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NANTUCKET. June 10
MUIiMV

Brig Potomac, Alley, Of Boston, for
the coast of Patagonia, anchored, of
the Bar, on Monday last, 10 obtain
some necessary articles needful for the
voyage. The crew Exclusive Of the
Captain, mate second mate and cooper)
consists OF seven blacks. On Wednes.
day the crew mu,inied and perempto
"ily refused to do ships duty; in the
evening three of the blacks went af,
ti'd dtmsnded rum which The mate
reiused to give them. One Of the
ola ks armed himself with an iron pole
seated himself across the gar gway, and
prevented the "fhcers from coming OF
deck. On Thursday the second mat,
called upon the crew TO come on deck
OF the blacks refused One of the
GiuiiIeers held an adze over The mates
head, and swore he would have the boa,
and so ashore. TO prevent which, the
mate hove the boat into the walei
Nprang into her, and noated from the
Jrlg he was soon after brought sshor,
t~ boat from the ship South Ameri-
"a.
A carpenter who was at work o,
BOARD OF the brig, went int the cabin
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and prepared for defence. When the
Judge advanced to the steps of The pi.
'zzi he made no halt, and when as.
ending the steps asked him If he
meant to attack me i'm my own house.
20 which he made no reply but with his
eyes fixsd in my face stepped into the
piazzi where he hslted WITHIN less than
Ell feet oil me, at which place he COM
henced speaking raising his whip, and
drawing his hand, which l presun cd
vas on bis pistol all al tue same time.
SO soon as he commenced these mo-
ions and speaking, | drew my pistol,
ready cooked and fired as quickly az
possible 1 was under no sppfehensi-
on OF missing as l have already stated
he, was within less than ten feet of
me, which rendered it not necessary 10
take sight, and this accounts for the
qpickness Of my firing. His words
when he commenced his motions Tor
attack were these. Are You the
damn'd rascal that" and a, the word
'',hat" the FIRE OF my pistol STOP ped
his speech. Each Of my pistols were
charged with two balls & struck The
the mercy of providence be shall reco-
yer Compare the holes in his w,ise
and partly in his breast, and il will be
plainly disc Verej he was in the act Of
drawing when fred. His wrist hav-
ing impeded the force Of the bali in
did not penetrate entirely into his
breast, but fell back ON the floor, The
Judge after srort and silent pause,
turned, staggered, and fell fourteen
yards from the door; but some time
before he Tell ! stepped into the piazzi,
near mtcway, between the house door
and piazz door, when ! discovered
col. Gieenhili advancing rapidly to
wards the judge. Col GreenhiIl ad.
Vanced TO the judge, made small
pause something pas cd between Them
which did not distinctly understand,
ard he immc diately lelt the Judge and
advanced towards me. / ms, an iv
made ready with my second pistol and
when ne had advanced W. hin a va. ds
OF lhc steps 10 the piazzi, ! address, d
I'm In thcse words " And have got
10 fight yow TOO I" when he made me
no answer but advanced 10 The, foo, oS
the steps He was then within zen
tee' OF me or less with his eyes fixed
on my lace, and as believe sboat 10
draw aplstol, when considering myself
not bound TO wait any longer j drew.
aimed at his head and fred Colonel
Greenhlli staggered and fell with his
head OH from the door; here in stregs
sing TO rise he Died considerably
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Public Sale.

On WEDNESDAY, the loth July,
nil De e:rfosef 10 fu6He sale, on the
Premises,
Two Brick Houses, with Brick
Kitchens three Frame Houses, with
brick smoke house and other ne cessary
out buildings, situated on Alfred street
opposite Mr.. John Suffers, near the
CO.. ner OF Duke street. Terms made
known at the lime and place OF sale.
GEORGE GORDON.
June %
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NOTICE,

TIE Council at their next meeting VIII
proceed TO the appointment of Infpectors of
BEEF, Pork, Fifth, Butter Peach and AppIe
brandy, Guagers of Spirits, Meafurers of
Grain, Salt and Coal.
l T. THOMPSON, c. c.
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FIR GINA, TO WIT:
Fai1ar County Court

vt IS ORDERED, That the CLERK Of
fhis Court, by Gaming copy of this order
% &c ported at the front door of the court
hJue Df the county and ldvertifed in the
reesuSpe printed in the own Of Alex
ancris do give public notice that this cour,
" %. on fhg irf day of Auguii term .eAt,
receive proportions in writing from ar-
f3u dfupfed to contract for making an &C
curue Chart of ibis CoRaiy, in The manner
p-elc~.ne@ bv an act OF the taft fslTion Of the
General IemblY entitled " An Act to
p y1e an ,ccura hart of each county,
general Nap Of the territory OF this
com u5uaea 60 4"
= galY-~ Tef.
vM. MOSS, c. F.C.
..Hs olivia
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NOTICE..

