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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-20
Edm. Brooke, Sec'rY.

September 2awtE.
~ The Editor of the National
InteIlieencer will please re.publish the
above notice once week till the 'st
Monday in Dec. next, anti send his bill
to the Office of the Gazette.
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~ MOVAL.

TIME subscriber has removed fro :.
4 has old stand on Union street 70
the wharf formerly occupied by Nsr.
VIM, Rartshorne. near the Lower Fer
~, where ne intends pursuing his for
merbusiness-He continues 10 purchase
-Four and Gran md has on band a large
supply otthe best FLOUR. suitable Tor
family use and Bakers. also SALT OF
different kinds.
Joseph Dean.
November H. II.
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TEAS, SUGARS, SIC.
JOSEPH M.f.rDEVILLE,

JOSEPH H-7.tDEPiiLr,
Corner of Kigg and Fairfar Streets.
OFFERS FOR SALE,
100 quarter chests and boxes choice
Gunpowde,,
Imperial. Hyson, Young Hyson'
Nyson.~kin & Souchong Teas,
So hhds, Muscavado sugar
lee barrels 10.
q Jokes White Havana do.
en,0Golb. Loaf aud Lump Sugars
20,0Oolb Coffee
s,00olb Pepper
so ahds. Nolasses
10 pipes CogRiac Brandy.
With ais usual General Assortment
OF the heSt Wines, Liquors and Groce-
ries, tor cash or upon the usual credit
20 P.uctual customers.
Sept ID.
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P. G. Marsteller.
ORPHANS COURT,

.AsraudriG County, Oct. Term, 1878.
Orierea, That tn Executor OF Tho
pas rretch3r, deteascd do insert
tire following advertisement three
times a week for four weeks in the
Alexandria Newspapers.
Copy IE.r-
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e. The person who took
q SADDLE. from Mr.. Thomas Trip
lett's stable, in my name, is requested
to send 1t back, or give information to
the Ostler, as the gentleman from
whom borrowed it, is DESTROYS of its
being returned
John II. Crease.
November IL.
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A. Moore, Reg.
This IS to owe Notice

Ills Is 10 give A'oIi|S
That the subscriber, of Alex ndri'
County in the District OF Columbia
has ohtaired from tn Orphans Court
ofsaid count, letters TIE -tamentary on
the Estate Of Thomas iretcher, late OF
the county atoveseid, deceased: An
parson, havinx ,lMGs ag. nst the said
de ,.dent .are hereby warnci to exb'h"
TIE same to tie sn scr'her on or ot.
fore ,ae 2etn dar # tpnllneSt, or tney
mar ~ law ne evruded from al hene-
fit to soil estate: nd those indebted
there ere required to make 'mmedi-
ale pa ment.
Given andp: nv hand isis 2eth day
of Oc;obef, 1918
Isaac ntwiSle.
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AhEXANDRIA GAZETTE,
COMMERCIAL 8 POLITICAL.

PUBLISHED BVBRr
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
AZ FITS DoLLARS 4 YEAR.
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.Admixistrafor Of Henry O'Reily
October so. ep4w.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-05-13
(s;snct) FRED. PAUE1RBy, Cap,aia..
g. STEPHEN WfLLIAMSON,
4e5s-ts,- ~>..~ '"'r Su 'ecop.

From the .Aor1rich, Con- Native .arsnean .al.y ,.
lew days since, Mr.. .4lfred Carrcnltr,
of;thls city, having seens Newport paper,
stating that there was an impressed Amer.
can, by the name Of John Cartenfer, on board
the RaAi'ies, British rA) now cruising oty
Non,ang, obtaining flag Of truce aud went
on board for the purpose of ascertainine the
fact, when he found SON WIN vas sir years
since impressed into the British service, and
whom he had long since supposed 10 have
been dead Mr.. Carpenter once had another
son, who was some years since Impressed on
hoard of British man of war, but knows not
whether he IS living or dead, noi having heard
from hiin tor some time. John Carpentcr
givesithe following accoun, of himself He
sailed from Wilmington, n. G. in 1906, for
Jamaica, and was there impressed on board OF
the Fishyuard ftigs,e, Sir Wm. Bolton, and
sailed for En- gland, were he was discharged.
and In about six months after impressed ~
Bombay, on board Of the Powerful -, Capt.
Johason, and since then transferred to eleven
different ships. lie has bcea about nine
months on board of the Families, which after
the declaration Of War was ordered on the "A.
metican station, where she has been cruising
for some months in sight OF his native land,
and within a short distance Of his parents and
friends. He had applied since the war 10 be
considered a prisoner, but was refused. Had
been taken twice to the gangway, and receive
cd two dozen each time, for refusing toentor.
and twice has been wounded in his Msjesty's
service. Hc reports the namc~of four i'm
pressed Americans. now on board the Ran.i-
lies, they are--Parsons, Of Nan,ucke,, xho
goes by the name of I'd. Reed. John Csments
and Bi!iam -sfehOis of New.lork, Hi.sGas
Banks Of Hampton, Virginia, apd state ,,ihere
has been more or less of them 10 every ship
on board of which be has. been.silJVo So 81
There are several Americans from this ei-
~, who have been impres.es and il living,
arc in the P,iasb NSsy, wl.ose friend have
not hesSi son' them soF sDrag iisrs- Il;
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-15

