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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-06
ROBERT EARLE,

CentraIStTeet, W0rceSteT,
OFFERS for sale on favorable terms,
" 900 bills Genesee Flour,
so Philadelphia Starch,
80 No and Mackerel,
80 halfbbls. Nos. l, 9. and 3, do
IL hhds. Porto Rico Sugar,
IS bbls. Boston do.
Is boxes Havana Brown do.
25 " Loaf and Lump do.
5000 lbs. first quality Hams,
1000 bush st. Ubes Salt,
5000 Liverpool c. F. do.
l25 sacks Fine do.
IL chests Souchong and Green Teas,
Together with Tobacco, Snuff, Ginger, Raj
sins, Pot-Ashes, Oil, &c. &c.
Worcester. June %
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-06

authority to me given by the Resolution last above
recited, do issue this my Proclamation and do
hereby announce that the Article of Amendment
aforesaid has been duly adopted, and ratified, by
the People of this Commonwealth, and has become
a part of the Constitution thereof to go into opera
ton on the first day of October next; and all Mag
strates and Officers, and all the Citizens of the said
Commonwealth are required to take notice thereof,
and govern themselves accordingly.
Given at the Council Chamber, in Boston, this
sixteenth day of june in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and thirty-one, and in the
nifty fifth year of the independence of the United
States
BY His Excellency the Governor.
EDWARD D. BANGS,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-06

A merchant having sustained considerable
loss, desired his son not to mention it TO any
person. The lad promised obedience, but at the
same timo requested to know for what advan-
tage. "lf you divulge the loss, said the faith.
or, we shall have two evils to support instead
Of one--our own grief, and the joy Of our neigh
bors."
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-06

LONDON PUNs. In the late election for mem.
bers of Parliament, Alderman Ward " as can.
didate to represent the city o! London. Being
opposed to reform, he was defeated remarking
upon which event, the London Atlas says, not
one OF tho wards but was backward to back
Ward: There was no ward tina; stood forward
Tor Ward. The event is described as not unto
ward, May every opponent of reform meet
with the same reward
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-06

ANEcDorE. Before our country took stand
among the nations of Europe, and while we were
suffering BY depredations on every hand, the
venerable John Adams remarked that the stu
alton OF the United States reminded him Of the
condltIon OF Daniel Defoe's game cock-who
on beng IN stable among number of horses
exclaimed, tabs care, gentlemen, don't let as
tread on one another"
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-06

Singular. A farmer lately met another in
Meadville, PENN and accosted him with GLOW
do you do, George' ?" "Sir, you have the advan.
tage of me, although think have seen you
before" Isaac Mason then revealed himself
to his brother George. They had resided
within six miles of each other, north and south
of Nleadvllle, had been there almost weekly on
business, but had not met for fifteen years
they repeatedly visited each others family, but
it so happened that the visited party always
happened TO be from home.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-06

WHAT'S IN NAME. Judge Smith was &C.
costed by Counsellor Johnson, soon after the
conviction of a feloR, with the question, L" how
Goes 1t happen, your honor, that all rogues have
the name OF Smith" q" | suppose, said the
judge " because they like to be hung under a
respectable name but they most Commonly
confess to the hangman before they are swung
off, that their real name is Johnson"
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-06

a French Priest of some humor, says
" when the celebrated Bourdaloue preached al
kouen. the tradesmen forsook their shops, law
yers their clients, physicians their sick bu
when preached there the next year, set al
to rights again--erery man minded his oto'
business"
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-06
RAN AWAY.

HERSHOM BROWN, who was bound out
IN to service, to the subscriber. by the over
seers of the Poor of the town of Shrewsbury,
has left my employ. Whoever will return the
said Brown to me in one fortnight from the
date, hereof, shall receive Ten Dollars as re.
ward, or Five Dollars il returned in sixty DAYS.
All persons are hereby forbid harboring or en-
ployng said Brown, under the penalty of the
law. AMOS SHAW.
Shrewsbury, June 90, 1881.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-06
SIEVES and SAFES.