THE Partnerfip of HARRIss and
eII.ss is this day diGolved by mutual con-
8eN'-All perfons to whom we are indebted
ore re1ueited to call and receive their mo-
neY and thole indebted to us are required
70 come forward and fettle their accounts,
a we cannot give any longer indulgence
John Z. Nandel is authorized to fettie any
accounts that we fhlll put into his poGenion
70 collect.
HARRISs g. PILES.
June zS --st'
y B. viii Rent the houfe occupy and
give PoaelIion Immediately
o.. JAMES HARRISS.
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MOI ICE.

Those soldiers belonging to the late Ar!
my of the United States entitled to pensions.
are informed, that it is only necessary to.
forward their discha -ges and certificates OF
disability to the War Department, Stating
inwhat particular state, territory or district
they reside, and wish to receive their allow
ances, when certificates of pension will be
issued by the Secretary Of War,and forwar-
ded to them, free OF all charge whatever
and also, that the services of an AGENT are
nor at a. required in procuring for them
their pension awarded by the government
for their gallantry and their wounds,
Wai Department, June GS-a6 nm
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Umon Bank of aleranQraa,
June 81, l8t6

JUNE y, SO
STOCKHOIDERS in this i1stitu
~ tuition who have paid their severa
instalments called for. may receive on
application at the bank, on or after Is,
July, dividend from the Profits for tn,
six months ending the 3o,h instant, al
the rate Of four per cent. upon the
money capital now paid in By order
& 7 CHAPMAN Cash'r.
Juae % -ls,
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NOTICE.

THE Members of the WAsH1Ecrow
SOCIETY of Alexandria are requefed to at
tend regular tated meeting of the faid
Society at MIR. MLaughlin's Hotel on
Thuriday the 4th of July next at II o'clock
A. VI. for the Purpofe of electing offic ~
of the Society for the enfuing year, and an
Orator for the z1d February next, and
traniasting other bufinefs of the Society.
G. DENEALB, Sec'y.
June as.
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-" He Gudge Rando'Ph) was found
fourteen yards from my door armed
win four pistols, and col Greenhill'e
blood was only four yards from my
door, and he armed with a pistol and
dirk THOS SvEILS
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M.ERCH4NTS' BANK P4
PER TAINTED.

have large quantity of DRY
GOODS, which viii sell for Mer.
chants' bank paper at par, or any other
Chartered or unchsrtered bank Daper,
:. JONATHAN SCHOLFIELD
6hmo %
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ST DOMINGO AZ4HOG1.

