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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-05-07
WILLIAM P. GREENE,
NOTICE.

TEyHE Copartnership existing between the
q subscribers, under the Firm of DANIEL
HAYWOOD & Co, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All persons indebted to the
said company by book account, or note of over
three months standing, are requested to pay
the same, on or before the goth day of MAY, to
Mr.. DAMBL HAYWOOD, who is duly authorized
to settle with them.
The business of the Distilery WILL for the
present, be conducted by Maj GARDINER PAIsE
for the subscribers.
DANIEL HAYWOOD,
GARDINER PAINE,
FRED VIM PAINE
Worcester, April 10, 1893. II
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Cop0rtnerskip Diss0Lved.

FENHE connection in business heretofore ex-
u listing between the subscribers under the
Firm of ARTEMAS LEE 81 CO, is by
agreement, this day dissolved All concerns
Of the late Firm viii be adjusted by ARTEMAs
LEE. The connection Of the subscribers under
the Firm of JOSEPH RAYMOND & co. is
TO be continued. LiPIIA FRENCH,
ARTEMAS LEE.
Templeton, March 81, 1923.
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ARTEMAS LEE will continue business in
the old stand, and win, as usual, answer all or
ders for LUMBER, &c A supply Of Lumber If
all kinds and Goods win be Kept both BY AR
TEMAS LEE and JOSEPH RAYMOND
81 CO. ARTEMAS LEE
Temneton March 81 1893 ~
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SIC "a ReaL Estate IN Ftchburg.

4JUtc VI AtCNS tAStttNE ga Il tttttVHf
THY licence of the Supreme Judicial Court,
ii D the subscriber win offer for sale at Public
Auction, on TUESDAY,, the 20th day Of Nay
sezt. at 9 o'clock, A. NJ on the premises, the
following parcels of Real Estate belonging 10
the minor chiIdren-nf JosEPR FARwELI, late of
Fitchburg, deceased, to wit three-iouribs Of
one undivided half of sixteen acres Of Land, w.
ing in the westerly part OF Fitcbburg, having
a SAW MILL and valuable WATER PRlNl-
LEGE thereon. The Water Privilege has pc
culiar advantages the head and fan Is about
% feet; the dam is built upon a solid rock
stretching quite across the stream. The water
falls about 80 feet IN its passage through The
lot thus affording tive separate Privileges The
stream is sufficient, in the opinion of good judg
es, TO move 1900 spindles, and may be improved
10 carry greater number The Farm, known
by the name of the Low Farm, VIII be sold at
;he same time and place.
Also-three-four of Timber Lot, lying
near the above mentioned Saw Mil, containing
upwards Of ) acres.
Also,-three-fourth of a Dwelling House
and lot, with Barn thereon, situated near the
Meeting House.
n. B. The other owners viii Join in the sale
of their share in all the above property at the
same rate for which it shall be struck of Con
ditions liberal, and will be made known at ti,e
time ofsale.
ALPHEUS KENDALL, guardian.
Fitchburg, April %. III
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TO LET,
CARD WIRE.
LAST NOTICE

"A LII persons indebted to the late firm oC
/ n Heard & Manning, are again reouestcd ~
settle their demands with the subscriber ritbont
delay the firm wishing to close their concerns
forthwith. NATHAN urH ,'rSSiiis
Worcester Abril 30
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Holden, April 2. g. :

W, Mos - ESTE S. April 26, 1928.
n been previously attached on mesne nra.
cess, and will be sold at Public Vendue. a. tbo
tavern house kept by Abel Wcssor, in Sbrews.
bury, in said County, on MONDAY. tbe oetL
day Of May>next, at five o'clock, P. M. All H.
Right in Equity which BENJAMIN STONE
Of said Shrewsbury, has TO redeem the mortoag,
ed Real Estate where he now lives, about one
hundred rods from said NELSON'S, consisting Of
about forty acres Of Land, with the Buildings
thereon. and bounded by Land Of Salmon Smith
Silas Alien Sias Allen. ir., Elijah Hapgood
job g. Stone, and Isaac Stone.
- EDWARD u. HEMENwAY, D. Sheriff.
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NOTICE.