"HE subscriber continues manufacturing
n Wire Sleeves of various kinds; such as
Meal Sleeves, Sand Riddles, &c Orders for the
same may be directed TO D. HAYWOOD, Wor-
cester or to the subscriber. He also manufac-
lures SAFES of all kinds for meat and provis-
ions which may be had of JAMES GREEN g. Co.
and at the CANAL STORE, in Worcester, or Of
tho subscriber in Rutland
April 81. IF JABEZ BIGELOW
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-06

CHEAP PAINT. For painting out buildings
| and the roofs of dwelling houses, mixture Of
raw tar, fish oil, and Venetian red, is preferable
to paints mixed with inseed oil. This mixture
has been tried in several towns in this Country
| and is recommended, as cheap and excellent
2reserVatlve of wood exposed to the weather.
| house in Orleans. owned in severalty BY
two persons, was shingled about five and TWEEN.
ty years ago The materials and workmanship
employed on both parts were the same. One
OF the owners soon after, painted his part of the
root With the above described mixture, and has
subsequently given it two or three additional
coats; the other owner Jas not applied any
kind Of paint to his roof, which, some time
since required repairs, the shingles having be.
come rotten and worthless, while those on the
painted part sound, and will probably last as
long without repairs the Imprinted new.
The proportion in which the ingredients
should be mixed, is, three parts, by measure,
OF tar one of oil, and quantity ofVenetian red
sufficient to give as deep a color as may be
desirible. The mixture should be applied
warn, ard during the cool weather in spring or
autumn.
French yellow or some light colored ochfe is
perhips preferable to Venetian red. A dark
paints injurious, it absorbs more heat than a
light one. and causes the shingles to be more
easily warped and split by the rays of the sun
thanh light paint.-.Barnstabls Journal.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-06

CURE FOR CoNstMPrIsF Mr.. E. White Of
New York, states, in the Commercial Adver-
tiser, that, at his suggestion, person afflicted
with consumption, had inhaled the fumes of
nitric acid and that the immediate effect was
to relieve him entirely of an obstinate cough of
many years standing, and which for the last
two months, had been accompanied with all the
symptoms OF confirmed and rapid consump-
ton. The gas was inhaled in the manner fol.
lowing: Under handkerchief thrown over the
head and face, the person held tumblsr hav-
ing in it ea-spoonful of the acid and breath
ed the gas half an hour at time, three times
day.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-06

SEAT OF TASTE. BY covering tho tongue
with parchment, some times in whole, and
sometimes in different parts, it has been de-
termned by two expermentsrs in PARIS, M
Guyd and Almyraula, that the end and sides
OF the tongue, and small space at the roof of
it, together with small surface at the anterior
and superior part Of the roof of the palate, are
the OILY portions Of surface in the cavity of the
moutn and throat, that can distinguish taste or
sapidty from mere touch. A portion of ex-
tract of aloes, placed at any other part, gives
no sensation but that of touch, until the saliva
carries solution of the sapid matters to those
parts of the cavity.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-06

AERIAL VOYAGE OF Doc. The subjects of
the first experiments with the parachute were
naturally inferior animals. On the 26th Of
August, M. Blanchard dropped dog suspend
ed from parachute, frsm the altitude of 5000
feet above the surface of the earth A whirl.
wind interrupted its descent, and carried it
above the clouds. The eronaut soon after
met the parachute again; the dog recognized
his master, and expressed his uneasness and
solcltude by barking another current of air,
however carried him off, and he was lost ight
Of The parachute with the dog descended
soon after the mronsut in safety.
Or. LGrdner's Cabinet Cyciopedia.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-06
WAN TED.
TO MACHINISTS.

ENHE subscriber. at the Stafford Machine
u Shop, wishes to employ Ten good Ma.
cninlsts, TO whom generous encouragement
will be gwen. HERVEY WATERS
Stafford, June |. Gov
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-07-06

Secretary of the Commonwealth
God save the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-31

