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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

W ALOABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR SALE
" me Subscriber. wishing TO remove TO the West
VIII eel on accommodating terms that beautiful estate
Galed Fo'heringay, formerly owned by Col George
ndncoek, lying IN The county of Montgomery, on the
lam western road, fourteen miles West of Salem
SbotetourD containing eight hundred acres-three
nunureh OF which low grounds Of superior quality:
TWO hundred OF table or level high land-a large por-
u"h OF which 10 equal in fertility the flat land: the
remaining three hundred well-timbered hill land.
ne improve mens very extensive and valuable
consisting OF large twO-sory brick dwellinp.house
WIN every necessary clubhouse for the accommodation
OF large family; large and convenient fayern-house
WIN an useful oui-buildngs; first rate corn-m and
1isn'eryi an excellent barn. and number of new to-
p'eco-bouses: the Whole OF the buildings are now in
complete repair Young negroes will be taken in pay.
ment Terms, sc. will be made known ON suplica.ion
to the subscriber JOHN r. RICHARbSON
Foiheringay, March so. 112-wf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

BALTIMoRE, May 13-Yesterday, Mr.. knight,
Chief Engineer in company with Of hi. assistants
made an excursion the track OF the Rail way lust
completed, from the depot Pratt street. to Ellicot's
Mills, in one OF the Wiuau's car with the inDroued
C0nicdt Wheels invented by Mr.. Knight.
The principal object OF the trip test the levels
and width OF the track, and the action OF the new form
OF wheels upon the straight lines and curves; respec-
lively and comparatv ly, preparatory the roads being
opened Tor travel The experiment has proved salisf
tory 10 the highest degree, both TO the inventor of the
improvement in the Of the wheels and TO num-
Der OF gentlemen who witnessed the performance.
This most important Improvement in the application
OF the cone was the result Of close mathematical in
Yestgation on the part Of The inventor Of the laws of
motion and mechanical principles governing the subec;
and its practical operation has most fully verified the
correctness Of the theory.
On the straight lines OF the track the Car moved for
mile at time without any apparent vibration from side
to side, although the extent OF play between the anges
and rails, which has been adjusted suit this cone is
one and three quarter inches or double the extent
hereolors allowed on Rail ways.-Tbe Car was made
to pass through the greatest on the road
with different veloctes from one to fifteen miles an
hour, without the Hanges coming in contact with
the rails, consequently, the lateral pressure and Hange
friction heretofore objected TO 10 the old wheels are en-
trely avoided by this ofm and this experiment estab
hes the very important fact that curvstufes not ex.
ceedng four hundred feet radius, offer inpedment
to the transportation upon Railways, the rate
Of at least fifteen miles hoUr--and that curved
Hallway s, IN All respects, easily travelled, and
with as perfect safety upon straight line.-8t
the speed travelled yesterday, which was generally
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

