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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-01
Oct 81.
ELLERSLIN

'NHIS beautiful Fam River in the u,o.
end ci iienrico, adjoining the estates John W.T.
nam, ESQ., distant from Richmond about 10 miles, Ii con
ttns by survey t76 Of which acre, nj s
rate low grounds l2o Of which Tuckahoe Island IN.
balance on the creek otha and about $50 40 acres
oil wheat to the acre having been produced them when
under he clover system This farm abcund in springs which
never have been known 10 fail the dryes spells of vebcr
which traverse field the main land afording sbun
dance 81 water for Stock The James river canal
the centre The farm within 500 yards the barn which
spacious and contains Of ESals Thr eshing MACHINES in
good r.pai, with all the buildings 10
plantation The Dwelling House Of brick covered ynl,
'ueeo OF The mos, durable quality seven rooms.
WIN all plainly hut neatly finished There are ,ii
The convenieuces usually found attached 70 geuteel
ao'shment ieehou'e kitchen, smoke-house, &c. The
| examine it in the absence of JAMES s!JJHETl. ~
DC. 81. A.NAA-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-01
A REvoLUTIoNARY FESTIVAL.

Our city is at present highly honoured by the
presence of several distinguished Revolutionary Of
heers, they have been IN town day or TWO on
business connected with the interest Of their bre-
thren In arms. They dined together yesterday a,
Barnnrn's new Hotel, and presented a spectacle
from which the rising generations have drawn
lessons Of virtuous patriotism. AT the same con-
yivial board sat Col. John Eager Howard, Gen.
Samuel Smith, Col. Allen McI4ane Of Delaware,
Col WIN. ID. Beall OF Prince Georges county,
Gen Perry Benson Of Talbot county, and Gen.
Philip Reed Of Kent county.
Each OF these in those days wbicb tested the true
friends OF liberty, stood orhto Champion the oause
OF our counirJ. and contributed 20 will for ts5<sl
beet OF political blessings, the rigb, Of self gov
e'rmeai. II is 1nnece'ssry TO sag that TIE deg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-01

WAS committed the Jail of the Town of Petersburg
w runaway, the 18th day Of Sept. 1896 negro boy
named BOILING, FIVE feet inch high, has a small
his forehead of hi, 'front.' teeth out below and large
orhe left above the elbow, occaoned by burn; he
about Is years old black complexion, and that he
belongs to Mr. VIM Wade, Of Greensvle county Va. The
equested forward prove property pay char
and take him away he will be dealt with the law
directs.
ROGER MALLORY, Tailor.
Nov. "a 57-.-wIw
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EXECyTOR,S S9LE.


VlLL be sold public auction Tuesday the 26th Dec
w next, fair otherwise the fair day, the plapta-
tion called UNfOT HALL, in Abemarie county, ahou,
twelve slsvei committing of and children, and all
the other personal estate Of Benjamin Oliver dec at the said
plantation; consisting Of household and kitchen urnure
plantation utensils stock of horses sheep, cattle, hos &r
For all dollars twelve mouths credit will be
sseu and bonds with approved security that
SUM, cash.
AT the time and place. about slaves will be hired
out the plantation which about seventy bushels Of wheat
have been seeJedD w, Le rented for the ensuing
BENJAMIN BRAND,
Exor. Of Il. Oliver, dec.
NJ B. Amongst IT, articles to he sold the following,
COPPER still of about SIS gallons wagon, four beds, side
board, &c.
Nov. ~. 55-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-01

ID Y virtue of deed of trust from Edmund Harrison and
ID Martha w. his wife, TO me- dated the 29h day Of Octo
her aud recorded in the Court of the county OF Amelia!
shall SELL the Isl day Of January public auction
the highest bidder, for ready money 10 slaves together
with the the date Of the deed Of the females
also Of land called he Creek Plantations containing
about GAG acres and lying in the above mentioned county
% Nov. S2S.
John H. Cooke, for whose benef; the sale VIII he made
disposed give upon receiving from the pug
approved security credit Of twelve months for
much of the proceeds he entitled toreceve after de-
Quoting theeirom about Ss5o state this at his request
NJ NJ. ROBINSON.
Nov. %. So ids
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Fifty Dollars Re1Dard.
Nov. 8.


