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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-20
StucES

ALEX \NDRI\ Bank stock; hanics' do doe
~ FIRE Insurance C0mpsnN do; f'r sale
Wanted, Marine and Columbian INSURANCE. ,""p"''
Stock iHo'' "
oct IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-20
j Card.
Afford & DILLON. Surgeon Dentists,

gx,ENDrp a., ? professional services to me 'hh'''
,,.,s { Alexantlria and the oiNti'ct iheN nae
taken Al office on the o Sixth stree an" ~"
s,l,an,a Avenue. above MIR. Webb's Lottery oruc',
and opposite Go,sbys tic'e here they may De '"|ho
AT All Tim $. ready 10 perform all operations on inc
18th 1hcy will file, plug, clean aud extract decay
ed teeth and remaining roots, with cTe anu ss'eV'
unon new and most approved plan, producing 'ess
p.n than the former method The, WI also SET !" ar
uiica, teeth, by the set single one. to reseno' 'e
natural teeth Superior den,,frice tor whitening the
,e,tb and healing ,he gums, be had at all 'imes'
nv calling a, their Office Ladies waited up"nat their
3wellnr' It required The poor attended gratis.
Washington. oct 5 ~.
orders and calls will be attended to at the frAhS,
Hotel A,exandria, every Friday and Saturday IN each
- oc, ll-d2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-20
~Cnstor Oily.
SGNNONNt.

yEvIF subscriber re ecttll informs his friends and
4 The public, that he has removed his establishment
ne 1t door the rankin House Hotel lie" aoo's
bclow his old tnd he continues to carry on we
Saddle Harness Trunk business,
Nv aLL ITS V,fREOLIr BR1 NCHrS
lie tenders his grateful! ackn"w !edgmshts 10 MS
friends and the public, for the iii, raj patron &c he his
rIc,yed from the n; snd bees leave to assure them
that with the aid Of the best wo,kmrn, and sn s'''
nile supDly OF the mast choice materials, he ~ii De
ahIe 10 rrner entire satisfaction u those VINO may
please TO favor Inn With their business, either by ORDER
or personal sr tc''l3h, 49,
HE has on ,nd At Ga tin and vii continue to Keep
large assert mont OF On, 'yl,vins arc!s, wholesale
md relsii, the most moderate terms;
Patent spring Saddles
Msn's saddles. bcs l4s,yi stuff flaps
TO do do p'ain
DO do common do
ladies' do best and common
plated and >teeI b,, d oridi :. { various kinds
Plated aud steel mounted Il artineaies
ssdLr.bags OF the lat s fashion aud common
VelssC G and ,rpet travelling bags
Plated mounted carriai,r harness
er,.s and Japan mounted gig harness
plated, brass, and jaPAnned mounted eaTryali liar
WAGON. cart and drsy harness
Fire buckets and halieIs
ana also "A general assortment OF
Ekeganf Ntrd Leaiher Tr6celfihS If""HS
,rA a grit vsrii'y #
THE BEST GIG q RIDING WHIPS.
Pa cd stect snd brass spurs
p,~ter steel and oras, bri.Ile bits and s,irrnps
Saad~trees and buckskins, assorted
BuT,.o skn saddle covers ;,
Old studies neatly covered with hog, BUCK ana c""
I'm. and qui led at shortest notice
Od ssdd es harness and trunks Of all kinds repair
ed It the shortest notice .o,..r
c. boy about Ii wears OF age w''' We @Ns" a., a,
| 80, ar,re,,;ce ,c he above business. One from the
country would be preferred SPY ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-20
Eutice.
The Steamer
COLUMBi3,
Arrangement.
IN future. III StcN n-PacSet
ERHNKLM,

SA IN future, III ~tcS n-PacSet
FRANKLIN,
SzveSTSsSs--ss Captain lame. Nevitt, master, will
-s2sI5S.Sssa lesve R,ltmore Cor the District OF
NH'a 9e srs,y 'Iiiqe,dcy, NJ 5 o'tiock, z. "
''' Boa, a. rcee ,',v Undergone athorough repairi
eau" are itcd up t,,teulty and commodious;
- '.ii ' '.'' m1rc Important, she has a new ai''!
>.2'-oy boiler, an IA. most improved plan.
t''en>cr' 0l receive every attention TO make
',' rp'or,alje
il; FRE1E85'KSB,- ZIG, Captain 3. ] jenkins,
uNU' Ht1Nlre ~ her usuAi II var ere-y Saturday,
2A''i'i ?. " June %
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-13
EGYPT.