NNHE subscriber respectfully informs the pub
H. lie, that he has purchased the Tan Yard
recently owned and occupied by Capt John p.
Maynard where he intends carrying on the
business of Tanning and Currying in all its
branches. His experience, and the attention
he proposes to bestow on the business, he hopes
will entitle him to share Of public patronage.
W WANTED, Lad, from 10 TO II years
ofage, as an Apprentice TO the above business ;
one who can come well recommended will meet
with good encouragement.
SAMUEL RICHARDSON.
Holden, April g CIV
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Woreester IS. Probate Office. April %. IS2S
TO the Widow, Creditors and Heirs of Moses
WRIGHT, Esq lite Of Tempctou, in said Co,o,ty.
deceased, and to alt oilers concerned IN The Es5Se
~ Sdla deceased GREETING
WOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
III see hp at the Court of Probate to lie hold
en- at Fempieton in said County, on the twenty
second day OF May next, at nine of the clock. BE-
iore noon, to show cause why the accounts of
the administration Of said Estate, and also the
demand otthe Administrator, rs creditor, should
not be allowed; aud you viii be heard thereon.
- NATH'L PAINE J Prob
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-14

nave copied al of this paper lust as il Is priff-
yea yea. IN document No. l2O, vol. 7, Of public docu-
InsIi!s lot lS5l, ~. 1t will be perceived that the
missions 70 Russia & Client are represented as end
ing AZ me same time, viz: 9th OF Feb 1915; that
IN tne column Of salary spaccd full salary As Min
ister to Client II these staeroenfs he ,cc,,-a.a
Nj a. did receive double salary Bot trntb corn.
pels me 70 that ibis document ike oers roist-
Jog to Mr. Adamss accounts is very inaccnrsfe n
not materially false In the main document tbe
totals do not correspond with the items, and fbe
recapitulaiion does not with either the tofals -
,he aggregrstc OF the items ia that document
cannot, therefore, assert positively, that Mr.
Adams did receive a doublc.salary. or that ne diJ
hoii but when reflect tiat this document, which
AesIs c'HriFed rather 20 Con-aG than 6cvc1,- ef,a
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seY virtue Of deed executed 10 the uh,crher bv
~ Reuben Burton, on the nth day Of April 1897 and duly
IN the County court enrcoon the I'd day July
1877, Tor purposes therein mentioned shall sell 10 the
highest bidder at the Springfield coal pits thE county C
hsnfeo on The 2Sth day Of March the following property
one hs 81 the tract of land conveyed by Dan Burton h
pearby reference TO the deed in the Office of
county courts land oEs the land OF Joseph Hom,u
James Fox also II Of land the Richmond Turrrle
Road which said land purchased by Reuben Burton ZEN
Alex buchanan; also one lot in the Bowling
one acre, which originally owned by Wood also 4
acres Of land lying the Brooke Turnpike Road near the
Brooke SehoShouse The aforesaid land formerly belonged
To Wm Young ROb. q. Williamson. Terms will he made
known on the day of sale. Acting trustees we shall onI
convey such title as u vested IN by hesad deed
MOSBY SHEPPARD, Trus-
JAMES WilITLoW, ( tees.
Ne"'-O'
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C9pmNeeYniei some aenbeg psCssns would slaaa suei
ns,'Sn soneured with the meeting as 10 ts Pr ssid.n
The gentlemen whose are below having been