m the 18th Of October last William Jones Pane of
- county, Va, was sent by mt to Lynohburg on a Ray
Mare branded with on the thigh years old about Is hands
high Pane Is of usual rather Inclined to be bald has
Temark1bie scar on his occasoned by the kick Of
morse; mas short upper teeth of circle he is about
70 years old will give the above reward to any person
who VIII secure him in any Jail within the United States
- ABNER X. KERR.
Powhatsn courthouse Nov TO- s3-et
u 1 ne different printers in the u States will confer IA
yof by giving the above insertion.
VIII offer for sale to the highest bidder on Tueay the
18th day OF December next If fair otherwise the ne II fair
day The residence OF the late Benjamin Watkins dec the
tract 81 land on which he resided upper end of Chester
hed county, on AppomattOx river aad both sides of the
man road leading from Richmond aud Petersburg TO eve
Bridge The tract contains about $50 acres about 500 Of which
are low grounds Of excellent quality The land will be sold
on credit OF j. and years; persons wishing TO purchase
are invited TO come aud the land which will he sben ny
iehard Wilkinson living the premises, by Thomas
kn, living within halt mile. At same place and time
Will ne sed oHa credit Of twelve months about thirty likely
nEbhOS, consisting Of men, women, boys and gls. Also.
all The stock Of horses sheep and hogs; between 400
barrels corn all the crop Of fodder and oats plantation ten-
siis, &c. NC WM. LEIGH, Ex'I.
oct ~. 47--d' Of Heni. Watkins. dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-01
M, CORMICR PL0nGHS


WE subscriber has hand and offers for SALE at the
Richmond Plough Msnufacory opposite the Union Hotel
IN assortment o. me cetbatcd Mccormick the and the
improved BdR-SH8RE PLOUGHS
WILLIAM PALMER.
Asoon hand, few three horse sefsharpeners
Seft. Z. ce.O
4 SHALL petition the ueu Lse-lafme Of Vrgnia, =
pas law e'yorens o my hu.bsnd Jan,es Sander.
NANCY r. SANDERS.
-foF 52--wfr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-01

virtue OF deed of trust from James Curre and Csro
line ms wife shall trustee sell ali the crop of corn
iodd.r tops and shucks, immediately after the sale of ,
~' T properly. JOHN HETIi, trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-01

these acts passed IN the summer OF lao, and by
them time sufficient was eiveu TO the United
States, to consider upon the expendiency OF reci-
procatng those actsi we did consider, and refused
to reciprocate. Advised Of our determination, the
Government Of Great Britain in pursuance OF the
Acts closed the Colonies 10 our vessels. Thus
the Trade stands at present; and what will be our
course is next toxic euQuired into. The British
Government has announced the terms on which it
was disposed to place this trade; terms which It lis
believed the great majority OF the people OF the
linked States, thought liberal and fair. If we are
to Torn an opinion from the repor, OF MIR. Lloyd,
what passed in debate and from some papers, we
must conclude, that the concessions contained IN
the Acts are not acceptable TO the administration
An article in the National Journal OF the 2Sth
of last month, deserves particular attention, a.
probably containing the views OF our administra>
ton upon the subject under notice.
If any treaty il negotiated, by Mr. Gallatin, I
am persuaded that it will be upon the basis Of what
is contained in the Acts Of Parliament; but 1t Is
almost certain that there will be no Treaty, because
our Government has clearly announced that a
Treaty, upon the basis of what is contained in the
Acts, is not acceptable. and if the British Govern
ment had been disposed to concede more, than Is
conceded by the Acts, the Order in Council would
not have been issued Here then the parties are at
issue, and the result, it is apprehended, will be
fatal to the interests Of the Southern States, Il to
this section OF them most particularly
AS friend to the Administration, regret the
course that its friends thought proper to pursue in
relation to the Bill proposed in the Senate. II
is, however, no time to hesitate, and the occa-
sion demands firm, but respectful expression
of our opinions. The trade TO the British Colonies
is of too much importa nee to be given up, and it
is hoped that any attempt to deprive US it, will
be firmly met, and successfully resisted.
In order 70 sustain those Of our Representatives,
who opposed to the restrictive measures, which
it is believed will be resorted to, in the failure OF
negotiation; there should be public meetings, which
will have more weight and influence, than the
speculation Of newspaper articles. A CITIZEN.
(yyortoM Herald
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Ltndtic Hospital, williamsburg.
NOTICES hereby given that all the cells institution
are occupied, and that patients will he received
until of the said cells due notice which will
be given. BY order Of the Court Of Directors
May 26. ST LEG HENLEY, e.cd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-01
BOARDING.

