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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-21

Captain helms, of the British slooP Ma
ry Frances, which arrived at this port on
Thursday last, in Is days fIom Turks Is
land, informs, that no American vessels
would hereafter be permitted to touch at
that place if they had even part of car
go on board. This regulation would ex-
tend as well to vessels direct from the u.
States, having the produce of the U. States
on board, as 10 those from the Islands hav-
ing West India produce on board. A ship
captain y. neither recollects her name nor
where she belonged) barely escaped sell
zure by cutting her cable and putting 10 sea
and a schooner or sloop also escaped
with little or no less difficulty.
[Nortok Herald, august II.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-21

A Mobile paper ofthe 18th ult. contains
the proceedings of the citizens at that place
at a public meeting on Monday the 18th,
in reference to The conduct Of Lieut.. Ro-
bert Beal, commandaDt at Fort Charlotte,
in marching detachment Of the U. States
troops through the town with drums, and
ordering his soldiers to fire on the unarmed
citizens if they did not Immediately retire.
The paper does not give any particulars OF
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-21

the transaction. other than is contained in
the resolutions at the meeting which state
that lieutenant Beal in thus marching INTO
Mobile, demolishing the Jail and setting
the prisoners al liberty, was most wan'on
outrage ON the feelings, the interests and
the rights of the inhabitants-'hat IN array
ing the troops in opposition TO The civil an-
tority in manner so peculiarly insulting,
tenIinp TO excite the inhabitants to arms
and deeds of blooi-shed and horror, was
an unwarrantabie attack upon their most
sacred rights, &c.-that in threatening to
fire upon the peaceful and unarmed citi-
zens, and actually ordering his sehtery to
fire. are acts which the meeting deprecated
with feelings of horror and Indignation
acts which disgrace the character of an A
mericsn officer.
A committee was appointed to draft
a memorial to the President of the United
States.
| A note from lieutenant Beal, requests the
public to suspend their opinion OF the above
transaction, in which he was discharging
an unpleasant duty, until a proper investi-
CATION can take place. In the mean time,
he sta es, that the ground on which the Jail
has been temporarily erected, was the pub
lie hospital lot OF tie United States.
IN York Mercantile .4Quer.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-21
From the Richmond Enquirer of Friday.

From the Richmond Enquirer of Friday.
Wednesday morning we had the salts
faction to hail the arrival of the new steam
boat Richmond, which is intended TO ply
regularly between Norfolk and this city
The elegance Of her equipment andthe We
locity of her movement have been highly
commended She is said to have sailed
from James Town to City point (the dis
lance estimated at SO miles), in 3 hours
and So minutes-her whole trip was per-
formed in IS hours, SO minutes, the tide
ahead for part of the route, and the wind
ahead during the whole Of it.
Staples Of the Richmond Market-Tobac-
coeD10 IA so; corn TO so; -four old
8; new 10 to 10 so; wheat 1877 cents !;
meal 100 to fe2!; hemp Di75 to goo.
Prices Of Stocks.
Bank of Virginia, dividend off, Us.
Farmers Bank, dividend off lis.
United States Stock 1875.
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LETTERS FROM ASIA.

Extract from series of letters, written u.
an American gentleman while IN Asia, n
his friend in Boston. The writer unior.
tuuately died BY the plague, on his pas.
sage from Alexaniria, in Egypt, to Con.
stantinople, in Grecian vessel.
lBos,on Patrio..
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-14
Ten Dollars Reward.

Dan away from the subscriber about
Ia the 4th of August, Negro Women
LOUlZA-she is % years old, about s feet
FIVE inches high, and stout has some Of her
front teeth out, and is apt TO laugh when
spoken to; she has sister Marinda and
a mother living in Georgetown. one above
Semmes's tavern, and the other on Herring
Hill, where she has teen harbored for two
weeks, and left there to come home, but
has not done so. lexpect sue can be found
in Georgetown or Alexandra, where she
has many acquaintance. will give the
above reward il brought home, or lodged
in jail so that | get her again.
ROBERT HARPER.
Prince Georges CO. Maryland,
September 8 diff
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so Dollars Reward.

