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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-30

~ tHSt, Al 3 W.
~ clock, p. NJ. the subscriber will offer st
public sale, on the premises
A LOT OF GROUND,
on the south side Of Prince street, and east
side Of Patrick street, at their intersections; in
front on the former % feet 6 inches, on the
laSter SO feet to an alley This lot adjoins on
the west the three story brick house now oc-
cuPied by Alexander Henderson, against the
west gable wall of which, the purchaser will
be entitled to build and to insert in it the tim
bers necessaryfor that purpose, In the said
gable, the chimnies and Gre.places for such
building are already prepared. Also,
ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND.
on the south side of Prince street, AZ feet 10
inches to the east Of Patrick street; in from
on Prince street thirty-three feet; in depth to
the alley before mentioned, SO feet. Along
the west side of this lot an alley is to be laid
out three feet III breadth, and forty feet in
length, over which the purchaser will have a
right to project his building, and to join the
east gable wall of the house occupied by Mr..
Henderson. The above sale will be made un.
der a deed of trust from George CoryeH too
Robert I. Taylor. Terms Cash-By direction
ofthe trustee. s. A. MARSTELLER,
aug Its Auctioneef.
u The above sale is
postponed to WSdnesday, the 7M September,
same hour and place. aug "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-30
For Sale.

4 SMART active and intelligent negro boy,
N aged about eleven he will be entitled
to his freedom when he arrives at the age Of
% years. He will not be sold out of the Dis
trict. Apply at this office.
aug 80 st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-30

Among the items of Foreign intelligence,
received at New.York by the Courier, is one,
on the subject of Greek Affairs, well calcu-
lated to excite alarm in the friends OF the
brave and devoted descendants of Leonldas.
The Paris Constitutional of the 10th July,
declares it has good authority for stating, that
Austria and Russia have formed a project for
dividing Greece into prhncipalities, and plac-
ing on the throne of each some subject
less Prince, whose legitimacy has hitherto
been his only portion. Prince Carignon, the
heir apparent to the crown of Sardinia, was
spoken ofas one ofthe contemplated monarchs
of Greece, but is no longer thought of, the
Prince Of SAKE Coburg, having been fixed
upon by the two Emperors in his stead. The
evidence of the Paris editor or this important
subject is c~orroborated by theGerman papers.
Under date of July 10, a FRANKFORT article
mentions the appointment of Prince Gusta-
vus, son of the ex-king of Sweden, as Colonel
in the Emperor of Austria's own Guards, and
saws, that it j sin contemplation to provide this
Prince with a throne, which is to be esta-
blished in Greece. Should these speculations
be founded in truth, (and We fear there is too
much reason to believe that theytare) it is in
vain that the blood of the Greeks has flowed
so ~abundantly. 1t were better they should
have remained the slaves of the Turks, than
become the wretched victims of the vilest
and most faithless combination of tyrants that
ever assumed the Christian name.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-30
Loaf Sugar. Sc.

V>HE subscriber has now for sale a sup.
l. ply oflow priced Loaf Sugar and BrO,cn
Sugar IN the Loaf suited to the preserving
season. JOHN HOFFMAN,.
aug % St
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Caution.

4 IL persons are forwarned from trespassing
Non the CAMERON ESTATE, either with
dog, gun, or in any manner whatever. Also,
those who are in the habit of taking wood,
Gravel, Stone and Apples thcrcfrom, if de-.
tected, will be dealt with according to law.
JAMES BLOXHAM.
Cameron Mills, Aug 23-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-30
lLOsu.

nm Saturday last, on King-street, $3.50 in
~ 500 notes (new issue) OIL the Bank of
Alexandria. Any person leaving information
respec- ing the money at this office Will be lie
bcrally rewarded. aug so
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-30
look This WAY !

