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IN COZ NClL..
/ FEBRUARY ~. 1918.

FEBRUARY II, 1918.
Ordered, that theAudi,or do issue the
following warrants
Jacob Hyneman, paving IN Market.
House, 8 | 90
Daniel M'Dougal, club for committee
setting aooounts,S a
Lanes Harris, messenger, &c 500
Ordered, that the fine lately imposed
on Lewis Plum for burning his Pottery
Kiln. be RENTED, aud that the And'tr
s,uc warrant in favpr # HIM for the
,.nount paid into the Treasury.
A communication from the Clerk ct
the Market relative 10 the expence
which he had been at in sweeping TIE
market was read, and motion made to
,IIow him compensation of fifty dol
lars for his expence for sweeping the
market for four years, and on the ques-
ton, shall! The compensation he allowed,
,be yeas az nays were as follow:
ye,s-Mess.s. Fleming, Lee, EeH-
rnan-3. r.,
Navs-Msssrs. Muncaster, Gird,
pbodes. Iorcden, Smili,,N owell,Fetoh,
Marstelle'-.s.
And neqat.,cd.
A comn.unie alton from the superin-
;, ndapt OF Police. relative to an Increase
IF his salary was na're, and melton
ae m ALLOW him tie sem OF ono hun'
- dollars ss a compensation extra toI
lis services: ~ r.
y.as-Messrs. Fleniag, Lee, Hoff'
Navs-Nessrs M"rcaster. Giro
ssod, 5. Lo rten, Smith, V0wsis' 'cite b
)! ,rste e'-s
Ant nssatired.
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CAMlLLUS GRIFFITH,

Corner OF hng and 'toyai Sl'e ets-
Has received, in addition to his present
stick OF GROCERIES,
- 49,, ! Muscovado Su:ars, part OF
~, w. " ,' y ichis of superior qua
IL hhds Noises
so boxes Mould m Dipt Candles, As
SIS ., ard S's
S bis ,ppics
4 CT es lie pple Oh csc
Fresh Cur It's, kaislns, olives and
Eapars
J.nuary eott
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COPY.

.Admraliy-o Office, Decembersth,lsl2.
SIR-The Lords of the Council hav-
Ing .lgni6cd their opinion for my Lords
the Commissioners Of the Admiralty,
that vessels claiming protection fro Lii
censes issued by Mr.. Allen, his males.
TVS vice consul at Boston, or by theSpa.
nlsh minister iii America, ought not to
DC exempted from British capture, and
that such papers should not be respected
by his najesty's cruisers have their
iordshipx' command to signify their di.
rectlons to you to give the necessary in.
s,'uctlon to this effect to the captains &
commanders of bis maiesty's vessels IN
der your order. am, sir, your most O.
bcdient humble servant
J. w CROKER.
admiral the Hon Sir John B. Warren,
B. g & 3. Bermuda.
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RnHERT GRAY,

Has Just received-for sale-a few CO.
pies Of
Lee. Memoirs c. the War in the oouth'
err department of the United States
R!ount's Practical Navigator and Coast
Pilot
Jackson's Bookkeeping
Books Of Common Prayer, m PLAIN aao
morocco bindings
Mair's Introduction
Lancaster. Eptome
Father and Daus htcr by Mrs. Opie
Knickerbo. ker's New-Ynrk
Practical iety
The Rem, der, by DR.. Johnson, in ton'
neat Pocket volumes, bound IN boards
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-02

The annual election for Common
Counci'men will be held to-day at the
following places:
For the First Ward-At Leonard A.
dams's Tavern.
For tie Second Hard-At the Coun.
Gil Chamber.
For tie Third H'ard-At the Indian
Queen Tavern.
For Tie Fourth Uard-At the Wi
dow Tay.or's House on Prince Street,
next doc: to Mrs. Cracroft's.
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1867 Prizes, S245,0oo
23,3l3 Blanks-not 2 blanks
-- to d prize I
$4,000 Tickets at z ds. each, 345 600
Slss onary Prizes ss follows: :
First drawn 10000 blanks,
entities earh to 5 10
First drawn Tickets lst and
Soth day each entitled to 5000
Ditto ditto 3: 8, IS, 10, %,
% SO, SO, IS, IS, and
SD days 500
Ditto ditto 2, 7, ~, %, 81,
A., 50, and 50 1000
Ditto ditto 2sth day $4,000
Ditto ditto s5th day 10000
Ditto ditto ssth day 10000
Prizes payable sixty days afterstae
drawing, subject to deduction oe:hk
teen per cent.
Ilckefs for sale BY
ROBERT GRAY.
March l.
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Va.udb,e uilding Lots,
HiyH - IL ~,
OR ~ BE L&AaED FOREVER.

OR 70 BE L&I4ED FOREVER.
yTE1E ,ubsnr.per Wiz SELL On liberal
q cr.dlt OF lease OF ground rent tor
ever, or for term oi Years, all the va
E nj ground be!cH sspc 20 him on Wa,er
81, at;. anu a'j"lni,., ii" Farmer Hank,
co ,.'i.u,inE ne garden o. the late co'.
,Iooe. [; is handsomely aid secured;
,nciosed on three sIals ahi eXteLhs
nsli through the square III denth. o.
Their vacant Building Lots /" different
ns,,s ri the awn. and Grass Los OF
tit,ereu, sizes in tie sortnern eXtrem'-
,y, ma, be hid OH ground rent, either
,n- tern fyears or forever, on apPh'
cation 10 TIC subscriber.
J. H. Hooe.
February @a"u
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Ordered, That the Auditor issue .
warrant in favor of James Harris as mes
senger to Board Of Trustees OF Poor
House, 5 IS.
n cvnssfc ~ N
ISAAC ROBBINS
OFFERS ron SALE,
At his wholesale and retail! Store, cen.
tire of King-sreet--
Eighty Packages of Tea,
J. D. SIMMS, c. G.
OFFERS rou SALE.

Eighty packages Of Tea.
Is cases, e~ch "a TWO pound cannis-
tiers, superior gunpowder.
4 cases, each "a two pound cannls-
ters, superior Hy.on.
81 quarter chests, half or. che SITS,
Is Catty and 10 Catty boxes Gunpow-
der Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson'
C4mpoy and Bohea.
5000 weight best white and green
toffee
5000 weight loaf, lump and pi &c
,usar.
- bales Georgia upland Cotton.
Muscovado Suga. in hog sheads End
barrels.
Molasses in hogsheads and barrels.
Blown Salt i sacks or bulk.
Rice; Pepper; Alisp cs, Ginger
Mace Nutmess; Gloves Cinnamon;
Iopperas; Birthstone A UNI; Spa.
n.sh.Aoat indigo Fig b ue; starch;
Giue; refined Saitptire Fearless.
G'su"er S It's; Powder; SCOT; b..
lead; cut Nails ; Candies Sop;
James-river manufactured Tobacco -
Snuff; Writing s. Wrapping Paper,
&C &c &c. ali OF which he Is dlspo-
sed to sell Oh very moderate terms.
March =. div lo~3m
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From the " York Guzettc, Feb. %
Important news may soon be expected
from the Northward, as letter from al
officer at Buffaioe to his friead here, dat
ID the 18th ult states .hat our army WAS
- cross over to Canada in night or two
from that date. There are $500 resu.
lars at Buff loe.
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. IN her to Boston ,,,o,a
=, d s sss'..'s.'rd--.ss' hal. hall
'I 5,s &c 100, and d sen,
\. ' big. Al half EI past
~ l;,,,sSStsrsd in C chase
w ". A; halt past
:. :. be ships of var
y Nd tac captain Oh
,' ' to Boston,
..;,r ri.h Lieutenant,
' 'n5 wore round and
W rrdcr the topsal,''
n chase of Us more
, !" srto;, more
!. \, 10 back the
s n past filed IT. t and
'' % e, to windrard
he !. Ill MP. At this
So .9r4..y.. Lest sight
4, meridian strong
,5 e. ship under rs 6,
,,op,aii--top gallant :.
o',,.;ib.aoon 10 & saH
: : CLEARING away a
,,ood in the direc-
cen toe ships, but
aes Of them
70 ls We have not
l,sc-il'ior'
sc TIC honor to be-
,srl3Hh
SAIL. EVANS.
J&' .Aa'"
iriga,e Chesapeake
J4nuarY IA, 1915
! ,tl 10 with another
Eos. ne big Liver
,rp~i. As she did
# sa.fcient conse.
lave taken from her
srl!cl.s she had Oh
LOW employed scut'
= Of them in sight, |
ps shall nave her Ia
az, the honor to be, |
sersa0t, |
SANE, EVANS. |
d lie .NaVy. |
K, Feb, 81. |
ii schooner Thor,
/ St. BarthOiOmeTs !
a 10 Baltimore, but
: big on Thursday |
sss9aadron; order
D; get OF. owing to
to anchor, aud on
orins parted cables, !
other remedy, was
rso1ore into this
!. FeQaested per-
lY1 BItimore, bui |
,o5jected to. Mr.. |
s:l92Sias 10 this
p board one of the
bard the TAor to
Nstra Sonora, de |
bought to By the
b. cut being in dis
y PASS, after having |
i as follows : |
ci the Spanish schr |
Z IN a very leaky |
!, ! have permitted !
+ hard on board his |
stone, In L!nlaven |
ISIS. |
BURDETT." |
II. Jean, from Ca
c'', having lost her
s.r New Point, on
nsrald', Bernaben,
o'uad to Baltimore,
l'e gale, near New
IS, n!a, 50, long.
General Armstrong,
ron Charleston.
.ANarr boarded the
cncCn. Cahrara,
: to Philadelphia.
's--zsr.-~y-~yr--s-
;arday last, a
INK NNYE IT,
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ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, March 2.
q To SHEW

rHH VERY AGE & BoDy OF THE TIME
us YoRM AND PRESSURE.
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General HULL, not exchanged.
We have been favored with late
Montreal paper, in which is contained
an official order Of Lieutenant Genera
Sir George Provost, o! February 8, dc.
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S'tav on the
K RANK NOTE.
e II SY describing
ia % The Printers.
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10 Let.

10 Let.
,vaS two BRICK
.LlC'-OOe is fitted
Il eoGnGns.room
\ N.e' would answer
El,g house, or ia.
|oeacA, &c, po,h
\" vita Cellars,
|, @ : sn enclosed
I ~ one or mer>
| s"alon apply
+ RatcliRe.
f@
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The ship America, Capt. Cole, and
brig Ventross, of and for this por. were
left at Lisbon, 18th January !: time Oh
sailing uncertain.
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10000, 10000, 10000
AND :.
10000 DOLLARS
HIGHEST PRIZES.

Trinity Church Lottery,
Positively to commence drasyins on the
fret Monday IN March neSf,
And to progress regularly every week,
until completed.
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., ~ Practice Of the
|, y" - Sourt Eor,hs
e !, His Once is
vice Of the Ajax :
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last, a
FNG NOTE The
T. collars on leav.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-06

ed Yesterday evening, st hsIf past three
O'Clock, between Point y Point and the
mouth Of Potomac, owing to the nd
shifting to the soutwaid, which made it
utterly impossible for them to proceed
down. This morning at day light the
Hee, all weighed anchor With fne.
norbwardIy breeze and continued down
at ii A. NJ. they were all out of sigh,
below Smiths Point Light House.
Yesterday at IL O'Clock flag from
csioDei Fenwick Lett the Potomac for
admiral Warren, the purport of which !
have not sscertzined. The boat return.
ed up the river al sun set
A bottle was found BY black man
Yesterday on the beach, near The Mar.
rows, containing letter from, Mr.. Kirk
TO his Iady in this Deighborbocd. 1t was
thrown o, rtosrd from The Marlborough
u, on the 26;h Instant IS size passed
down the Bay-the wind Blowing fresh
from the eastward 1T the time, the bot.
lie was driven directly On this shore -
He advises Mrs. Z. 10 be perfectly re.
conciIed to his absence, - be vas on his
way to HALIFAX.
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BALTIMORE, September

BALTIMORE September 2.
Ernaet Of a ieIter from gentleman ar
81. Narv's to ms friend N this city,
dated .iugust "a
Civil connections nave again broke
loose in the unfortunate province OF Ess,
Florida. a set Of men, most If then.
renegadoes from Tins state, have taken
sp arms against the Spanish authority.
and already has blood been split On the
stL | aas witness to a combat on the op.
Ecs.e Size OF S. MAJ, = river. In which
The self styled Patriots obtained a vic,c-
y BY surprize over superior force
from Amt liza. Who were GU, reconDoiter-
ing. Five them we're killed and thir-
teen wounded Some Il these were re.
spectacle p.sr, with whom | was &C
uu:inted. Tits successful att.ek his
en- boldened them to threaten Fersan.
dina the capital Of Amelia. but it is TO
he hoped they will there find themselves
dissppointed. From the an icable ad
justment of the late dis,ul boil ces in tai.
de cted province. and from the fidelity
with which the Spanisrds have adhered
to every stipulation entered into through
the medium of general Pinckney thry
claim. and will, hope, if necessary, re.
ceive protection from the I. States q.
gainst such banditti.
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RICHMOND, Aug. 81.