4 BSGONDED on Saturday morning. the
~ 18th inst negro George, or George
Griffin, the property Of Miss M'Call, by
trade nader, and understands some part
OF the blacksmilh'S business; he is about
80 years OF age, . feet 6 or inches high,
stout made, very black complexion, large
eyes and mouth, with thick lips. lie is 4
very artijil fellow aud has been IN the habit
Of obtrudiug himselfas free man, and will
10 doubt attempt to pass as such, and pro-
ls5ly get worE-haS down. look when
spoken Tolls clothes not recollected, ha-
wing various suits.
A reward OF 10 dollars will be given il
taken IN the town or county, 20 in the coun-
II OF Washington or Fairfax, or the above
reward il taken 80 miles from town, with
al reasonable charges if brought home.
MlSterS Of vessels are cautioned against
harboring or carrying oil said runaway, as
they will be dealt with according 10 law.
JAMES SANDERSON.
august l. 4
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Stop the Swindler.
FIFTY DOLLARS EEW.ARD.

TIT It1lJf<sllsS <sJ>F' "paHs
TWILL give the above reward for appre-
Y hending and lodging in any Jail in the
District of Columbia, a person BY the name
of JOHN POST, Bricklayer and Stone
mason, who has been at work for about two
months past at Fort Washington, and was
discharged OH the 9TH OF September inst
He says he was born in the state Of New
York; is about feet 8 or 10 inches high,
and has sandy hair: he had with him an
apprentice boy, nearly grown. A few days
previous to his leaving Fort y ashington
he took the liberty of borrowing, in tie
name of Mr.. John Cohagen, from a.lady at
that place 8 dollars, which was not known
till alter he left it; and Immediately after
he was discharged and paid Of. he forged
two checks in the name of the Subscriber,
on the Farmers Bank of Alexandria, one
of which he procured the money for at the
Bank, and the other he passed to person
in Alexandria, which was detected and
refused.-Previous to his coming to Fort
Washington, he worked in the City Of
Washington, where he said be Intended 10
work again; but il is probable he has not
stopped so near the theatre Of his villany.
Persons are cautioned against being inn
posed on by him. B0LpEHALAWS.
September Is
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New Publications.

JUST Received and for sale by TIE
Cd subscribers,
Capt. Tuckey's Narrative of all
Expedition to explore the RiverZaire,
usually called the Congnu. in South
ern Africa. in 1916, to which are adj
ed the Journal Of Professor Smith,
and some general observations on its
Inhabitants, published by Permission
of the Lords of the admiralty.
The possibility of approaching the
North Pole asserted by the Hon. ID.
Harrington. with an appendix con-
tanning Papers on the same Subject,
and on Northwest Passage, by Col.
Hcaufoy, F. r. S. Illustrated with
Map of the North Pole, according to
the latest Discoveries.
HohlluuSc's Historical Illustrations
of the fourth Canto of ChiIdc Barold,
Containing dissertations or the Ruins
of Rome. and an Essay on Italian Lii
teratIrC.
Joycc's Dialogues in Chemistry for
the amusement and Instruction Of
young people. vols.
The Brownie of Endsbcrn and other
Tales. by jams Hogg, Author of
Queens Wake. &c.
Marriage. novel.
The Batchclor and tie Married
Man do.
Foliage. Poem. by Leigh Hunt.
The Fudge Family III Paris.
Yuma. or the Tree of Health, and
other Tales, by Mad. tic Gcnlis.
A Help to the profitable Reading
of the Holy Scriptures. by the Rev.
Edward Bickcrstcth.
The Testimony of Natural Theo.
! logy to Christianity. by DR.. Osborne.
The Life Of Mrs. Isabella Graham.
Mrs. Martha Ramsay.
Rev. DR.. Buchanan.
DR.. Watson, Bishop Of
Landaff.
Ellis's Account of Lord Amherst's
Embassy to China.
Ramblcs in Italy, by an American.
Rob Roy Nc Gregor /; or Aud
Lang Syne, Musiral Drama.
Hn Every new publications as soon
as il can arrive. may be had of
JAS. KENNEDY d SON.
September 9
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-14
Salt. Rum, &c.

hS0 SACKS Liverpool ground alum salt
1"o 1900 bushels do do do do
100 sacks do fine do do
so punchcons Sd pr. fine favored West
India Rum sugars
so hhds LIST and Cd qualify nuscoyado
SEQ bags prime green coffee
500 reams wrapping paper
= eco lbs Spanish flotant and Bengal indigo
pipes pure Holland gin
90 quarter casks sweet Malaga wine
30 casks London refined salt petre
4 bbls North Carolina honey
600 lbs do heeswax .,
Gunpowder, imperial, y6tng hyson and
Tyson teas; old Jamaica spirits and cognac
brandy; old port and Madeira wine
Ground and race ;rnger pepper; alum
Pimento; nutmegs cloves copperas
Best -four for family use--with general
assortment of GROCERIES-all Of which
are offered for sale on moderate terms, by
BRYAN HAMPSON u Co.
September 8 SIN
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-14
Boots. ,Bootees and Shoes,
French Language.
I'M LaNPHIER

