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TO LE.I'-

That elegant establishment on Jef.
'erson street, comuodious bric-
dwelling, having drawing, lining, store
and live good lsdging rooms neatly &.
nished, smoke house, DAIRY, kitchen
stable, and every conveui@ce, punrp
under cover, ? garden WI s,ockcr
with vegetables, and best 4 water .,
the distance of 2ooor 500 Nrds--r,,.
improvements are m compile repair
the situation very plcasan;-4h- rer.
viii DC moderate, and immcdiJe POI
session giV"n--apply TO
JOHN JACkON.
An~ q
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uncle TO the Prophet, are
most distinguished from the length
Of their reign, and the protection
which some of these khalittes have
conferred on The arts and sciences.
1t was under their reign that Maho-
mechanism was extended from the
frontiers of China to the straits of
Gibraltar, and with a rapidity SO as
tomshing, that 1t cannot be compa
redNto the progress of any known
religion.
Notwithstanding this brilliant
career, Mahometanism, Islamism,
experienced in its own bosom the
wounds OK those schisms which
have divided and still divide lis dis
clples. The legitimacy Of the first
khallHes was rejected by the Per
slams, who looked upon them as IN
truders. They admit to the high
dignity Ali alcne, who is consider
ed by them rs the real Khalihe, and
successor TO Mouhhammed. This
opinion has caused many bloodv
wars, and has occasiored the Per.
slams TO be deemed hcrct:cs. Il,
prcdigious number Of false pro-
pllets OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES afterwards
with the sword IN their hand 10
verthrow this nov religion, and the
Anti Ahalifes began TO Interrupt
The peace Of t2e believers. J'he
ambition OF warning adventures
succ~eled in caring to pieces this
coIoss'l empire, a number OF chiefs
made themselves independents, and
the kliIifes disappeared.
TIT Mahometan religion is ex.
trem4y simple; it has no myste
rics, no sacraments, no intcrme-
data persons between God and
man known by the name of
l''ENao Va lllillloNSto liO SitlGi =,
nna4s, Or ornaments. God isl
laws bic, the heart Of man is the
the 4tar, and every musselluen Is
higHpriest. According to the AgI
HA4G0iSs or the canonical tradition
the prophet has declared the cs-
Sen6 of his religion 10 consist in
the blowing sentence Maho-
metnism is established in five
fun{ amentals viz. The profess
slo4 of the faith 4" There as
no Eod but one God, and Mouiiam-
med is his messenger tue saying
o. prayers, giving ofaims, fasting
on Ramadan, and making pligri-
image to the house Of God"
Notwithstanding this simplicity,
thee Is perhaps not a religion in
the world which has had SO many
commentators, 'cXpositors & writ
ers.
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LAND FOR SALE
Aug. g.

DY virtue OF decd of truit,, from
ID Coleman Lewis, TO the fubiGiber,
(made TO fecurc the payment of finn Of
money, due TO Alexander Waugh) VII be
expoied to public iale at CENTREvILIE,in
the county of Fairfax, on WEDNESDAY
the 1T day Of JANUARY, 1917, to he
highef bidder for ready money,
1872 ACRES Or L.4.E'U,
Lying on the turnpikeroad. between fsir
fax court houie and the faid town of Cen
trevile.
GEO. N. BERKLEY, Trufoe.
October al. Is
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FOR SALE.

A TRACT OF LAND, containing a4o
"A acres, lying in the county of Wet
mortland, and fate of Virginia, near the
mouth Of Rollers Creek-the greater part
ofShlch is eavily timbered with white oak
andcedar, fu;table for fhip- building, fire.
VOID, &c For terms enquire of
]. T. CALDWELL.
October q. IF
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70 LET.

q convenient frame dwelling house
N Pitt street, near to Princess street,
Containing six good rooms, and Fl ted
70 accommodate one or two families
with ground newly fenced in for large
SaFGen-two or three springs Of good
water near the premises--Possessiot
viii be given immediately-For terms
apply 10
MandeUiRe g. Larmosv.
Sept. s,
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NOTICE.
November Al,

THE Creditors Of 1fabella Pofs and Of
L William D. RoGs, late of Alexandria,
deceated, are requeited to prefent their
claims to the fubfcriber on or before the
18th day of April next, on wh;c h day DIFF
tribution will be made of the eitate of the
faid Ifabella Rofs, PurGuant to her will /;
al all perfons indebted 10 her eftate, are
re4deltcd to make immediate payment
ALEXANDER MOORE,
&Adm'r. with the will annexed OF Ilabella
Rofs, decesfed.
Oct. IS. zaw6w
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TO RENT.