We understand. that since our
last the + xecutive have received two
dispatches. one from major Robinson
at Hampton, and the other from col.
Richard E. Parker of Westmore.
land. The major merely states that
detachments of the enemy's vessels
had been sailing up and down the
Bay, without any determinate oh.
ject, and speeulates on lis part that
these manoeuvres are only intended
TO confuse Us. and to conceal any re.
Inducements which have arrived or
may be expected. He writes on the
25th.-COl. Parker had been with
a flag Of truce 10 the British squad.
ron near Kent Island.--The fleet
was larger than il had been in the
Potomac. by The addition Of the Va.
liant II. and the Aca>ta frigate.
On the day Of his arrival (the f5th)
il was increased by the arrival Of
the Success frigate from England
via the West Indies. full Of troops
on The 10th by the Laeedemonian
frigate and on the 18th by the
Dragon II.
U is reported. that some ex.
pectations are entertained by the
squadron in the Chesapeake that tue
Baltic fleet will join them its place
10 that quarter TO be supplied by the
Russian Fleet, which is now equipt
for sersiee-and that Sir Sidney
Smith has been recalled from the
Mediterranean, probably to be sent
10 this station.
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Extract Of a letter dated Utica, .3u'
ouSt Pr

Extract Of a letter dated Utica, .lu.
gust 2i.
In nv last dated at WATERFOWL. ]
stated the arrival Of our lake fleet
at Sackett's HarIer on the 10Th inst.
but forgot to mention that in the
gale of the preceding Tuesday. each
Of our vessels lost an anchOr-1he
Conquest sprang aleak. which it was
at first feared would prevent her
from reaching her destined port.
Her guns vas taken on board The
Pike. When | left the har!or, she
was hove down for the purpose Of
repairing. The schooner captured
from the British. called " them the
Duke of Gloucester. but now the
York. having been found to lie too
weak to carry her guns was dismant-
led. No event of moment has re-
Gently occurred in this quarirr-it
is rum0red here, but 1 believe incor.
rectly, that Gen. Lewis is about TO
leave his present station. and 10 pro-
eeed TO the eastward. Gen. Wiikin.
son. after stay Of four OF five days
at the harbor, is to repair mandate.
~ to Fort George.
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me. IN which yos state thst you have
in nv hand writing the translation OF the
letter from Gen. Turrsaa to Mr.. Smith.
published in your preceding number
A.I believe that some person has IN
tended to practice fraud upon the pub
lie By means Of that letter, and, 1t am
silent after nv name has been mention
ed, that NAV be considered party 10
il, or otherwise be exposed 10 uudst
inputations. I think It proper to say,
that no such letter as you have publish
ed is IN the Department OF State, or ever
We. there, 10 nv knowledge, unless IL IS
a letter Withdrawn BY gen. Iurreau' o.
which remember TO have made trans
la,ion for Mr.. Smith. as he did not read
French himself. This letter was oonsr'
dered SO exec lionablr. that gen. 1 nr-
reau was, as | understood from Mr.
Smith. compelled to withdraw 1t, or to
subject himself to Consequences more
unpleasant. The translation OF this let
ter gave to Mr.. Smith shat he did
with it l know no., bu, iftae paper you
have is in nv hand writing, | do snt ne.
state TO say ina, il i the translation OF
the letter Withdrawn for | know thst
Win the exception of that letter, ! ne
YER have translated one from gen. Iur.
reau TO Mr. Smith bearing the sisghtes.
resemblance to the one you have pub
iished
NV ONLY obiecr in sending 20" this
statement. is thar you should publish IL
that those OF your readers sho have seen
nv name introduced into your columns
to give authenticity to Whist you consider
an offci,i paper, should know The lets
mere stated.
JOHN GRAB AN.
HnrHf-p:ou. slsf !py 1918.
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Fairfax Races.

THE Jockey Club Races will COM
mence on Thursday the 23d day
OF September, over hand:ome course
The subscriber feels justified IL say.
ing that, from the great number OF
horses that will be hsre, there will be
great sport.
On Saturday the '5th, Purse for
the GATE moaey, free for any morse
mare or gelding-ketoh riders-.wo
rounds to heat snd repeat, making one
and half miles to the heat. Entrance
10 dollars
Persons disposed to rent Booths can
do SO 0y appi,cstionto
John Maadus,
Proprietor of the Course.
Fairfax Court. cOur'ss so Va DIR
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Joseph Vaudeville,
Garner Of Kisg e Fairfar-strees',
OFFERS FOR SALE,

Corner Of Kisg - Fairtar-sireea,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
sY EHoLEsAIB AND RETAIL,
uoo- chests Teas-znnp0~der' I'M
So9r. e"e peril, dyson, Tyson SKIN,
81 boxes young hysOn & souchons
ao,ooo lbs. green and white Coffee
10000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
los hhds } New Orleans x MuscoVaoo
3 80 bbls Sugars
1000 lbs Pepper
70 hhds retailing Molasses
S pipes. half pipes and s qr casks l.
MADEIRA
pipes Sicily Madeira
Is or casks old Sherry
do genuine old Port
q pipes Red Catalonia
60 cases choice Clsret
2 butts, u half mines Malaga
spipe., s half bps and 20 qr. casks
Teneritfe
% pipe. real Cognac Brandy
pipes Gin
90 puncheons West-IDdia Rum
as puncheons and 20 bills New England
Rum
10 bbls Peach Brandy
rs do. Whisky
500 gallons Old do.
8 hhds. Cherry Bounce
50 dozen Hibberts Old London Brown
Stout
30 bales Cotton
500 ID. Bengal Indigo
= 500 ID. Bright Madder
6ooo ID. Goshen & observation-disclosures
50 bush ground alum Salt
Mace, Nutmees, Cloves, Cassia, Pr
men,o, race and ground Ginger, Cayenne
P-pper. Almonds, Chocolate, Rice Peas.
Barley. Mustard Oil in bottles and TASKS,
Wine and Cyder Vinegar. Glauber
Sai,,, B.-k, Scented White and Brown
Soap, Spermaciti mould and dipped Can
dies, maccauba, rsppee and scotchSnufis,
chewing tobacco. Starch, Fig Blse, Salt
Petre, Arnot,e, Alum. Copperas, Brim
stone. Gunpovder, patent Shot, Flints.
HAirpowder, SiGters, Cigars, Demiiohns
Wrapping Paper and Irvine, Corks,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, sc.
&c.
". B. So bushels fresh vsrran!ed
CLOVER SEED.
Mach s.
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THE. EMMY.

Cotv Of q letter dated Point Look Out
Tuesday II o'clock, 3lsf .5ug 1873
10 fhe Post Master General. Hash
irgten, and transmitted By that gen.
Homon to major general Smith, Balls
more.
/ have the honor to inform you the e.
nenr's feet consisting of the following
vessels. VIZ two 74's, (admirals Cock
,urn and Warren) FIVE ships, mounting
from 6f,y to sixty-four guns each, one
transport ship, not pierced for guns,
nine friga.es, seven briggs < nine sehrs
making an aggregate Of IS sail, anchor
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-06

SToRu On Tuesday last. there
passed over this and the neishbor-
ing towns severe storm of wind.
hail and rain. which caused eonside-
rable damage TO the fruit trees. corn.
&c. In East Windsor and East
Hartford. several oftbe largest trees
were blown down. and a number of
barns and other buildings we're un-
rooted, and in the latter place. a
Young man BY the name Of Owen
Spencer. IL wears of age. son of MIR.
Silas SPENCER. lost bis life by the
violence of the storm.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-06
MUfLEDGEVILLE, Aug.

The troops destined against the
Indians " II commence their march
on Fri,ls, next. to The place of rem
devious. which will he at Fort Haw-
kins. as well as al two other points
between that place anil the Alcovs.
General Stewart Of Oglethorpe. the
eldest Brigadier will take the com
mand.
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NETWORK. Sent. I.

The memory Of Laacrence 6 Ludlo1c.
1t is stated in the Salem Gazette,
that when the Cartel which brought
the remains of these distinguished
naval heroes frem Halifax. arrived
at that port. the British we're erect
ing a monument GrPr their graves to
perpetuate their memory.
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From Niac London.

Coasters and fishermen arrive from
New Lonton, the entrance OF the har
Dor having been cleared Of the enemy's
ships and barges, by the dread Of Tor
pedoes or commodore Decatur's boats
Among others Is an open skifi, substi-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-06
ST. LOUIS. (AIissouri) July IS.

F0rI .NHGlsDH ugutH sIIIUrhtu'
On the 10Th inst. the enemy ear
ried a Block house at this place.
lately erected by the commanding
officer, 10 command ravinP Of " hich
they take advantage in all their at
tacks uDon this place; four men
we're killed and bn'rhered in this
Block house they kept up fire
upon the garrison fer about Two
hours this is the 9Th or 10th rem
eoutre that has taken place on
our frontier between the 18th and
18th of thi. month.