This country so long sunk in igno-
rance, and debased by barbarism and
slavery, seems to be gradually rising
from its degradation, and assuming the
march OF improvement and reformation.
vi all the counties Of antiquity, that
once possessed the arts and sciences.
and justly claimed to be learned, civil
lized, and refined, Egypt has fallen
deepest in reverse
For centuries her barbarity has been
such, that even her cities have been no.
thing less than receptacles of thieves
robbers and savages, and the govern
ment so weak and inefficient, that the
safety of travellers depended entirely
upon the superiority of force. which
they maintained. The cultivators of
the soil, had no assurance when thew
sowed, that they should ever reap. or Of
enjoying the fruits oftheir labours when
harvested; and the miserable seeds
man on the Banks Of the Nile has often
been seen appeasing therapacity of the
ierocious Arab, by sharing with him the
grain prepared for depositing in the
ground. The present Pacha Of Eqypt
Mahmoud Ali, though labohring under
the numerous disadvantages. which q
want of education, and knowledge of
the world must necessarily produce,
has proven himself prince of more
than ordinary talents, sound Judgment
and deep discernment. Under his con.
troll Egypt has progressed in improve
ment with rapidly unparalleled.
tie has established vigilant police
throughout the whole country, so that
travellers are as safe there as in the
countries OF Europe; agriculture flou-
rlshes, and the delta Of the Nile 50 CO.
LIBERATED in the annals of antiquity for
It's fertility. is once more becoming the
garden OF the world its wheat and cot
ton having been already exported in
largequantities to Europe. Nominally.
Egypt is subjected to the Court of Con-
stantinoPle, but in fact is free. The
Pacha, conscious of his strength, de-
hes the power Of the Grand Signor.
and re equally conscious ofhis inabili-
ty to compel submission, contents him.
self with his nominal authority, receiy-
ing such acts of obedience as the Pacba
sees ut to yield. Whatever may be the
present state Of Egypt, her history will
contIDne TO be interesting, as the land
OF pyramids, catacombs and mysteries.
the Ptolemies, the birth place of Euclid,
and the schools Of Alexandria.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-13
AGRICULTURAL.

1t is mentioned in Mr.. Nark's report
from the committee on agriculture, iB
the Senate, thal the wealth, power aud
happiness Of France die chiefly attribu-
ted to the forecast with which she has
introduced on her soil productions
which were native to other countries
There is perhaps no enterprise Of ru-
raj economy, devised by the genIns of a
single man, more important in its re-
suits than the first plantation Of the
mulberry in the garden of the TbnnlIe-
ries, formed III the commencement of
the eth century, by the command OF
Henry w. At this moment, the raw
silk annually produced in France a
mounts 10 four millions dollars; the
manufactured silk is more than treble
that value. The olive and the fig were
in like manner, adopted in the agricul.
iur. oC France The vines indigenous
to that country were not superior 10
that Of the American forest, yet at pre-.
sent the lands Of France, employed il
he cultivation FIVE hundred millions o
a ores, and the annual produc, average
$4,000, 900.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-13

mons, and also his wonderful exertion,
in working his vessel alone as he had
done, Captain S. expressed his regret
that such qualities should have been so
badly applied. The pirate said, he had
been so long accustomed to be fred at
1t never gave him the least concern.
He had firm conviction on his mind
that he would not be touched. He
mentioned further. that that conscious
ness kept him always cool and collected
I'm action. He once determined on
quitting his mode Of life, and becoming
n citizen of the United States but that
a few days after he had sailed from ST.
Domingo with that intention, he was
wrecked on that island, in the hurricane
OF 1919. He was the only one saved on
board but lost the vessel, cargo and
specie, OF great value. which was his
all. This reduced him TO a very low
and desperate state, obliging him to as
sociate with a fewi lawless characters
like himself They embarked in small
vessels or boats, and captured whatever
vessels they could. He mentioned ha-
wing killed above four hundred persons
with his own hands during the prece-
ding eight years that he had been out
lawed; but he declared that never, to
his knowledge, had he killed native
of Puerto Rico, his birth place. He
appeared touched by Capt. Sloat's SYM
pathy and declared he had created feel
ings in his breast he thought never
could have existed. He made an un-
reserved confession of all that he had
done himself, but would give no infor-
motion that would lead to the detection
OF others, although he had himself in a
"anHer been betrayed, the particulars Of
which lcannot recolleci. When he was
taken out to be shot, there was not the
least concern visible on his counte-
nance. He fell without a struggle.
and all the companions Of his lawless
life who had been taken, were similarly
condemned, and underwent the same
fate.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-13