pointed number whom hsins presst, and being
Re'oved, That this Committee feel to be their duty {.
make every lawful sud honorable .her power
promote the election Of Andrew Jackson as Pendent
John G. Calhoun " President " the u S
Resolved, That the decided opinion Of Thu, Committee
that there al this time very large majority thu ire.
holders OF TITS county who Andrew Jackson to JOhn
Resolved, That this Committee will th, place. ON
.h' h day OF 1hs court at each quarterly from this
time, uutii the time for choosing electors.
Resolved That the number Necessary to constitute quorum
be less than a.
Resolved That copy of these proceedings he signed by
of the Central ,ck,en Commute in R;cbmond ,h ~
that he will have the those who have
sddsd to this Committee published in the Richmond Enqu
Rs,slyed That hi. Committee adjourn to the Ia,
day 81 the next quarterly court. PARK STREET ch'un
Edmund FOntains, see'ry.
Nan,s, ofthcse added 10 t6e Committee:
k96IL Asree Th- Aerse, John Aals,on, ST VIM Al
D. Andrews, John Atkinson, Geo. w Ba,,e .aiah Bate.
James Byars Milton NJ Brown, Fleming Blown Taos. Bum
CaInso John Casien, Wilson b. Clarke rho. G. Clarke J.
ell Ctenshaw Fleming b Cross Paul T. Boswell john bar.
Gardner, Tho. Garland Anderson GtubbI ibou Reu.
sso Gardiner Chss. p Gooda John Haw, Benz Haxexrsv.
Won HUI, James Hill, Jr. JOSIAH Holt, james uszexrsv.
Gsiana James John Jones, Lauey Jvne, Jr DAVID io.
rho, JSne' Jeha kmbroush, Isaac Lsdbotter E.nr
he', Chs: G. Mitchell, DR.. WIN. II Nelson, Dr. Nelson
tsanei' Nelson, John s. N.therIand Chss. Il. Nehelsnd
Abran O. Netherlani ROb Page, John PATIO, Lanceot Phil.
bps VIM Phillips, Benz PolIsrd, Joseph PatteOu Frsneis
pAse Franen Panzsu raIlton Pl.a,an H.ary Iob,nsos
Rev Ewd Row Edwin Shslton, Rvb Snead, Dr.. so A.
Sp,ie Jno Starke Buwel StaIke James T. Sutton, Ewd
ydnor, o6ss Swift, rhos Swift, Henry Street, Joseph
street, rho' raiey John Taylor, Pleasant Terrell Dr.
Nicholas Terrell Charles Tomp'ou, u. VIM rOer, Waite
Lurnef Nsth Is. Thompson Chas. Terrell Tho. Trsyisn
Lemuel Vaughan Gbson Via Benz. Vaughan, WIN. Ve. il.
sPh Vaughan, Bowling Vaughan Rsuben Tniherlake, ST.
Richard Turner Billy ralley, LHtlsbuTy Tucker, VIM L.
White NathH White, Josiah White, Chas. Whiloek WIN.
Wicker, Oscar Wue6eld, Philip u. Winston, Felix Winston
Rev VIM WOOD, EdmL. Wins,on Wm d. Wiu,ton, James
Whtloek 4 WIN. YarbrGugh.
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CURLES .ArFOF TgN-D

NEfNpER the authority of Deed q Trust made on the
~ TN day OF july 1926, recorded in the Office Of the
Suny court Of H.nrico and the request Mrs Mary
W. moby that rich and valuable estate called Tmas
James river, Ii miles below this city, will sold 10 the
next far day. -
This sale necessary purpose Of raising the sum Of
about sxteen thousand be paid within sixty
GAYS IN consequence OF an order of the Richmond superior
purchaser VIII be required T. pay said in cash.
eTdt may be obtained for the balance Of the purchase
The estate contains 692 of very rich land go Of
which are ~ uKrsnt wheat and the esi Of the land
covered whred clover Farther information may
by application to either of the erssued on or before the
sale, which will be made o the estate.
RICHARD RANDOLE, Trustees for
WM. H. RICHARDSON, Mrs nj
March {. g6-tj,
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HrSLIt- EnRno11