BOARDING..
TyNHE Subscriber will he prepared accommodate eight
l. ten melnheis Of the Legislature with hoard
THOMAS HATCHER.
Nov. %. 53-3t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14
TREASURY DnpARrMENr,

: OttODCF
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the Propretors of the
In unredeemed six per cent Stock created in pursu
of act Of css passed on the 9Th of Febua
~, 1913, that it has been decided by lot that the Ger
uhcatcs mentioned in the annexed schedule, amounts
ing in the whole to two millions and two thousand three
hundred and six dollars and seventy cents, the
surrender thereof be paid the first day ofJanuary,
1927 to the respective Stockholders orto their legal
representatives, attorneys duly constituted, at the
Treasury, at the Loln Office where the Stock, thus
to he reimbursed may stand credited the proprie-
tors thereof.
II sfurher made known, for the information of the
parties concerned, that transfer of the Certificates
mentioned in the annexed Schedule, from the books
the Treasury, of any Commissioned of Loans will
be allowed after the first day of December next, and
the interest all the Certificates contained in the said
Schedule will cease and determine on the day pIece
ding the day hereby fixed for tho Reimbursement
| thereof.
RICHARD RUSH,
Secretary Of he Treasury
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14

- l"sh"n FAR Hrp'- Syaamcs.-Tbc editor If the
Gatnstable Gazette asks the question. whether CHE
w. -, ,e ea,'o on ITS axis, is not occasioned by
NE 'nf"'eFr"neah inhabitants running upon the side
like squirrels ~ Il revolving cage.o ''''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14

arrived At Florence, says the poet, sought aud iounu
the famous Calico grown old prisoner to the n1us
Tor thinking in astronomy otherwise than the franc'So'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14
VIM. L. VENABLE,

V'It''f|I IIsITV.
~ AXES respectfUI tender Of his proessiou,t esq;
~ ces to The pubc. lie VIII practice in the Srrzs-
1"d Inferior Courts n CHARLES City, Henrico and ~
Neni' "n0 900 i.ir C'aacrty Couu of williamson. Hi
's,,'r"'' sos 'uai.s4 { 'v Cur Hagsr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14
YLRGLNLA.

AT rules, holden in the clerks office of the superior
gust, 1926: " "
William WARMER, (of Petersburs0 pn.
against
George Crawford, William Conway, Stith Matthews {.
CO. Moses b. Pisborougb, Walter Dunn ex'or of john
Graham decd, Joseph Bowlet William Edwards, and
William Stewart Thomas Stewart, and James Stewart
MAN, rni"", neirS OF lnomas Stewart, deed, DTS.
me defendant Walter Dunn, ex'or Of JOHN Graham
decd not having entered his appearance given security
10 me act OF assembly and The rules of court
and appearing by satisfactory Evidence that he is NOT
inhabifant of this country; ordered that The said
defendant do appear here the first day of the next
term and answer the bill of the plaintiff and that copy
o tins order be forthwith inserted some pnb
Shed IN the city of Richmond for months sue cessiva
city, - " 80 49,
Of copy. Tes,e, Uia. ". IIEEYNr;,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14
VIRGINIA:

: INCTIsN
At rules, holden in the clerks Office OF the superior court
Of cbancey for the Richmond district, 9TH day of
August, 1896:
Albert Galatn and Robert Acxander devisee Of savary
lie VancouioG, PAs.
against
Henry Banks and Henry Wood, Valentine Wood and Ju-
Illus Wood heirs Of Henry Wood, dece sea, and Thomas
Tees, Djfs.
The sciufHcis awarded in this being returned not
executed the defendant Henry Banks, and appea ring
satisfactory evidence that he is inhabtant ofths
oouutIy Is ordered, that the said defendant appear
day of tine January tenn, to sbew cause
il any can, against the revival sought by the said pro-
cess; and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
newspaper published in the city of Richmond for two
SUCCESSFULLY ard posted at the front door Of the
capitol IN tie said city.
IS Gopy, Tcste, I'm. w. HENING, C. e.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14
TIRGLNIA:

AT rules holden in the clerk Office superior court Of
cIancery for the Richmond distrc 7t day IF ugus
Robert Poore, E. & A. Hubbard Rankin &,
fowle partners doing business under firm of Ram
kin S, Fowle, Peterson &, M,Kinl., 80,
ners and merchants, under the style Peterson s. NJ
AInIey' Thomas Cooksey, II. J.. Philip, Read & GRAY
Robert Ewing, Thomas DeSilver, Mordecai Lewis ard
Samuel n. Lewis, Shirley &, Re,,ran,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14