wv. L.1.NF fHTIh
INTENDS opening an Evening School
4 on the 18th inst. at 7 o'clock, for the
purpose of teaching the rudimenis OF the
French language. Applicants can leave
their names at Doctor STABLER's shop.
The following certificate is su9joinci for
their satisfaction:
Trnnsldtion.
Having had the pleasure of daily inter
course with Mr. Lanphier for several months
past, we the undersigned certify, that from
the profound knowledge he possesses OF the
French language, no person is more capa..
bic than he of teaching its rudiments and
different idioms (which constitute part OF
it), and indeed the mostSorrect pronunci-
alton. We have also had an opportunity
of conversing with several OF the scholars
of the same gentleman, who, without ever
having been in France, speak good French.
PAUL nj. GEBERT.
(Signed) Doct: and Surg.
EUGENE SHERIDAN.
Alexandria, June ga, 1918. Sept
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Advertisement.

A BSCONDED from the subscribers
IN service, on Saturday night the 18th
inst. Negro woman TREACE or TREACY
She is five feet two Or three inches high,
about 30 years of age, of very dark com.
plexion, and when particularly examined
is very apt to confound berself.-lt is
deemed unnecessary 10 mention her cIo-
thing, as she has all of them with her, and
being extremely artiul, she no doubt will
change them and endeavor to pass for a
free woman. She is well acquainted in
Charles county, Prince Georges, Alexan-
dria and TIE City, as about years ago she
made her escape, and was or months
about the Lower Ferry, leading 10 Alexah-
dria, and from thence to Washington City,
where she acquired an extensive acqdain-
lance among the Negroes belonging TO John
Brent, esq; and the greater part OF said
Negroes belong now TO William and no
her Brent, esqrs. and Mr.. Dudley Diggs.
Negro Treace has scar on the back part
of her neck, occasioned by seaton put for
the benefit of her eyes, which are very
weak at this time. viii give 10 dollars
il taken in the county and secured M Jail,
or If out of the county and secured as aiore-
said, so that | get her again, % dollars,
and all reasonable charges paid if brought
home. ALI persons are forewarned har-
boring or employing said Negro at their
peril, as the law will be vigorously put in
force against any offender.
THOMAS BURGESS.
Charles co. Maryland, near
Pofs-Tobacco: Aug. "a dSITr
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-14
Notice.

THE partnership heretofore existing he
l. tween the subscribers, under the firm
Of ROBERTS & ALLEN, was dissolved
on the 9th instant, by mutual consent. All
persons having claims, as well as those in
debted TO the copartnership. are requested
to apply to JOHN ROBERTS for settle
ment. JOHN ROBERTS,
DAVID Fl. ALLEN.
JThe Grocery, Flour and Commission
Business, will be continued by the subscr-
Der, at the usual place.
JOHN ROBERTS.
September 90 dIw&T3w !
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-14
Notice.

~T HAyEremoyed my residence from
" 4 Alexandra TO Stafford county, Va.
and shall hereafter attend the Inferior and
Superior Courts of Stafford and PrinceWil-
liam counties, and the Superior Court Of
Chancery at Fredericksburg. My unfnish-
ed business in the Circuit Court Tor the
county of Alexandra is lett in the hands of
WHLLi.H HERBERT, Jr. who will at
Tend 10 its completion, and to whom those
int rested will please apply. Letters adj
dressed to me must be directed TO hquia
Post-ofice, Stafford county, Virginia.
Sept rs I'm j. d. SIMMS.
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Exchange s Brokers Office,
Georgetown, District Of Columbia.
ROMULUS RIGGS.

lotlC ItlNucs
A T his office, next doc below Craw-
IN ford's tavern. Bridge-st GEORGETOWN,
will exchange all kinds of Bank Notes on
the most reasonable terms.-All persons
who may have notes on the banks of North
Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia,
would do well to call on him, as he is
largely in the purchase Of that kind of mo-
ney, and will take It on the most reasona-
BILE terms .-Persons travelling TO the West
ern Country may at all times get the Bank
Notes of the Western Banks at fair dis
court, by calling at his Office For the in
formation Of all persons throughout the u.
States, K. Riggs makes il known, hat all
of the Banks Of the Distrist Of Columbia
pay their notes on demand in specie: AMI
il would be much 10 the advantage OF the
merchants, and trading TO the South and
west, 10 encour ge the ci5cuil'on of the
Notes of the Banks OF Georgetown, Wash
,gton and AIexanlria, IS il will at all
times answer tor rcmittances TO the large
commercial AMI u.antic towns all per-
sons emigrsting or travelling TO the west
ward should he very particular and take
the Notes of the Banks of the District of
Columbia. as they will tir them the most
current, there beng no counterieits on the
District Banks. The Merchants Bank OF
Alexandra has long since fnled-ail per-
sons should be on their guari, as they will
be imposed on. August ~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-14
Boiling Cloths.

