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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-14
A NEW EXPEDlENT.

There is now living in the state OF
Maryland, a very worthy man, whose
weight is between five and six hundred
pounds. During the intense heat of the
summer months, his family are compelled
to transport him either to the spring
house or to the cellar, where he is kept
from spelling in the company of his own
bacon, with which he plentIiully supplies
our market We do not recommend this
mode for general adoption, because it is
not to be expected that all our fellow clti-
zens can afford to build spring houses for
residence during the blaze Of our summer
sun. But one thing is at least in our
power, not to add to the fervour of the
season by a temper more feryid. He
who calmly bears the heat has nothing
but the heat to bear; but he who resigns
himself to the dominion of an impstient
and irritable temper, has all this to sus
tain as we'll as the heat of the season like
wise Let US then improve by the spring
house adventure, and preserve the tran
guilty and GOODNESS Of our own minds,
when oppressed by such solar heats
We should likewise be scrupulously at
tentive to our meats Light diet, soups
and food capable of easy digestion, have
often done more to preserve comfort and
health at such times, than all The skill of
the most eminent physician has done to
restore it, when lost ~ our own folly and
imprudence. Frequent change of appar
ell and repeated ablutions will be found
attended with the happiest effects. Our
countrynien do not seem yet to estimate
as they ought the usefulness of baths
the sun is now teaching them lesson by
which we nope they will profit.
Baltimore Uorning Chronicle.
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COMM USIC 4 TED.
DIED.

On the Cd July last, at his residence \
Fairfax county, MIR. RoBERT THOMAS. aye!
one hundred and seren gears. tie lived ,
see the sixth generation, and perhaps ~
number Of descendants of this man Is u
equalled in history Mr. Thomas vs.
born in the county of Westmoreland ",
moved to Fairfax in early boyhOod, &
brought with him his virtues, bis zeal"
unblemished character and his love u
truth and detestation of whatever WI
false and base, and while pleasing reeU1
lection Frightened his furrowed chee1
would relate that he knew where wy
spot where Alexandria now stands was y
bowling wilderness, only inhabited oy ~
wild deer and wolf Although MIR IhOn1
ass habits in lie were unres,ralned. cou]
plying with the old proverb eat dripH ]
be merry; he was never known to ca'i !
medical aid during his life, and re'sInD1
his intellectual powers until the .ips y
terrors made his demand. lie diec VIZ
versally respected by all who kne" ~.
and above all an honest NAN, the no'"'|
work of God" Il
DIED, in Belfast. (Me } on the 25'n
Mr. LaughIin M'Donald, native o,
Highlands of Scotland, His age, n0'
curately known, is supposed from n'ay|
circumstances related Sy him, to exc"
one Hundred ysars.-Ie belonged w.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-14
WASHINGTON, August III.
MISSOURI ApMIrTEp-dt last!

MISSOURI ADMITTED-dt last!
The Presidents Proclamation, which we
publish in to.day's paper, makes The admis-
sion oil Missouri into the Union, On an equal
footing with the original states. agreeable 10
ioir resolution OF both houses of Congress,
compete. With this addition the Union is
t~pposed OF t~eaiy. our states and two tel
rilnr,es. (Michigan aud ArkansaS.
The tate OF Missouri is nov fairly put into
her own bands, the extension Of slavery,
which she so eagerlv sought for. has been
Internationally obtained: solemn pledge
was required and has been given, that the
rights of citizens Of any of he states shall
no, be conirsvened, and the Federal consti-
tuition duly observed. Her lat act. must
certsinly be viewed as triumph over those
principles that were so obstina'ely opposed
10 her unconditional admission.
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COlsmbia, Is. CO. August Z.


Bread stuffs continue to be high in and
near this place; and there appears to be but
little spect Of speedy depression in price;
for the present crop has suffered so much by
the incessant rains that have fallen during
the Spring sai Summer, that the general I'M
preston seems to be that there will not De
much more than half crop made OF either
Corn or Cotton. The low land seneraliy has
suffered most, and 10 many instances there
has been total loss but in many places,
particularly in the high land, the crop IS
good 50 that upon the whole it is prohsble
there will be a suGcien.y made to supply E.
sery want.
Corn has been sold during the present
summer in this place as high as Dli bush.
aud is a, present selling at dollar; and -four
was sold within few days past at the high
price Of IL dollars barrel.
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From DegranGs Bosto" Report August 4.
SMYRNA