THE STORE between Messrs Patons
i s. Butchers and tine subscribers, late
y occupied by MeGrs. Carey Bronaugh g.
Co,-Pofeffion may be had Immediately
For terms apply to
MANDEVIELE & LARMOUR.
Nov. az.
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TO LEI.

The two story Brick House on
King street, opposite the Mechanics
Bank, at present occupied by MIR. Isaac
Robbins as Dry Good Store. Pos
session win be given on the first day Of
May. II LYNN.
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chief members of his tribe, called
kouREIsH, the most illustrlous
o. al Mecca; the grace of faith
was not bestowed OH them all, for
a schism arose amons his nearest
relations.
The MEKKAoUIs, or ini!ablt-
auts OF Mecca. were ldoliters. It
was not unnatural that a man who
suggested to their reason the sub.
lime idea OF one God, eternal, i'm
mense, almighty, the only cause
OF work formed ON a plan of the
most admirable n 'rmony, should
attract around him party. But
at the same time the kaaba, the
temple of Mecca, was filed with
idols, which the surrounding ma
tons come to worship, and the
LouREIsH, who were the priests
or ministers of this temple, feared
to lose the best part Of their patri-
mony and riches, if the idols were
to be destroyed. This tribe was
OF course too much Interested Ia
maintaining the former worship,
and in opposing every new inuu-
sion.
This actually occurred. TIE
Prophet began'to preach publ;cly
has new creed, and III Il Snort time
made a great number Of prosyiires.
The koureish then assembled.
and resolved on his ruin. The
Prophet after sustaining many Per
sccutions, aid secirg his life III
danger, was obliged TO leave lis
country secretly OH the very night
that had been hHed upon Tor his
assassination; he was then fiitythrce
years old. He Quilted Mecca, Ia
king with him only his Trend Abu-
bekr, and another young idolater,
called Abdalia. From this famous
night date the era Of the Mahom,
etans; the Aribians call it + Ro
JERA, and The christians Heglra,
which signifies slight. 1t cores
ponds with the year 63l Of Christ.
1 he prophet repaired to Medina,
where his doctrine had spread al
ready with the greatest enthusiasm,
and where his most intimate disci-
pies had assembled. He settled
there, and began to support his
mission by the force of arms and
his enterprises succeeded.
After many battles Mecca was
subjected to the dominion Of the
Prophet and he made his entry
therh as e conqueror, at the head
OF ted thousand men, on Friday
Goth RaIhadan of the year s OF
the Hegira az January 639) lie
threw down all idols d statues
which were worshipped at Ell
KAABA, and cleansing it from
their fragments, he restored the
temple to the object of its pnmi
tive institution, which tended TO
the alteration of the one and invlsi-
bic Deity.
After making himself master Of
Mecca, the Prophet extended his
faith and his dominion over the
neighbourlng countries !; but he
made tbs revelations from Heaven
to descend at different periods;
and accordingly Tie divine viii
was communicated by his mouth
upon the occasions on which he
thoughtst necessary. In this man
ner Mehometanisn was diffused ,
itconsolidated ittelf with the pow
or OF the Prophetic the time Of his
death, which took place at Medina,
on a Monday Of the Month oil
Sofar in the GAL Of Christ. HIS
body was buried in an open grave
In his own house, and covered witt
earth; no coffin was used. The
honSc was afterwards converted
into temple.
AS the Prophet left no male
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May Commi55i0ner'sOGcc.
Dug. {, 1916

NES' - AoiO'
The Board of Navy Commissioners will
receive. until the Ist day of January 1917,
proposals for furnishing, for the use of the
Navy of the United States,
SO, 900 to 90, 200 cubical feet Of live oak
timber, Cut to mo'tlds, for ship of the line
and two frigates.
10000 to 10000 feet OF oak plank, and
$1,000 feet Of yellow pine plank, fo' the
same.
Also-Izo,ooo feet of white pine boards,
OF in. Ia in. in. ii in. and ranging
timber for ships of the line and frlgateS, Of
either live OAK, white oak, locust or red re-
d9r, or 4 proportional each to be delivered
at such navy yard or yards, as TIE commits
SiCrers may designate, and be subjcet.fo the
navy inspection at the places of delivery.
The commissioners will find, at the public
EXPENSE suitable person to superintend the
moulding. They invite those disposed to
offer for contracts. to make their proposals
for not less than quantity sufficient Tor a
ship OF the line, or for frigatc.
John RODGERS, PrcHdeNf
oftbe Beard Of May CommiSSiOneyS.
1t. Col. Armistcad Of the United
States Engineers,
W1TISHES 10 contract for 3ooe
wv bbls OF Lime--e,ooo perch o.
.ulllin;; Stone, to be delivered IN the
onuhs Of March, April, Way end Iu"o
st Fort Washingtoa on the Po'"na,,
Feb. 2S------1
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TO RENT.

THE Dwelling Houfe and Store, adjoin-
j ing the subscribers upon Fairfax
freet-PoGellion may be had immediately.
MAN DEVILLE g. LARMOUR,
Who have received 80 hhds Pennsylvania
whiskey. Oct. O.
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NHl'ICM

are hereby notified that the ri.
7 rect Tax' for SIX has heeon,e tu.
and payable. and thar attendance will he
c;,,An 70 receive tbe c,r,e ~ the foIIou,;,,or
fines and n,.ces. viz
At FaIrfIT & HonCe on Ndondav IN.
s1G of Nctober,
and ,,b of Nov
At Cntreville Tueiday ADD.
At Gum Spring "Wednesday z3dS
AT Aide Imriday a4th,
AT Mlddiebnrg FRIDAY 75th,,
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MISCELLANY.
Ffeal ne Pcters6urg Intcil,geneer.
TR AVELs OF An REY

Il
years 1903, and 1907, written by himself.
We have just risen from The pc
rusal Of the first volume of rhc
highly Interesting original work
The levels of Ali Bey are adj
yertsed Tor sale at both the Book
stores III this place, and we have
no hesitation in saying his narra-
tive affords one of the most faith
full and lively pictures of mussul
man manners, state of society and
ideas, that has hitherto been laid
before the bubble. The author
travelled as complete Mahomc-
Kan, and was every where treated
as suc'i--by this ms ans T" he was
enabled to identity himself with
the habits and feelings of the coun-
tries he visited;" and from this
circumstance his work possesses.
one peculiarly that increases its
interest.
y c shall copy chapter for the
qualification OF the public. 1t is
expected allowance will be made
tor the prejudices of q Mussalman,
WHEN speaking OF his religion and
its Prophet The writer OF Ali
Boy upon all ether subiccls, dc.
clare him Il man endowed with the
most liberal and enlightened SEN
mentS.
Further cytr2cis will probably
&c made hereafter.
Tie 4,iahomctan ReLigion-Hs-
tory Of the Prophet.
THE N9ahomctan religion and
the history CT It's Prophets have
been cflen described, both III 4
proper and il very improper
manner, by writer's of all nations.
The good and bad sources from
which former authors have drawn
their materials md the preiedices,
passions, enthusiasm, and even
Philophy through which they have
felt Inclined 10 pass, have or less
corrupsed All their descriptions. -
If I were to write only for Mus
selmen, / should suppress the
present article; butzas my labors
have had in view mankind III gene
raj and as address my to men
Of all nations and Of all religions,
] have thought it proper and even
necessary, in publishing ardescrip-
tion OF Mahometan countries, to
give at least ain idea Of their reli.
gion, and of the life ola Legislator
who has drawn into his system
one-ffth of the population Of the
population Of the globe. This
sketch will at least spare the reader
the trouple ofreferring to other au-
thorltcs
he great man MoUHAMMED
was born at Mecca On the 10th
OF the month RABIUL AoUL, IN
the 6I65d year Of the world, after
the Mahometan chronology, or in
The year SIS of the Christian era.
Having been an orphan from his
infancy, he was brought Up by one
of his uncles. His good behaviour
gained the esteem ofhis fellow citi-
zens and procured for him a stu
alton III the service Of a rich widow
KADIJE, who, smitten with MS
charming countenance, soon after
wards married him.
Mouhhammed carried Oh a trade
like other Arablans, that Is, at the
head of his camcls and Of his peo-
pie by this kind of life he acquir-
ed a knowledge of the various ma
5tions who lived round his country.
He had some talents, and a sound
Judgment; his periodical travels
of course procured him knowledge
which ripenlng i'll the intervals of
hIs retirement, enabled him to form
the greatest conceptions.
A. u
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Wood i5uyerS lnG Sellers,
,lY'T1E.N'BI

INTEND +!
DURSU ANT to a dccretal order made
L by the worihipfni the county court Of
Prince William, in a Iuit brought by VIM.
H. Dorfcy, againlt the administrator and re-
prefentatives of Gerard Spinks, deceaied,
VIII be fold TO the highef bidder, on The
premiies, on the ath day of December next
about
500 acres OF LAND,
nearly all in Wood, ftuatc in tn 4. faid coun
ty of Prince William, and near the town of
Occoquan, from whence a Wagon and team
can move to the river Occoqtian from to
TO loads of wood per day, and where it fells
at four dollars per cord.
The terms Of fale are--on hall the pur-
chafe money to be paid down. for the other
half fix months credit will be given-the
purchaferS giving bond, with two approved
fecurites. The land will be fold in lots to
fIit purchafers. On payment Of half, and
balance fecured as aforc(aid, deeds will be
made. Title indifputables and clear of in
cumbrance.
Rieh'd Rotci6r. I C
Bernard Hooe, Jun
John Hooe,
November al. rs
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Aiex'a. King street, Aug. l6
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Land fer Sale.
Sin mao. %

.UvIE subscriber wishes to sell atrac'
& Of Land in Fairfax county, con
tanning $50 acres. From actual expert
ments. It IS found TO be well adapted to
clover and plaster. very inconsidera-
Bile quantity Of which vii make it supe,
rior land; as at present the greater part
IS really fertile. The situation Of the
property is desirable, being about one
quarter of mile from the stage road
leading from Alexandria to oocoqaaa,n,,
and not farther from MIR. Janney's mill,
and Accotinck creek, through which
channel the purchaser may convey his
produce to any market lying upon the
sea-board Persons anxious to purchase
may be shewn the land BY Mr.. heash,
living on the premises.
J0ha III. .u'CGrty.
March IS II
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Hahn.s a, IT, Bilious Pills.

The operation of these pills is perfect
mild, SO as TO be used with safety BY Pc
rs in every situation. and of every ages.
They are excellently adapted to cary
off superhaous bile prpuaent its more
hide secretions--to restore amend their
,ppetite-to produce. a free persplration
and thereby prevent colds which is so OF
en- of fatal consequences. A dose never
nils to remove cold if taken on first ITS
ppearancc-they are celebrated for re-
,oving habitual costiveness-sickness at
e stomach and severe head -ache-and
= to be taken by all persons ON al
change OF climate.
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NOTICE..

WW7HEREAS Mary Matthews, late Of
w Grantsfeld, in the county Of
King George and state of Virginia. de,
ceased, by her last will and testament
duly proved and recorded in the court OF
said county, did bequeath to certain per-
sons named in her will, and to her first
and second cousins. the money arising
from her estate this is therefore to re-
quest and require all persons, standing in
the relation of first and second cousins to
said Miss Matthews, to forward their
names. with statement of their reia.
tionship, by letter, postage paid. ad
dressed to the subscriber, Hamstcad
Post Office, King George County, Va,
that arrangements may be made for dl-
vision of said estate.
I'o1cnsend S. Dade,
Executor Of Mary Matthews, dec
Rorodino. June 5-14 2awtf
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Received,
By the ship Ocean, Capt. Fowie,
Liverpool,
And for safe By
Lawrason & Fowle,
1000 sacks of coarse and fine salt
5000 bushels coarse ditto
20 crates completely assorted
100 boxes tin
S tons shot, assorted sizes.
Also for SAFE.
The Cargo Of the brig Ann, Captain
Pearson. from Cadiz.
go quarter casks sherry wine of q
quality.
5000 bushels salt.
80 boxes lemons
S tons lead.
May IA
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At a meeting Of the Directors

AT a meeting of the Directors
of the Merchants Bank OF Alexandria.
on the Cd day of July. 1910 the FOL
lowing Order was made and ordered
to be published -
WHEREAS it is deemed expedien'
70 repeal so much OF an order OF this
Board as prohibits the transfer of any
debt due to this Bank. in order to en-
crease its facilities, which 'he demands
on the institution have rendered heces'
sary:
RESOLVED, That debts due to the said
Bank shall be transferable at the direction
of the committee, from and after the Isl
day of August next.
BY order,
James s. Scott. Cashier.
July s dSw
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Joseph Smith and Son
HAVE IMPORTED

HAVE IMPORTED
In the Barqae Mary, from Lirerpool,
100 crates and hhds. of queeas var,
200 sacks OF Liverpool salt
800 boxes of tin plates
6 do block tin
6 do sheathing copper
700 kegs of paint -
10 dc Venetian red
9 do varnish
l do leturage
IL casks dry white lead
10 do sheets of lead
1000 bushels of coal
% cases and trunks Of coffin,
goods, viz. D
9 do OF calicoes and chiutz
8 do furniture
9 do dimities
l do white MarseiIles and lean,
l do striped jenets for psnt s
Q do cambrics
l dc ginghams
l do jaconets
Q do pocket handkerchief
l do fancy neck handkerchief
2 do cotton shirtings
9 do cotton balls
1 do brown Holland.
July 8 #
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Hamillon's Grand Restorative,

