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was lstely attempted in Paris, is well
known to thoic acquainted with artillery
and engineering. Intervals have been con-
ttrueted Of various dimenGons, and ufed
both on terra frma and on lhip board.
The frf inventor of them, or at leaf the
trlt who put them in practice, was Ere
derrick JambellIan Italian engineer, at
the iiege of Antwerp, under the duke of
Parma, in 1855. The great dearueeion
made by theie, caufed feveral others to be
tried, but none of them by any means fuc-
ceeded. At Dunkirk and St. Maloes they,
were tried by the Englih and at Havre
de Grace by the Engliih and Dutch, under.
king William.
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES
SATURDAY, MARCH ID.

WHEREAS, by the hrit Article of the
terms anl conditions declared by the Pre-.
fident of the United States on the I7thday
ct October 1871, for regulating the ma
tefials and manner of. buildings and i'm
rrovemements on the lots in the CITY Of
Wilmington, it is provided, g that the
g outer and party walls of all houfes in
:" the iaid City, ihall be built of brick or
I" hone. And by the third article of the
fame terms and conditions, it is declared,
!" that the wall of no houie ihall be high
!" er than forty feet to the roof in any
:" Part of the City, nor fhall any be low
6 er than thirty five feet in any Of the A
venues. And whereaskE above reel
ted articles were found TO impede the
Settlement in the City, of Mechanics and
others, Whole circumstances did not admit
of erecting houies authorized by the fad
Regulations; for which caufe, the Pref
dent of the United States, by a writing
under his hand, bearing date the twenty
fifth day of June 1896, fufpended the ope
ration of the laid articles, until the frA
Monday of December 18oo-and the be-
nefcial effects ariGng from fuch fuipeniion
having been experienced, it is deemed pro-
per to revive the fame. WHEREFORE,
l THOMAS JEFFERSON, PRECEDENT of the
United States, do declare, that the opera
ton of the frf and third articles, above
recited, fhall be, and the fame is hereby
fuipended until the # day Of January Soz,
and that all the houfes which hall be erect
ed in the faid City Of Warrington, pre-
vious to the faid Grf day Of January
1902, ccnformablc in other re{peces to
the regulations aforefaid, lhall be con6der-
ed as lawfully erected, except that no
wooden houie hall be erected within IL
feet of any brick or hone houfe.
Giveu uuder my hand This 1Itb d9y Of
Maycb, 1901.
(Signed)
TIT. IEFFERS SON.
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Lecnidas the Spartan hero} with fn,all
oand OF Americans fought an army of We
terans greatly hyperion in numbers only,
and although nearly famifhed for the want
OF Provitions, his noble courage was not
Gait down, but encouraged his men to
victory or death.
from the following article, extracted from
London paper, it appears that Lord
Keith intended undertaking fome often
five operations againf Leghorn.
FLoRENcE, December Q.
Admiral Keith has intimated the fol-
lowing to all the confuls of the neutral
powers refident at Leghorn -
:" By the express command of his Bri-
tanic Majeay, all the coniuls of neutral
powers, reiident at Leghorn, are orde, ed
to iend away all the thips OF their relpec-
tive nations before the 18TH Frimaire.
At the expiration of the fad term, thoie
who fhall have difobeyed this order, ihall
be coniidered and treated as enemies in the
operations which will take place.
This intimationwhich fcems to announc e
a commandment, will make 1t neccnary for
the neutral powers TO remonNrate.
1t it faid of Governor Tichenor, that
in one of his travels through the fate of
New Jeriey, he made it in hisway to call
ON creduious old Dutchman, who was
an innkeeper, and an old acquaintance. A
fhort time before he arrived at the inn,
he alighted fror, his carriage, and took up
an oaken leaf, and carefully wrapped it in
a piece of paper. After the ufual cerimo
MES he aiked, his landlord ifhe ever taft
ed ofthe tree Of Ee? He faid he had not.
The Governor very fedately took from his
pocket the 1aid oaken leaf, and prefer ed
it to the Dutchman; who aftsrviewing it,
took bite of it again and again, expect
ing from its effects that he lflould live for
ever. The Governor loon after leaving
the Inn, the landlord ran after him, and
anxiou1y requefted the Governor, that if
ever he lhould come that way again, he
would by no means let his zvjfe raRe OF
that leaf.
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Public Vsndue.

Ga TUESDAY ncxt, will behold at the
Vendue-Store,
One bale Of Diaper Table
Cloths Of different hzes,
One box Of China Bowls,
Four tets Of elegant China.
PHILIP G. MARSTELLER,
14nl7ionrey.
March ID.
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> CHARLESTON, February ~.
A*ir017 from THE log b0Ok eftbe brig Wxa-

Indian, CAPT. Cbj@oim.
- Sailed from Portfmouth on the 10Th
VI december. Three days after, fpoke
the Britifh channel feet off Brett, under
.ne command of admiral Parker. Put in
70 Liibon on the 10th of December. Sail
81 on the 4th of January for Madeira,
where we arrived on the 18th. Sailed
On the 10TH for Charleaon.
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On WEDNESDAY the fyR of.
ApyA Ytair, ycnot lbe uexf fair DIV,
7v'H be expe/sa far /ale, at tbe plania.
nan qu6ereon uoav dzveN,
Allthe ltock Of Hor(es, Cat
tie, Sheep and Houfehold Furniture the
property of Samuel Bowling, deceafed.
Six months credit will be given for all
iums above fix pounds, giving bond with
approved fecurity and all lums under Fix
pounds cath mua be paid.
All perlons having claims againa the
eitate are defired to bring them in proper
ly proved: and all thoie indebted are re-
qae&ed to make immediate paymen
MARIAN BOWLING, Adm'x.
March IA. 1t
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Public Sale.

On FRIDAY at 10 o'clock, will be fold
at the Vendue-S Store,
Brown Sugar IN hhds. g bis.
Loaf and Lump Sugar in lots,
Teneriife and Port Wine in pipes, half
pipes and quarter csaks,
French Brandy in pipes,
Whiikey in t;crces and barrels,
Hylon Tea in chefs,
Bohca Tea in chefs,
Figs in calss and trails,
Raihns In do. do.
Cordials In boxes,
Soap and Candles in boxes
Cotton in bales,
a quantity Of Bacon,
Tobacco kegs,
Nails III caiks,
Hardware ai1orted in boxes, &c.
Alto, quantity Of
ID K Y GOO DIS.
Particulars Of which will be made known
previous to the fate.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
Aut7ioNeer.
February II.
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recounting the feverai profecutions, it APP
pears that / was rniitaken in one; Imean
that Of the printer III Bottom, who was u
niverfally faid to have died in priion, and
which never heard contradieted before.
Even the gentleman from S. Carolina fMr.
Rutledge) who acknowledges he was I'M
der the fame impreAions with myfelf until
he went to the eaitward during the laH
lummer, and who thought it of 70 much
Importance as to make an enquiry part
Of his buGnets, did not receive correct in
formation for he has been contraditted
on the floor by his friend from MaGachu
letts MT. OTIS whole ftateme mt likewife
by the bye, | believe to be equally inaccu-
rate with my own for two Other gentle
men from that fate, who ufually fit on
my left, have hncc told me that Thomas
Adams, printer in Bottom, and man Of
delicate health was charged under this law
and held to bail for his appearance, but
died before his trial, and that Abijah
Adams is the man alluded to as having
been proiscuted in the fate court. But,
fir, the circumstance was mentioned Incl
dentaliy by me, and as icon as found I
had been miaaken readily acknowledged
it, as I trua fhall always do when con-
WINGED that / have been IN All ercr and
gentlemen have done me nothing more
than jultice in fayinging they believe the
miitatement was not willful on my part,
and beg leave to do them equal juAice by
declaring that believe their misftatements
have been Unintentional likewife. How.
ever, be the fact as it may, whether he
lived or died, in or out of prifon it certain
ly could not have been ufed by 14sc to
efabliih the fayorite point which the gen.
tlemen have 70 ftreneouly contended for
the pvilful corruption Of the court. The
bare circumHance Of his death could not
have been imputed to the corrupt conduit
of the judges, and / believe it will not
be contended that l venture to condemn
the mode in which his trial was conducted.
SO much for the firR act.
The next was that member Of this
houfe had been proiecuted, convicted, fined
and impriioned, for an offence under this
law which was committed betoye The La7v
uvas in eajaeuct. And here give me leave
to remark, that the point of this argument
no gentleman ha: thought proper to an
liver: for the evil that / complained Of
was that the law had been fufceptible Of
fuch contribution as to warrant the pu-
nifhment Of man for an offence commit
ted anteccdent to its paHage. 1t was the
Retrospective operation which had been
given TO the aef in this particular cafe,
which did conGder and do yet confider
as a arong argument againa its continu-
ance. The nature of his trial, nor the
matter of the writing for which he was
! puniihed, was neither Of them remarked
on by me. The words wilful corruption
were 6ra introducedby the member fr m
Connecticut (Mr. Dana) and when / ir-
terrupted him and told him they were NOT
ufed by me did not expect to hear no moro
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CongreG Of the United States.


HOUSE OF kaPREsEkTAT1yRs.
THURSDAY, January II.
S E D I tt O N l. A w.
debate continued
HoYhe tx eammittec-Nfr. Mo,vit in THE
ebair.
Upon General Lees fitting down,
there was loud call for the quefion,
when
Mr.. Nicholfon roie, and faid although
he was ienhble that the patience Of the
committee mue be we'll nigh exhauRed,
yet he could not fufer this quefion to be
finally taken without making fome OFFER
vations which he deemed neceHary. Gen
tlcmen who had oppofed him in the debate,
had, for their own purpofes, 70 tortured
and perverted his exprenions, that one who
had not heard him would naturally fup-
pofe he had made a charge of the foxlef
1Or,uptiox againf the judges Of the federal
court. He did not rife, he laid, to calm
the temPeR which thole gentlemen had ex-
cited in their own breaas, nor to quiet the
mournful approximations juit exprcned by
the honorable member from Virginia (Mr.
Lee,) thcfe he imagined would foon fub-
Gde of themfelyes; but there was relpect
which he owed to himfelf that rendered
iome additional remarks necef1ary.
When he frf had the honor to address
the committee on this fubjea, he had faid
that if he had been member Of the houie
at the period when this law pafed, he GER
tainly fhould have given it his feeble oppo-
ftion, not only on the ground Of its un-
contitutionality, but its inexpediency too.
He had avoided going into long train of
argument, with which the newspapers and
pamphlets Of the day would have fprniihed
him, becaule he was unwilling TO detain
the committee with the repetition of OBJ
jeetions which he prefumed were frefh on
the mind of every man. He had endea-
vored to be as conciie as poAible, Eating
only in general terms, a principle that he
had cher;ehed from his earlief youth, that
as far as relates to public men and public
rneafures, the prefs ought to be free as air.
Sir, aid MIR. N. it has ever been my OPT
MON, and I have yet feen no reafon to
change it, that wife and virtuous admi-
nifration, who make the happinefs and
PROSPERITY Of the nation the iole rule OF
their conduit, can have nothing to dread
from the per Of fallhood: the ihafts Of
calumny will fail bluntcd before them, the
attack of the ilaaderer will reyerberate up
on himielf.
That the numberlels objections which
had been made againf this law in its earli-
eft fages, had been strengthened by the
practice which had grown under it, was GER
! tainly one of my arguments, and Inoticed
fone inaances of profecutions, in which
!, the deciGons Of the court had made the
| law more Objectionable in my mind. In
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Warrington Society.

e. The Members of the
ALEXANDRIA WESTINGHOUSE
CIETY are hereby notiGrd, that ,egu-
II, .f0ted melting Of The /aiS Society qviV
be bid at GndIgy's Hstel, an Mouday tie
a3agRant, at 10 o'c/ock Il. M. End it is
earnsfy requsfed that the members will
tie 10nt7Hal in their attexaaxee, as there
alome neeeeOayy byfne/s TO BE- tyun/zaed.
The Joeiey will m0ve liz troeslfoa with
.fAed others as eby/s to jim, at II o'eloel,
.tr0m the Curt o3/e Jquare to Tie PREF
tyttsian Meeting Houh, 4o.5e,c an Ora
nm will be delf0eyed BY fi,r Revd. Mr.
A1agstt, adatted to The oeea)fou.
lbe Soeiey ruHI dine fagethey oufkat
6gy' at GaaIgy's, Agrsea6k to ,s/oIUe
Ct the Ayf quarterly meefi1g.
By order Of the Prelident..
G. DENEALE, Sec'ry.
February IS.
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CONDITIONS of PUBLICATIONS
of the
Alexandrla Aduerta]er

I. 1t a0Y be fnbiy@ea an q haLf,@eet
sf &5er-r,yal PIPER cfgood qu0lily, end
soib an elegant type, q avbicb this PAPER
emtaius a L1ecimen.
II. 1t 7v;W be pubA@ed e4eyy day at 3
seloek, and dskiz,s,rd to /uk/eri5ers in toeavu
with The utmgf regularly md rx1edi-
n7n, md tra1/mttedfo tbgIe at a alliance
t5raa25 the m9R early and regular ebau-
wis of eouz,eyauce.
III. Tire price qON be Five Dollars PER
0nauw, to be paid ore baJ en- receipt Of the
fyf number, tie feAaiudcr at tie end Of
The year.
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Property for Sale.

Property for Sale.
TWO hundred and forty acres
Of excellent FARMING LAND, lying
in the county of Loudoun, about ID miles
from Leeiburg, and one mile from the
turnpike road leading from thence to Snic-
ker's Gap, being part of Scotland Tract,
formerly belonging to Mr.. w. Mellon.
A HOUSE and LOT cligi-
bly, ftuated, in Fairfax Rreet, Alexan-
dria, in the poneAion of Mr.. Charlie.
Jones, coachmaker.
A L OF in Dumfries, on
which are built arong and commodious
brick dwelling houfe and kitchen, Ra-
bic and granery-in the occupancy of Mr..
Fine Smock. This menuage, from it's
vicinity to the creek and other local pro-
perties, is we'll calculated for perfon in
the grain or tobacco bulineis.
If the fr& mentioned property is
not previouny dilpoied of by private bar
gain, it will be expofed to public iale
at Mrs. Myers's tavern, in Leeiburg, on
the 18th day of April next, being the frA
day of Loudouh county court.
For terms, application may be made to
MIR. Thomas Harrifon, Dumfries, or to
COLIN AULD,
Camerou,/freet, alexandria.
February 2. mw&ff
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M0unt-Ve1mon Fiiheyy.

THE public are informed that the r.
port OF the fihery being rented is milf
take, the parties who were to have rente9
It having withdrawn from the BARGAIN
Filth will be fold from the feline as cbean
at this landing as at any on the river, and
every exertion ufed to accommodate cuff
toners. The roads leading to this ffherv
are very direct and will be kept in good
ordertor the accommodation of wa eeoners
March $. dotf
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Ricketts,, Newton 6 Co.
HAYE RECEIVED,
In aaaiti5n to fbeir former Rock, Mbbly
eftbe J0llo7viug GOODS:
Bru11ells and Scotch Car
peting-Hearth Rugs,
Furniture Calicocs,
CaHimeres,
Handlome Regieer Stoves, with Steel
Tenders,
Shovels and longs,
A hand1ome al1orrment of London bound
Ledgers and Journals, Waite Books.
Bill and Bank Books, &c.
Gentlemens' fashionable Hats,
Do. Drefling Cafes complete,
A handfome afortment of Tapann'd and
Silver Ware-elegant Tea Boards,
Caddies, Wine Coolers, and COAT
ers, Tea and Coffee Urns,
Plate Warmers,
Pebble Watch Seals and Gold Chains.
February 70. d
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!
!. 7As sullari5e7 rpit1 SELL, !,
EXCHANGE for abbroxsd lands
near the Blue Rid
A valuable Tract Of Land
in Northumberland county, two miles
from the court houfe, and near the bank
of the Potomac, containing. 1863 acres.
This tract is divided into two plantations,
on the one there is brick dwelling houfe
50 by 80 feet conveniently divided, and
two brick Offices, "A by Is feet. A franz
ed houfe 20 by IS feet deGgned for an
overfeer, and other out houies.
The convenienees ofthis place are equal
: led by few, and the profpea excelled by
none in the fate. The houle is iituated
on high hill and commands an extenfve
view OF the Potomac and the Chefapeake
bay. There is creek Astounding with
the fneh filth and oyRers, which termi-
mates the fat land of this traa, that is ma
vigable for bay craft, and affords an ex
cellent landing place within half mile
Of the houfe. On this part Of the tract
there is an excellent bearing apple and
peach orchard, and variety Of other
fruit trees. 1t has great Efficiency of
oak and hickory timber, for the uie of
II the plantation, 5eGdes large quantity of
u pine.
On the other plantation there is frame
dwelling houfe 81 by rs feet, and few
out houies, fuch as tenants generally have
about them. This part of the tract is as
well fituated for farming as any lands in
Virginia. It's well watered, has fulfil
cheney of timber for its iupport, and Aou-
rifhing young peach and apple orchards.
AS it's prefumable that no perlon will
make fuch a purchale without viewing the
premifes, all that is neceaary to add is that
MIR. Spencer Ball, living thereon, will
thew the whole, and is fully authorized to
make lale thereof.
JAMES V. BALL.
N. B. Any perfon purchahng may be
iupplied with flock of all kinds neceiary
and fuficient for the plantation.
February Io, 1901. law
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KNIGHT Of MALTA
AND
YOUNG GIFT.

THESE celebrated JACKS are 70 we'll
known as to render defcription unnecef.
fary; fuffce it to fay, they are hyperion
to any in the United States, as they were
imported and from them have iprune mott
of thoie now in the country.
They will cover at light Dollars the
ieaion and Half a DsAkar to the groom.
Good paifurage gratis, but not aniwer-
able for accidents or e1capes.
Mount Vernon, March s. dot
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WlLL4M OXLEH s. Co.
At their WHOLESALE
Woollen, Linen and Cotton
WAREHOUSE,
Prince freet, formerly occupied by Mr..
w. I Hall)-Have for Eale,
A variety Of fealonable GOODS
which they will difpole of low for cath or
produce. A liberal credit will be given
to thofe who apply we'll recommended.
February "a. eo3w
For Sale, or to be Lea7ed,
In the City of Wilmington, and poaeiIion
given Immediately,
a handfome, wellfinifhed
three Rory BUILDING, on New erfey
Avenue, in the vicinity of the Capitol,
and the nearef dwelling On the {outh of
it on Capitol Hill. The lot and houfe
are well ftuated, and will always COM
mand an uninterrupted view of the whole
city and George Town to the welt, as
well as of the Potomac and Eaffern Branch.
The houie contains o convenient rooms,
executive of garrett and cellars.
If fold, United States flock, or flock in
any of the banks would be taken for the
whole or part of the payment, and good
title given or, if leaied for years, the
terms would be accommodating to a good
tenant.
Further particulars may be known by
applying to Mr.. Jofeph Hodgfon, in that
city, or the iubfcriber in Baltimore.
MATHEW BROWN.
January IS. 60
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The high bred imported Hoyjs
p u N C. II,

Will cover mares this leafon at
William Powers's tavern, Four Mile Run,
between George Town and Alexandria,
at 14veuty Dollary each mare, and Oue
Dollar for the groom.
The following is copy ola certificate
from fir John Lad, bart. the original Ct
which may be ieen by applying to the
fubicriber.
Lozdou, .1an.11, 1899.
This is tocertjy that Punch aOns got BY
King Her0d, bydam by old Marie, grind
dam BY The Cullen Arabian, great ygraaa
dam Bzackeyes, by Regalus, great great
grand dam by Graf, great great great
grand dam by tbe Wa,loek GaAzo7vey.-
This b0y/e aoas my properly and Eld Nm.
PozUeys.
JOHN Lid.
Witnefs-7Homas Bullock.
~. B. He qvou torty t4co d!9ereas
plates, bs/edes matches aud ,/4veekfakes,
awhile in the bsDSDEon Of fir Jshn La4,
bart.
Good grafs for mares at half a dollar
per week, and every attention paid them'
but not liable for accidents or efcapes:.
The money to be paid at the time OF
covering or before the mares are taken
away.
WILLIAM POWERS.
February III.
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Situate upon the north fide of Prince
itreet and eaf lide of Warrington ffreet.
and bounded as followeth, viz.
Beginning at the interiection of Gaid
ltreet, and running thence northwardly
with Warrington itreet and binding there
with 100 feet to 10 feet alley, thence
eaitwardly with the line of the alley and
parallel TO Prince itreet So feet, thence
fouthardly with line parallel to Walh.
nston itreet II feet, thence weRwardly
with a line parallel to Prince Oreet ~
feet, thence tonthwardly with line pa
fai'ei to Warrington areet 70 feet to
Prince itreet, thence weawardly with that
ttreet and binding herewith to the begin
ming. being z6 feet
Subject to ground rent of dollars
per annum.
LUDWELL LEE.
Aueult 70. eo18t
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lafsa from Gurope.

From Live,p0ol Papers to tbe FIRST OF
ADJUST, rsceiUrd at lbe office oflbe
(N. 1orkl Mercantile Adve,i,er, BY
tie 14oo Ma,1ss, capt. Moo,es.
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not faii TO reprefent to tho Lords Commit
iloners OF the Admiralty their highly
pra'ie worthy conduct and if it pleafes
the Almighty God that the vice. admiral
RECEIVERS his health, he will feel proud on
Tome future day to go with them in pur-
iuit OF further glory, and aGiit in making
the name OF their king and country be-
loved and retPected by all the world.
lSigned)
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AueuG 70.
rue Dollars RezUuyd.

Ran AWAY on Tpefday the Sth iuf
an apprentice to the hair dreiing buiineE,
named WIilh;am Couuor. He is about S
years of age, fout made, about { feet s
inches high. He took with him Bath
coating coatee of a light colour, nankeen
trowfers, and a fur hat half worn. Iris
tupPoied he is gone towards Georgetown,
where his relations live.
Whoever takes up. laid apprentice, and
fecures him in any iail 70 thar get him
again, fhall receive the above .cwdIa,~ /
ali reaionabie expenvcs paid if brought
home.
PETER ROWLAND.
n. B. I forwaln all perfons frem en-
Ploying or harboring him at their peril.
Sept. 10. DIT
Ihomplon and Veltcil
Haze ,eeeived BY the brig Comme,ee, capt.
BakdaOin, .fr0m England,
A Coniignment Of a Quantity of
D x Y G. O O d S,
,Amonga which are,
Printed calicoes and chintzes,
Mullins OF various kinds,
Plain ard figured cambria,
Muninetts and dimitieS,
Irifh linens and table linens,
Shawls, hoGery and ribbons,
Blanketihg, ferges, Sc. sc.
Being defrous of cloGng the fales fPeedily,
the above goods will be fold mutually low,
for cath, produce or notes "a fhort date.