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EEw-YoRK, June 10
I's"def % letter from Ve7o London, date yl{9s-
ddy EveHiU~. IN JU1s

day Evening, III June
We were much alarmed hast evening in eon-
sequence of Com. DecatIr's sendine ns~@,4aiisr TO
Saptai" fa"detser, at Fort TfumbuIl, that REIN
iorcement had joined the English ships which hsye
oecH some days oft orr barbor; in consequence OF
wh'cl almost every family IN town which had not
PreNous'y removed their furniture, bad IL owing
cary TINS morning. Carts were moving in every de
recton, with goods and furniture, Notwithstanding
tae ram. The shps ran up the river, about o.
CLOCK TINS morRing, between and miles, and are
now aground bur Wy tightening will get Of without
injury, and is expected they will 60 up n,sr
tales Ferry (6 miles from New-LOndon) where
hink they will be safe il will be very difficult for
men Of war to approach tn in consequence of the
channels being so crooked"
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Boston, June S.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

~ THE brig Ida, Cahtain Mantor,
mas ARRIVED az Portland, from bordeaux
W The PGris dates by her are to the
%Hh Aprl-previous to which the cam
paign IN the North had not opened nor had
any important Political event occurred
The Emperor Hahokeon left Paris the
18th April, and was at lNayence, (Dlenfz }
the 10th, at night.
twas the general opinion at Bordeaur.
that the French would be compelled to act
on the dc/en8fpe.
the Paris " Gazette de France" ofthe
I'm .Hh''H, contains tie foitozving account
Of Inc situation offhe French .frnies in
fhe Worfh on The 20M AhrU -
Danfzic. Thorn, 1lodhn Zamose, in
the same state IS before. Steffin. Cusfrfn.
Glogaw and Shandau, were but feebly
blockaded.
" WHrenburg and Torgau we're in a
gocd state. The garrison of Vutcnbure
had repealed the attack made on them
Gen. Iandame was in advance of Bremen.
Gen. Se6aSfiaW between the Ei6e & Weser.
The left wing of the Viceroy was on the
zoe, at the mouth Of the ,Sauke, and his
right at Hortz, occupying Bernbure his
reserve was ct Magdebonrg.
The Prince of MoScozpd (.Neu was at
E3nfh; Duke of PGgusa { DlaTmont AT
GOTTA, occupying LargeR- Snlfza and the
Duke of Istria ( Besaeres J at Evsonarb
Count bertrand al Co6ourg, and General
Sonham, at Weimar." Centinek.
PORTLAND, june
Arrived below, last night, the letter of Marnue
sehr. Sro, ct baltimore, David Gray. commander.
% days from bordeaux, laden with Brandy. wine
more " "'''
On the goth, ut s a. NJ. saw sail ON the lee bov
gave chase, and discovered her 10 be shin nnter
English coors--the wind being light, did NOT set
W'this gun shot IN /. Z. M. when az enoaoemsnt
commenced, which terminated in so .1inutgs nv The
enemy's striking her colors, end without essential
injury TO either party. Boarded hey, sBd .be nrov.
ed to be the English ship LOYAL Sam. Of Cia!rov
bound from Nassau, n. p. 10 Glasgow. e,rrv;rg 10
guns, and 20 men, beside some psssengera ami Ia
den with Coffee, dyswood, cotton aud some sosc;,
took out % her t5 boxso CONTAINING gold adj an
yer, soroons Of Indigo, asd two long nine t,osn.l
er'-manncd the ship and ordered her for a port IN
North or South Carolina.
PssseDgers, JsWes Sloan, Esq. of Baltimore aod
three French gentlemen. Mr. Sloan u the bears,
fsires IN Paris. ~
The lds came entirely destitute Of papers-l,sy;ne
boarded the ship conveying our Minister'S IN Husss
days Out, they presented Nc. Gsllatin with tl,e
Paris, .4btH 25, 1915
News has been received from tle torJer, al N,
th'ne, that every part between iint river snd a.,
b'3e' ana from tie sea 10 lhe fronter Of s,vop,
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gociable paper 100000
On salt at 20 cents 100000
Additional duty on TO-
reign tonnage 100000
. e,ses 900
Deduct for expences of collection,
assessment, and losses $50, 900
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had effected junction, and were advancing With y.
terrible imposing force. The troops display an un.
common degree of ardor: aud the yupples os
the army were better than they ever ,sl hays,
oeen.
At the last dates from Mayen the E,nperorw,s
reee'vins the d'sniares oil The eviedsrssion vi ,ss
Rhine. W
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~, I-dTIs, sHDTTI %, 1915
hh'ne, that every part between ,l,a river snd a.,
r'5e, and FROM tie sea TO the frontiers Of s,vop,
and bohemia, Wss 10 mOyeLIeut The G.ner,E
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ELEGANT EXTRACT.

