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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-03
,StM,ght0n'S RltteY1.

Of During the prrfent fokly Gesfon. the uie
of STOUGHTON's BITTERS, (tm3arfed ;frans
Leadonj will be found OF great ierVice. as pre-
vcntive to dacale, ESPECIALLY where there is an
Infectious atmosphere and predilpoftion in the
habit 70 contagion. I;emincntly braces the con-
Ritution, and rcnoyates the whole fyRein. II may
be ufed indea1 Of fPirits in wafer, tea, or CHER
drink. Ii reRores LOFT appetite, sxPsis worms in
children, and, if regularly Ned curing the fall
feaion, will prcvent the agoe and fever. lnfhoIt,
IL only needs TO be tried, to convince every one
Of its great tificacy.
Thefe Bit,crs may be had. with coPious dircc-
tions, prepared at the original warehoufe in
London) IN quart bottles at one fourth OF the for
msr charge for the fame in walls, at R. and J.
GRAY's book fore, Alexandria, where bottle
is conaan'ly kept open for Trial. o. ALTO, at
A. BUCKS, fredericksburg.
Oh. 3. co
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ateranorta Dat(p anusrttger.
MONDAY, OcToBER 5.
HEALTR-OFFLCE,
OCTOBER s..


The Committee Of Health report ten
Deaths for the last 48 hours ending this
morning at O O'Clock.
They acknowledge with gratitude the re-
ceipt Of Ten Bushels Of Indian Meal, from
WiAiam Fltgzhugh, Esq. and Ten Dollars
from LADY, through the medium Of DR..
Dick; also, Ten Dollars from Mr. Samuel
lN'G7a,ld.
The Committee having heard Of the re-
turn to Town of some OF their fellow-citi-
gems, and the intention of others to do SO J,
conceive it their duty to inform the latter,
from the late progress, made by the Pre-
sailing Fever, it is their opinion that pru-
dence forbids the return, at present, OF all
such as have been out of Town for some
weeks, until the circumstances of the place
put on more favorable aspect, and ofwhich
they may be assured the Committee viii
give them timely notice.
ANDREW JAMESON,
Chairman.
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POSITION, Sept. zs.


Arrived, the ihip Jane, (of Peterfburgh, Vir.)
capt. Butler, in 43 days from Bonrdcaux, in bal
ialt Soon after leaving port, CAPT. B. was board
ed by feveral EngliGh privaleers, By fome was
treated politely, and BY Others was oyeraauled,
plundered, and ogherwite fcanjalou1y ufed. 90
the 7sh Aug he was brought too by the brig
Retrieve, captain DarnauIt, Of i,igerpooi, lily
treated and difmided, and in she afternoon of The
fame day, was boarded again ~ the fame priva-
tcer, and had forced or board his vencl, capt. G..
Macy and FIVE men, Of The American ihip Coium-
bus, from Bordeaux, for PeteriblFg, Viz. which
they had juf before taken and ordered for LIVER
pool. Capt. NJ. received much ungentleman Ike
treatment, while On board the privateer. The S
leamen were, Adam Grofs, Francis F. Low, Vim.
)ameion, Richard Smith, and Geo. Anderion !;
and have all arrived in the Jane.
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harrass, orreduce tito famine, and render
this great expedition abortive, which on
large scale canohly be attempted, and may
partially, or altogether, fail il ehe eSecu-
ton, then France is TOTALLY ruined; al ller
.laorels are withered,; her allies viii abandon
her, and turn against her; HE other Pow
ers of Europe will attack her every SIDE;
she will have lost the Aoweroi her warriors
and the reputation Of her arms; she viii be be
without money, and internal dissoid VIII
complete her destruction.
"Lsit at Paris her disqp50intsd and ftsdl59.
nGnt SolaferyWili seek thelewards and pitiil-
der promised in London. The Gene
rails themselves viii either be the hrst VIC
tins OF the .excusable fury OF the troops, or
will partake Of their Indignation, and then
revo!t!'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-03
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 90.