Tempest an Tea POt.-The editor
Of thu Sag Harb,r Corrector, who we
hear was Drum Major in Christopher
army at Hayti, Of course great 4" coal
ition" man, speaks Of the general adj
miDlstfati0n as follows
They have turned from office, good
and responsible men, against whom not
word Of complaint was, or could be
made, and put IN their place a set Of
unprlncipled scoundiels, bankrupts in
character and fortune, calamni0forS, an
CRATES, saoindierS, hieues, murderers,
ponders, robbrrs ofthe grnDe, and host
,0ho haze pioiated their oaths and cheat.
cd The public"
Whew blood and thunder, as Col
Stun says, what virago.-N. Y. Eng
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TERMS.

TERMS.
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Terms of .Adcertising.
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UAu letters to the Editor must be post
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Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-13

The Nantucket Enquirer tells sto-
ry of All Agu-Sunday Mail Deacon in
Connecticut, who peiitioned for di.
sorce because his wife had given birth
to male child on Sunday.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-13
PuLnit Orntnru The Rev.

Pulpit OrofWy.- The Rev. -
Weston, while preaching at Edinburgh,
made the following division Of the text,
"Ephraim is a cake unturned:"-" The
first thing we shall do with Ephraim is
to turn him, and this we shall do effectu-
ally. LIST, we shall turn him upside down
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-13
w. b. NAPTON

NM ILL practice Law in the Courts
w held for the the County of Al
bemarle. His Office is over the store Of
MeSsrs. J. r. 81 Z. S. Watson.
July 1870 &,
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-13

DEATH.
I'VE wronq'd thee Death and mans worst foe
Have deeui'd thee non better know,
And will speak i'll of thee no more:
Thou art mans friend Tor thon alone,
Wheu'all that he has loved nre gone.
Can'st all that he has loved restore.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-13
OXYGENATED

kE iLk of Amber The most valuable
1VM cosmetic ever offered to the public,
containing nothing of hurtful nature, but
being compounded Of oily substances, with
oxygen, cannot fail to give freshness TO the
skin and brllliancy to the complexion to
ImPart that soiiness and delicacy OF texture
so desirable it removes pImples and freckles
and is highly valuable as an application 10 10.
cal inflammation, and prevents and cures the
chaPplng of the hands, &c. Price so cents.
For sale by GEO. PULLING & co.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-13
VARIETY.
/" Ninth, with thee I mean to live.n

M~riage.-We sometimes notice
most curious condolences in the
names of parties linked together in
the holy ties, such for instance as that
Of Mr. Archibald See, 10 Miss Esther
Jewel, to whom the words Of the poet
will apply.
why man she is my own
Aud as rich in having such a'Jersl,
As twenty Seas, If all their sand were pearl,
The water nectar and the wine pure gold.''
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-13

Longevity Of Vegctubles.-The vital prin.
cipal of vegetables il is well known may be
preserved for great length of time: but the
following instance, which we find mention
ed in an abstract of lecture delivered in
London by professor of Botany, seems
scarcely credible. 1t is stated that Dubious
root, which was found in the hand of an
Egyptian mummy, and in which situation it
had very probably been for more than two
thousand years, terminated on exposure to
the atmosphere, though, when discovered, it
was apparently in state of perfect dryness.
The root, it is said, was subsequently put in
to the ground, where it grew with readiness
and vigour.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-13

Wheat.-Tbe Hillsborough Recon-
der says that wheat has been cut this
season from field in the vicinity Of that
place, which yielded l5a bushels per
acre, and the grain, taken indiscrimin-
ately from the heap, on repeated trials,
weighed 70a pound. to the bushel after
having been long and thoroughly dried
i'm the sun.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-13

An unusual Weeks Work.-An in.
habltant Of Catskill. N. Y. with the as
sislance ofhis wife and one boy, in six
DAYS, last week, cut, cured, and housed
l5 loads OF rye, 10 the amount of 3, O0C
sheaves, and six loads of nay-drinking
molasses and water, milk and water
during the time, and nothing stronger
The man is iorty-two years old, and Of
fcrs to bet any man ten dollars that he
can jump over six rail fence, any time
OF dav. In our presence, he passed
himself double through the hooD of a
flour barrel. During the six days a
aforementioned, he came twice to Cats
kill, ten miles, and hoed beans half a
day besides. He challenges the conn
try 70 produce match. Such domestic
industry, if any, deserves protection. 1t
is the real American System.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-13