NY. .
TIE Subscribers have on hand, cua for
sale,
a large quantity Of the above Ma
hogany, which they purchased low aud
VIII sell on liberal terms. Cabinet
makers win find i, to their advantage
70 call on us,.as the wood is of the first
Sgalitys and high coiored
PENN & HARMON.
yunc e6
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Amount of debt in 1918, 800 894 2U9
In the morning print the national
debt for 1915 is stated at 792 OCo QUO
pounds ste.iing-surely that statement
must be incorrect for as the national
debt OF Gs Britain amounted to the
sum III TU6,394 239 pounds sterling in
8.3 and TO this amount must be added
,he following items. In Jan. 1915, the
outstanding exchequer bills amounted
to 81 81! 700 pounds. The unpaid de
mands OF the Peninsula war aud also
he third Fiench war are at least so
millions more. SO thar The debt of tina,
nation, for l8l5, must nave been-eighl
hundred and fourteen millions three
hundred and thirty tfue thousand nine
hundred and nine hpunds,
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Extract Of a letter from scargesnt Pp
art. OF the Scots Grays, who, in Il.
battle Of Waterloo, took a Frer,,
Eagle, TO his brother in AYR. d,tes
Rouen 10th Aug. 1915. After 4
scribing in rather an Interesting ma.
ner the attacks Of the 10th and I'm
the Sergeant gives the following da
tail of tie share which he had n IL.
business of the memorable 18th Juro M
The enemy began forming thc;,
lines Of battle about 9 in The morDinr If
the 18th I; we did not commence -; n
10. l think it was about IL when we
we're ready to receive them. They hc.
gan upon our right with the most tre.,
mendous firing that ever was heard. &,
1 can assure you they got it as hct as
they gave it ! then it came dosn TO te
left, where they were received BY or,
brave fiishlanders, no men csula ever
behave better: our brigade Of cavaIrv
covered them. Owing to a coIumn Of
troops giving way. our brigade vas forced
to advance to the support Of our brave
fellows, and which we certainly did IN
Istyle !; we charged through two Ct their
columns, each about 5000; it was in The
first charge ! took the Eagle from lie
enemy /; he and | had g very hard con.
test for it; he thrust for NY groin--I
lparricd it off and cut him through The
head, after which was attacked by one
of their lancers, who threw lis lance at
me but missed the mark by throwing it
eff with MY sword BY my right side,
then | cut him from the chin apwarde,
which cut went through MS teeth, psyt
| was attacked by a foot soldier, who
after firing at me, charged me with hs
bayonet-but he very soon lost bis com.
bat, for parted it and cut him down
through the head! SO that finished lie
contest for the Eagle. After which |
presumed to follow my comrades, Eagle
and all, but was stopped by the genera,
saying TO nc; You brave fellow take
that to the rear; you have done enoEsa
until you get quit of it, which | was O.
|bliged to do, but with great reluctance.
| retired to the height and stood there
for pNards of an hour. which gave mss
general view Of the field, bit ! cannot
express the sight beheId; the bodies
of my brave comrades were lying 50
thick upon the field that it was scarcely
possible to pass, and horses innuucIa'
BILE. ! took the Eagle into Brus'elss'
midst the acclamations of thousands Ulm
spectators that saw it."
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object was to garrison worthless b,e.
cations, which had SO loNg beer mss
treasury jobs Oft was not ten th,a aaus
or twenty thousand men. that Sa,''l
suffice. g Shall it be said in afte,t; Ou'u
said he,) that conspiracy was FORM
against the Liberties Of this nation.-SIi
every thing our ancestors CT ourseIDss .
held sacred, was to be shaken Cts Ivy,
THAT, for that purpose, a war was M. NM
Iposely preduced with Great Britain. ~ so !
managed SO, that we should come op ta "
| i without attaining any object-ard i, \,
for nothing else than a gigantic cops ~
| acy. on the third act Of which the eo p''
Ispiraters were now entering. IfsucS :
gentlemen described was the conrya; @'
tended. then was it evident, that IL, l.,
late war was a cold-blooled copsn;rs NY ~
against this land, was now about r. :!
ipot in execution--and maritime ri,kt'
and war, were but preteSts to infro2nca
a new system ofgoyernment, Which ~
end in the ruin OF the rcpublic.a N''
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Plaster Land for Sale

|rE1HE subscriber offers for SALE
i Farm, in the County OF FaaqGlPF'
and state of Virginia, containing 4'O n
cres, one third of which is Of the strong
est quality, and covered with ;, heavy
growth of red oak and hickory-iae 70,
sidue, (being cleared land,) is IN g g..s
heart, two thirds of it having MF at
laid down in red clover, and no l la.
in the state has afforded higher eVeI s.
ces of its adoption to the plaster o. D, H. =
|ris.-There is, on this tract, anu t a w..
confluence of the two never a'i's
streams of Broad and Mill Ku'' eS +
settle for a Merchant Mill, with lar
of Is feet, surrounded by every, nav % I,
rial for building. and by the sloe s,c u !
we'll built Saw.Mill, recently eEt' s.J
A law has passed for a turnPihs .; i,O'
which will pass by or near tbs IL si' ,,ke
For the above property, | VIII ,s sr, =.
the moderate price of 60 dollar, r. p, a,
ere. with a reasonable allowance, i" ~
water advantages. ,-,-orrR.
Near Haymarket Post, olN''' g
Santemher 90.
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Public Sale.


WNURSUANT to Deed of Trust
from Hugh w. Deneale to the sub
scriber, for securing the payment o.
twelve hundred dollars and expenses o.
sale & Interest, viii be exposed TO sale iol
ready money to the highest bidder, before
the Coffee House III Alexandra, on Tues
day the soth day of February next, I
Tract of Land containing three hundred
acres, in the county If Fairfax, adjein
ing the lands wherein VIM. Deneaie
formerly resided.
ALSO,
Two Negro Slaves, one named Charles
about thirty years OF age and one nam.
ed John about 90 years of age, or SC
much of the said slaves and land as will
satisfy the said debt and costs and in
tereSt, if the said slaves are produced
on the day ef sale, and if they are not
produced shall proceed TO sell the said
Land. The sale to commence at IL o
clock.
Charles Page, 8
Trustee
Ian ss Is
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Penn g Harmon.