Captain Cox, Of the Concordia, arrived here
on the Saturday laf, from ST. Bar.holemews, in
forms, thar he read in St, Kits paper an arti-
Gle Eating that the captain and crew of Brilifh
privateer were laying under ientence of dcathat
Antigua for having plundercd a Swedifh hip at
Tea.
ExtraF 1som tie lag J9ek Of TIE Zip Benjamin
Morgan, from B0a,deaax.
Left the Cordovan Light House OH the 9Th of
August in company with The slip Mercury of
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ambitious Of sustaining the character Of a free
man. After the most fair and honorable offers OF
compromise, by the federal party, in the appoint
ment of oficers, in which the democrats were Of
fered tie first choice, they constituted the vice
president governor of the state, who had been e.
Ie6fed by only seven votes, thereby establishing
the dangerous president Of permitting seven mem.
bsrs of council TO create governor, from year to
year, forever ! Il is sound nlayim, that in con
strung constitutional Law, in doubtful cases, you
should adopt that construction which admits of
the least abuse. The democrats, however, in
their great wisdom, have reversed this maxim, and
adopted shat which admits of the most 50 that
hereafter, when any seven members of council.
choose 70 eotn5ne together, for the purpose ofse-
curing The governor Office among them, they
have only 70 refuse % SO into joint meeting and
the business isdoiie! To what dangers are We not
exposed by uusEing orr governmental affairs 70
haiids so uaskiHul-to heads 50 weak. With the
besr Intentions, they are as liable to do wrong
righr, and some arttnl, ambitious demagogue, Will
soouer or later, as has heretofore been the case III
every free government, make of such men, step
ping stones TO throne
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Late iI3uhgifattgn5,
Fo1- Sac by Ro6eTt g .7oA3a G1dY.
BOOKSELLERS e STATIONERS,
KING sTRERT,

KING sTRnRr,
RAVELS in Upper and Lower Egypt, dur
4 ing the campaign Of General BooaParfe in
thar country: by Vivant Demon, z vol. Syoa
price $50 cents, in boards.
Hi2oSy of the gririih Expedition to Egypt
by Robett T. Wilton, one vol. 8yo. price 25o
cents, bound.
Rofcoe's Life of Lorenzo de Medici: vol.
$40. price 675 cents in boad,s, or / dolls. bound
in calf and gilt.
Parents Friend, or extracts from the principal
works on Filtration, from the time Of Monlai-
que TO the preient day: vol. Svo. price 400
cents, bound.
Public Characters, or Contemporary Biography:
containing Memoi's of thirty fix Of The mot on
fp:cuous characters Of The prefent age. price $50
cents, bound.
Donefic Encyclopedia: now publifhiug BY
{ubfcription, TO be comp;iied in5 vol. Sso. PFice
to flbfcfbers zso ccnts, per VOL in boards.
Friend of Women; t7anlated from the Fench
of Boafd;er de ViilcEnesr, by A. Motsice, psics
100 cents.
Wshiogfon's Letters on Agriculture, syo.
100 cents in boards.
John Bull, or an Engliihn,an's Fire Side: a
toW duu SSiCoihtC9 NoI'Cuy3 ~ CaIto1 " $'S0s
Colman the Younger, price IS cents.
R. and I. GRAY
Keep confantIy for fale, an extenfiye afort-
mcRt Of writing paper and biask account books.
Country MeYehauts
may be fnpplied with the following articles, by
the grofs OF dozen, on as coed terms as they can
be purchafed in Baltimore 0; Philadelphia:
AImanacs for the year 1904, fchooI bibles and
tefameots, Epifcopal prayer books, Warts plains
and hymns, Rippon's, Weflcy's and Newton,s
hymns, New Hymns and Spiritual Songs, Jopes's
ard Entok s pocket dictionaries, Univelfal, Web.
fer's Dworh's, Columbian aud Pearees ipe!-
ling books n. England and Colombian primers.
SCOTS IeGops, Enfield ipeakcf, Monisor, Muir
rays Englih reader, Ssqasl to 30. Introduction
to .adlrg, Eiop's faoles, Afle's grammar, and
great variety OF cheap anc SOY books, Walkdea's
bef Brith inkpowder for records, insholfiers Of
varoos deicnpflons, red morocco pcokcr books,
failing wax, waters, playing cards, bonnet boafds,
&c. sc.
AJi0 on Hand,
$50 reams good wrapping paper, a few kegs
printing TX OF an excellent quality, complete
aiIortnent of German hurcs from 10 n dclfe
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COMMERCIALLY IMPORTANT.

The following Circular has been received by
the collector Of the port of New York, from
William Lee, Efq. American conful at sour-
desnx
:" dmtric4n Con,alafe, Boesaraas, A4g. 8.
/" SIR,
81 learn from the Director of,he Cufoms for
this pert, that an order of Government has jaR
been received, not to admit 70 an entry any
Neutral vefels coming from or that may have
touched at any Britifh po:t. With much eiteetD,
am, yours truly.
(Signe5}
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Il Wa1ehoule to Let.