of the line, one Of them a remarka-
bly, fast sailer. The favor OF the
moon enabling them to chase as well
at night as ia the day. the chase was
continued for three days without IN
PERMISSION aud under various circnm-
stances. but the unremitted exertions
of his officers and crew enabled him
to elude the pursuit.
Pressed on all sides by the number
ofthe enemy and the battling and un-
settled state of tie weather, the Ar
gus was at one time within musket
shot of a u, and at another sur
rounded the determined vigilance
of Captain Sinclair rescued her how
ever from tho difficulty.
They had joined in the chase an
armedtransport. with ayiew no doubt
of distraeting the attention and de-
eeiving the chase, which being dis
covered, Captain Sinclair bore down
upon her, and compelled her to clear
the way.
Such was the confidence of Capt.
Sinclair in the sailing Of the Argus,
that during the chase. although at
one time SO closely pressed as to be
compelled to Tighten his vessel, by
throwing over his spare anchors and
spsrs and deck boats. and starting
the salt water with which his casks
had been filled as the fresh water
had been used, and reduced to the
last necessity of wettins his sails !;
yet did he preserve all his guns. and
one night during the chase he found
time to capture. man and despatch
prize. So close were they upon bis
heels, that. when he again made sail,
two of the ships opened their bate
ries upon him.
The Argus was built at Boston a.
bout ten years ago. and has not since
undergone any material repairs-she
has been with short intermission
constantly in service, is admitted to
be one ofthe finest vessels in the SER
vice of her class. During the late
eruize we understand she complain
ed a good deal, and cannot proceed
to sea without repairs. The model
OF such vessel as the Argus is cer-
tainly inestimable.
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The Far in Russia-Why

When our readers have perused the
contents of this paper, they may nata-
r,Ilv enquire, Hhat is 8onahayte's oe-
;,cf in ms yor with Russia 2
An,wsr-To comtel the Emperor %
pvssia 10 do g. ne have doze-cat Of
su trade qvith Great Britain i!
Naooleon and Alexander had shaken
hands together. Russia had tor time
yielded 10 the in,rigues and policy OF
The great Bandit of Europe; she tried
the continental system of France to de-
srroy England by excluding British
Goods; but it would not do-the people
Of Russia we're too high-minded and IN
denepdent to starve and impovelsh
themselves for the benefit Of Bonapsrte.
Alexander was compelled to open his
mort. to British goods aud to foreign
commerce. Napoleon was wroth his
word was drawn; and more than half a
rnilliou of soldiers were compelled to
! march to enforce the vi Of the tyrant'
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PUBLIC SALE.

UNDER lhs authority OF Decre6
Of the Circuit Court of the United
States, OF the District of Columbia held
at Alexandra, in The the case OF Samu.
81 5. Thomss, against the heirs OF
Richard Areil The subscribers Will
cxpuse to public sale on the premises
on Friday the 2sth day OF this month
at 5 O'Clock in the aite,noon-that fS~
luabie half acre of 6 ound, situst. d 1T
the intersection of Prince and Pitt
streets in the Town of Alexandriaj on
The south side of Prince and the east
sde Of Pitt Street. For the accommo~
d,,ion of persons disposed to purchase,
it will DC laid of and sold in small lots
OF convenient size for building
One THIRD OF the purchase money WIN
lie required in hand, and on the residne
a crsdit Of three and six months will
be allowed, to be secured by good en-
dorsed negotiable notes, and lien Oh
the property sold.
R. l. Taylor,
P. c.. Marsteller.
Jar II eoIG
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Though my expectations were
great, l must confess, they were mol
only fulfilled, but even surpassed.
Amidst considerable number OF
auditors, none could be perceived
that did not, like myself, sensibly
and involuatarily evinee BY the hila-
rity, good hamor, and cheerenlness
oftheir countenances, the charming
and powerful effect on the mind n
good music we'll executed. And IT,
to me was convincing proofthe ex-
cellency of the Panharmonlcon;
and the pieces performed by it. 1t
appears to me, that not Orpheus'
lutte itself, when by its notes he stop
ped the course of rivers, and caused
the charmed woods and hills to fol-
low him. could vie in sweetness with
the Panharmonicon when perform
ing the meIodieas Andante ofHadyn
or the Grand Military Symphony Of
the same author.
1t is certainly very rare, novel,
and ingenious instrument, and Mr..
Pardi deserves great eneomiums and
ample remuneration for the splen-
dor, msgnifcence, and taste, dis
played by. him in fitting il up.
FHILO-HARMONY.
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THE PANHARMONICON.

This wonderful piece OF Mechanism
is now exhibiting in this town. In or.
der to give the public some idea of its
merit, we copy from the Norfolk Leds-
er of Sept. the 4,h, the following COM
munication from an amateur, who had
Witnessed its performance. We have
not ys, been gratihed with its perfor-
nance ourselves, but from the variety
Of the instruments Of which it consists,
and the universal celebrity which 1t has
obtained, we DO not hesitate to recon-
mend it to the attention of the citizens
of Alexandria.
From the Norfolk Ledger.
Invited few evenings since to ac-
company some Of my friends te wit
ness the exhibition of MIR. Pardfs
Pasharmonicon. cheerfuliy accept
cd the offer, and beg leave to assure
ron that ] experienced a high graft
Iieation in the pleasure ofseeing and
listening to that at once superb and
charming maehiner,. combining a
vast number of instruments the best
calculated to delight the ear.
Il a
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-15

THURSDAY, January IS.
Mr.. Quincy presented petition OF
Jonathan A. Wright Of Boston, stating
that being an American citizen, he has
been compelled to remove from Canada
into the U S. and that his goods have
been seized by the revenue officers, and
praving restitution thereof. Referred
to the committee of ways and means.
Mr.. Laoock presented the petition OF
Robert Muzzy. praying to be placed ON
the pension list, in consequence OF bo-
dily injuries sustained while an Office
in the revolutionary army. Referred to
the committee of claims.
Mr.. Lacock presented a petition OF
sundrs inhabitants of Pennsylvania pray
ing that the vaccine virus may be trans
miited BY mail free Of postage. Refer
red to the committee on post-offices and
post roads.
Mr.. Minor presented a petition CT
the managers of the Bible Society OF
Philadelphia, praying remission OF the
duties imposed on the importation of a
Sc. of stereotype plates for printing the
whole OF the Scriptures in the English
language. Referred to tie committee
of ways and means.
Mr. Lewis presented petition OF
sundry inhabit, ats of Washington Coun-
~ in tie District of Columbia, praying
m act of incorporation for Marine anu
Fire Insurance Company. Referred to
the committee for the District CT Co.
lnmhia.
Mr.. BIacklchge presented petition
of WIN. Tathum praying compensation
for services stated to he rendered by Or
der of tire executive departments OF 60
vernmont. Referred to the committee
of claims.
A message from the Senate by MIR.
Otis ;heir secretary.
Mr.. Speaker, the senate have passed
ap act supplementary to the act. entl-
tied "sn act fort more perfect orga-
n;zs,ion of the army Of the y. States"
with amendments. in which they desire
the concurrence of the house.
The message received yesterday from
the President of the United States, COM
municatiug law passed BY the leglsla'
ture Of Maryland relative to the opening
of canal from the Chesapeake Bay to
the river Delaware, was read and re-
ferred to a select com.nittee or.
SECRET SESSION.
On motion of Mr.. Troup, the gale
ries were cleared and the doors remain
ed closed for about an hour-when they
were opened, and the house immedl-
a,ely resumed the consideration OF the
NEW ARMY BILL.
MIR. Stow spoke for>nearly an hour IN
favor of the bill.
MIR. Calhoun followed ON the same
side.
Mr.. Desha made some observations
and concluded by saying that IT the de-
bate was not speedily brought to close
NC should call for the previous qaes-
ton.
Mr.. Key followed in opposition to the
bill.
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TP The Second Assembly vii
be on Monday the 18th instant.
Hacks provided as usual.
January IS
JUST RECEIVED,
FOR SALE BY
JAMES KENNEDY & son,
TRACTS OF NATURE,
BY MISS BERNEY.

The Theory of Agreeable Sensations,
Lord Chesterfeld's Letters to his
Son, (he purified edition of Dr.. Grego-
ry) in which all those passages injuri-
Gus to the morals of youth, are left out.
Vivian & Emile and !the Absentee
by Miss Edseworth.
Temper or Domestic Scenes-bY
Mrs. Opie.
The Milesian Chiefly Murphy.
The Scottish Automatically Mac
Neili.
Married Life-by Miss Howard.
Selt-Indulgence, and
says says by the author of Thinks
1 to myself
ALSO,
Beautiful Miniature Editions of the
Rambler, and Cowper's Works.
January Is st
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THIS i, to give notice, that the sub
scriber, of Alexandria county, in the
District of Columbia, has obtained from
The Orphans Court Of said county, let
,ers testamentary on the estate of John
Richter, late of the county aforesaid, de-
ceased; All persons having claims a.
gainst the said deceased, ale hereby re-
CURED to exhibit the same, duly anthem
sica,ed, and passed by the said court, to
the subscriber, on or before the 18th
day of July next, or they may by law be
excluded from all benefit to said estate {;
and those indSbtsd thereto, ara request
ed to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 18th day
of January, 1918.
A. c. CAZENOVE,
Ezecutor Of John Richter.
January Is eo8w
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NEw-YoRk, Jan. IL.
By the ship Massachusetts, Captain
Stevens, arrived yesterday from Lisbon,
whish port she left on the 18th of No.
vember, we learn, that the French ar.
my had retaken Madrid-that Lord
Wellington had retreated from thence
10 Salamanca, leaving his sick, wound
ed, and cannon; and that 70 Algerinc
sraizers had been lately seen without
the Straits. Flour at Lisbon, Is dollars
ga per barrel.
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ORPHANS COURT,

ALEXANDRIA COUNTY,
January Term, 1913
ORDERED that tho executor OF Jao.
Y Richter, deceased, do insert in the
AIexandris newspers the usual notice to
creditors and debtors, three times week
for eight weeks.
A Copy-Test:
A. MOORE.
Register wills.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-15

JOHN ARMSTRONG, Esq. now Bri-
gadier general in the army of the United
States, and lately our minister in France,
is appointed, by the President and Sc
nate, Secretary of War Of the United
States. Not. Intel.
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Runaway
Jar II

From the sub.criter, living near Poe
hiek Church. Fairfax County, Vlsgi-
MIA Negro Man named II AMLki,
"a years old, about feet 10 inches
high, slender made, smooth face, COM
mon cnmpis Kim, with two scars on
his neck occasioned by the Kings evi'.
VIII give ten dollars reward 1t taken
! within tie District Of Columbi or 20
dollars if taken 90 miles from hlexan"
.iria, or 40 dollars II taken sixty niles
from AlexaDoria and seeursd IN 'ho
saol Of Alexandria, or delivered to 1o-
seph Sanloi d In Alexandra.
Edward Sanford.
Jan. IL. ssim'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-15

The brig Herald, bound from Bor-
dcsux to Baltimore, has been captured
by the British ship Poic,iers. The Pc
pers tell US that the Herald had valu-
able cargo, consisting of Brandy, Wine,
Silks, and-a French General Am
Admirable specimen this, Of our French
trade-3randy, Silks, and a French &C.
neral 1t would be no great injury TIC
our country, if every vessel freEn France
laden with SO choice cargo5 should be
eap;ared on her passage.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-15

H. the boarding officer
k!',rrd a few days before
L. Herald. from Bor-
k.II;imore with a French
Il. her cargo silk, wine,
la a, 6 10000 s'efllhs,
Ffor Halifax. They had
captured & burnt
Sio. The Poietlers haa
Hosting schooners'--
ou, their cargoes bad
ring their cruise OF two
cap;ured 20 sail of YES
! would expire in about
fney also were ,iio,a
Id all licenced vessels
from or where bound.
| parted company on the
pursuit OF a sail ~.
[ Eeeaeed vesse'.-Mr.
argo of the brig Ocean
who arrived here this
bred US with the follow
Ga7th Of November, lat.
Twas boarded by the Bri'
{lanta, captain Hickey
land myself were order
our papers, which bav-
! commander, captain
a eur !icence, and suf'
h; shortly after a prize
were pu, on beard and
| prize =: captain Hickey
~ mind. Capt. John
lis crew, consisting OF
G. Dyer John Walm''
bd John WarrsEts, were
,he frisate, leaving my
gomery, mate, !iiiam
and the cock on board
ordered to keep com
morning, when captain
In board for his chest,
Iouag, The seaman, went
gate, leaving the mate
brd. The brig Was or
bda; next day. 29th No
Two O'Clock, the frigate
Sd ship above mention
" York, myself, captain
e seamen were put on
be on our purole. Cap
me seamen remained
E 2Sth December, when
anish schooner Expert
Philadelphia, and they
rd OF her, on account oil
short Of provisions
desired me to make a
iely Oh my arrival at n.
~ accident might hap
Slr. Fox was informed
the Ataiauta that four
been sent to England
hers had beea cleared,
b out to Halifax. Those
the seamen, for whom
bdgers had stopped IL
IS. The seamen on board
he much in fear Of falling
TX, cap,~in Porter. The
from Portsmouth with a
West Indies and parted
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-15

-
This Piece Of Mechanism, invented
and constructed by the ingenious Atlz<i
OF Vienna, is the result of Is years labor
and sssidioas study, and contains within
itself ivo hundred and ffy different in.
struments, consisting Of ElI.es, E2atioN
nen, Rant6oys, F1asiole!s, Tramhe,s,
Bassooss, French Horns, Kettle. Drums,
Large Drums, Cym6als, Triangeis, He.
ye. sc. in fine, every Instrument to a
complete Band OF Music. It performs
in full symphony some OF the choicest
Pieces of Music of tho best composers,
such as Hayden, S,sii6eit, Mozar. and
others equally celebrated, 1t has been
successfully exhibited to admiriue m hl.
titudes in Vienna, Petersburg and Peris.
and more recently in Boston, New. York.
PhiladeLthia, Baltimore and Riehm.ns.
Thsro,exists in London another instru.
ment of the kind, constructed by the
same artist, bat on much smaller seals
These form the only two in, tho
world. The proprietor has been credi.
bly, informed, by Gentleman who has
lately witnessed it's exhibition, that tho
greatly inferior in size and effect thar the
one now here, it constantly attracted a
croaded auditory during tie whole day.
Signor PARDI has spared neithst
pains nor expence in decorating shd op.
namenting this wonderful Instrument,
so as to render it worthy Of public pat.
ronage, and equally elegant to the eye as
it is enchanting to the sar.-On it's the.
rits he will not dilate, confident that Ill
who shall have Witnessed its perform'
ance will not fail to admire it, and by
their favorable report to their friends, TO
it ample justice.
Suffice it to say that the public will
now have opportunity ofhearing ,oms
Of the choicest Symphonies performed
by greater number Of Instruments, and
more various, all in perfect accord, thai
has ever been before heard in this place,
-" Doors to be open at half past Sc
Performance to commence at half past O.
Admi,,ance, Box 5 Pitt aud Gallery
SO Gents each--Children half price.
A. The beatre will be made ceIa-
for,ably warm by fires.
January 3.
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ROBERT Gk.iY,


Has just receiyed-for sale-a few CO.
pies Of
Lees Memoirs of the War in the South
ern department of the United States
Blount's Practical Navigator and Coast
Pilot
Jaskson's Bookkeeping
Books of Common Prayer, m plain and
morocco bindings
Mair's Introduction
Lancaster's Epitome
Father and Daughter by Mrs. Ople
Knickerboaker's New-York
Practical ] iety
The Ram: Ter, by Dr.. Johnson, in tdnr
neat Pock volumes, bound in boards
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-15

More than half million Of hunan BE.
ings will probably bleed to late his
yengeance--while "Havoc A.- spoil <
ruin are his gain" A country OF more
than 20 millions of people ravaged and
plundered, desolatsd and burnt, to graft
fy the pride and ambition OF single
man! Merciful Heaven!
----------" Is there not some chosen
curse,
Some hidden thunder in the stores of
& heaven, me4sss !.
Red with uncommon wrath tosblast the
man -
Who owes bis greatness to the worlds
undoing 2"
Washing tonian. 4
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-15

The nomination of William Jones,
ESQ of Pennsylvania, as the Secretary
of the Nory,is confirmed by the Senate
of the L. S.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-15
I. y. SIMMS

WILL. continue the practice OF the
" law in the Circuit Court for the
Comfy of Alexandria. His Office Is
above the Printing Office OF the alex
andria Gazette.
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We are extremely happy to observe,
by the Liverpool Mercury Of November
the oh, that report ofthe loss of the
Cartel Ship Orozimbo is uniounded.
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ALEXANDRIA.
FRIDAY, January Is.

"To sHEw
us FoaM AND PRESSURE.