Brenton's Point, for the defence OF Nsrrsg ganset
Day"
pra,ons, necessary fos the defence Of Rhode.ls.
la,l AMI IA vEste "a
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-30

Middle Street, one door east from J. Harrods,
ID EsPECTFULLY informs his friends and
IL the public, that he has lately received from
Philadelphia, the new and improved System Of
Rules for cutting, whereby garments are com
pleted with much less cloth than formerly. He
has also correspondent al Philadelphia, through
whose means be will be constantly furnished
with such Improvements in the fashions &C. as
may arise.
lTIn addition to the above, be has received
the a London Rnles" used by Mr.. John Noble,
late Of this town he has also in bis employ, the
FIRST rate workmen, and all those who may favor
him with their custom, are assured OF having
their work done in the best style.
W. ID Grateful for past iavours, and the pat
|ronage bestowed upon his endeavours TO please,
solicits continuance thereof with the assurance
on his part, that nothing shall be wanting to de-
serve H.
N b Garments cut by him ~ the shortest
notice. and the strictest care and attention viii
be gwen 60 the arrangement Of the parts and
pieces Of the work, 50 as 10 prevent any difhcul-
~ in making
HrThe former customers OF Mr. Noble, arc
respectfully invited TO call, and are assured that
Their work win - done IN the same style a
formerly
Portland, Dec 81, 1873.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-30

u a rsierstusr rrssic1s ID ICsh. lest Knnrg.
Cfoeket foE fossoa, deek had 81 cotion Wanted
tso hfuihrEs >gettUa. ~ 40.
A. - hlchmond, i5th. Alnlfn. Thumaston.
ia 1a@ss River 90 ms miaae rsnand lssh Juhi.
Ice. Aar0. 10 HAYs
A.. Al Asnolt. lsih inst. sch. Rslla. sasner. ~
Aofthyafmoulh. Isam NilminEfpn ipr Bosiau sails
lofn ana cErw ssek-- Sailed. I9th hgse Bsrxflla.
helshf Donihiea--NancY. q Bunsxics. Grenada.
A. ~ Norfolk. Ion iasf srh Active. BAILEY
BAH, HaIalas. Bacon. FgeepoFs. y
~. a. Baltimore, lslh. Leader Sfanwood
1hstieaion. Cl isth. I've Saus. stevens. for tbs
port
G. a. Philadslphsa. e0th inst Osien,. Cole. 81
Bfunsm1cA. vs. ilminKgsn, N. T. ADV l4th Adrsho.
81 Camcen. Cor Bosion.
A. ~ Aew fosk. Ais inst brss Admistance
Moody, of This psr. Msbfe. es-N1gY Ann. ST.
Andgsws-~Cl Mary, Aiobils--21f ar Heurg. Ia.
10, =. Aasfs. I4.-Cl. Pilgrim. Higgins. Grrnsda.
Al iiaimss Hole, 22d Agerogla. whiuen. 81
ATS, ioF kennebunk 23d. Mary. Spear. IIicks
iion New Nerk. for Thomasgou. Sailes. frap th+
tcse <ist Anst. Joseph from Machias for New Yod
Ntni A. sen from Boston, on "wednesday. AM
gan, klspIi u Belfast, for Baltimore
~ - bosfen, 9Th last. Dolphin. Blanchard 70,
ms port tuiaut. Bray. 81 Deer laie Plymouth.
Sip Splsaaid.--Ihis splendid shs On sailiar
from New lork. gave ryiaence ~ almost unprece.
atnted fast sailing, and working. She y ZOO ton
huilt II hss oak. and cost. When fitted fog sea ove
$4,000. Sine - intended FOR the Canton trade
and wall carry 140e tons.
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n lhis to@n. Ars. Haniss. wife ~ Mr slmesa
U4E. aged 39-tFisel Huy, -. sss1 aseai So
Al Tsiuidaa IA Csha Nos. 2E aissg ~ laess ~
Eve days. 49, Josiah Davis, ~ Gorham, AGED %
mate q hng Sus4n II tins port
~ Easspugt. fsnpr Eiiax Bates aged &C. A
mas femanabie CO.. the eecensnciiirs ~ MS he
and tbs psenialisies a s opinlons. especially with
regard ri l~issinn apd iufunu state. 81 MS wiE
lie difse,ed tai ais body should hs eaGiosea Ia
lead aaAnd n1ts hnofa At me same. and Instead az
hping comufses ~ the sasEh 20 ~ taken t. sea.
three miles : 5 w, from Sail kock. Ness Quad
al Head and faHng ~ a0nfise enpmfied 70 she
does wssh us tafe towards ne 500. n reveg.
enea % that setond Ged Of AatuTe whom he woF-
shI gpsd, and ts luAufe the eompliaues witb those
dfections gave vefs considerable iegacIes % two
nafsrns an condition itmf they carry Them iEte e.
tect.-~nnd this mnrninK Dec 10. ghey werr com
p.ted wifh Hu also directed fhsi tbs mouFhins
dress siaul BE- dove silk. wlgh the sun pAlpie1
sbs sfs ARA and re plate his cQiae % hsaF al
a. shs emlem 81 sns sun. which difecfiens havs
fs4n fo.io1rh ~ had fof aboak fhfse ysArs been
nasf1e 10 wa8 owing 20 pa1alrsie skscticn. but
retained BIS annsrH Sally I'll wilbin few hours Of
is tsagh. when be became both spesch and sense
less.
II phipshnrr. On rae night cfsbs lssis ins. Mr.
Joseph Nichols aged a.. The circumstances Of
hIs arath are truly diatsesslsk tie vas returning
fen Gath on the abees ssening. and arrived "a tne
rosi0liee ~ Phipsbase. ntcus oelosk hs mn
rresaiely took lis depArnSe Cor horna. and he was
~s< <haussed vita fssigse pnd the severity 81
pa - perishsb IN TIE snew. wifhin few
ffds oithts nv,a hosse Mr.. Nicinis has leita wis
aud seven children 70 noufn the loss u a senteg
husband aud kind father. the has lost nscial
citizen an Industrious honest The body q
Mr. Niehsls was found bufies 10 the snow On SON
day lAsf --BsfA 6ax.
Draths Al New York, last week, 6f-inclndine
OF consumption, rs, typhus fever 4, small pox /
Deaths ii Philadelphia, last week, 1l4--inclu-
ding Of burns 2 consumption 10, debility 8
slropsy 80. typhus fever ID, other fevers ;, In.
Examinations 10, measles 3, modification s, small
pox 20l--under years 81, between 20 and o.
flty; e buisls were from the almshouse.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-30