] will rent my Warehoufe, Gsustc on King
aree,, adjoining the manfon houie in which
live, oppodtc Mr.. ]. Kincaid's. Poaedion may
be had Immediately. Ii is very convenient for
Grocery Gore, or a Floor Merchant. For
terms apply to T. MARSTELLkR.
Iane 2. co
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AIo ON Hand.

$50 reams good wrapping paper, a few kegs
printing TX OF an excellent quality, complete
aiIortment of German flutes from 10 II dclIs.
each, yioIins, violin frings, bows and bridges,
iaAIuaions tot he ffs, flute, violin, &c.
Nota Bene--All new American Pub
locations Of meris are ,egulary received hy Rs6..
aid Jebn Cry, znd nay be had Al heir book
fore in King frest az tie fame prices az which
thty I'll were they are pub..ihed.
October 2.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-03
/" WILLIAM LEE"

The Portuguefe have at length gained an ad-
vantage by fea over the Algerines. The Voice
de Cana, Portuguese chip Of the line, croizing
before Aigiers, was attacked by three large re.
bees and forty gun ttigate, which formerly
belonged to the Portuguese. The Algcrlnss at
tackled with their ufnal fury and dclperation but
the Portuguefe captain made 70 good defence,
that after a fight, which lated three hours, he
funk two Of the xebeeks, and captured the third,
in which he had be happineis to find 100 prifon-
ers whom he fet at liberty the fFigate, however,
contriyed TO make her efcape.
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For Sale,

For Sdte,
A healthy, aout, young Negro Woman --Ea-
qaile OF ihs Printer.
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The hrOasion Of England. The follow
ing is the opinion Of the famous gen. Du-
INQUIRER upon this subject:
" Should this expedition, (says the gen.)
be unsuccessful, which is very possible !;
should the inDincible British feet gain de-
cisive victory over the French, Spanish,
and Dutch fleets, whether combined or Sc
parate should the English nation, proud
and energetic as the French, equally ami
mated by patriotism and national dislike,
repulse the French army soon after it was
landed; should they destroy it, force it to
re-embark with loss, and cut off It's commu-
nication with the sea; should they weaken.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-09-19

| The son beirg warmly attached 70 the 20
who was abort to marry lis sister, ard 5elisf'ns
that the prsjudices Of his father whom we sue''
designate By the name Of James Bond) arose H0'p
improper motives. adopted the following a'Iau-S
lar method in order to remove from his tateeks'
niad what believed TO be an un@arrantaole ~
stfaint over the freedom CT marriage
a he son, dressed IN woH,cn's appafel and wrap
/ pfng hinselfin sheet, obtained entrance aoops
midnight his fathers chamber, and creeping
aleng the floor, raisea himself at the bedside o.
James Bond, and there personat;ng lis motaeF''
who had been dead for severslyeats. and IN ntIa.
ton Of her voice, called out, /" James Bopa 8
james Bond! James Bond 7" Bosd, observing
tie ghost, lay trembling in bis be6, witnonss
making reply. The ghost then said /" os
have daughter that / charged you,s when
lett this world, 70 be particularly attentive g q
You have dsinberted her, because sic claiine~
the liberty ct marriage: Yca have thereby in1s
humanly committed a nantes, visitation OF tte
laws OF nature, by arresting connection en-.
forced by rlle holy scriptures and sanctioned oy
divine authority Bond renamed motiollesss
unable TO utter word. TIE ghost thea ceslSs
tinusc am your wife she is my dauSatsf;
an come from the world Of spirits to charge
you, i'll the most sacred and solemn iaanner,
to give her the strongest proofs of your yeis-
ration and love, thar before to morrow nlgrsS
you reinstate her in your confidence, and POS
gsesa her with a due propoption of your estafes
otherwise will again visit you you viii be over
whelmed with grief; your diff titles will daily
augment, and your happiness here and hereafter
gore, gone forever"
Tie ghost then sunk down, and immediately
disappeared. James Bond, waited in silence with
tie utmost inpa!tence and uneasness, for the 4
dawn Of day, when he arose, and after several
hours solemn meditation on the awtil interview 4
the preceding night, he sent for bis daughter,
Immediately gave her very ample estate, and
after strongly recommending to her TO mary
the person for whom he believed she had much
tender affection, lie Withdrew, copscentiouslyS
believing, that if he had nor done SO the conse-
quences would have been dreadful His dsuglltef 4
was soon after married, ard Mr. Bond discovered 4
every disposition to place their pecnniary concelii.
on sure and Said foundation.
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Surely nothing can be more unreasonable than
TO lose the will to please when we are conscious
OF the Powers or showmore cruelty than to choose
any kind of influence before that Of kindness and
good humeur. He that regards the welfare Of
Others, sheuld make his virtue approachabIe, thar
i may be loved and copsa and lie that cons-
ders the wants which every n,aDateels, or will
teel OF external existence, must rather wish to be
surrounded by shoss who love him, than by those
that admire his eaceeEeies or solicit his fayours !;
Tor the admiration ceases with novelty, and tn.er
est gaIlists ends and retires. A man whose ayear
qualities want Of ornament or superficial ssta6sii-
oss, IS like a naksd mountain witb mines af god,
which viii BE- fsequented only til the treasure is
exhausted.
Nothing can more show the value of good hu-
mour than that it Tecornaeads those who are d+s
t'tute Of ali other exceenciss, and pTocales re-
gard 70 the triaing, friendship to the worthless
aud afssf3ion % the etiiI.
Gaety is, to good honour, as animal perfumes
to vegetable fragrance The one. evaporates
weak spirits, the other recreates and revives tieni
Gaiety seldom fails to give some pain, The trar-
ers either strain their faculties, to accompany IT'S
coverings. or are left behind in envy and despair.
Gooihumour boasts no faculties which every one
does not believe in his own power, and pleases
principally by not offending.
Rambky.l
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8. cavalry. ma very short time after,
is g iSIvsrdsD, and BIS nephew, the Rev, Re-
o'o a VOL Wolfe, passing by on his return from ms
ssa derry seat, near Mass, N the county Of XII
s ,'s and beng unable TO answer the pass word
as'. <. desperate banaityi was dragged from his
O 80. ;s0e into the street, and iuhnnanIy stabbed.
g, .yoo;,rd in few moments. liz very short
. NOT less than forty other pei sons, ali males
p'. .r,enced the same tate. BY great exertlon,
sA., patt Of some troops Of horse, the rebels,
y a,.;stinr Of at least 4o0o were attacked with
inv. and after the loss of abous thirty OF
s. Regulars, and many among the Reoeis, the,
' - completely subdaed.
'S great number Of the principal Rebels were
cared and thirty were 70 be exesuted.
! &. By 1hc activity Of the Military, and eserti-
.as Is the Magistrates, immediately after the
INCLUSION Of this info tanate afair, no less than
a 600 pixies, and rebel uniforms for 10000 men
~ e discovered and seized.
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ON GOOD HUMOUR.