rected to inform the Senate In what newena,sr. h h
published, aud in what newspapers his prede in
once mas puoshed, the advertisements for contracts 10
carry the mails; how long those public aons have con-
tinued; whether hey have been made in DAY. trweek.
or oi-weekiy papers at the time; and what is
the expense OF such publications."
in answer to the resolution Observe that the law
requires The Postmaster General "to give public notice
IN one newspaper published at the seat of Government
OF ns uned States aud in one or more of the newspa
pers poohshed In the State States, or Territory
where The contract is 10 be performed for nj
we Ss before the entering into any contract for carry
ing tue mall that such contract ia intended to be made
Inc advertisements appear generally TO have been
punished during the whole three months EXCEPT that
W 1871 ana In 1876 they were continued but eleven
weeks. aud in 1925 bu, six weeks.
There are records or docume nis in the D. p,rtmept
which show all the different papers in which these adj
refreshments have been published in the several States
out as tney have all been published at the seat of the
General government the following is sta,eme mt of the
newspapers in which they have been published here
ana the expense OF such publications., both by my pre-
decesser and by myself:
In 1928, National Lnteiligencer Cales&
Washington Gazette, Jonathan Ell.
, not. 1,l69 80
Washington Republican,
Richard HaughtOp, s. Co. COS so
Expense in 1928 So $50 %
In 1924, National Hlteuigeneer, weekly,
Gales s. Seaton, 81 OI2 90
National Journal. Weekly, S'''1 "
Peter Force, IOOi 81
Expense in 1924, S20l3 81
In 1926, National mteHigencer, weekly,
Gales s seaton. $500 rs
National Journal, Weekly,
Peter Force, I'll 90
Expense in 1925, Sl5I4 81
In lS26, National Mteihgencer, weekly
Gales Seaion, $l,490 II
National Journal, weekly,
refer Force, Ais 62
Expense in 1926, 81 9i5 SO
In 1927, National Hateihgencer, weekly,
Gales & Seaion, S2.73I 25
National Journal, weekly
Peter Force, 1871 %
Expense in 1927, S5I62 80
In ISIS, National Lntelligencer, weekly,
Gales < Seaton, $3,I67 81
National Journal, weekly
Peter Force, 1927 50
Expense in 1928, sc 295 81
In 1929, United States Telegram, daily,
Tor nine weeks, tri-weekly, for
tour weeks, and weekly, Duff
Green, S262s so
Expense in 1929, So ,623 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

GjN AS committed TO the Jail of the Town of Peters
w burg, IA Runaway, on the LIST day of Jauua.
ry, $780, negro man, who says he is free and call
himself Jerh W. Reade. He states that he served his
apprenticeship with Il Mr.. John Wallace cooper and
shoe maker, of Cabarras county in the State of North
Carollna he Is five feet . inches high dark com
pieXon, about % or 2i years of age has scar ON his
.tn Jaw ana another over his right eye; ALSO spot
under the eye rather darker than the balance oC
ms skn and several about his breast his clothing
consists OF dark mixed homespun cloth and fur hat The
owner requested to come forward, prove his property
pay charges, and take him away or he win be dealt
with the law directs
ROGER MALLORY Tailor.
mHch IL l07-w3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

NWIAS committed 10 the Jail Of Augusta County, on
w the 4th dey Of January last, a runaway Negro
calling himself IOM, about Fl years Of age-says ha
belongs to Mr.. John White, living in the county Of
Louisa, about ten miles from the Courthouse Hoisa
black, apparently very aru fellow, fond Of singing
eet Ia inches nigh, chunky made, aud very active.
Has upon tbe crown Of the head probably from
scald: no other marks about him, save upon his baek
which has The appearances Of frequent and severe Cog.
gng'-When committed had on coat and panalooDs Of
dark gray jeans, and old wool hat shoes and stoek
i0gs.
The owner Of the above described Negro is request.
ca 70 come Iorwad' prove property, pay charges and
isw Directs. JACOB KURTZ, Jdiloy.
March &C. u1-oa,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

from ten TO twelve miles an hour, the Car would have
Kept the track 10 Ecots Mills without any fange up
on the wheel'-which fact will remove all appre hem
sion OF danger or risk by rapid travelling OH the curved
parts of Rail ways.
Early in March last. proposition was made by the
PRESIDENT OF the Rail- Road Company the President
OF the Canal Company, that the Engineers Of the two
Companies should be directed TO ascertain by actual
survey OF the difficult passes along the Potomac whe-
'her was practicable TO find sufficient for the
construction OF both the RsRoid aud Canal along the
Norhsrn bank Of the river.-This proposition led to
correspondent which resulted in giving the
proposed, and the Engineers, with proper assistants
proceeded to make the survey.
We have now the high grati6cation 10 state that the
survey ma. so far progressed to satisfy the Engineers
mat there Is no nsuperable obstacle the con
OF both improvements as lar up the Potomac as Harper
rerry aud without any great increase OF cost either
Company. rGag
The new steamboat Rdppahannock, Capt Fairbank
let this city yesterday afternoon on her first trip TO
fredericksburg, Va She is very beautiful boat and
mas been hed up in handsome style for the accomno
dalton Of passengers She is also for the trans
portatien OF freight, aud have no doubt will fully
realize the expectations OF her owners. The beauty Of
model, strength and lghtness of the Rappahann ock
reflects great credit upon the constructors Messr.
kobb q Donaldson The engine by which she is pro-
PEELED, was manufactured at the establishment of
Messrs. Waterman Bratt, and is pronounced to be
an admirable piece oil mechanism. The ioiners work
hitedlup with great skill aud TASTE and was done by
"m. Denny. BAIT GdS. .dfay I3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