EusT received fresh supply of
op best London Porter,
Port Madeira and Claret Wine,
And small quantity Of fresh Tamaripds.
GEO. PULLING g. co.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-13

Climaz of E"trcdty-Mr. Gilbert, a good
sportsman, but warm man. when he saw
the company pressing too closely upon his
hounds, would begin with crying out as
londlv as he could" Hold hard !''-If any
one should persist after that, he went on mod
erately at first, beg, Sir, you will stop
your horse -" Pray, Sir, Stop Heaven
bless you, Sir, stop !''--vD--n your blood, Sir
stop your hoHss ~
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-13

~" country, it is remarked, eyer pre-
se"ted a liner theatre for agricultural
pursuits than the United States. The
landlord is not borne down by feudal
'ehores' vexatious tithes, oppressive
taxes, or exhausting poor rates There
rs fertility and cheapness of land, and
naV'gahle rivers penetrating far into
the interior, aided by canals and artifi-
c'ai roads besides which the variety of
soil and climate encourage the intro
ductlon of esteemed exoiics. Our. cot
ton alone is vast mine Of wealth we
have sugar AID may have the vine and
mulberry, the olive and the fig. The
improvement of our agriculture depends
in vast degree on the judicious system
OF roads and canals /; Tor profits are en-
HANGED as the expenses Of transports
are diminished, and the producer is
mus enabled To compete fairly with the
!nrelgn producer in foreign markets. II
is stated IN the report of the canal board
III New York, that many can recollect
the time, previous to the construction
of the Erie canal, when it cost from $50
To SiOO to transport a ton of merchan-
disc from Albany to Buffalo. II is sup
posed that the value OF property in the
vicinity oi the New York canals, has
been Increased four or five times the
amount of their cost. or to the amount
or forty or fifty millions.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-13

I'd, we shall turn him outside in: Sd
we shall turn him backside fore; 4th,
we shall turu him about his business"
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-13
REFLECTIONS.

" Such as nelisrate the heart,
Compose the passions, and exaIt the mind 81
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-13

1t is said to be the boast of Col
Crockett, that he was born il cane
brake, Graded in saptrough, and tina
be can lick his weight in wild cats
Anne Royal says, lie can eat an alIiea
tor for break fast, without butter.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-15
M,ARIMH NEWS.
PORT o. RICH.uONO.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Steamboat Columbus, ruTncr from Baltimore, Norfolk
and City Point, with undcs, Peyon Rogers Harrison,
Garth, J ~ Nash w NJ Swonpc, G Beck, II ID Sanxay, Is
Tompkm Tuplc, q Abbott CO. Mrs Fisher, Lancas.
ter & Deuby Wadsw orth g. Williams, Camghan, Beg.
rauli Walker Booth, NJ MITCHELL Baldwin, Ives e. CO.
Webb e. CO. Smith, NJ Myers, NJ Smh, AlcKidoe,
Nan.Iow g. co, Z Duval, Paul, and to order.
schr Chariot Smith, days from New York. with sundries
to Swecny Luokc & Sizer, Otis Dunlop e. CO, Gibson,
Workman g. Mct;ruder. Mitchell, pooTc, Johnson g.
Sou, II Buckcr, and coffee, 70 order
Schr Laura Jane, Creighton, from Baltimore via Norfolk
Sloop Chcrub Burke, from Norfolk, with tar, TO Lewis Webb
e. CO.
Soop Jolly Sailor, Updlse, from Petersburg, with suudes
SAILED,
Schr Baltic. Pike, for Bossn, four &c.
Sohr Two Nancy Waters, for Baltimore, coal and empty
barrels.
NEW YORK, March 10,--Arrvcd, schrs Hornet
Gould, Richmond, 5 days; Chesterfield, Bcaston, do,
days. Mary, Thomas, do, days; Fair Play, Nor
rs, do. days.
MARoH ll.--Arrivsd. schr Mary Archer, Sndlcr
Richmond, 6 days.
HOLMES HOLE. March 6.-Arr'd, sloop Fame
Boston, for Richmond.
Or AN ApPRENrICEis wanted NJ the Wing OAice
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-15
LAND FOR-SS -