Is eontradictel in the Csntine, which states thai
lady of that name had indeed arrived there,
but not the celebrated Frances Wright
! A meeting of the citizens of the city and coun,
ty of Philadelphia, friendly to the election Of
HENRY CLAY to the Office of President oil
the United States, is to take place on Monday
next The call has been signed by SIX hundred
citizens.
This Is the commencement OF great political
revolution, winch we firmly believe is to take
, place throughout the country, and particularly
in Pennsylvania It is the movement Of the
PEOPLE as distinguished from the office holders.
office seekers, lacqueys Of power, parasites and
panders. 1t will give the ball an impetus, which
all the dolts and driyellers in Washington can
not arrest. Success to the glorious cause!
-aNSS
Il Stgn!-We copy the following from the
North Carolins Observer, heretofore decided
Jackson paper:
..Mr. CALHOUN.-Manyu of the Northern
papers speak of il as matter reduced almost to
certainty, that this gentleman wilt be brought
forward by his friends a candidate for the next
Presidency. To those who nave long read this
paper, we need hardly say, with how much real
pleasure we should lend our feeble aid to the sup
port of man of his brilliant talents, great expe-
rience and unblemished private character, for
this Office Recent circumstances have allayed
the regret we should once have had on seeing MIR.
Calhoun and General Jackson placed in OPPOSE
ton to each other. We shall probably return to
the subject at more convenient season."
-dNeA
Extract of letter from Moorestown, Burling-
ton county. New JERSEY, dated March "a, 1881,
to the Editors of the New-York Gazette.
IL was called, on Saturday night last, to wit
ness one OF the most distressing sights that the
Imagination can picture. Bright, who
had kept, for some years past, one OF the taVerns
in our village, was discovered nearly opposite my
house, about 9 o'clock in the evening. dragging
on his face and breast, under his sulkey, and en-
tirely lifeless. One of his feet was fast in the
iron brace which secures the shafts to the axle.
In this manner he had been drawn fora mile and
a half-his horse, to all appearance, having been
on slow walk all the time. The breast bone OF
the unfortunate Bright, and one half of all his
RIBS were entirely worn away, as was the greater
part of his under jaw! The contents of the chest,
with the exception of small part of the heart,
were also missing! Indeed, | never saw any
hu man being so miserably margied. There Is no
doubt il was the result of accident, arising from
Il state of intoxication!! He was an upright.
worthy man, but would occasionally drink too
much. A widow and six children are left to
mourn at The sad catastrophe!" ibis state
ment may be relied on, as it comes to US from a
respectable physician at the above place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-31
ALEXANDRIA, ID. C.
Thursday MORNING. MARcH 81. 1851

Thursday MORNING, A.7RCH 81, 1851
By desire Of one Of cur most respectable phy-
scans We very chcerfuliy insert the following
aOuce:
1as DOfmaat Balance, for The Ct;re q Dis
ohei Srme.-Mr. CASEY, the inventor OF THIS
4dmiaoe apparatus for the cure of Lateral Cur
N4tlre o. the Spine. will very soon visit this CT
Is The cure is effected without pain or danger.
and does mt Interfere with the great objects of
educatioG. or even the rational pleasures of soci-
e,y. This appdratuss now used in Washington &
GeOrgetONn. under the full sanction OF Doctors
WOrhinstoa. senr. and jun. Doctors Sim, Sew
at, Hunt, BohIer. War6eld, NURSE. &c. &c.
aud has 0een specially recommended to the no.
ice of Doctors Semmes. Richards, and Washing
'ol D. tais city. Lateral curvature is the only
one %r which this apparatus. with its attendant
exercises. vas constructed. and this deiormitv is
usually Indicated BY raised and projected right
>'oliicr aud t.tf hip. In some, but few, cases.
ne reverse OF this position is displayed; and IN
several instances the hip and shoulder of the
SINE tide are Involved In this irresnlarity. Ca
s'>haye occurred from the age of eight TO forty
.el'S and icnales being the chief subjects OF 1t,
W'' are taught how to use the Balance, &c. by
a Liiy who cured her own daughter. Notice, by
mler' shOa,q be given to Mr.. ] <. Casey,
'@'ha,,on City, by the family physician, with
WI "no'e sanction the use of the patent is never
N'u Nor Is It expected to be used anti Its power
'' perfect applicability TO the case are fully
"a '9 ne satisfaction Of al the parties and
''''' p'0ieS'j0nal advisers, for which no charge
'GI-ycr Ii made.
q, M casey has with him written vouchers from
al Ue great ,n''eons, PHYSICIANS, and phvSiolo-
IsHn NJ b1ston, Ya'e College, NV York. Phila-
uePm" Baltimore, *. "a, s'l As special permis-
'O' 10 Teller to the Respectable parents of many
n we're Cases now per;eC.s cured. In LapdOu,
sS'''' and Vienna, the Da-gln' Balance is used
"a account oflts remarkab.s ease and simplicity.
~ ~ ven as ITS clear aud decided superiority over
'''''aer methods in reaching Its object.
IN, <SiSl~
We learn from the Cambridge Md Cnroui-
'~ mar hOrrid murder was committed near Vi
i' Dorchester county, on the 22d ms tant,
~. - We person ola Mrs. lnsley, then in an advanc.
~ s4'e0t pregnancy. The Instrument used for
:, purpose was an axe, with which her skull was
Nv e'u'eu, her throat cut, and her arm broken.
",ruer Is believed to have been committed
f., .tO'Ored man aud woman working on the farm
,,o. purpose OF obtaining money which was
FUSED 10 be IN the house. The husband of the
con: vas absent at the time. The suspected per.
mApnl. ~''''' ""u ""' 'a"' ''e'' '''a
H.. N 'umor that Miss Frances Wright of New
-'A'N0ny, had arrived at Boston from Jamaica
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-31
SHIP NEW s.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,, CD. c.
ARRIVED. March so,