THE subscriber has this day received, a
l. large and elegant assortment OF Bolt
Ing Cloths. of a superior quality, which
will be offered for sale at the store of
Mcssrs. Butts g. Cawood, King street,
Alex'a, where he intends keeping a COM
piete assortment in FUTURE.
Sept 6 AMOS ALEXANDER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-14
Blrn Landing Fishery.

T WILL rem, this excellent fishery, for 5
l. years or less; application can be made
TO me personally or by letter, addressed TO
Pohick Church, Fairfax Co. Va. II will be
useless to offer less than 500 dollars, that
sum having already been refused.
GEORGE MASON.
Gunston, October s
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Bank Of Potomac.

October 5, 1915.
NOTICE is hereby given the stockhul-.
! = ders Of the Bank OF Potomac, that an
election for twelve directors will be held at
The Court House. on Monday the 2nd day
ofNov. next. The election to commence
at 10, and end al 8 o'clock.
By order of the board,
&c. : G. PAGE, Cashier.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-14
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER IA, 1913.
Mandeyille & LarmOur

OFFER FOR SALE,
~ 90 hhds Barbados and Trinidad mo-
90 bis lasses
400 bags green and StDomingo coffee
70 - pa bhas lst and ed quality sugars
90 puncheons West India Rum
so hhds & 40 bis northern do
100 chests and boxes superior gunrow-
der, imperial aud young hyson teas, chiefly
Sidney's and Stays cargoes
600 reams writing paper
400 do wrapping do
$50 boxes mould and dipt candles, first
$1,000 lbs hard soap Qualities
go bis rosin-with wines, liquors and
groceries as usual Sept 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-14
Books and Stationary.

DOBERT GRAY has just received for
". sale on commission, an invoice OF
Books and Stationary, among which are the
following articles, viz:
Sir Robert Wilson's sketch Of the mill
tary and political power of Russia
Philips's speeches Shey's bookkeeping
Saws catechism of political economy
Manners & customs; Accidents OF life
GSbourne'S natural theology
A,hms's history Of all religions
Benefits letters history Of the late war
Vo.ney's Ruins Brownie of Bodsbeck
The Sisters Pope's Essay on Man
Tales Of my Landlord; Taylor's inquiry
Travels at home; Domestic Medicine
Debates of the Virginia Convention, on
the adoption of the Federal Constitution
Wriqht's Life of Christ and his apostles
Bonnet boards 10y the gross, dozen or SIM
gle; su?erine veiium cap writing paper
August 2S
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n Office.

A LII persons having unsettled accounts
N with the late concern of Ma r. Black
lock, are hereby requested 10 bring them to
the subscriber for ad justment without delay,
as the affairs Of that firm must be settled
within limited time and those indebted
will please discharge their accounts as soon
az possible, to
ROBERT S. Blackjack,
Who continues the
Grocery business,
at the same stand, in King street. and in
vites the friends Of the late firm to call on
him for supplies as usual.
September dit
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Sales at Y endue.
On evers Tuesday and Friday,

II the Vendas Store, corner Of Prince
and Water Streets,
Dry Goods, Groceries, Sc.
'articHIars of which will be expressed in
the bills of the day.
Ee Ali kind OF goeds which are on
imitation and the prices of which are
established, can at any time he viewed
and purchased at the lowest limitation
nd prices.
~ 2. G. MARSI'ELLER.
September 90
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Stationary.

Stationary.
TUST received and for sale by the sub
j scribers, the following articles Of very
superior quality
Black lead pencils
Quilts
Penknives
Pocket-books
Mathematics instruments
Copy and cyphering books, record books,
and other blank books of every description:
with every article in the stationary line
Orders for blank books executed with ele-
gance and dispatch.
JAMES KENNEDY & SON.
July 81 tuths
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s. & ID. Reed,


GTAVE lust received fresh supply Of
II SHOES and HATS, consisting Of the
following kinds:
1000 pair women'S leather pumps
400 do do thick soles
800 misses 10 do
600 ladies' morocco slips
goo do do with heels
$40 do low priced moroccoslips
500 cbildren's morocco and leather
shoes
500 mems g. boys bound leather shoes
400 mems low priced fur hats
400 do and boys wool do
100 boys, white do
10 boxes lemons
All of the above articles are offered for
sale at low prices for cash, and at the usual
credit to punctua customers COUNTRY
Merchants can be supplied at Northern
Prices. August %
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Piano FOrtes.