A private letter, first rate source, Of the
l4th May, mentions that several American
and European houses whose members had
married Greek ladies, aud Other ladies OF the
country, had sought refuge on board of the
shipping; that business was at stand, that
The houses, Lee s. Sons, and Perkins s. TO.
were yet on shore; thst the Baltimore ship
United States, had arrived from Batavia,
with sou. 900 los Coffee, and it was expect.
ed would leave with the sawe cargo; that
there was an emb .rgo On all vessels, which
would probably he raised on the i9'h; that
assassinaiions OF the Greeks were da ly taxi
ing place: that 3UUO Janissaries, (Asiatfc
Bsrbsrians) had taken the command of the
town, and committed many excuses, but
they having been ordered and sent out Of
own, by tie new Pscha, things woe bet
ter aspect.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-14
Port Gibson. { Afiss.) July 10.


most melancholy accident took place at
The house Of John Patterson, Esquire, of this
county, on the night of the Goth uIt. A In.
lie after dark. Mrs. Patterson lent two OF
her little sons up stairs to draw some spirits
out of barrel. While the Oldest was en-
ployed in fitting the barrel, the youngest,
cut OF curiosity, applied the candle to the
spout 10 see il it would blaze. Ii was in
stsnty communicated to the spirits within,
aDC exploded with Ire Inendous noise, set
sng fire to the chi!dren's clothes, and 10 The
roof ot The house, which was soon consumed
with almost every article OF furniture III it.
The children, a. soon as possible were taken
down stairs and conveyed to the yard, but
IL, were SO shock ny burnt, that they sur
Yived but few nuurs, although the power IF
pIteraDce was let tbem to relate the cause
which lei to the catastrophe. Who Can paint
suCn a scene
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-14
JN.rDAsh, "a. " Ars 7.
THE HARVEST.

In this district, is now generally compile
ted. OF Wheat, rye, barley, oats aud nax'
the crops are full as good as usual. Inc
weather, during the harvest has been ex-
,remely fine, and be summer products OF the
earth are housed in the best order. lno'ah
corn looks we'll, and promises fair reward
10 the husbandman Tor bis abvr.
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,yeuton, ~. ~ august 6.

ANEW THREsHING MACHINE.
VIM. Ribble, Esq. of the township. OF
Oxford, in this county, informs Vi that
Robert Beare, lately from England, has
built for him, machine for threshlng
Wheat, Rye, Oats, or Buckwheat, which
he considers ofgreat advantageto the far
ming interest of the country. His ma
chine will thresh 100 sheaves ofwheat or
rye in from 20 to 50 minutes. 1t is turn
ned by 2 horses, and costs about 200 dol
lars
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-14
Mem York, august 10.

NeU York, august III.
We have received by the arrival OF the
ship Benjamin, from Cadiz, files OF Spanish
papers I'D to he 18th Of June. They are
PRINCIPALLY filled with the proceedings oil
the Cor,es on subject. Of local concern and
contain 40 news Of any interest to the Anne
rican reader.
Captain Prince states, that Spanish fleet
Of about forty sail, arrived few days before
he sailed. under convoy Of the BronJe irigate,
with s,SOO,U dollars in silver and 400
ounces of geld. A Swedish ship had also
arrived with "a prisoners, the crews OF three
ships which had been icaptured from the a.
bove feet BY Patriot Privsteers.
lGazette.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-14

"This is a new country" said one OF
the first leaders of colony, ''and whate-
YER goes with me, man and beast, must
learn to work" We have frequent OPP
portuui.ies of seeing the extraordinary
demand for labor in this country; and
many are the modes taken to supply it
In our last we noticed vehicle passing
from the interior Of Pennsylvania to Bal
timore, drawn by dogs. whilst we pre-
sumo the horses were left on the farm
We have now to announce new churning
apparatus, in New York, which is kept
in motion by small dog, and is said to
answer admirably. The proprietor reiu-
ses to communicate this invention to the
world until he has deposited his model
with DR.. Thornton in the patent office.
S c. Telescope.
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Posghksspae, (N ~ Jug. 8
oRsAT DAYS wCRA

Miss Ann Yates. Of the town of Fishkill.
spur and reelrd one hundred and thirty
kno;, Of woI!en yarn in one day, from sun
70 Sun.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-14
Cherry Valley, IN. W Aug. 7.

sPECIMEN OF FEMALE ACTIVITY ANU IN
pUsTRY.
Beat it who can!-Mary Hail, daught-
er of MIR. John Hall, of this town, on the
goth July, spun ten runs, thicteen knots,
and twenty eight threads of Wooden Yarn
She began at day ligf,t and ended at nine
o'clock the same evening. Her sister
Lucy. wife of Mr. G. Judd can attest to
the fact as she realed the yarn. The yarn
is declared to be we'll spun by several Of
the neigbboring women,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-14