70 ths 5fsnourabA justices 81 the Supreme judicial
Cotrf, hslden at Portland l0ithln and for the
C0anty Of Cumberland on the first Tuesday q
-NopcsIber. IN The year Of our Lard one h0usand
sig.t Aundrs9 and frsnty three
Jos THOAES. Of Westbrosk, in said County,
Yeeman, respectfully represents, that on the
twenfy seventh day Of October, in the year OF our
Lord enc Thousand eight hundred and seventeen
JOHN MAHAN, 0f said Portland, Merchant. ana
Gathasine his wife then in full life, by their hono
IN writing Of that date, by them sgaed ana sealed
and here In Court to be produced, bound themselves
and their heirs 10 sell and convey in her right 70
the said Themes, his heirs and assigns, certain
piece Of Land. situated Ia said Westbrook. being
part Of the farm of the late Andrew 2. Frost, de-
ceased. apd commonly known BY the name Of Tin
neys Point, and containing thirty six acres, more or
less with all the privileges and appursnances there
70 belonging; bounded lhus Soatherly and Yves
teIly 81 Fore river; Norherly by John jones' land
ans EAsssriy by said ThoG.es iand--Provided he
the said Tbomes, should pay, or cause % be paid
q toe said Mahan and wife the Of two thousand
dollars, TO be paid in ten years, by tea several pay
nents, with interests be PAID annually OF IL be
ne said Thomes, should sooner pay said Sum Of two
'hossand dollars and interest as aforesaid, to me
said hlahaR ana wife. they. the said Maban and
wife, were thcrsHpon 10 convey the said land TO the
said Tncnes As abovesaid And nov the said
lhamss AYERS thai he has well and truly paid TO the
said John MahRn. thc five FIRST inssaimeHts pay
|nenax aforesaid and that be has rendered to him
the inss1Nasat wich hseams due the twrnty-ssvenih
Day Of October last together with the interest," and
that he has 10 ali respects fnlhlled bis covenants
rontaiaes IN said bond and now stands ready 10
pay the fab amount Of what nay remain due OF said
yum Of fgs Thousand dollars and interest thereon
70 emtits him 10 deed Of said land parsuant tol
he bond aforesaid. and the sais John Alahan is
ready % receive tie same bnt the said Catherine
- whnse right said land Wa has deceased. 50 thar
your petitioner cannot obtain deed Of .aid land as
aforesaid - Wherefore he pays that the said Ishn
siahan. whs 4 appointed Administrator 81 the es
ais q the SAID Catherine, deceased, ray he author
zed and empowered 10 make ard execute q deed to
aim and bis heirs. her behalf sf the l2Bd afors
'aid. whenever he the said Thcmes shall pay the
sEnsurs doe as aforesaid and a. il duty bouRd win
sver pray. JOB IHOMES.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-30
STATE OF MAINE

CUMBERLAND, s..
AT me Supreme Jacieiai Court begun and holden
AZ Portland. wiiain and fsr The CoDnty Of Cum
beTiand. on tina East Tuesday or November. A. p.
1873
OrON ia foregoing petition. Ordered. that lhe
pesuenef give notice 10 an rersons Interested IN ghs
prayer 'nsrse % appear before the Jsstcrs Of eur
Supreme luaicial Coars, 70 BE- hol1rs AZ Psnland.
wlthin and fos TIE County a Cents ara 81 The
hrss Tsssday Of Mas next, br publisrr ~ arrested
copy of said pstlticn aud rhix order thsrsau thrae
weeks successfully 10 the PoGlsnd Gsx,ste. rrinted
n Portland IN said County, zee lar nutleafion 20
tie thirty days a. least before the stng ~ Coat
thai they EBAY then and tleTs in onr saad Court.
shew cause. u ary they have whx ~ uxsver AZ
said petition Should not - granted
Corr Arr. WI T. VAUGHAN. crrnK