THIS estate, The seat Of Che Read family will
f not reyCrEiy sod be exposed 10 the HIGHEST bidder
on the 30 Monday May ncS being Charlotte court day
on credit J :, 2 yaafsi credit 90 suit sufl
pcr5ous may be inclined a. purchase n contains nearly
ZOO Of knd lying both sides of Little Rosnoakt
1900 and large odd acfs The upper western .e and
upward Of 600 Che EASTERN II vii be divided f fequired
nio Two more tfacis 70 suil purcha5ofs.
This land snstursy among the best IN tho couufys con-
siderable proportion Of is low tfouud, v crest fertility ID
well waterfd aud we'll nibered; under gOod fence sad in
good order for cropping part Of the land approaches with
in mile u Charlotte courthouse, and would un a pro-
essi0nai mercantile There never fahmg stream,
whch formerly stood grist mill Further descrption
s deemed unnecsssy r Afms, the oyesser VIII show The
land
Jan. 20. g9-r.ids
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NEY GOODA.


He subsenibers have rently received arge &C
- 10 theiE previous stock IT uoIssso
The following is part of their a.surtmeu,s
Worsied bareges beautiful colDIs
W-tered do and figured
Black white l. culored French sa.ins
Black India do & satin leyantnes
Colored ( white dorences
Double chain black do
Real i imitation italian Iustrngs
Black India dOrences, wide article and cheap
Black senshAws &
Alknds fancy hdk figured silk sauze, barere go de
ladies w. '''
German 'yilIed, sPiefeld Boidore company aud COM
mon bandanns, for gentlemen
Ail k'nd, do for boy., children & servants
Fue side shawls
Metino aud cashmeIe 10
ksnkin canton grapes
Black Italian crayats
Coored do new article
all Eiaa' ef sreystlog. 9oqIed L go, ii, 5,4&e
Thread 6 h0bblnet lacrs q edsingI
All kina @sina. plain hsn,ed tambored book plain,
inquired aud ao'bor ed null plan aud tanbOi ed Swiss
Striped and Pdiu and herring hume do
Garment, furniture aud esmblic dimities
Beautiful inserting and all other kind. IRIlIIIYGS a..
gimps, cords, plushes, laces, quilting silks &c. &C. q
bfanfabo9 trimming, Tor Pe'ses aud riding dresses
Ladies short kid, hOr.eskin ana GZUJES
L h,ais,' long white and eoIorod %
GsHlemen', walking, riding and dre., gloves
AZ kinds ladies, genlemen and children' HOSIERY
All kinds RfBBANDS, those for bells and honnels very
elegant
large assortment cambrics calicoes Circassian paid
Tartan Paids for eloas and iBefior do TOR servants
dresses
Caners heir eanblet fer ladies' aud ggniemgns cl1aks
new aud beautiful article
BombsLeu aud boiubsz3nes
CiDths' aud csFsImeres Of every description
Blng-up cords and veiycis
SILK aud tabby Do
Csssinets Of all collars
Silk syan'down, foinet, valela aai Marei!les vest
iugs
Brown AMI 5lesehed dome,des Of all widh'a ni quaie,
10 chsck', bcdtiCkIHgs
Linsey woOl5eys aud kerseys, fer eryau,,' ol.iins
Oznaburgs and tck urge Of lll qualities
C1RPETINGS ATD RUGS u the latest IN el.rap
assrrtiutnt
Irish, German and Scotch sheeuEs come OF shch fo4
wide width without seanf
Shell aud Brazilian tuck, side end bent combs
a large assortment IRISH LINENS
superior grass Bleach, and exceedingly ehcf9
White, red and green f,nueis
Spotted do for children
herino cluths, for de-
60, . io,I Il, IS 5-if.4 rose BLlTEEvS
o. point do
NIT COTIOTS under market pifce.
Aud large variety o other artic e arrived. ali oil
which have heeu ruichaed the lowest market some
ruch under, 1nd wiI be offer e smai advances dian cu,
'nory, iu consequence Of tie lateuess oruie ,ea.on
WM. NEALE & co.
-rn
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FfSuE Subscribers oer fs sale hnest Estates
L'wer Virginia; II !, the Estate called "Cumbe >,
lying upon the Pamunky River, the Of New Kent
about two miles low New Kent courthouse
Col j. d. Watkins, aud containing by than
22OO OF which 400 first rate ievsi fiat
well adapted q the growth of wheat aud
eovet1oO wood land heavily timered, ssd 500
including several houses and lots n the village
land"
This Estates situated head of 6ne bold svieaton
aHodny water for vessels Of 500 the
active and udcious farmer advantage than any
IN the lower country.
The Cat land been stated rsf rate /, well
To laister clover, aud has been much by
tue high land u heavily tnheed aud the the
y mbered, chiefly with ash; ond om experiment actual
made IN the sale OF the timber and wood beach
expense OF clearing and reclam,ng, might be betrayed
the sale OF the wood & timber, reclaim Il would
tiity,
Upon the estate fisheries herring fishery of no
r notc the annual profits OF which have been generally
$780, and shad sefy oppusits t he be,np
fishery which might also be rendered valuable and nr
mil sce immediately upon the adjacent 10 the vii
iase OF Cumberland the Improvements
mouse OF rooms the customary out houses barns and
house The dwelling house upon very elevated
commanding view of the Hat land marsh river and sur
rounding country for miles F and wild every
variety, are taken upon the estate in their proper seasons
The markets Of Richmond Baltimore sre alike coutiro,
TO IT. and produce shipped both for the same freight
more minute description deemed cessaIy as AZ sop
premises. 49,
years The price, which rrg be known \,
application 10 James Lyons, residing The CITY of Rch
mond who VIII cheeruliy any uuon
ths SUBJECT Letters by post must he pad.Co Watkins
neghborhood, will shew the land any wishing 10 view
Il, aud give any uiormaison that can be afforded.
JAMES LYONS, ".
TIoS. IL. TERRELL.
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T. p. MOORE.
[Etom fhe Aer 800 nni1,l -alirc,tise,.1