Translated for The american.
From The "ALrora OF Brazil" OF Bshia, of
the ED June, 1891, politely handed TO us
by capt Beard OF the brig Amazon;
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-14

faith and anxiety, pecking violently any
thing that was thrust into the sly to disturb
him, at length, in due season, he had the
happiness to hnd his uncommon case reward
ed by the production OF large and beautiful
brood of chickens. was now that all The
finer feelings of his nature appeared 10 be
called forth. He guarded, and still contln-
ues TO guard. with ever watchful eye the
welfare of bis little hock:-gathefing them
carefully under his wings at nght--scratcb.
ing the earth with bis long black legs in
search OF food-taklng up the grains in bis
bill, and dropping them again when be has
called bis troop together by sort OF sharp
cIucking similar to that OF the ben.
In word this black cock turkey, with a
brood OF twenty two 6ue chickens follow ing
him with fillal attention over the farm yard
exhibits a phenomenon upon which the nat
uralist may gaze with wonder and delight.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-02

danri,sg. and saEie lille masls; al @hen
combined together. might render thi'-
dren able to present themselves to any
acadea -, colleges, or seininaries, as
an introduction to their general educa-
ton.
Mr.. P. will only add, that he has re,
sided fourteen years in Charleston So.
u here he has had the honor of beng
successfully employed in teaching the
above languages. and fencing. to gen
tIemeD Of the first responsibility, the
most eminent practitioners at The bar.
professors Of the dead languages, and
the most respectable French families
residing m that city.
He therefore refers the public for
testimonials OF his capacity and charac-
ter, to list Jeff at Sir. Fleur.'s Con-
dictionary SbGe. king-strest) OF the
respectable persons By whom ne has
had the honor Of being employed IN
Georgetown, and likewise ia Washing
ton city.
Mr.. Z. may be seen at any time at
Mr.. FLEURY'S Confectionery Store,
on King street.
AppuSt ,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-02

sad veil iiges:ei eIPerinrnis; ei'@,srh'z
ti,e whole range t domestic anl rural EGG
nnsay. srcb AZ cannot tail, II duly ob1ssseo,
10 % t,gf.iy beneficial TO your inteftsis,-
The gres, object OF this society ~, 10 pro-
mote agriculture, and thereby advance inc
prosperity mol Ut themselves i0diTidealiy,
but of their fellow citizens generally. ibey
believe thy cannot DOTs edectuaiiy,i ID 'h''
early stage OF their Organization, promote
their object, than b. Recommending tnls pa
per to your perusai. They therefore take
The liberty 10 recommend The American AZ
mer az mighty worthy OF your Attentions. ny
order OF The Board Of Managers.
J. J. CHaPPELL,
Yice-President presiding.
Extract from the proceedings oi the Agri.
cultural Society Of Aibemsrle. Virginia, at
their last meeting, May 8, 1890.
I" In order more generally 10 disseminate
the Agricultural intelligence and improve
mems made throughout the United states
The Society resolve TO present eacn OF Us
members with the first volume OF the Ant
rican Farmer. edited at Baltimore, By Joiin
S. Skinner, Esa. .sP. MINOR, Sec'y.
All gentlemen who feel an interest IN The
circulation OF Journal devoted to the oo-
jects, and conducted On the plan here de-
scribed, are requested to transmit the name
OF sutscribeIs-but C-ria oil cusss the mo-
ney mrsf b. RENTED bsfore the paper edn be
sent. II will, however, be returned N any
case. where the subscriber, On view OF the
psper, not being satisfied. may think prHoer
10 return il to the editor within three weeks
An allowance often per cent. will be made
when claimed. on all monies received Tor,
and RENTED to The editor.
few OF the first volume, either 10 sheets
or we'll bound, with copious Index, remain
on hand for sale.
Notes CT the Banks of North AMI South
Carolina, Georgia and Virginia, generally,
will be received al par.
III All communications 20 Re addressed
to JOHN S. SKINNER,
June 20. 1920. Baltimore.
p. S.-For aIleditors in the United States,
who may have the goodness 10 give the pre-
ceding notice few aeeekiy insertions, the
editor OF the Farmer will be glad 20 tran
sact any business they may have in Ba'ti-
more, or to return their good Offices IN any
other way in his power. dim
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-02
Notice.