The friends of Zion will rSd with
| pleasure the following extract from al
Grafton on the progress OF Christianity
g Can we (said the speaker) neglect
without ingratitude, to speak OF the pro
gress of Christianity; our glory, our
salvation! NVhat proof, more striking,
what argument, more convincing, can
be offered to establish Its truth and ex.
cellencc, than the consideration, that no.
thing ha. yet been able to obstruct Its
Heavenly course? 1t has stood as the
rock of ages.
+" Unhurt amidst the war of elements,
&" The wreck Of matter ard the crush OF
worlds"
IF is destruction was sought, ere it
rose from the Manager: an Angel appear
! ed to preserve it from harm. Ii it was
despised and rejected Of men, Angels
Came and ministered unto 1t. 1t it was
tempted on the mountain, It's spotlcss In
,egrity disdained the blibe of worlds
If it wa~ betrayed with kiss, its spirit
was strengthened III the hour OF trial by
the arm of Heaven IF its sun was
darkened on Calvary's Mount, it soon
recovered its splendor If it blsd and
was mangled on the Cross, a Physician
was nigh to wash away the stain and
heal the wounds If the door of the
Sepulchre was guarded, the AnSa ofthe
Lord rolled away the stone, and it
burst the bar of death and triumphed
DER the, grave" If it has suffered, aid
almost died Martyr at the stake; if
Persecution with unrelcntihg and ruth
less vengeance has pursued it for de-
struction its shield, more invalne rable
than brass, has de6ed the raging of the
flames and repealed the shafts of cruelty
* violence The enemies Of Christianity
have found their exertlons to destroy its
progress, as idle as their breath TO divert
the course ofthe wind, or the strength Of
a babe to overturn mountain. Ii has
gone on. conquering and to conquer,
leading captivity captive, and bringing
its foes under grateful subsection. Idol
airy has bowed its knee TO acknow
ledge its power. Superstition hath thrown
off her mask Ia behold the effulgence
of its countenance-InGdclity has trec'-
bled at the majesty Of its truth, and scep
ticism has blushed to own doubt. Ii
mas run and been glorified and we have
every reason to believe, It's light will yet
pervade the darkest corners Of the globe,
that the savage and the inhdel wherever
they may be found, will rejoice at its
beams, IS the only guide 10 future hap
piness will hail the sound Of It's voice,
as the only accents that can speak peace
and comfort to an Immortal soul %
AMEN.
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engaged, after passing the Quiers,
and as the particulars Of the contest
are not stated, itmay DO inferred, that
the French had ne ground for boast
ing on the occasion. However,, it's
certain, that since the battle OF Wurt-
zen, Bonaparte has penetrated into
Silesia, with that degree OF conn
dence which even his superior rum
bers could not reasonably inspire,
unless he had strong grounds to rely
on the friendly disposition, or at least
on the irresolution Of Austria. The
latter seems to be not an improbable
solution ofhis conduct. .
An Armistice is the faverite topic
in all the French papers. 1t is in
situated to be tire point in which
Austria and France fully coincide ;
ard another important instance Of
the good will of Austria is the faci-
lily she is asserted to have given TO
Prince Poniatowski. to pass through
aorayia with ii 900 Poles to join
the French army. If such facility
has been afforded. il is a palpable
breach of ueuira!ity. and utterly in
consistent with the character which
Austria seems principally TO affect,
that of an impartial mediator be-
f,voen the belligerenfs. Permission,
it i, stated, has also been given to
Gen. Gablenz's Saxou corps to pass
through the Austrian states, to
Join tho French army.
The Emperor Napaleon's head
Quarters were, on the evening of
the 25th at Buntzlau.
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We hope now Mr.. Madison's hostili-
" To- New England will be s,iflcd for a
short tine, after his second abor,ive at
temp: to cut off the miserable pittance
Of lr.dc which his war has left in their
power TO CLEAN. II is not that the tri-
fling exports which New.England can
make under present circumstances, will
have aay effect on the enemy. I" Of en-
coaragiag perseverance, in the war;"
but the insidious discrimina fion between
differen, ports of the United States,"' as
be calls il, is~hat o,erfows the disap
pointed old gentleman's gall. When his
friend Bonaparte issued his licences In
favor Of particular ports of our country,
we heard nothing of "snsi1ions discrimi
nation" We Cannot be too thankful for
having Senate VITO are not disposed to
b, ar him through with all his unsccount-
abe partiaiities anu unaccoun,able anti
pdihies.
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LONDON. June IL.

We yesterday received Paris pa
pers, to the sth. Private letters
from France which have reached us
by the snme conveyance, assert, that
the negotiation for armistise is still
going on with every prospect ofsuc-
cess hut that the French have de-
manded as s;na qua u0a. that the
Allied Army shall faI! back between
the river Wariha and the Vistula.
Some accounts 60 SO far as to say,
that the French troops are already
in possession, both Of BresIau and OF
Berlin but this seems to be an an
ticiPation. and, as we think, not We
ry probable one, of future advanta.
ges.
On the cath uIt. Ney, Lauriston,
ant Regnier. il is said. forced the
passage of the Nesis, and on the
25th. that Of the Quiess. 1t is plain
therefore, that the retreat Of the
Allies continued to be prosecuted
with the same order and regularity
with which it was begun and that
the rear guard not only covered the
main body from issuIt, but barras-
sed the enemy in his advance. Some
Of these affairs must have been al.
most considerable enough to merit
the character of battles. All the
three divisions OF Macdonald were
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
NETWORK, July %
LATEST FROM ENGLAND

To the poliieness of gentleman In
this CITY, we are indebte d Tor the loan oi
Newport Mercury extra, containing
London dates to the lth OF June, re-
ceived there, viz Lisbon. The news Is
Of Importance aud will be found In our
columns Of this day The English &C
count Of the great battle in Germany
confirms our former statement, that The
allies were not defeated, though they
iuund 1t necessary TO retire but mat
they 2erinY;ned their ret eat in good or
der, aud without loss that IN the battle
Bonaparte lost double the men that he
destroyed ct the allies, and finally, tho
he claimed a victory, yet if we set eff
his losses against the advantages he gam
ed, it would be more properly termed a
defeat. IL Spain inc allies ale victori-
ous,, and il is probable the French will
be driven oct OF the Peninsula before
the close of the Campaign. Although
the London dates are IL days later than
before received, we find no mention OF
the Russian mediation.
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Total,
$500
BOSTON, July IT.
Extraordinary Occurrence.

We hear from Hillsboroagh, N. H.
that remarkable Tornado was expert
enced there on the night of the lsth inst,
About l2 o'clock, the house Of Mr. A
bel Shattuck was struck by sudden
gust of wiDd and instantly crushed to the
earth. The family consisted of Mr.. S.
and wife, children and young woman.
The whole were buried III the ruins
The timbers, iois,s, and the rubbish OF
the ehirnies lying over, and around
them. A small boy, who, fortunately,
happened to be less confined, by the
fragments of the house than the rest,
succeeded in struggling out, and ran to
the n-Ighbors with an account, Of this un.
common disaster, who Immediately re-
paired where their assistance was want.
ed, and extricated the unfortunate per-
sons from their perllous situations Not
one pas ,foand to Be injured i! The fur
niture was all destroyed, excepting one
desk, and one bedstead out of S. The
fame OF a large looking glass was com
pletely broken, but the glass was found
in the field uninjured ! The house oo-
cupied considerable ground, having been
lately enlarged, and was ore story and a
half high,
The wind, after destroying the house,
passed 4. a large barn, which 1t CON-
pletely demolished, and killed one COW
and wounded another. II then proceed
ed abou, quarter Of mile across an
orchard, and tore up by the roots 10 OF
| q apple trees, the tops falling to wind
wsrd. The train of wind then assembled
and its marks were afterwards visible
only or the tops Of few trees. Some
articles, however, were carried nearly :
miles.
A shop stood within about 80 feet OF
the clearinghouse, but received not the
slightest injury.
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rEnclosed in aletter from Bordeaux.
Extract Of letter fro m his ereetieney
5 the Duke Of Bassano, dated May 20,
1918.
"Thc emperor has perceived that
the present situation of affairs might
cause the Americans to lose a part
of the advantages of their commerce.
His majesty has ordered that the
question which has come before him,
should be decided in the way most
favorable to the interest OF the A
mericans.
Wherefore the consuls Of the u.
States shall have in France, in what
relates to prizes, TIE same jurisdie-
ton, which the French cOnsuls exer-
else in the countries. where they are
the most fayoured.
The American vessels & Privateers
shall be allowed TO take each, 30
muskets. SO pistols, and 80 swords.
and the number of guns, which
shall be necessary, from 5 to "a
FOUNDERS
When an American merchant,
shall choose to profit by this advan-
tage. he shall be bound only. by the
terms Of the decree, to cause the
name of the vessel, her destination
and the number of her crew to he
certified by a .commissary of the
Imperial Marinc-and it is provided,
that, with that certificate, he shall
be allowed to purchase the arms,
and to ship them without any dill
Guilty."
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From the -Mesphsrt Mercury. Extra.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

Yesterday ARR, ed here the ship Can.
ton, captain Coss cshall, IS days from
Lisbon.
Captain G politely favored the editors
of tie Mercery with London papers to
June IL, eleven days latest and Lis
bon papers to jane 81, from which they
have ext acted the following Highly
INF ori1nt Intetfis ence.
An ofhcial account from lieut.. gen.
Charles Stewart, 10 Lord Cas,lereagh,
dated 81 Goldberg, (about So or 90 miles
distant from Bautzen) Oath May, states,
that The allied army, commanded by
Count Wit,genstein, vas attacked Oh
the slsi May at day break, near Vert.
schen and hochkerch, by the French ar
my, commanded by BoDapare in per-
son-that the allied army consisted OF
sixty FIVE Thousand meB, and the French
of 100000; that Bouaparte had united
all his forces AID drawn msLy troops
from distant posts for that pun pose that
the ground was warmly disputed eli that
l.day I; but in the evening the allies, over
powered by numbers, commenced their
retreat in good order, and without any
loss OF cannon, Wagons OF military
stores, and moved on slowly and regu
larly towards Silesia. That every part
of the army behaved well through the
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public SALE.

nN Monday the soth day of August
" next, il fair, if not the next fair
day, will be sold to the highest bidder,
on a credit Of 9 months at Fpx's Mill
all the estate of Ann Fox. deceased, con-
sisting of number of Virginia born
Slaves, three Stills, Stock of different
kinds, and other articles toe tedious U
mention.
MORRISS FOX, Executor:
Fairfax, July 81 2awts
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FOR SALE,
4 TRACE of Land, lyingi1

4 TRACT Of Land, Ming H. the
\ county Of Fsiriax SIX miles from
alexandria, and stjoiniug the estate Of
en- Thomson Mason, containing -
cres. The soil is good. and very sus-
ceptibIc of Improvements by the Clover
md Plaster system The proximity
4 this property to market, and the fa-
:iiity with which IT'S produce may be
e. rr!ed (Hun,ing-crcek by which it is
,ouuded being nagigsDle almost to the
dool) wouid rendcr 1t extremely valu-
able to a person disposed to pay suffi-
Gent attention TO its cultivation.
Apply to James II. Hooe, Esq or to
Francis Adams, jun.
M.y21
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we understand accounts have been
received at Washington, that the British
have embarked all their men from
near Peint Look Out, at the mouth OF
tbe PnJUmac.
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NOTICE..

IT HOSE gentlemen who are sub
/ seribers to Troop Of Cavalry.
in the county Of Fairfax, are requested
to meet at the Court house Of the said
county, OH Saturday next, the 3lst in
slant, to elect their officers and organize
the corps.
july 26. At
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The day after the disaster about 50 Of
the Inhabitants of the town generously
q assembled to assist in repairing in some
degree the loss of their neighbor, and
soon raised a new barn.
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We nave nothing in relation to the
p1naonat.ng heard on Thursday-We
presuo,e the ccnjectures of an attack
having been made On Annapolis must
have beea iacorrect-Had such an event
la >pened il would certainly have been
made known oelols this.
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

IRetor;ed for the Alexandria Gazette.
FRIDAY, July 80.
The bill from the Senate to prohibit
the use of liceoscs issued by the autho
ri,y OF the government of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and ireland,
vas yesterday passed.
Mr.. Troup from the committee on
military afnrs, reported bill to autho-
rise the appointment by the President
OF certain officers during the recess OF
the Sehate.
This bill provides that the President
shall have the power to appoint officers
f,,r the FIVE regiments of Sea Fcncib!es.
1t was read twice and ordered to be
engrossed and read third time this day.
l, was subsequently, read third time
and passed.
NON-EXPORTATION.
Mr.. Newton after some introductory
observations, offered the following -
Resolved. that the Committee If foreign
sciatiors be instructed TO enquire into
the exPcdieucy Of prohibiting the ex
po'tation of provisions and naval stores
il foreicn bottoms, and tnat ,heT have
leave to report 81 bill, Of otherwise,
The question on considering the reso-
luton WAS decided by ayes aud noes as
follow Yeas 6S, Noes SO
MrGcundy moved to amend the reso-
luton by striking out /" Committee Of
for,is& reiaicus," and inserting " Cam
ri.iee of Commerce and Wasutaclurss.
Adopted.
MIR Wright opposed tbs resolution.
MIR. Bieelow made some observations
in relation to the prepriety and expedi-
sncy Of bringing forward the measure at
this late period Of the session and f It's
eota, ineffcacy in producing the effect
contemplated, if adopted and conclud.
cd by moving that it be postponed I'LL
the FIRST Monday of The next session of
congress.
The question on this motion was de-
eided by eyes and noes, as follow.
Yeas SO. Ma; S SIS,
The Speaker laid before the house a
report Of the Secretary OF War on the
petition of Jeremiah O'Brien, collector
OF the port of Machias, which was read
and referred to the committee OF militia
~ -fairs.
The house took up and agreed to the
amendment of the senate TO the reSclu.
uon for The adjournment of congress.
TIE senate have fixed the day for Mon
day next the Cd of August.
My. Fisk from the committee of Elec-
tons made a report on the petition of
Burwell Basse,t contesing the election
OF Themas NJ. Bsyly, which on motion
OF Mr.. Benson, after desultory debate
was postponed 10 the next session of
Congress
Mr. Eppes from the committee OF
ways and means submitted some reso-
buttons which. had Tor their object an en-
Quiry into the expenditure oil public mo-
ney bY The government, as it relates 70
the departments cf State, Treasury,
War and Navy, since its commence
h~Ht They were adopted.
Tie House then proceeded to the
Consideration Of business OF minor in.
pc. lance.
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s~av aily, Attention !

A Court OF Enquiry for the assess.
ment Cf foes. md fty the trial of deIin.
queuls under the o,iers nf tie 18th inst.
vii, BE- held at Mcicoo's Tavern in the
ely CT Washington on Saturday the 3lst
INST at O'clock A NJ. wbcrc all con.
csrncd are warned to appear.
By order.
NYM. B. RANDOLPH.
.Adju.~nt.
July 90 3t%
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Also

The following new Publications,
Rokcby, new Poem, by Walter Scott.
Emerald Isle,---by C.'Pbillips.
Traits of Nature, by Miss Barney.
Good Men Of Modern Date, by Mrs.
Green.
Santo Sebastiano, by the author of the
Romance Of the Pyrenees.
Portraiture of Metbodism, by ]. Crow.
Their
Life of NVhiteield, by J. Gil'ies
Poeticai Vsgaries, by G.. Coleman
Elements Of Chemical Philosophy, by
Sir Humphrey Davy, L L. ID.
Life Of Percival-Erskine's Speeches &c
Duane's Hand. Book, or the New Mi
Iitary Guide for the Infantry Of the
United States
April IL
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From The Utica PGtriot.

Before war was declared, / requested
TIE people to count the cost, bnt they
turned deaf ear 10 the admenitions of
an old friend. They now have enjoyed
the goar teast of Porter, Widgery * Co.
about twelve months; and it is high
time that they should know how the &C
count of loss end gain stands, / have for
their satisfaction collected chiefly from
official returns, the number of prisoners
taken by the British since last July. The
account stands as follows:
AT D,lroit under gen. Hull, 25oo
Al Queenstown, under gen. Wads-
worth, 900
At River Raisin, under gen. Win
chester, 900
At Fort Meigs, under gen. Clay, 700
At Forty Mile Creek, under gen.
Chandler, $50
Al St. Regis. under major -, 60
At Stoney Point, on Lake OnIario, $50
A; Fort Defiance, I2U
AT Isle au Noic, in the Growler and
Eagle, $50
At Forty Mile Greek, in the boats,
a. Ogdensburg, Fo;t Sch'osser,
and IN various little skirnishes, 900
Total, 64QO
Add 10 this the killed and 7uounded,
who have not been captured, viz.
at York, Fcrt Meigs, Ogdens-
burg, Sacket's Harbor, Qneens-
ton, Forty Mile Geek, Black
Rock, Fort George, sc. at mo-
derate estimate, 1900
Died by sickness during the above
period, 900
Total. $500
This statement exhibits the destruction
and waste of blood only. The treasures,
which has been worse than thrown "a
way, in aiding this dreadful waste of hu-
man life ard happiness, amounts to more
than forty millions q dollars, already
The people are requested once more TO
COUNT THE COST.
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ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, July 81.

TO sHKw
,ns rRR, AGE & BopY OF THE TINE
his FORM AND PRESSURE"
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Containing dIrectleEs no" 70 roasl
boil every thing necessary to be sent up
20 tabie--Broiling, Frying, how to
dress Fish, made Dishes, Poultry, Soups
and Bro;hs, Puddings, Pies, Dishes for
Lent, Gravies, Sauces, Hashes, Erica
sees, Ragout,, making Cakes and Jei-
lies, Picking, Preserving, and Confec-
tionary.