CAB .B'E II n q KE II s.
E1EG leave toinform their friends and
k the public. that they carry on their
business il all its branches, at the large
Brick House formerly occupied BY John
Mar, on Reyal-street, between King
aad Prince streets, wherc they intend
tn keep constantly for sale, general as
sortment Of CABINET FURNITURE
Of tie nest workmanship and newest
fashions, and are determined to sell on
as good terms as can be had frem the
nvrthward or elsewhere. They have
.Mabogchy for saleby the board or log.
~ A few Journeymen would meet
with constant employ.
February | eosm
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For Sale
400 Acres of Lane,

n YfNG in the county ct Eauquie Z,
"a Of q mil. from the fowR =
M.I;;.ddleburg-This Lard lies handsome
II. we'll watered. about a4oseFes elea..
ed Of which there are 20 acres @ m 3 ~
land inferior TO none in the state' the va
lance in voods well adapted TO the us'
Of clover and plaster several nuno'es
ann oI 81 the best grated frsit--;
small dwelling, a good barn, SCI q
pIication Is made in short time a Dal
gain may be had. : rrvToN
"a eo2m
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A Farm to Rent.
February I.

ETHE subscriber will Rent or Lease
for five wears, that part Of the Farm in
Fairfax Ceanty about seven miles from
Alexandria, on which the late Dseto,
James Craik resided, containing about
goo acres. There are On the premises
good dwelling house, stable and eve
nv other out house, and a good orchard
and garden. For terms apply to William
Moss, Esquire, near the premises, orto
che subscriber in Alexandria.
.Mario d. Crrik.
January 81 stavswi
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NOTICE,

THE subscriber will sell to the high
est bidder, on Friday, the 9th ofFebru
airy next, at the lateresidence of colone
]. Wren, nine or ten likely young
NEGROES. of both sexes, for term Of
years-amsug them are two good cooks
washers and ironers. / will enter into
private contract before that day. forany
Of them. At same time and place, a
Horse and Cart for sale. Terms made
known on the dag OF sale.
SGreh WreR,
Fairfax County, Va.
february 8. dts
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Mechanic Relief Soclely'
September 90.

A stated meeting Of the .Mec I' 9' ri
lief Society, will be held at Mr 1, S
Ell M'Dougall's, on "Wednesday s'''''
the 7th instant, at 6 o'ciack.
By order Of the Pgesldeh. g,
JAMES s. SCOTT, secre'"
february 5
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Ground Plaster.

THE subscriber has on hand and In
tends keeping a large and constant sup
pssy6f @s6aei Plaster, for sale at a re-
aac4d price III the mill on king street, a
fe9Sloors below The Union Bank, and al
his store on the wharf.
A. P. COVER.
February I. cost
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A lot of ground with the i'm
Brocket's Fishery to Rent.

DrOCkcL 5 TlSnCIy w AtCllC.
r WISH to Rent my Fish-Landing,
Just above the town of Alexandra
with two Seines, one of which Is 15'
fathoms in length and 90 feet deep, tn
other is just new. go fathom. in length
and "A feet deep, with fish house arr
house to cook in; and should have NJ
AFFECTION to furnish four good hands t
work the boats--but should this fisher.
not be rented before the first day o
March, ] shall want a good man to TAX,
the management of the fishery, and
viii either give standing wages or give
a part Of the profits as we can agree.
William Hepburn.
January IL. col0th Mar
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King David's Pedal Harp.

SlGN0R PUCCI having had the honor OF
verformiug 10 all the principal Cities OF
the u. States, has no doubt OF giving sa-
tisfaetion to sreh as may favour him with
their company.
Particulars Of Performance.
PART. I.
Battle Of Mareugo--on the Harp.
Turkish March, by Cramer--do.
Rondeau, with varioGs--do.
Song much admired, Pipe dc
I'o6ac.
Song--Eird Diet.
Grand Variations on the Harp
PART II.
Coucertante.
song-Hope told a Fattering tale.
Hayda's Grand March.
Waltz, with eight variations.
Ytalion Air.
Allegro Ptestissimo.
Sons-Wlty does rzare deck the sky.
il+ tickets to be lad at the City Hotel
price One DslIar.-.-Performance to begin
NJ n,clack. Dreciselv \
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NETANTED to attend in Grocery
w Store, a Lad from IS to Il
years Of age. One from the country
would be preferred.
Apply to the Printer.
ian 90 colin
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For Sale. Freight, or Charter,
FSSK The schooner Jane, burthen 81
&EE tons or $50 barrels. now in com
plete order for the reception Of q cargo.
Apply to
Butts and Ca.oood
Feb eotf
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For Hire,

A Negro Man who is a g0 ''%, nrsEr
servant and caachnan. wOu'o
a''''s MN = ~ .arply TO The Pfi'''iFi.
January 80.
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I obacco Wantea, mice
For which the highest marss' r
will be given. apply to o 70.
"'' p. Dunbar & a. =
Feb 1
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Public Sale.