neTs and merchants, under the style Peterson & NJ
AIniey' lnomas Cooksey, II. J.. Philip Read e. GRAY.
] Robert Ewing Thomas DeSilver, AIordecai Lewis aud
0d"'uel ~ Lewis Shipley & BertraH,
u., pits
John Hend,ce, William Waller Henng Elijah Browrc,
! George w. Walker George Hendree, Hamilton pete
WIN. w Smith, Albert W. Smith. Sarah Ann Sn3,
/ N"' Smith, John S. Myers and Robert G. Scott ms
The defendants, George w Walker, and Ham;I,oo
Potts not having entered their Appearance and given spcu-
ty according the of assembly of this court
ana II appearing by satisfactory evidence that they a,e
not Inhabitants of this country; ordered thai the eai
defendants do appear here the first The pextte
and answer the bill of the plaintiffs; hat COM oC tl,
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper pubie In
the city of Richmond, for months successiteI and
posted az the front door of the capitol The said civ
% copy. Teste, I'M H. HENTMG, re
IN tie Superior Court Of Chance1y for the PjcIwc5d
District.
James E Heath, and Chapman Johnson adnr with d,,
VIII annexed Of Carter b. Page, deceased, Plfs.
against
john H. Foster and oilers Dne
The parties in the FOREGOING cause ,er auoro.ys al
agents. VIII bepleased notice, that pursuant TO
decree pronounced the 9th day ofJuue last tie under
S"eu commissioners appointed under said decree Will on
monday the 9th day Of November next between the bos
OF eleven in the forenoon and FIVE the afternoon a,rJ
al the old Presbyterian meeting formerly oecuniod
ny the Roman Catholic congregations for the purpose Of
examining The condition Of said tenement the adoin;n
grounds and enclosures aud ascerainnp what is
10 be done, in order put the said tenencr, -, 1901
aud enclosures, IN the repair provided for by the lease 10
John H. Foster mentioned in the said decree and tho mo-
bable costs thereof IOuN S-CpDI0 f
o., o. no. !}M. g. ALIEN.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14

a WISH 20 sell for Cash about FORTY NEGROES, in
:. Fa@s.s.s.ss,
oc,.l3 75-S
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-05-13
MORYGaGE SANE.

10y virtue of decree of the Circuit Court in
ID and for the county Of st. Clair, at the last
March Term, and by virtue of power vested
in me by said Court, will proceed to sell, at
Public Auction, for cash, TO the highest bid
der, on the first day Of July next, the follow.
ing described property, situate half a mile
west of the town of Lebanon, near Silver
Creek, being the southeast quarter OF section
twenty -four, township two north, range seven
west, containing one hundred and sixty acres.
Said sale will be made by virtue Of said de-
cree, to satisfy Judgment obtained by Joseph
Penn against James Russell, on petition toforc-
close Mortgage, for nine hundred and nine.
ty-three dollars and fifty-three cents debt, to-
gether with his costs about his suit, in this be-
half expended. Sale will take place at twelve
o'clock of said day, on the premises.
DANIEL S. WRITER, Commissioner.
Lebanon, .3prH 80, 1861 it
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-05-13
Mitigation Of Slavery in Demerdru.

Mitigation Of Slavery in Demerara.
The benevolent in Great Britain, who
have exerted themselves for the mitiga
ton and gradual abolition of slavery in
the West Indies, are beginning to reap
the fruits of their labors. An ordinance
has been passed by the proper authorities
in Demerara and Essequibo, providing
for The religious instruction OF the slaves,
and the improvement of their condition
in other respects. The following are
some Of the provisions OF the law:
Slaves are in future, in case OF crimi-
nal prosecution, to be allowed counsel,
at the expense OF the COLONIAL interest.
No slave, upon penalty Of 600 gilders for
every offence, is to be required to work
from the time OF sunset on any Saturday
evening, to the time OF sunrise on Mon-
day Morning. Religious instruction is
TO be provided, and Sunday markets abo-
lished. The whip is no longer to be
carried, either as badge of Authority,
or as stimulous 10 labor. Offences are
not to be punished ill the day after their
commission, in order 10 prevent the in
diligence OF passion. No female slave
is to be logged, under a penalty Of 500
'guIders. Every person keeping work
ing slaves, above six in number, is re-
CURED to keep "hunishmem record
book" which is to be laid before the Pro-
tector OF Slaves twice year. Marriage
Is encouraged by premiums given to te-
males for every child born in lawful
wedlock. Slaves are not TO work more
than Il hours in any dav and those who
are married are not to be sold separately,
nor is any child under sixteen years Of
age TO be torn from is parents. The
testimony of slaves is to be received in
courts OF justice, upon certificate be-
ing received from their respective reli-
Yious teachers, that they understand the
nature Of an oath. Savings banks are
TO be established, and property may be
acquired aud disposed Of by the slave.
This law was passed in October last,
and was to take effect from the lst Of ia
nuary, 1926. W Y, Observer.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-05-13
CASTOR MEANS.