TIME subscriber will take a boy as an APP
Il prentice to the HITTING BUSINESS.
One from Is to 10 years of ase, and from the
country, would be preferred,
aug11 WIN. JOHNSTON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-30
MARRED

On the 25th instant, at the Friends Meet.
ing House, RIcHAHD r. LUTON, of Frederick
county, Virginia, to ANNA, daughter of Abb.
jah Janney, of this place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-30
AUCTIONS.
This Might.

AThalf past z O'Clock, will be sold at tho
auction store, an invoice ofvery beautiful ar
ticles, such as ladies' Morocco reticuleA "a
zors, pocket books, note do. beads-with ma
ny other fancy artieles-Also, 6 muskets,
ready made vests, c~alicoes, cloths, c~assinetts.
stockings, shoes, brides, tapes, quilts, &c.
aug. 80 "S.A. MARSTELLER, .auef.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-30

A letter has been received in New-York
from Porto Rico, written since the great hur-
ricane, which states that Flour had risen two
dollars and a half per barrel, and Corn Meal
more than fifty per cent.
All other provisions, says the writer, must
rise in proportion to their scarcity.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-30
Congress Spring Water.

Ohm Fl. RUNNELIS has Just received
81 from New-York, a fresh supply of Con
gress >pring water, direct from the springs,
and put up in such a manner as to retain its O.
riginal qualities. Persons who desire this
fresh, mild and invaluable medicine, are re-
specially informed that they can be supplied
by the dozen or single bottle. aug II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-30

Court artial-we have devoted 50 large a
portion of our space to-day, to Georgia affairs,
that we are without room fer the regular de-
tail of Friday and Saturdays Court Martial
proceedings. Nothing, however, will be lost
by the omission; both days being consumed
in the examination of witnesses, neither i'm
portant in themselves nor in their testimony.
The Journal of yesterday, thinks that the
evidence on the part of the prosecution in the
case of Commodore Stewart, will close to-day,
and that it is not unlikely that the defence may
be completed in the course of the present
week.
We have the satisfaction to state that the
Cast Iron pipes procured in New-York, by
Mr.. Drisbow, in order to complete his ex2e-
riment here of boring for water, has arrived
below in the sloop Armada, Capt. Kirkland.
Mr.. d. will follow in a few days and renew
his exertions as speedily as possible.
The last Raleigh Register gives asfull re-
turns of the Congressional Election, in North
Carolina. Out of thirteen members of the
late Congress, from that state, seven have
been left at home, and one or two others not
far from it. We do not know that better men
have been sent, but it is gratifying to see, that
the people are determined not TO be miSrtpre-
sented with impunity. While two thirds of
the people of North Caroliua were opposed
to the caucus, her representation threw their
whole weight into that ill.judged convention,
and they have now received the fruits of their
labour.
We annex a complete list of the old and
new delegation.
18th Congress. 18th Congress.
Alfred N. Gatlin, Lemuel Sawyer,
George Outlaw, Willis Aston,
Thomas NJ. Hall, Richard Hines,
Richard D.. spraight, John II. Bryan,
Weldon N. Edwards, Weldon N.Edwards,
Charles l.. Hooks, Gabriel Holmes,
John Culpepper, Archibald MNeil,
Willie p. Magnum, Willie p. Magnum,
Romulus NJ. Sanders, Romulus NJ. Sanders,
John Long, John Long,
Henry Conner, Henry Conner,
Robert b. Vance, Samuel p. Conner,
Lewis Williams Lewis Williams.
Raleigh Register.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-30

Schr. Alligator, Child, cleared at N. York
27th inst. for this port.
Schr. Alert, Bears, arrived at Hyanis 18th
inst. and sailed FOR this port Dist.
Schr. Susan, Gardner, cleared at Boston
for this port 22d inst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-30
SHIP NEWS.
Port Of Alexandria.