ARRIVED. March so,
Schr. C.. Columbia. Noble. Salem, VIA Norfolk;
sundries to the master, aud cordage to William
Fowle s. Co.
Schr Caroline, RanIett, ST.. Thomas, sugar &
moiasses to S. Reed aud sugar to w. Fowie &CO.
Report of the schooner Caroline, &. A. Rant
lett, master, sailed from ST. Thomas March Is:
Ships-Supennr, Meany, from New York, for
Liverpool, loss of rudder and otherwise damag-
ed. repairing; Gen. Hand. Brotherton, Rio de
Janeiio, New Orleans, sailed 7th inst; Canton
Packet, Abbot, Philadelphia, uncertain, waiting
freight Br,gs-Susan, King. Smyrna, Boston,
in distress, repairing; James. Cowing!sPortand,
Portland, sailed 9th inst Moreiana. COlligin,
Cadz. uncer ain, repairing; Baltimore, Noyes,
Matanzas, Portland, sailed yesterday; Susan.
Woodward, windward, Porto Rico, sailed 9TH
inst :; Eliza. Yardsley, Maracaibo, uncertain,
waiting freight; Sally, Gross, Wilmington. N.
C. Porto Rico, do; John, Beth. do uncertain.
dischargiug Schooners Enterprise, Thorn
dixie. do New York. this day; Fanny, Smith,
Attakapas, Philadelphia. two days; De Kalb,
Travers, Savannah, Baltimore, in distress, re-
pairing. lost ,uainmast; Mary, Weeks. Charles
ton, New Orleans, sailed yesterday; Napoleon,
Person, st. Peres, Fredericksburg, two or three
DAYS; Susan, Barber, Newburyport, Porto Rico,
sailed this day; Portrait. Rolbird, windward.
do. sailed 10th inst; Rebecca Hyen, Brookfeld,
do. St. Croix. sailed yesterday; Proxy, Dow
ling, Washington, n. C. uncertain, not sold;
Lea, Gallagher. Laguira, Baltimore, eight or ten
days; Plymouth Rock, Tyler. Boston, Cape Hay
ten. lost fore and sprung manmast, getting'new
ones. Sloop Niagara, Whitton, Providence, n
York. sailed 10th inst.
SAILED,
Steamboat Fredericksburg. B. ]. jenkins, Bait
! ESQ.,
Schr, Virginia, Rodblrd. cleared at N. York,
for this port 18th inst.
Brig John Laird, do do
Schr. Neptune, Johnson, cleared at Philadel-
phla Goth inst. for this port
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-31
SALES AT AUCTION.
S&AoCO al hOC 1lON.
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Furniture Auction.

I'm FRIDAY. the LIST Of April, 1t II o'clock, viii
- be sold, without reserve, at Whites warehouse,
on King street. uesr HOrat0 Days shoe store, great
yari, I, Gf
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE,
belonging 10 person removng-now ready for exam
nation ut his warehouse-such a.
Mahogany sideboard
Dinner, tea. toilet and kitchen tables
Wash and candle stands
Rush bolton and other chairs
patent wardrobe
French and highpost maple bcdsteads
Circular and other brass andirons, large COCO
Shovel and tongs, polished steel
Brass Tenders; Scotch carpet
India china dinner set
Britannia ware, tea cups and sauces
cooking stove, with many other articles OK
Household and Kitchen Furniture. Also;
PANEL gig with harness complete
Brown sugar in barrels. mattresses
tierce lamp oil
9 bbls. whale do
Barrels vinegar, &c. SC. &C.
AT PRIVATE SALE,
Elegant sofas, spring seats
toilet table, marble top
pair round tables
Chairs Of almost every description
Bureaus, sdeboards
Candle and wash stands, bedsleads
MOCK BIRD. in fine health, in y neat cage.
mar 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-31