Good humour may be defined, a habit of being
pleased, constgnt anG perennial softness of man.
ners easiness Of approach, and suavity of DISPOSE
ton; like that which every perceiyes in him
self when the first transports of new felicity have
subsidized, and his thoughts are only kept in mo-
tionby asow Succession Of soft impulses.
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alesanbria Datp aobertiser.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19.

We must solicit The fauoa1r Of
our Subscribers IN 7oup to call at
the Office for their Papers for a.
short tl''5e--as soon as bo5sable 1Oe.
stall again cause them to be serUed
at their Dwellings.
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G n Gardner Wanted.

! with 70 employ man who is qualified 70
undertake the management and cultivation Of a
large Gasdsn and fcyenty acres Of lard, in the
neighbOuThOodof Alexandra.
flames Creik.
Sept. RI. Iaw3w
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4 War6hOuye to Lei.

I will rent my Waseboufe, Gtuate on King
treet, adjoining the maodon houfc in which /
live, oppohte Mr.. ]. Kincsid's. Poaefion may
be had Immediately. 1t is very convenient FOR
a Grocery fore, or Flour Merchant. For
terms apply TO
2, MARsTELLER.
June z. co
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TIT tr1I5 III z q 1silrI I = t'Cocs
BY Order of the Board.
S. SNOWDEN, Sec'ry.