TWO elegant fine toned Piano Fortes,
4. with the additional keys. for sale by
JAS. KENNEDY & son.
September
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l.. MasterSon,
BOOT and SHOE-M.lKE

BOOT and SHOE-M.1KER,
ID ETURNS his grateful thanks to his
n friends and the public in general: for
the liberal patronage he has received in his
line of business, and hopes they will con-
tnue it. He has on hand good assort-
ment ofthe best Philadelphia leather, which
he intends manufacturing in the best man
ner: for neatness and durability ii will be
excelled by none. lie has on hand good
assortment OF
Boots. Bo0tees and Shoes,
which he will sell on reasonable terms for
cash. or 10 puuctual customers at the usual
credit, at his old stand opposite the Gazette
office, Royal-strcet.
y. B. Two boys of good disposition
would be taken as apprentices to the above
business. Those from the country would
be preferred. August "a
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New Publications, Sc. sc.

New Publications, Sc. &c.
Jrsi,rcceircd aud for SAFE By tie subscribers,
VIiLES Of my Landlord, 9 vols. end Sc
4 ries
New Tales, by Mrs. Opie, 9 vols
Can't. Halls Account Of voyage of Dis
coyery 10 the West Coast of Corea, aud the
Great Loo-Choo Island, with chart
Gnnnycastle's Algebra
Cummerie'S Surveying
JAbIES KENNEDY & son.
September 2S mWitt
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For Sale.

DY special appointment, Or. Deans ge-
1e nuine
Vegetable Rheumatic PiHs:
So celebrated in Ncw-England for The
many remarkable curet which they have
wrought, some of which are particularized
in the papers of directions, where many
thousand boxes are used annually to gene
raj satisfaction.
These pills are recommended by men OF
the first characters in the state OF MasSaChu-
sets. y JAMES KENNEDY & son.
SeDtsmbeT G IF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-03
BY JAMES NJ. GARNET.


Believing, as do, that well authenii-
Gated facts relative 10 the culture and i'm
prevemcnt of our soil, and 10 the great
staple articles of our husbandry, will 90
farther than all the speculative theories
In the world 10 promote the objects of
Our institution, shall always deem il "a
part oil my duty, as member of this So
clety, 10 offer such details, Whenever IL
may be IN my power confidently trust
ing that may he allowed thc merit. at
least ofgOod intention, whatever sentence
NAV be passed on The performance.
Agricultural experience may be called a
well arranged register in the memory of
agricultural facts aud experiments. To
possess a large stock ofihese, it is neces-
sdry TO have lived either very long or We
~ last; but If requires only that zeal and
industry which most Of rs NAV feel and
exercise, 10 add considerably TO the ge-
neral fund. Such additions might readi-
~ be. made, if bat few of our members
could so FAR overcome their natural relHc-
rance to appear before the public, as to
give us at each meeting what they know
oi 'heirown knowledge, tiial appears new,
or what they could collect from tesiimo-
ny KNOWN 10 them 10 be worthy. Of conf.
drnce. Jet us not be altogether deferred
from SUCH course by The apprehension
maj our communications may be thought
nchcient III novelty Of fact or novelty Of
illustration for we are not 10 expect
much oi either IN this world, if That most
excellent proverb-maker, the sarscious
solomon, was right, in saying there was
" nothing new under the sun" II will
certainly he better for the cause in which
we are engaged, HAT we should err Ill
tie ON The side Of loquacity than Of silence:
one useful truth withheld being more de.
trlmcntal than The repetition ofiifty things
familiar 10 us all. Besides, the inference
thal u fact be known TO 1ts, it must be so
10 ege'y Sody cise, is often as wide Of The
tTutH rs il would be 10 conclude, that what
appears new 10 ourselves, must be eqnal-
~ novei to every other saH. We shall be
Pui'e sale J suspect. ~ concluding, that
he'her as individuals Horas ration hryr
we yet arrived al full age ia amy one art
0F science aud Of course that we may
venture among ourselves for long tine
20 come, at least as agticu)luralsjs TO
puoiish what may appear interesting 10
surplusage.
With these few preliminary remarks. az
propilaloTy introduction to this Essay,