Extract from La,u the Co poration relative to Rssess
mems, &c.
the SAID assessors shall Immediately after their
appointment. proceed to value the houses and lots
within the limits IF the Corporation, and TO demand
from the masters aud Of every family, lists Of
all male ,yheabs belonging to, or residing IN. their
respective families: and also from every owner OF tax
able property, list of such property: And fany mas
ter or mistress of family any owner oil taxable pro-
perry, shall neglect or refuse to give in list OF all
male tytheables belonging residing in. his or her
family or other taxable property within five days alter
the demand made aereofby any assessor, the person
so offending si, u:eit and pay hundred dollars:
and if any person whatsoever sh wilfully omit or
misrepresen, in the list given any ytseabe or tax;
able property. shall, in any other manner, conceal
the same from the knowledge of the ASSESSORS the per
sons off. nding shall forfeit and pay double the
annun, of the tax imposed such heabe or taxable
property Every merchant, shopkeeper, mechanic, or
other person. having in his or her service or employ.
any clerk, jouineymsn. sppre mice or s'san',
shall render all account OF the in his or her list
Of ,ytbeabes and shall be accountable tor the ca%'
ton tax hereby imposed i'll ike name and underline
81 ne penalties rs & such clerk jumrney'nan, aprren.
ice or assistant member OF his or her family"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-31
SamH. G. Smith,
bridge Company

NOTICE is hereby given. TO the proprietors OF
~ Shares in the Washington Bfidgs Company,
that amee'ing Of the said company VIII be held: AZ
the CITY Han in Washington. Friday, the eigth of
Apri. next at IL O'Clock, A H. to take measures tor
repairing the said Bridge; and any other business
pertaining 20 the said Company
b. ordrr oitbe Board Of directors, AM the PTopre
tors Of one. third o' the shares 81 oscribel tor.
FREDERICK MAY,
Presiden, of the Washington Bridge Co.
mar Io-dtglhA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-31
Section 4 ofu Lar passed Narch, 1851

ore il further enacted hat tie assessor, be, and
they are hereby authorized to require from ever; own
er or posscssor ofhousehod urnurc kept for use an
account Of its aggregate value, at fair market price,
\, the time of rendering such account; and true list
fall ground rents which may be payable to such per
onred and after being informed of the provisions Of
,hs section refusing to render such account or such
list Of ground rents give such information to the
assessors rs may enable them to make such valuation
ON such lis, of ground rents, he she they, so Of
Tending, shall forfei, and puy the Of twenty dol
lars: aud in cases where the have cause to
the, have not received fair estimate of turni.
ure or list Of ground rents, such ct informal on
as may enable them to make fair valuation OF tur"'
,ure or list ground rents thc shall assess the value
Of such furniture list OF groun rents according to
the beat OF their Knowledge and judgments and shodid
the person assessed deem him or herself aggrieved,
he or he ,fa have right OF appeal to the Common
CounciIo
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-31
BY KING & Neutrality-suspicious..

BY KING g. LOWRY-GEORGETO
Coffee, Sugar. M"lasses, &c.
AT AUCTION.
an WEDNESDAY, 9th April, at - o'clock, We
shall sell in front of store and on the wharf,
100 bags prime Green and White Coffee
40 bags fine favored old Java do
50 bags st. Domingo do
IS hhds st. Croix Sugar
10 do Porto Rico do
10 do prime New Orleans do
40 bbs. do do do
10 hhds do do Nolasses
IS do West India do
IN halfpipes prime Sugar House do
8 half pipes Cognac Brandy
Il or. casks Malaga Wine
Is boxes Lemons
80 kegs Butter
10 boxes Chocolate
so nests Boxes with great variety Of Other
Goods suitable for Grocers and others. Terms at SALE
Gcorretown. mar 80
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-31
Notice

Notice
FESn mers and farmers sending Flour by water from
l. the upper counties Of Virgin aud Mary land
Having taken the wharf and large warehouse COM
nonly called Hooes offers his services Factor for
the sale Of Flour from the boats, ii requested will
each mill brand separately and WHEN orders for
selling ale received, viii remit proceeds owners
may direct Charges moderate.
81 1iIOS NOWEI.L.
~ shepberlstown paper and Winchester Repub
Ican will in ert the above three times
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-31
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.

IN wednesday next. the 80 inst at o'clock, will
- be sold on the premises. shat valuable
TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE AND
1SST LARGE LOT on " alter street, near Wilkes
A5Eee: street, at present occupied BY Hr. b. Hsmp-
49,. SON. The house is well finished to the garnet,
and in good order.
Terms-One. third cash; the balance in months;
payments to be secured by lien on the property.
mar 25-eU3t HENRY L. AhCNAhhhA'
H. The Above sale is postponed until Friday
Morning LIST inst. at ii o'clock.
mar 81 W. d. MUTT, aue.