by Order OF the Board.
S. sNOWDEN, Sec'yy.
Our subscribers will perceive, this days
paper to be on an enlarged scale. They
must also have observed, that, for some
time past. the Alexandria Advertiser has
presented them with variety of original
communications-the best and earliest To-
lreign news which could be obtained, and
such occasional selections as might suit the
taste of every reader. Contemplating this
enlargement, we thus endeavouled to claim
a place, in the esteem of the public; and
our ezertions have, in some degree, been
crowned with succession, they have been
the means of a considerable increase Of
subscribers.
To support our constitution, as laid
down by Washington, and those great men
whose names are enrolled with his, on
asserting our independence, and afterwards
on our attaining rank amongst nations,
has been the principles upon whiohwe have
acted; and we have held it duty to op-
pose every attempt at the smallest innova-
ton on those rights.
The present increased size of the Alex.
andria Advertiser, and the consequent ad-
ditional expence, attending its publication
in It's present form; added to our determi-
nation to use every exertion to render it
worthy OF patronage, obliges us to call for
the small addition of ONE DOLLAR per
annum, from each subscriber, and which
will still leave its price less than any daily
paper published within the United States Of
America.
The Iouifvile paper Of the 18th uIt. contains
the following information:-- An expedition is
expected to leave this place fhortly under the d.
redion ofCaptain William Clark and Mr.. Lewis,
tprivate iecreta-y to the Pgeiident) to proceed
through the immen(e wilderness Of Louifana TO
the Wefern or Pacific Ocean. The particular
objects Of this undertaking are at prefent matters
of conjecture only bur wehave good reafon to
believe that our government intends to encourage
fettlements and eGablilh sea ports on the coat of
the Pacific Ocean, which would not only facilitate
our Whaling and Sealing voyages, but enable our
enterpriGng merchants to carry on a more direct
and rapid trade with China and the EAT Indies
4 l
FROM CADIz. Accounts from Cadiz to
the z3d Of July, fates, that The Spaniards were
augmenting their naval and military forces
with great ipirit, that the impreGments were
carried on day and night, and extended to
all descriptions perfons, except to freehodcrs
the accounts from this place alto advile, that the
Frenchh had taken poaefon of all the Italian Ports
and conflcated every fpecies of Bfitih property
there. (B9fon GaS.J
A feet Of eighteen fail Of Eoglifh veaels under
convoy of the Blanch frigate, having on board the
25th regiment, arrived at Barbados on the 18th
Augua. On the zsth an expedition left there
for Demerara, under the command of Lieutenant
General GrinGeld and Commodore Sir Samuel
Hood.
ON GOOD HUMOUR.
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Hensng,s Neao Virginia Justice.
Sept. 10.

CONTAINING
The Duties of Tufice Of Peace.
&c. together with variety Of ueful precedcnts.
adapted TO The laws now in force. Alto, forms
OF conveyancing, luch asdeeds of bargain and fale.
leale and rcieaie, mortgage, troa, &c. t5yLale By
John V. Thomas,
Bookseller, King Greet.
Sept. Ie. eost
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10 Let,

TIE frame Wsrehouie on King Greet, two
doors above Pitt Streef, now occupied by Am
broie Vane. PoHeaion will be given on the a7th
of this faonth-apply, in the abfence of the
inblcriber, TO Col. Dsnnis RamieY.
r. /. TAYLOR.
Augut IS. co
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5 new cases---1 death.


The Committee Of Health acknowledge
with gratitude the receipt9of Ten Bushels of
Indian Meas, as donation for the use Of
thepoor.
The Committee Of Health arc constvaita-
ed TO state it as their sense, that the inhabi-
tants who sleep from their houses, ought
to deposit their FIRE BUCKETS, n.fhe
several Engine Houses nearest to their
neighbourhood, under the care of those.
who have the keys of the Engine Houses,
or at the Court House, under the care of
the Captain of the Watch. They donost
earnestly call on their fellow citizens to en-
deavour, as speedily as possible, tocomply
with this important request.
BY Order of the Board.
G. CNOMyOE Co,
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DIED,
On the 18th inst al the Four Mic Run Mrs.
PRESTON, wife of Mr.. THOMAS PsrsroN, of
this town, much regretted by numerous ac-
quaintace, as an afedionate wife, mother, and
sincere and charitable frierd
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-09-19

&F Pruning N al us varsey ere
eatsa al tbs eJses.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-14
sg!szeu costry.


SEE how, heaca,h the noon beam. fnile
Yon LITTLE biIlow heave, its breaR,
And foams and fpark {. for a whi'e.
And Iaurm'ring then fab.aes to ren.
Thus Man, the fport Of blifs and care,
Riies on Times eventful fca,
And, having fweIT'd a moment there,
Thus melts into eternity
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hPOr taxt Political Hiaory.

The following Addrefs of the Hon. Mr.. Rur-
LEDGE, member OF Congrefs from Southoa
roIina, IS "A clear and concife hiflorv Of r. E
politics OF this country, and mum be admi-
red by every candid and rejecting reader !:
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-14

One or the robbers who W. r-rt.o-,d
day or two Gnce 10 trangport,t;o, e., f,..l,ro
jewelis from Mrs IosDos's c,rr;,oe comfort !.
h'mieli with the reflection, thar hundreds a,
bone arc weekly f,asPOyted by this brlIian,
Aeteia.-Lsst. f1p.