Law rOie-e
n bidder. on Tuesday, the s5th day Of May next,
ehe tract OF Land bsieagine legatess of John
spears; decd containing 31B. acres This land lies
on hluddy Creek, in the upper part of Powhatan,
within mile and half of the Muddy Creek Mills a
description OF the land is unnecessary as it is presu-
.ieu persons wishing to purchase will call and view
Inc lana, which will be shewn by Henry Hatcher
who lives on the premises
erms OF sale One third at Christmas next at
WHICH time possession will be given the balance in
TWO equal annual payments, and deed of trust to
secure the last payment. The purchaser will be al
io"ee the privilege of seeding crop of wheat.
BY THE LEGATEES
Powhatan, 5th March, 1880
w III be sold on the same day, the dover land for
merry belonging to Mrs a. Cheatwood, about 43
acres, two thirds ofwhich is valuable low ground
us iand adoins the above tract. The title will be
warranted during the life OF Mrs Cheatwood
HENRY HATCHER.
Powhatan, 9Th March, 1880. met f2t*
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-15

MARR1ED--In Onondago county, New York OF
Thursday, the 25th ut. by the Rev. Richard 8 Cor.
ming Mr.. ANDREW Ross, of the house of Holt &
Ross, merchants, Richmond, Va. to Miss HAnRIEr
daughter of Benjamin Buckingham, Esq of the for.
mer place.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-15
Trust Saie-ef Taf,iabie Real Estate

,
virtue OF Deed of Trust, executed 70 the s,,scbc, ON
the ia day of December 1920 by pat.ick Gibson ANA NJ
= 'oso hs weor CERTAIN puryiosrs therein
sI on me ninth day Of Af'r $3.50 at occ
a. W. al me ont door O. the Eagle Tavern i'm line cj,y o
cohd, proceed 10 sell at PUBLIC Auction for read, man,
'ie iOo"s property 10 Wit Aiot ground m the count
OF srco described in Niisniscns plan of Levis,s oni
No ~ as lot No go also :ooiheI IN said county, r.
a TWO acres and three quarters r. and esrrar
~ e same plan as lots No ~ and also 10, of gro,nd IN
VIC county, designated in the plan lot No CT. alsn
piece OF parcel Of land, commonly called the Rome Wolt
tenement and III the plat thereof George anso
an recorded IN tie General Court descnied by he
% NO --wheTeon are the dwelling and other bulns
formerly occupied by John J. Werth and also very 6Ie
spring also another piece OF land adjoining last mentioned
pece ana known in the said Niason's plat last mentioned
as NO 10; also lot of laud city OF RichnonJ
- part 9" The ground formerly called Old Council
aosr tenement, aud is designated the plat thereof a.
w o"ilch seven lots or parcels Of ground last mentioned
James lacmlurto and John J. Werth by their deed to him,
dated the liih day of April a and duly recorded IN Her,
anu Ia the musings Court CITY of Rieh-
SAID comfy oi Henrco containing acre more or les n
was conveyed 10 the Patrick Gibson bv N,chae Ca,
land oy deed, dated The 28ih day November I8I5 and %
recorded IN the clerks office court of said CONNIE
- , CHARLES JAMES MACMURDO Tr,s,c.
~ L he Deed OF Trust, under gach the ABOVE uone,
Poposeo 10 be disposed of tie to be made fr
casa oit should purchasers desire IT, fourth only viii he
demanded IN ready money, liberal c.ed will m aIlo
he balance the purchaser giving good securty and nav
ing interest for the same. " sPaS-
$3.50 ~ - III
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-15

Departed this life the 9th inst after an illness of
days, Mrs. Polly WEST, aged 10 years, II months
and day. She has left an alectonato husband and
eight children, with large circle of relations and
friends, to bcmoan her untnely departure.
"As the truth of Christ is in me- no man shall stop me-"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-15

knew nothing OF the mainland so our friend from
Winchester who published himself the uneompromi.
eng friend @ REFORM in warm and impassoncd
pamphlet scarcely ayear before, the first to
rcede to the arbitrary and unprinciplcd scheme OF
subjugating the west forever. Yes, IN my next No.
WIN shew that 1t puts assundcS the yoke forever.
From the moment Of this apostacy from our ranks
say from this moment affairs became worse and
worse. For not Anly the question of the basis of
representation did these gentlemen with our OPP
poncnts, but alsol6n other questions deeply affecting
the interest of the whole West impugn not their
NOTICES No matter how good their intentions were,
their votes defeated our views, wishes and cxpccta
tions am sorry that found it necessary thus far
to go into the painful narrative. have touched it
very lightly, only so far to afford some data to
shew ho,o and ,ohy we failed much in obtaining
that redress Of grievances under which we have
groaned so long; and under which must continue
to groan if the New or Amended Constitution be put
upon us by our own cote. In my next | will pro-
coed to examine the Amended Constitution.
A. CAMPBELL.
I2eih0nu March sy lRo0