DURSUANT TO deed Of trust executed
l. to NE On The iitb day of September,
1917, by Samuel Edeien, whereby he con-
veyed to me in trust two lot. OF land, lying
on The south prong of Holmes Run, in Fair
fax county. state OF Virginia, about 8 miles
from Alexandra (the larger lot contains
1879 acres with comfortable dwelling house
ami other improvements; the other lot con-
tains 2Ii acres j for the purpose oil secutIng
the sum of 500 dollars, debt due John
Wood, shall on the third day Of October,
on the premises. cause to be sold 10 the high.
est bidder for cash, the above mentioned
lot or lots Of land, or 50 much thereof as will
be necessary to satisfy the above mentioned
debt with interest and cost.
JOHN AUGUSTINE SOMMERS.
august3l thstuO3
PThe whole of the above
property will be offered for sale on the day
above mentioned, and a liberal credit given
to the purchaser for he greater part OF the
purchase money. SAMUEL EDELIN,.
nsThe above sale is postponed to
the I2th inst. when sale will certainly take
place. JOHN A. SUMMERS.
tf,har
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Conveyancing Office.

"HE subscriber occupies the office below
l the Council Chamber, opposite the bank
of Alexandria, where he intends to devote
his attention to Conveyancing in all IFS bran
ches. Deeds of trust, Bargain and Sale,
Leases, Agreements, and other legal instru-
ment, will be prepared with accuracy and
dispatch. Cases of Insoivent Debtors at
tended to; writing correctly copied mas
ters Of vessels and others concerned in ship
ping viii be assisted in preparing foreign
and cnasling msnifests. and otbor marine pa
pers which ase required by the revenue laws.
sept Ii J. I. RAMSAY.
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Columbus-street Academy.

THE subscriber respectfully informs The
Il citizens OF Alexandria, that having Oh
tanned an assistant, few more pupils can
be admitted. The course Of studies taught
in said Academy. and terms Of tuition, area
follows :-Reading. writing, English gram,
mar, t,ansposilion. history, arithmetic and
geography, 5 dollars per quarter; book
keeping, with general lectures &C domestic,
fsctorage and company accounts, accounts
OF exchange, negotiating OF bills, With Inc
balance and difference OF accounts. Coz.
lars per quarter; geometry, both plane ana
solid, mensuration Of surfsces and solids,
trigonometry, both plane and spherical. sur
surveying. eaugiBg, navigation, use OF The
globes l. maps, construction Of maps, chars,
and heTispheres, with The different prUee'
tons Of the sphere, algebra, and infinite CO.
nIc-sectcas, 10 dollars per quarter; diallIng,
harInonics, chronology, cosmograpby. per-
spectises, optics, diop,rics, catoptIics, ppeu
mates, acoustics, aut0matics, gHomonies,
hydrosta,ics. hydraulics and magnetism, ~
dollars per quarter: construction Of maine
mstical and nautical instruments. barcnettrs'
thermometers. steam engines, the pIcpeTlif'
ctwhnlmg, and tie same compared Win 'Ie
motion OF the heavenly bodies in the plane
tary sphere rev and correct method O
calculating the planets geocentric daily r'c,
tons, and oil finding the halicceDtric place.
Of The celestial orbs, and also OF finding nc
eclipsss OF the sun and moon; be tabrloa'lon
of mill engines, clocks and watches; Iups'
observations. forli6ca,ion. gunnsry, fuSIors'
astronomy, 60 dollars per quarter.
n. b. Stationary furnished at he sh.e
prices. No deduction Tor lost time irs
eept o, casioned by Sickness or sccicen!,J NC
quarter entered on must be paid. An eve
ming school will open at the Academy Z"
Monday The seth inst. Terms, 5 COLLAR F.,
quarter for tie common coirr>e OF eCueal'o"
other branches in prnporiion
JAMES EAUEE, P. 81. NJ
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VIM. III. Hannah

DEGS leave to inform his friends and he
Dpubic that be continues to carry on the
Cabinet business in all its various branches.
at the stand formerly occupied by VIM. T.
". Hannah. on Royal-street, two doors from
the Gazette Office, where he continues to
keep an assortment of ready made furniture
of good quality and at very low prices, for
cash or credit. He also continues to carry
on the Turning business in its different BRAN
ches, viz: wood, iron. steel. brass, stone,
&c. Mahogany wholesale o. retail. All or
ders from the country or elsewhere, thauk-
fully received and promptly attended to
sap.emhpr
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Notice.

rNHE subscribers having this day entered
l. into co-partnershp, under the firm OF
DORSEY & GRIGSBY, at the old stand OF
Mial Dorsey. in all the various branches OF
the blacksmith. wheel-wright and carriage
making business, together with every kind
of mill work, tender their services TO their
friends and the public. with an assurance
that all commands committed TO their care
will be punctuaily executed with neatness
and despatch, at the shortest notice, aDd on
The most reasonable terms.
MIAL DORSEY.
aug Q, u JAMES GRIGSBY.
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Pocket Lost.