from The .NeU York Daily .4dccrtiser.1
SpdItiSh account Of the ndUaL dctiou.-A Ma
tanzas paper of the Goth ult furnished us by Capr
Coffin, OF the brig Ariel arrived yesterday contains
the official account Of the capture of the Mexican
vessel Guerrero. The governor of Havana, on
the 10th, at one o'clock, received the intelligence
Of IN action between the G.. and the brigantincs
Marie and Amalia, from officer at Banes in
sight OF which it occurred. The frigate Lealtad
was sent out from Havana at 2; but before she
came UP, the G. had twice attacked the Marie and
Amalia, and after well sustained fire on both sides
had left them, having suffered iu all her princi-
pal rigging.
The Lealtad hove in sight Of the G. at4P. NJ
and gave chase and fired upon her until little
after o. She directed her shot principally at her
sails and rigging, to cripple her, expecting her
to yield TO such superior fOrce but as she resisted
ia the words Of the Spanish commander, Canine
"with not only gallantry, but even teinerity," hc
was obliged TO bring ali his force TO bear The flag
he says was struck after an action Of nearly am
hour. He dccFibes the Guerrero as a superior
Yessel,with p short twenty iOurs, and completely
equipped. lie cOnjectures that the crew amount
ed to 200, and concludes that 40 or 30 were killed
though there were only ten wounded
The Lealtad suffered considerably in her masts
and rigging, and received several shots ia her hulk
with tie loss Of an officer killed, and 6 wounded
two severely. The Marie had six wounded, two
severely, and seven bruiscd-bowsprit renderd
useless The Amalia suffered less. The officers
aud men Of the two latter are highly Commended
ior their gaantry, in supporting the honour Of the
Spanish flag. They stated 10 have mounted
both together, only eighteen pound carronadcs.
twelve, and 1 eighteen.
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Tie following lues from Cadet West Point They
are highly poetcs-the idea of the second
so-even tho the susion TO cypress tsndT he
accurate ID point Of fact; IN. Y. Aner.
tAt me DEATH OF oCR coMorANpER-IN-CH
Why swells the minute peels
And why these tears by lYtty manhood sheds
The spirit Of the valiant one hath He'd
lis home OF clay, for where pain and dread
IL never more may feel.
Go where the laurel bloom,
And II flower is there unfadsd now,
i"ine II with tenlrls OF the cypress b0ush,
aud place the wreath around the yetors brow,
Meet the emblem Of his doom.
Not where the hollow war-bls,t Numbered by,
Not mid the ranks where TunY the battle cry,
Not where the charger rear'd hi, ptoud crest high,
where 'uns the deadly ball
Not on the battle GROUND,
Where slePt the fallen their cory he'd,
Lnheedrd BY iherr friends vr fJsmsn's tread,
With broken pumes, and falchirns yed uitll red,
hnd banners scattered round.
Beside HI, bed Of death,
Peace sat with olive. bra nch within her hanI.
With which she and the victor lann'd;
a. II she would recall hGe's aeeting sand,
Andsiay hi, parting breath.
Around hi. couch of pain,
Tue bitter teas OF weeping kindred fell,
AMI sufed grosns were heard, and subs which tell
A ne anguish e-P TO part from ioy'L weE,
To never meet agau.
Many kniiny eye,
a nat oft hath frightened % this Hero's name
WIZ lose ats lu5tre when the trump of fame
Shall DER the land his sadning fate proclaim.
Alas that the brave must die,
Hel' Point. HARP OF THE ISLE.
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dLINI, PLLRLISHEn-

DIX PEfER COTTON and foi sale his Law and Misc 81
I'D lsneous bookstore, TIE Geneaa's Ns5s Pocket Fes
rir by Richard MSion, NJ d. formerly Of Sury county
improved 4th Edition very much enlarged 6e-To win,
added an APPendi- containing observations and reces
for the OF o the diseases incident H..
Cows Calves Sheep Lsmb., Swine Dogs &c also Annat.
Of tie Turf Ygnia Stud Book Instructions for training
Sc.-Pree 81 so, bound.
Also just published the Appendix 10 the above, bound
separate as TO fo persons sresdy owning Maer
Fauier-Priee rs cents.
N . The Appendix contains 10 500 new Artrir
on the subject of horses, cows sheep, &c. &c.
lie is receiving FROM the North, large supply OF
BVoks, Law, Divinity, Medicine Hn)ry Poetry, Sehoo
Books-Eng,h Latin FRENCH biNst of which he
sell at half the Catalogue price, and less, when there
quantity taken.
Purchasers of Books, will dnd their interest give hu
call before pure ha.ing.
March e7-4t
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AZ citing Of me Corresponding Cormdce of Hsuoyer
County appointed 10 promote Csc 90 coo " Andrew jack
PRECEDENT, an john o. Calhoun Vice President Of
S. al te Pessirrts Election held at fhen court
horse Che 9Th day Of Il %. 1925.
Present Col Psrke Street, COL VIM Siarke. Dr. Reuben
Meredith, mlj Bowling Sfsrke Capt Geo. s. Nethtrilad
Capt Edmund Fonaue, DO. WIN. s. Pryor. MAJ. Edmund
o. Goodwin, d. Ffan-g G. Taylor, Cspi. Wn. Wntfslf,
DR.. GusayH Jont, d. Ezekiel s. Taey Laney Jones, s..
rhos. Ogec Albeit nnfnJ John u. Blown, Ryt5oe Lipt
coiubs, and Pstfiok IT, Piicc. Efqs.
Col Street having taken The ch1r, md Edmund FgntsHs
heing elected Seceti,, the Commee proceeded 90 the
potnfmcn 81 additional ubers O. e body Oousilersie
discustion stoe The number which TIE Commute
houd Be linted-fsir being eutcftsnsd tlat wonIt
encreasei 20 such humber would make Che future at
scOn Of busness inconvcnenf. on motion # Mr. Rsn hs
;orr ~o EroV-f Thst 10 rcrf5lf ~ f ss sfi 90 is