ARRIVED,
August 2S-Ship Shenandoah, Rose, Ii,
verpool, before reported.
sloop Constitution, Teale, Philadelphia,
II days; freight for the District.
Schr. Warren, Grant, Kennebunk, 10 days;
lumber to J. ii. Ladd & Co.
Schr. Sabra Etheridge, Vandricks, Edentoa.
Ship Constitution, Mitchell, Boston, via
Norfolk, toJ. II. Ladd & Co.
Schr. Betsey X Jane, Briggs, Norfolk, to
the master.
.9ug. 29-Schr. Live Oak, Bartram, New.
York, S days; salt to owner. Left the sloop
Armada, Kirkland, from New.York, alongside
the Br%andywine.
SAILED,
Schr. Ipstitution Baker, Baltimore.
Schr. Exchange, Harris, New-York.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-30
BEACON OFFICE News Room, J
H A. n

BEACON OFFICE News Room, }
NortoM, tug. 25, H. ". 5
The French squadron, will, We learn, sail
from Hampton Roads on Saturday or Sunday
next, bound direct for France, except the fri
gate Clorinde, of 81 guns, Capt. PeAkponf:
!Symph, ~, Capt. Cup'H;er, and Themis, "A,
Capt. Bedford, who will accompany the squad,
ron as far as the Western Islands, and will
theh return to the West India station.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-30
Whiskey.

Ok HHDs. Baltimore whiskey, received
CJ per schr. Ninian Pinkney, and for sale
by {aug 29] S. MESSERS NTH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-30

Ship Boston, Finlay, sailed from Liverpool
or this port 18th July.
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Public Sale.

n WEDNESDAY the oath INST, at 4 o.
- clock, p. NJ. the subscriber will offer At
public sale, on the premises /.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-30

postponed to Wednesday, the 7M September,
same hour and place. aug "a
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-28
Now is the time to Preserve your
Teeth.
n CASS.
D. CASS,
SURGEON DENTIST &c.,

Informs tho ladies' and gentlemen of Whining
ion, and its vicinity, that he will wait upon them
at lis room, at the house of Mrs Anderson in
High ST., below Smiths Hotel, or at their own
houses for the space Oft few months, in the line
Of his profession. lie performs every necessary
operation on the teeth and gums; removing
with care fxed tartar He cleaus, separates, and
polishcs teeth without injuring the enamel His
confidence in his unrivaed mode of extracting
teeth, is unliminished, and no one can want con-
idrnce, after once submitting to a trial, He ex
tracts broken and decayed teeth, roots and
stnmps, that have been despaired OF, without in
jury 10 the gums mends teeth with foil or gold.
to be as lasting and useful as sound teeth, with
out pain in the operation inserts artificial teeth
III neat and durable manner; regulates chill
lrers teeth, and gives advice on the teeth graf
is, it applied to at his room.
n. b. lie keeps powder for the teeth, which
whi.ns them and is very beneficial 10 the gums
He requests those Wishing any of his services, TO
call in the course OF the above mentioned time,
as he will leave town at the expiration oft.
Nav 12lh. 35-tf
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-28

to the eastward, where every new scheme
for the employment Of capital, whether 1T
be new Banks, Insurance Offices, Canals, or
what beside, is burdened with three or
four times the amount of subscription neces-
sary. If this capital cannot find employ
ment there, it will travel south if it can lind
an object. If it does find occupation at
home, the enterprise that it will create, VIII
shed its wholesome influence upon US, awake
us from our lethargy, and we shall be able
to get as much money as we want.
FULTON.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-28
SCRAPS.

On the 28th of May a meeting OF Protes-
tant Peers, friendly to Catholic emancipation,
was held at the house of the Duke OF Buck
ingham, in London. A number OF resou-
tions were passed, expressive OF their sen
timents. The writing was signedby thirty
one peers, including four Dukes, and was
yet in course of signature.
1t is estimated that the whole of Europe
produced annually about 100000 tons OF
salt, in the following roportions:-Englanel
25o, ,O0O-Russia ,000-Austria $4,000
France 800, ,0CG; Spain and Portugal 2O0,0CO
The other countries $4,000 tons. From
the superior advantages Ill engines, railways
and canals, the English mines are worked
with the most economy, but the mines IN
Wielska, in Poland, are the most interesting
The imagination is contounded AT the luea,
of finding, after descent OF $50 steps, vast
halls, ,the hall of Klosky is 500 feet high,
and 1870 feet wide) stablng for 80 horses,
store house, offices for clerks, affairs, cru
cifixcs, tables, desks and seats, worked IN
salt!
At the Old Baily, a prisoner. charged
with horse stealing, pleaded guilty; upon the
Recorder recommending him to withdraw
his plea, upon the ground that little hope
could be expected by those who were CON
victed; the pris~ler replied, MY Lord
have broken the laws Of my country, end
zeish 10 snBi2tor H.o
The lamb and sleeps wool imported into
Great Britain in tie three years 1922, 1925
and 1924 was, respectively, l9,o58,0S0 lbs
exclusive Of about 100000 from ireland
/ More than Que half Of the wool imported
comes from Germany, and about one fourth
I from Spain.
The Crown of France, which was placed
on the head Of Charles y. at the Coronation
Is valued at eighteen millions anda half O
francs, or 740 600 pounds sterling.
A chartered company is about to be form
cd for raising silk IN England, and forming
| plantations of Mulberry trees. Mr.. Agar
Of fCamden-town, has already eight Thousand
white mulberry trees growing in his planta-
ton.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-28
James G. Allen.


Sulphs'e of Quinine, British Oil,
in solution, pills, &c, Bateman's Drops,
Red, Pile, and Yellow Godffey's Cordial,
Bark sOpodel,oc,
lIenr,'s Ctlcined Mag. { HARLEM Oil,
Mesa, sS'oughton's Btters.
superior white Sago, Shullz Btters,
l'rthleham Dat meal, sTurlingtons Balsam,
Bermuda Arrow Root, s Cephaeic Snuff,
Approved worm Tea, Barber's Horse pow.
Bait. Oil of woimsecd 5 GERS,
Aieai's Antid, speptic s Dalb,'s Carminative,
Pills, Sci,ilitz and Sodaic
Deans Rheumatic do. : Powders.
Ices y. l.. s. Wind Aeue anu Fever Pow.
Lam do. der,
Fishers or Neiper's do. 5 Agus and Fever Pre-.
Andcyson's Scots do s ventve,
lioopi.'s do. Group syrup,
Choiic drops for Chill CASTOR OIL in Bot
dren, ties,
With an assortment of ESSENCES, blythe gross
Bottle.
Family Recipes and Medical Prescriptions
carefully compounded
..'ordcrs for Medicines punctually attended to
C.t'Any articles in the above line may be had at
th, store M. l55, Marketst., u few doors above
l.unborn's Tavern.
NJ My 5'h, 1925--52-tf
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-28
For tie W.. :..Dniagtoaian.
RAET,-gJ Is rs.

The spirit for inttnal Improvement haF-
this country, it becomes the duty OF every
individual in the community, to lend his
aid to promote the execution OF tie great
works, already commenced and commenc-
my, and at the same time to suggest such
others, as appear likely to be Ct gene
raj benefit. No one need fear that too
much will be attempted while the pccuni-
airy and phl seal powers of the country
MAINTAIN their present condition; and all we
presume will allow, that these arc material
" advanced by the completion of every
great public improvement. Witness the
Canals of New York. when these were first
agitated, there were not wanting thousands
of highly respectable and intelligent indiNid-
uals, who believed that the attempt was
most chimcrical and visionary, and who
| doubted, even the ability of the State itself,
| to complete such an hercuican work. But
/ since the most sanguine expectations OF the
great Clinton have been realized, by the
successful completion of these Canals, and
since the profit arising to the State IS so i'm
mense, no one doubts but that New Iori,
may complete any work she is disposed tc
undertake. Other States can do the same
and all ou3h, to keep pace with age, ane
where they cannot make Canals, let some
other improvement of equal or greater i'm
portance be commenced.
There are some districts of country il
which a Canal cannot be made from th'
want Of water, and which from the fertiilt,
of soil aud improved state OF cultivation
have a vast surplus produce that yields littl'
or no profit to the grower, the distance t
market being so great, that almost IN
whole value OF the article is swallowed VI
in the expenses of transportation. 10 th
shipper of produce as well as to the con
Snmer IN our sea-ports and manufacturing
towns. it is an object no less import ant tha
10 the grower, that it should be conveyed t
market with the least possible consumpto
Of it's value, in the expenses OF carriage
'rhe county of Lancasteri is perhaps the mos
nroauct;vc one in Pennsylvania, but OWN
to KS distance from uavigable water, lars
norton of the value Of its productions is los
\ 70 the inhabitants, by the cost OF carriage
This then is section OF country perhap
not altogether suitable for Canal, bt
, which will be very materially benefited BY
: RaH-qsay.
By measurement on the map, Whining
: ton and Lancaster appear to be about 4
miles distant in q direct line, while Lancas
fer and Philadelphia are about &c miles a
, part; thus giving a difference in favor
I Wilmington of 20 miles, or nearly one thir
of the whole distance to Philadelphia.
= hen, railway to navigablc water be dc
: sirablc to the inhabitants OF Lancaste
: County, the preferable point OF communica
: ton, certainly, is Wilmington; notwith
$ standing it is IS miles by water to Philade
! phia; for so cheap is the transportation be
d tween these places, that on hushel
wheat the priss will not exceed three cent
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-28
40 Dollars Reward.

SsWAs stolen from the pasture Of the snhscr'-
w br living near Warwick, Cetil Coun'y,
Marylnd, ON The night If the 10Th inst, q soR-
REL MARE, about "A years Cd, IS or II finos
high, small star in her forehead one Of her
hind fee, is white. sAa is plcasent hack, and
works we'll in all kinds Of harness She Is sup
posed to have been rode npMariss. The abs We
reward will be given if taken cut Of The neigh
bourhood, ard secured 81 th.i grt her again.
Sarah Lusby.
Cecil County, Nd, JAY u, 1875. At
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-28
sT1GE WEErsys1EtyIrlzr1 G. ssiTs3MIlAIJ,
AND
DELAWARE REGISTER.
Thursday, July %, 1925.
Capt. Charles Morris is appointed to the
command of the new frigate Brandywine,
which is to carry Lafayette to France.

Our citizens. contrary to expectation,
were on Monday last blest with another vis-
It from the good Lafayette, who, accompanied
by lis son and secretary, arrived in their
ctrriages about l O'Clock, from PhiIade-
phia. The Generals stay among US was
short, not over three hours; and after paying
short visit to the fanatics OF those gentle
men with whom he particularly acqualnt-
Esq, where he spent the night, and next
day visited the battle ground ON the Brandy
wine, and proceeded to Wcstchester.
RccognHion of Haytien Mdrhcndcnce.--
Ry an arrival at New York III II days from
nortaG- Prince, accounts have been received
that arrangements have been entered into
BY the governments Of France and Hayti
By which the latter, for the SmaH sum oi
thirty millions of dollars, is to be acknowl-
edged a free and independent nation.
This happy change in the destiny o
IIayti, has occasoned great rejoicing. a
letter dated Port Prince July II sa, =
Cuisines is quite at a stand Tor the mo.
.ncnt-lothins but Teasing and illumination
are thought Of.
The treaty was agreed to on the 1lth
! By commissioners Oh the part OF France
brought out by a French squadron consisting
Of two ships OF the line, eight trigates, tw'
briss and il schooner
The following cNtract is from a letter re
cciNe4 in Philadelphia from a gentleman d
Pory- au-Prnce, dated July itn 1875.
The act Of Recognition of TINS government
by the mother country, mas just been deliver
cd to the President oy thc enyey, and tn
s.llntes are now exchanging between tn
/ ench ileet and our iorts. 1t is MposslDl
to Conceive tue order that relBns IN ever
parl OF the town, and With what tranquiilt
the inhabitants manifest the JOY which |
painted III every tace ono meets.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-28