Il
ON Thursday the 5th day OF FEB. next:
will ba sold at public auction on tht
!. yr,,r,em;ses, the following property De
longing to the estate OF Rich'd. " eignt-
man, deceased.
A lot of ground with the I'm
thereon, situate on the east
side Of Fairfax street, between Princes
and Queen streets in the town of Alex.
andria, fronting on Fairfax street 81
49, ALSO,
A lot of ground with the I'm.
proyements thereon, situate on the soptt
side Of Prince street, and east OF FalrtaA
street, so feet 10 inches front on Prince
street, and 9S feet S inches deep.
ALSO,
A lot of ground with the I'm
fprovements thereon, situate at the inter
section Of Princess and Fairfax streets
Iextending IS feet on Princess, and l54
feet on Fairfax streets.
ALSO,
Another lot of ground hand
somely improved, situate at West End
adjoining the property of MIR. John Long
den. and containing one acre ana thre'
quarters of an acre. Terms made known
lat the time and place of sale.
r. C. Weightman.
der cots
Brocket's Fishery to Rent.
lE WISH to Rent my Fish-Landing
Just above the town of Alexandria
mith two Seines. one of which u Isl
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POTATOES.

.N6rtsern Potatoes for sale in small
quantities. by JOHN B. HAMMETr
coraerot Fairfax and Prince-streets.
February 3 cost
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CONCERT

BYrequest Of several Ladies and Gen.
tlemen Of Alexandra, SIGNOR PUG
CT, respectfully intOrms the inhabitants,
that on Tuesday evening, FEB,
ruary 9th. at z O'Clock precisely, ne will
exhibit performance
On that much admired and fashionable
instrument.
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Apprentice wanted.

January 1S.
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posTsGE ON NEWSPAPERS.

There is no suurcc OF reveaue to the
government Of the Z. States which causes
|:nch .enerat dissatisfaction as the in
Icrea seti postage on newspapers. while the
aalouls received from that source is Sc
triiline as 10 We scarcely worth notice. a
government ioaGGea cl tie viii oi Tic
people, and protesting respect for popular
npinion iastsad Of interposing obstacles
TO prevent tie circuia Son of useful infor-
nation, ought to give every aid to pro-
mote it.
We sincerely hope, that among the
members OF the present congress who are
the protested friends of the people, some
real friend will be found, who will move
for the repeal of that justly odious tax.
and have those professors tested by the
vote which will be given on that mo-
|tion. . l5id.
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Grant Fire IN RHssir !.

The European prints announce that
1000 houses, and Is schurches have been
lately destroyed by fire in the city Of
Cassan. Some American newspapers In
form US that 6 Cassan is in Persia, and
was formerly the capital of the Persian
|empire;' rlspahan has been for ages
the capital of Persia-its most ancient
capital was Persepois but we believe
that the city of Cassan or Kassan, (oftel
Gated kaIan) which has experienced
this dreadful calamity, is part of the
RUSSIAN empire, and is situated OH the
Volga, 80 miles east of Moscow, and
500 miles from st. Petersburg. This CT
ty has been truly unfortunate from fire,
a considerable part of it was consumed
ia 1919 and its destruction completed III
1852. Being place ofgreat Importance
it was soon ailcr rebuilt.
Worcester Gazette.
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Eperts to the Americans for two or three
months and during that time they had
fhe whole trade to themselyes-this might
surely have been prevented by a great
aegree of activity IN our own Colonies
Fish has been plenty all The season, and
the market is now pretty well stocked
oargoes have been purchased lately at 4
dollars per quintal-Lu lumber is likewise
plenty and has been purchased in cargoes
al s5 and SO dis: per Nj
We sincerely hope representation by
our Merchants 10 His Majesty's Minis
ters MAJ be thought necessary--and as
the SUBJECTS so we'll understood by them
an appeal to their individual interests at
the moment as in prospective, cannot be
necessary.