THVEACHERS WANTED-NR WTLyv h.ioc nm
q ger The necessity Of leaving Salisbury by the
is OF May the citizens of this place are DESTROYS Of en-
s"gng some Lady TO take charge Of the Female Semi.
nary here Or it would be preferable If a GentIsan
az" MS Lazy conld he engaged, 10 take charge of a
Male and Female School. The Female School num-
Oer al THIS time, 40 pupils and Male School of about
mat number, could doubtless readily obtained were
competent Instructor TO undertake H.
~ would be requisite that the Lady who would nm.
her'ake the charge OF the Female School should be
competent TO give instruction in erery department of
u.eiul and polite Education; and that the Gentleman
ShouId Lady and her husband undertake) should be
I""lneh 70 teach all branches, from the rudiments of
the English, to the Classrks
SALISBURY is pleasantly located in the Western, and
hos' 1es'ra1Ie' part ct North Carolina; with saubri-
Gus climate, and highly cultivated surrounding conn
ry provisions are abundant and cheap enabling fami-
~ TO live as cheap any where in the state
hPPhcauon ior iuriher information, to be msde, in
writing, or otherwise, TO DIR. S. H. FeJrand
S1hsbWy, W C. March 20, 1880
MAY T. 100 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

have known the Rheumatic Plaster prepar.d bv
MT George H. Keer applied with prompt and perfect
reHeI IN some cases OF severe Rheumatic pains
THOS. III. WRIGHT NJ. D.
February ~ 1929 " -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

vi OIlCE-A meeting of the Stockholders of the
Dahk OF Virginia will be held at their Banking
house, in the City of Richmond on Friday the TWENTY
first day Of May next
VIM. cambridge, Cashier.
March 1Ith, 1880.
Form OF Attorney for appointing proxies TO the said
meetng:-
know all men by these presents that of
10 hereby appoint SUBJ
siitute or proxy TO represent AT specisl meet
ing oil the Stockholders of the Bank of Virginia TO be
held on Friday the twenty first day of May next in
me city OF Richmond, for the purpose Of considering
ana deciding on The acceptance rejection of an ex
tended Charter OF the said Bank las authorised by law
passed by the General Assembly the 7h of Febr,ia
ry iS30 entitled an act further TO extend the Charter
OF the Bank of Virginia and for other purposes" In
witness whereof have hereunto set hand and
sea- ms day OF in the year 1880.
Signed, sealed and acknowledged
~ presence oil - [Seal1
m"rch IL 1O7-wt2lstMay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

ne following beautiful Drse is uo specimen of that styl
poetry 1t appears in Ble7ood read by the Shepherd
NuctcS, ana Is from the pen of Mr.. MOr:
. WEEP NOT FOR HER!
Weep not for her! Her span was like the sky
Whose thousand stars shine beautiful and bright
LAKE MOWERS That know not what IL is To die,
Like long lnked shadeloss months OF polar light,
ihke music floating DER wavelcss lako,
winnie echo answers from tho flowcry brake
Weep not for her.
Weep not for her. She died in early youth
Ere hope had lOstits rich romantic hucs
When human hosoms seemed tho homes OF truth,
And eastl stl cleaned with boauty's radiant lcws.
Her sums, prime wand not to days that freeze
Her Wine ot HE was not run to the lees:
Weep not for her
Weep not for her By fleet or slow decay
Nu'yCr gricv'd her bOsom's core to mark
Tho paynues of her childhood wuno away
-, Her prospects wither and her hopes grow dark.
Translated by her God with spirit shrivn,
She pass d. rs 'twcrc on smiles from earth Heaven:
Weep not for her
Weep not for her! 1t was not hers TO feel
The miseries that couodc amassing years
'Guiust dreams OF hafcd bliss the heart to steel
10 wander sad dow ages vale of tears
A. whirl tho witherd leaves from friendship 's tree
Aud On eOith, wiutry world alone to be:
Weep not for her!
Weep not for herr She is an angel now
And ,rcads the sapphire floors OF Paradise,
All darkness wip'd from her rctulgent brow,
Sin, sorrow, suffering, banisl'd from her eyes
Victorious over death TO her appear,
The Nista'd joys of heavens eternal year:
Weep not for her
Weep not for her! ilormcmory is the shrine
OF pleasant thoughts soft as the scent OF now'rs
Calm rs on windlcss eve the decline,
Sweet us tho song of birds among the bowers
Rich a rainbow with It's hucs of light,
Pure as tho moonsliinc of an autumn night;
Weep not for her
Weep for her there is no cause of ,yoo
But rather, nerve the spirit thai it walk
Unshrinhing DER the thorny path below,
And from earth's low dcdlcments keep thee back
20 when Few hoct swervins years have flown,
She'll meet thee at heavens gate load theo onl
weep not for her!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

. Being Violently attacked with Rheumatism. about
yga's ag9' ana me pain in my breast very severe,
i vas induced 10 try Mr.. Keerls Rheumatic PIas,er
when one. application afforded perfect relief
~. j. Ii. POOR.
Baltimore, 1l,h Feb 1929
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

TX EERL'S RHEUMATIC PLASTER is recon-
~ Va menied as the mos, efiectual and cheapest rem
ely now in use for Rheumatic Pains, Sprains. Pain,
III .he breast and Back, &c. &C. Since it has been
offered TO the Public ony eight months) MANI of III
most respectable Citizens of Baltimore have lied it,
and can testify to its efficacy ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

Last winter aboured under painful attack of Rbeu-
matsm, which lasted for some tme--on appIica,ion II
MT George H. Keerl, obtained his Rheumatic PIa,-
'er' winch relieved me entirely from pam soon after ito
application. JOIIN II NAEE
The above Plaster is rut up in boxes al rs cents
each, and sold by 800
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21
By the Governor NJ The Commonwealth nj Virginin,
PROCLAMATION.

~ VIC UVVcT'tUI ~ ITIf COMMUNICATIVE NJ
PROCLAMATION.
NAHEREAS it appears to the Executive from
w Preseniment made by the Grand Jury, for the
Circuit Court Of Brunswick County at their April term
That two persons, named George Slanback and VIM
Stainback have been guilty Of passing counterfeit Bank
N6tes, IN said county and are now going at large; T.,
John Floyd, Governor have therefore thought proper
with the advice of The Council OF State to offer re-
ward OF fifty doars, for each of the said culprit, to
any person or persons, who will apprehend and
them, or either OF them 10 the Jail of Brunswick conn
" aforesaid And do moreover require all officers.
civil and military, and exhor the 1ood people Of the
Commonwealth TO use their best endeavors to cause
the said iugves 10 be aPprehended, that they may be
dealt with AZ the law directs
G ven under my hand as Governor, and under the
lSehJ seal OF the Commonwealth, at Richmond this
Slh day OF May, 1880. JOHN FLOYD.
May L. 2-w4v
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no 'rIIE FI.OlVEKS.

Ye'tc beaud We flowers Rcplc,e with grace aud ove;-
Bright az the smiling hours that wander vn above;
Fair ~ the stars that tell with rcmLing, tender tays
Ot worlds incilablc aud sweet immortal days.
Nc're btdUtUd We flow 'fs,-i'hc .aycst OF the cav.
Aud shameless Fashion cowts bJncath array:
lc0rc the themes of song-thc m instrols coTonot--
Aud ciphcrs that belong TO LOUe'S great Alphabet!
Nc'tc beaU Jai. sc now'rs!-Aud to the elm court
ln'miOble bOwis-iur praukish dance aud sport;
For, Bc'ro not wholly given ungratcful bless
But dcni1ens of Heav'n applaud your lovcness.
lccr beautiful, We nowcrs,-Each like a prnccIy gom
Born Ot surprising hours for summers diadem;
Hut each, too like the bow that spanncth fearful skos
Whose bues OF promise glow moment, and it dies!
locr beautiful, yc low'rs-EnOmelrd by Ills hand,
Whose lavish goodness show'rs all gloes land.
Your fragrant breath scraph's od'rous sigh,
Yet wherefore are yc far, and PcIHed-but to def
iele beautiful, We how'rs!-Eo'rc luscious, for gave
such gls 10 pant His who ad yc-Ir rduc;
Aud weakest Of tho weak yo'ro born-wth lives span,
That huply yo may speak HtWjlity to Man!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

GEORGE II. KEERL, Druggist,
No. 233, Market street. Baltimore
posite Eagle Hotel '0f
March ;. INK Mo,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

THNAKE NOTICE, That /, JostAH W. CHAPpTLI,,
n Partner within the firm, styled JohH r. Thomas
= Co., hath sold his part to the said John H. Thomas
aud VII bold himself longer responsible for any deb
that hereafter may be contracted under that firm.
April 81. l2O-I6,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21
POhWPIGAl9a
(From the U. 5. Telognph)
THE NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER
THE POST OFFICE Drp,pT,t,

THE POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
The National Inteligencer says appropriations o.
money from the Treasury be made to support the
establishment, or il must St0p."
We give to-day, the report OF The DEPARTMENT in re-
ply to the call of Mr., Holmes from which II viii an
pear that Gales s Seaon received from the Depart
ment, for advertisements alone
In 49, $I,7lI 40
1924, Ol2 M
1925, son M
100, 1,499 "a
49, 273I %
1873, 3,l67 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21
HiHe iNG ldelyJmG!!l

Making the sum Of ~ SIO,922 35
They received in 1929 a. 90 900 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

Baltimore, l4,h Feb, 1929.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

, The last of these, viz: in 1922 was by myself al
the others were by my predecessor.
(I0 be concluded ia our merit
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-09-11

Beckwith Baker, stone mason, was
shot in South Frankfort, Ky. night of2fst
ult. while stealing watermelons. He
died on the spot.
The woods near the Dismal Swamp
Canal, l6 miles from Norfolk, were on
fire at the last accounts.
The brother of Capt. Morse, of schr.
Morse, wrecked on her passage from N.
York to Washington, N. G. was picked
up in boat, and taken to Swdnsboro', N.
g. He is the only survivor. Mr.. M.
and one seamen escaped to the boat, and
the latter soon died from exhaustion
Capt. M. had been married but q few
months to young lady Washington.
Geo. ID. Prentice, Esq. who is now in
the western country, collecting materials
for a biography of Henry Clay, 10 engag-
ed to edit the louisville Daily Journal -
to be commenced in November.
Scarcely any rain had fallen at Cincin-
natl, for month previous to 26th ult and
the Ohio was very low. The corn crop
was suffering.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-09-11
LAUNCH.

A beautiful nodded vessel was launch
ed from the ship yard Of Capt. George
Munro, Bristol neck, on Monday 'as''
which we understand is to be called the
Edrard, as token ofresPect to the gen
tlemen who drafted her. A NUMBER o'
our citizens repaired to the spot IN o'oe'
to witness the highly interesting appear
ance, which vessel makes, while smoo'n
ly gliding from the place whcreon she mas
been constructed, to the mighty waters
where her futnre usefulness is to be ac-
complished. We heartily wish Captain
Munro much success in the course OF MS
perambulations, and hope that he will
have the pleasure Of spending many ajoy-
full hour on board this his adopted hetP-
mate, while waited onward by gentle gales
to the haven ofhi destination.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-09-11

Westers, Elections. .-There is full confir-
nation Of the success Of the National Re
publican Ticket in Kentucky. Their ma
iority in joint ballot Of the two houses Of
the Legislature, will be from 10 to 10
votes. We repeat the fact upon the high
est authority, merely because groundless
assertions to the contrary continued to be
made by the organs of " the party"
Ind;ana.-The last Indiana Clarion says
ofthe elections in that State: owe have
not vet received intelligence from all the
counties in tais State, but there is no doubt
of there being decided majority in ou'
next Legislature friendly to the American
System and Henry Clay. In the Senate
the majority will be very large, and it II
generally believed there will likewise b'
a majority in the House of Representa-
tives.
Kensucky.-The Lexington Reporter Q
the 25th August, gives the following a
the final result Of the elections in tha
State The Anti Jackson counties sen
"A; of the Al there are four doubtful. l
Daviess county the candidates were ties
Anti jackson majority in the Senate,
Anti jackson majority on joint ballt
(without including either ofthe four dout
ful members) IL.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-09-11

TNc J;eutenancy Of the Kingdom u Or
.r.a N the Due d'Orlesns. The king
= aid 10 have eone to Lille. All the en-
hlsms Of Royalty are removed, and the
r.rss Of the streets referring to It are OK
plunged. The Deputies arc again assem-
bled this moment at La Fitte's.
Whist a deplorable act was the issuing
or m. Ordinance on Monday last
What slaughter has ensued! what chan
ses have been effected by It!
Respecting renewal Of the engage
ment, / repeat my hope that i will not be
attempted. Several Of tho officers oi the
.Garde Royale who fought ON "Wednesday,
have resigned their commissions, amongst
others Count Il think) Latour du I'm,
S;vin9 as his reason his objection to light
sg.inst his countrymen. If this example
he widely initiated, the affair will end with
out further bloodshed; If not, the contem.
plation is too horrible to be entertained
for . moment.
The shops are still very generally clos
ed. Notwithstanding the proclamation OF
the municipality. As you may suppose,
mnch distress would be felt by the Peo-
ple (being all unemployed,) had not ar
rangements been made for their subsist-
ence. The families requiring aid, rcce'y-
ed bread and other Provisions. lhe men
on duty, in like manner, receive bread
choose, meat and wine, which the differ
ent parties parade through the streets, pre-
ceded by drum.
The order that prevails reflects upon
the people and their chiefs the highest
honor. The National Guard will have
immortalised itself by its exemplary
conduct in protecting persons and proper,
ty from possible injury. TO tho credit OF OF
the Parisians be It known, that, amid all
their excitement, no foreigner has been
insulted; but should exhaust all terms OF
eulogy were to dwell much upon the val
or the French during the combat, and
their excellent conduct when even flushed
with victory over an obstinate and brave
encmy.
Money is not to be had. The money
changers have all disappeared, SO that
foreign coin, or securities cannot be turn
ed into French specie.
On the evening Of Wednesday an eagle
(of one Of Napoleon's old regiments) was
mounted over the triumphal arch in the
Place de Carousel, together with the tr''
coloured Hag. The flag remains, but the
eagle has been taken down. The tri-col.
ored cockade, or breast knot, is general
not only among the French, but Russians
English, Germans, Danes, and other for
eigncrs,