The Yankee CHmac.-The drawing Of u
lieh prize III one Of the lotteries, was the
MEANS of a gentleman from the interior visit
Ing Boston last week, who lett behind him a
genuine Yankee morceau. Having received
ne money, nc bethought himself OF some
tAiins to cat, and accordingly presented him
sell at the bar of "a celebrated hotel, and IN
CURED OF the landlord FIR dinner; he Was
asAed, as is customary, what ne would have,
snd after due consideration, said, ''Wei
swans
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-28

\ man who had established a tippling
jousc, WAS about to erect his sign, ANA re-
queascd his neighbours advice what incrip-
ton 70 put on 1t. The man replied, | ad-
wise You to write on it, ''ReSggars made
here
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-28
ExssE1PRovID CaEEe.Ks,

On the Bank Of fDciapare, Bank IF IA
miNgton = Brandy7eiac, ,and Farmers Baah
at Wilmington, for sale 1T the Office of the
Wilnngtonan.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-28
New Publication.

Just received and for sale at J. SCOTS
Book aud Hat Store, No 95 Market street,
seI'he Manufacturers Book cf Wages
and Workpeople's Companion
By j. N{cRG.al.
"Ns utility viii be parlicua iy evident to
Manufacturers, Workers Of Iron, Hnidrrs Com
sructors of Canals and Roadside Farmers also,
and Mechanics generally"
Wilmington, ,iuiH 10, 1879
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-06-24

w DETROIT, June =.
ans ny Governor CAss, at Waraghkonnette in Ohio
terminated unnecessarily. This Council was ronveneJ
al 'e request oftic Cherokees, who were desrous that
ini"S IN ONO should remove TO the West OF the
mississippi. But the Shawnese, who were tho only,
lnuans al the Council, exhibited manifest ndispos
uon towards change of residence. MANY of then,
nave maze considerable advances in agriculture and
nav lihro' farms, comfortable buildings and domcs
TIC ANIMALS. These thcy are unwilling to abandon Il
IS, however. highly probable, that, a few wears t.
We settlements will press upon thcn that they will
follow their friends, many of HON are ALREADY west c
the issipp.--[ .Mchi@an k1lrM
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-06-24
S53t.3oG II
~ I'F DhaHpI7m C0u1l,

" IS estimated that. 1896 tic ,,ronc from, , toll
W. pr I"OoOOO dollars aud the population of the STATE
cSeO"UVo souls The hole length of the Ere Canal g.,
90 c'' That OF the Champlaiu Caull Gt miles 81 pre-
sem ID Is calculated dat the Canals car e a,rttcd about
~ NY 'n the years and IL is supposed when the forests
'"' ."n' aud the improvements Of The country shall
~ moderated the climate. IL VIII hc inclcn cd TO- - y or
'v 10. yo"i7 vlir navigate the canals are from
% I" I'D tons More ihdu 5OOOOO bushels off ,ragcrfof
O'f' ih '"io'ns ihr canals. II Is competed that
thc total cost uf the canals, whom coupI,,c5 ,,i M
'"" Tor au claims Tor damages. viii b, STO12378o:
'" tn't zen years viii suffice 10 cancel bc debit The
I"cP' Engineers employed the Eric and Cba,rl ain
Canals nave been throughout the whole rerio winch has
been occupied 90 the construction of thesc works 1gtre
ctftse7' with t!e unimDouaw exception of -, Fl,ci and