VavIIE subscriber will purchase any quantity
l. of CASTOR BEANS, next fall. lie will
give THREE QUARTS of oil for bushel Of
beans or, if preferred, will sell the oil, and
give as much per busheI, in cash, as the price
Of oil will justify.
JOHN ADAMS.
N. B. Those who have CLOTH at my full
ing mill, are informed that it is now ready tor
delivery.
.Ap,H 22nd, 1868 If
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-05-13

for ceasing the hoslili,ics against the
South American States i, also contains
an intimaiion that the fear of losing Gu.
ba, by continuance of the war, had be-
gun to make an i'm preston upon the Spa
nsh cabinet. No. %, is letter from
Mr.. Brown to Mr.. Clay, dated at Paris,
Jan. 10, 1926, stating tina, he had COM
piled with the instructions of the latter,
contained in bis hote OF October IS ; and
that the French government excused il.
self by saying that its affairs with ST. Do
mingo were in such state as to require
that the service for which the squadron
was destined should be KEEP, a secret
The French government conceded in the
sentiment tina, the occupation of Cuba
and Porto Rico by Spain should not be
disturbed by any European nstion-and
promised that no fleet Of war ships, in
future, should be sent into our seas, with
out first communicating to our govern
ment its objects, &C."
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-05-13
WOOIA.UARNING.

FHNHE public are informed that l have pro-
Il cured anew set Of CARDS of an excellent
quality, for my machines: ahd every exertion
and attention will be used to accommodate
my customers. The WOOL must be well cleans
ed and picked.
JOHN ADAMS.
Edwardsville, May 6, 1826.~-32f
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-05-13

MARRIED-In Adams county, Mr.. TRUMAN
SrRnErxR to Miss MARIA JACKSON. MIR. JonS
WooD to Miss ANN Maria STuEETER, all for
meriy of New-York, and Mr.. FERNANDO SLAr-
ToS, formerly Of New.York, to Miss Louisa
FLINT.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-05-13

STATE Of Illinois, Madison County, IS.
Circuit Court, March Term, 1926.
Sarah McCollum and0
John ID. Whteside,
u.s. In CHAHcEny.
Ios;oh W.lIaca onJ -
William Parkinson.
AN motion by compliments attorney, the
" execution issued in this case is ordered 10
be set aside, and, it appearing to the satstac,.
ton of the Court. that Josiah Wallace is a nom
resident of this state it is therefore decreed.
that publication be made in some newspaper
published in this state. for four successive
weeks, that the said defendant be and appear
ut the next term Of this Court, to nsNer.the
Complanapts' Bill Of Complaint; or that the
same will DC taken pro confess0, against him.
Attest EMANUEL }. WEST, Clerk.
JouN REYNOLDS. Solicitor cat
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-05-13

zion of the government, that the bounda-
ries fixed by the constitution, between
the different departments, should be pre-
served, just regard to the constitution,
and TO the daty OF my Office, under all
the circumstances Of this case, forbid q
compliance with your request"
After this, the House Of Representa-.
tiyes expressed their sense on this SUBJ
iect by TWO resolutions, the first OF which
is in the following terms:
RESOLVED, That, it being declared,
by the second section of the second arti-
Gle of The Constitution, THAT the Presi-
dent shall have power, by and with the
advice and consent of the Senate, 10
make treaties, provided two-thirds OF
the Senators present concur the House
Of Representatives do not claim any
agency in making treaties but that
when treaty stipulates regulations on
any of The subjects submitted by the
Constitution to the power OF Congress,
it must depend for its execution, as to
such stipulations, on law or laws to be
passed by Congress and i, is the Con-
sti,utional right and duty of the House
of Representatives, in all such cases, to
deliberate on the expediency or inexpe.
diency of carrying such treaty into effect,
and 10 determine and act thereon, as, in
their judgment, may be most conducive
10 the public good.
National Journal,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-05-13

Noah Webster, Esq. anihar of the
spelling book, has given notice in the
eastern newspapers, that be has com
plc,ed Dictionary Of cur language I" al
the expense Of twenty years OF labor,
and thirty thousand dollars in money"
lie mentions that he made visit 10 En-
gland, partly with view to ascertain the
real state OF the language, and there dis
covered that 10 book whatever was con-
sidered and received in that country as a
standard of orthoepy. He observes,
incidentally, that not less than seven mil
lions Of copies of his Spelling Book have
been sold. He thinks tba, the English
dictionaries, are all, halt a century be.
hind the state oil science, and hopes that
his fellow citizens will be furnished with
something better in The one which he is
about TO publish.