4 OST in the street yesterday Red No
- rocco Pocket Book, containing several
notes of hand, as also Physicians Certyf-
cote of Disability. A reward Of three COL
lars will be paid TO The finder, who is requests
ed TO leave the book a: this office.
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Heth's Superior Crate Coal.

'VNHE subscriber having made arrange.
L me1ts With the propriators CT the Coal
pits near Richmond. it is his intention to
keep constant supply OF the above article,
which he offers FIR sale on reasonable terms:
His coal-yard is on Thompson's wharf,
where orders win be promptly attended to.
august "a If WM. L. KENNEDY.
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BY b. U. TYLER,
Sole -aseat for he Managers @hs
GRANDNATlONAL CANAL lat.
Terry,
Third Class.
Now DRAwIsG-By authority Of en-,
0rHss

.'saabe-s Of Congress, 10 " kon The rifrS
compensation they DOW receive is no oti,ri
compared With being separated frcm lLsi
bon,cs and families Tor many tedious Hine,
months; Merchants. WHO want sn lncreas.o II
active capital: .Meehonie,. who wish 10 adj
to the stock. which affords scope 10 ,her
enterprise; men Of leisure end xtciA. who
would increase The mean. OF tieir beDes.
cence; young men. who want he means 10
support wives; and old men, Who cuId add
TO The provision for their children: fmclt,.
whose sex may prevent their personal Dur.
suits Of gainful svocatIons. but 10 whom a
small investment may give, without exer,icn,
handsome share in the good things Of this
world; .eh men. rho wish 10 be richer: and
pop, men. who wish TO be ricb-these. and
all the other classes OF society. TO whom
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Forty Th0usand Dollars !!

or more moderate sum, would be an &C.
commodatioD, are invited 10 furnish them.
selves with iioxets Of admission 10 The ccu;
OF fortune, where their several claims will,
no doubt, meet ready attention. SbakespesIs
told Us long ago that
There is tide in the affairs of men
Which. when taken at the food, leads on 10
Fortune"
II is now confidently believed 10 lie tie
food-nde at 1YLER'S NEW OFFICE.
Those who have heretofore tried the,
luck as lbe phrase is.and found it bad luck,
should remember the policy Of Bassonic-
"In my school days.w ben | had lost one shaft,
shot his fellow Of the self same flight,
The SELF same way. 10 find the other forth.
And by sdveniuring both i often found both.
Those inclined to adopt this wise policy
oil Basssnio may. for the trifing sum of le
dol airs. secure 10 themselves The following
SPLENDID CAPITALS, which are yet 10 be
drawn, SA:
10000 Dollars.
so.cG0 Dollars.
10000 Dollars.
5000 Dollars.
&c Of LOCO Duliars.
Is Of 500 Dollars. :
sSnt 100 Dollars.
Besides nearly
oSE svspsFp THOUSAND DOLLARS,
IN 30 sHd smaller prizes.
.Sh: re h-as.e Prise, and 5000 ticket.
ss'ale& 10 iNo chances each.
TIE Grand National Canal Lottery being
sa;AcIis.d ~ special act OF congress. the
siese's rsy he sold in any part OF ibe Uni:
,,i SAFES. EtnderS ard Others will &c well
20 forwsri iheir orders TO TYIER's TEMPLE
or FORTUNE. Washington city, where. within
iem days, have been obtained prize q
5ooo. OF loco, sEG number oil SEQ. loo, 30,
Sc. &c.
The lottery draws sgain OF Monday next
The mrs, eooo blanks entitled 70 IL dollars
each. november 81
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Screw and Kuti,yen
PRL,gTI.SG PRESSES.

TIE former, 10 IS present improved stale,
With iron beds, &c. be ms Obtained paien,i
for. The estimation 10 ni.ic5 iEis press d
held, is perhaps best sheTn ny tas demand
FOR it-nesdy 6oo Geins IN use o. his make /,
and every exeriion snaii s.ili BE made {"
renierit a. complete AZ pcssIb's. :
nrAii other articles IN Bis IJae, as Usual.
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P:@l-y' k~.e seer ;o=sios 81, AM =
pTss; ii,eir H=caS!;f.d zgDfs5sl,na a.. ;" e
ioSr rrsss !. better ma!e ;h.n.'
bsre f.Uin kYiEyeus nanutsc.c-r ore We
isc', IN ereeiiebt machine, as ronsr,.i, 10
the CoiaD5'aI, and TO be pr.it,sS ~ az
ligb;ness and simplicity. M lis
af. 4 R1asge. n Becembssh: