apprise (1), apprize (1)
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 29
t. [From apprise, s. (q.v.).] To inform, to make aware, to bring to the notice of. "Herman! I command thee, Knock, and apprise the Count of my approach." Byron: Manfred, iii. 3. * ap-prise (2), v.t. [* APPRIZE (2).] ap-prised (1 & *2), pa. par. (1 & * 2).] [APPRISE ap-pri's-ing (1 & * 2), pr. par. [APPRISE (1 & * 2).]
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