Is recommended as an invaluable me
dicine for the speedy relief and perma-
aent cure Of the various complaints which
insult from dissipated pleasures, juvenile
yndiscretions, residencein climates unfair
rorable to the constitution, the lmmede-
rate use of tea, frequent intoNeation, or
anv destructive intemperance, the I'M
skiIful or excessive use of mercury f; the
diseases peculiar to females at certain
%, iod oflife, bad lyings IN, etc.
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March IS
Burr Mill Stone Mandatory
Reu3 Broz0n and Son,

Respectfully inform the Public that
thew have commenced the manufacture
of BURR MILL STONES, on the cor
ne, of Patrick and Cameron. streets, IL
the town of Alexandria, where they are
ready to receive any orders With which
thew may be favored, and will execute
then with all despatch and in the best
ner
IYtey haze receired an assortment Of
Betting Cloths
Of good quality, and intend keeping a
constant supply. .e
Maya u
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May IS
Charles County Court,

.MGTch Term, l0lo.
On application to Charles County CcW'
by petition in writing of Patrick DTSN'
of Charles County, for the benefit OF ne
act OF assembly for the relief ct sOnGfy
insolyent debtors, passed at NoFe"Ot,
session one thousand eight hundred a'u
FIVE, and the several supplements mere
to, on the terms mentioned therein,
schedule of his property and list OF 10
creditors on oath as far as he can asct'.
tain them, accompanying his petition
and the court being satisfied BY oO,'ps
tent testimony that the said fat'7cE , p,%
on has resided two years Immediate!
preceding the time of his application III
the state of Maryland: II is thereuP "a
ordered and adjndged that the saId t =;
trick Dixon, by causing copy Oh II , .[e
order to be inserted in scme ore o. y c G'
newspapers edited in the dls'pc, ~. .. b bc
Iumbia. once a week fol two months W
tore the third Monday in Angus. NO. No.
give notice to his creditors to aPpe". !,
fore the said court at the courI R RSpsdsy
Charlestown. on the said third ho. OF -,
of August next, tor tie Purre.se. a ~
commencing a trustee for ths'f u'D vbv
and shew cause if any they have, S w.
the said Patrick DiGon should 'u' .,,.
the benefit of the act of assembly a'f''
ed.--Test. g.
John Barnes. G. '.
lawem'
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Hamilten's Essence and Extract 81
Mustard.

A safe and eHectual remedy for acute
and chronic rheumatism, govt asthmatlc
eout, palsy. Iulpbagoo, numbness, white
swellings, chilblains, sprains, bruises, pam
i'm the face and neck, etc.
This valuable remedy is prepared both
i'm fluid state and in pills, and THIS excel
Iently adapted both for external and IN
te,nal use.
The pills operate mildly by msensibie
perspiration, expelling the superauous
and Morbid humors they are highly cor
dial to the stomach, create appetite, aid
digestion, remove flying pains, and cold
or windy complaints in the stomach or
bowels.
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Lawrason g. Fowle.
Charles County Court,

JuUfCW IeiW, LOW
On application to Charles County Court
ivy petition in witrng of John Maddox,
of Charles county. for the benefit OF the
act of assembly for the relief of sundry
insolvent debtors, passed at November
session one thousand eight hundred and
five, and the several supplements hereto,
on the terms mentioned therein, sche-
lule of his property and list OF his Gre
iitors on oath, as far as he can ascertain
mem, accompanying the petition; and
The court being satisfied by competent
testimony that the said John Maddox has
resided two years Immediately preceding
ne time of his application, in the state oil
iaryand: 1t is thereupon ordered and
adiudged, that the said John Maddox, by
eausing copy of this order to be insert.
ed in some one of the newspapers edited
Ia the district of Maryland, once week
Tor three months, before the third Mon
day in August next, give notice to his
creditors to appear before the said court
at The court house in CharlestowD, on the
said third Monday in August next, tor
the purpose of recommending a trustee
for their benefit, and to shew cause if a.
ny they have, Why the said John Mad
dox should not have the benefit of the Sc
yeral acts of assembly aforesaid as pray
ed.--Test.
John Barnes, C. c
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For Sale.


yJ7EiAT substantially built & elegant
q " finished three story Brich D'cet
ling House on Waterstreet, formerly
the residence of the late DIR. Kennedy
with which will be sod, either conioinl
ly O. separately, the adjoining vacant
Lot. 90 feet front and 100 feet deep
The terms of sale will be very accommo
dating to the purchaser.
IF this property be not sold previously
to the 18th of May next, it will then be
for Rent and possession given iumedi-
ately thereafter.
Application may be made to
J l.. Mkcnna
pst&april "a 2awtf