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BRITISH opPosITIoNfsTs.

The freedom with which they ute,
their sentiments may be seen in the fol.
Towing extract from the speech Of Mr.
locke, 81. P, early in May last, at the
| Norfolk Agricultural Meeting:
81 feel no delicacy in speaking Of
| the extravaganza of the Prince of Vale,
= .fpplaase.-Is there an Engiishman who
! can say from his heart. that $4,000 men
ARE necessary to the defence ofthis king
lom in time Of peace : 1t IS Impossible,
It may be asserted, that no man in hi
isenses car believe it. The truth is, tha,
this immense force is to be kept up, in
order TO please the Prince Regent, and
fsiye influence, and patronage to minis.
ters.-.3pplaaSss.- let minis
ters make their expenditure meet the a.
mount OF taxes, and not make the taxes
meet the amount OF the expenditure, -
[. we must have a large warlike esta-
bisstment, why is the glory and pride OF
England. be, navy, sighted? This was
not the policy OF Gus ancestors. There
is bat one way OF accounting for it, name
ly,as part OF pian to overthrow the IL
berries OF England, and to assinilale oui
government to that ot the tlespetic govern
ments of the continent. Do not indulge
the deIusive hope, that the constitutions
can subsist uni,npaiFed, while large
Standing army existsin the country. 0he
or the othernast be given up. Let Eng
lishmen decide, and dec de in time. which
they viii choose. Gentlemen, these are
my principles, they are the same as when
forty Years ago. You first sent me to par
lament. The events OF that period have
confirmed mein their truth. ] have been
in parliament curing two long, blnody and
responsive wars | never voted one shii
ling of your money Tor the support OF 81
ther. thought them both unjust and un-
necessary wars aad never would con
sent TO tax the people for their support. -
What has been the termination ct the pre-
sent war Yeu. are saddled with a debt
Of 500 millions. and YOU have succeeded
IN placing an Usurper on the throne g
France, against the Voice of the people,
Some arcldmefio7s Of no. no !! .frem the
GeiieyH-Tes, gentlemen. ! say an User
per, w'.o is kent there by $4,000 s5rltlsh
aayon8ts. Let them be withdrawn, aHc
Logis IS, would not remain upon the
throne aa hour. Depend upon it, it pli
-Eisters fnd another pretence fer going 10
war, tic fist.engina set 10 work will b.
The property tx. Exhausted and inpe-
yerished as the cnuntrv now is, notltlns.
but peace. a9d the s5sictest economy, car
save rs. Such, Gentlemen, are my we've
.OfpabAc ai'ajbS. ! have spoken opepis
rand fairly 70 you. have never disgal>
ed ny opinion, but have always thonsh
it my d1ty to make yop fully acquainted
with ms sentiments on all great gGestinns.
ard it is matter Of pride and pleasure
to ne, that during the period in which Z:
have represented you, ny public conduct
has deserved your approbation.-.dp,
ptaaSe.
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ALEXANDRIA.
MONDAY, july IS.

s,llowing remarks are from the
ins E,ench traveller !: and are ths
pen =. : r. regarded. Stree though he hati
po! S, + more than twenty years IN the Z.
rs'lasu 4 America his work merely
sta'ss now and then upon the subject
sla1os ,.,tv poitics. and that with cool
q a, III ps csndour OF tie unesameled
pess ~ our trade was in at the mo.
F0sps sss.o Il was struck dead by DIR.
men, ,a..' a embargo. be gives the ensuing
u Sc hardly credible, that, in 1907 ,
~ height Of those yeSatious and ar
go. ~ rpsfr;ctions on cur trade by the
ml * orders incouncil, neutrality-suspicious.
D,' ~ measure Of the embargo at the end
e. ~. ~ y,ar. the e. States we've expertine
y ~ nv amount Of twenty-tour millions
. y II of merchandise. halt OF which
s' ~. ,Asa own produce. employing one
WI .:tI;ss three hanllred and ninty seven
.sss 4 dipping, almost entirely Amerl-
'OaS ss.spIs. The explorations OF Bsitaln
s sau during that same year. 1907
p s nj noser. absolute mistress of the
= ,mapnted only to thirty-faue mil7
r isss sterling. and the tonnage of their
SsSole slipping in the merchant service
.ss setualiy something less than ours.s
( These advantages were the conse-
oosuce Of the var; and yet, becausa
!. s,spr consequences Of the war prevented
same farther increase, we chose to aban-
dontse whole
The same writer thus speaks of the
Notwithstanding 10 the American COM
msrce lrom Mr.Jay's treaty:
9 Bythe treaty of commerce with Mr.
I.y. in l7a5 the Americans were allowed
i India, privileges withheld from the
spbiccts Of G. Britain !; and in conse-
ousace Of these, they Supplied in Euro
nean markets, TO the exclusion OF the
Company. to snch degree, that's 1904,
the American tonnage in the trade be-
yohd the Cape Of Good Hope, was nearly
equal 70 tVo-thirds Of the Gngiish."
InanOther part Of the work the writer
remarks:
eSiuce 1901 the United States have
hal philosophical administration !;
Which saw commerce 10 some respects as
Isee il, but did more than | would de-
thatis to say, it attempted to torte tAe
pseeIe to adopt its opinioas, aud under
pretepce Of securing to trade certain
abstract freedom which nothing haman
c,a attain, sacrificed the real auj SUB,
stsnhaI freedom it eniOyed, and itsverv
existence. Tohave made. with the bel
lsereet powers, such treaties as ciFcum-
STAGES rendered practicable, leaving
trade aud Traders 10 actas their prudence
and Judgment might direct. woa!d have
been too simple and vnlgar pa'icY. The
American government was notconteni-
ed With so passive a'rart they had de-
nsed asysten. ard would establish il By
experiments, The commerce Of their
own peOpleis, therefore. just now, under
the bell OF the pneumatic machine. They
pump oct the air, and imagine. that. by
means of some indirect channels, the
atmosphere of English commerce will be
exhausted at the same time whether
that will be tie effect, remains to be
seeu.n
Inc above Quoted remarks were pen
ned IN 1910. Since that period the lore
q drama OF the philosophical experimental.
Nsts has been olosed-ASp HERE we
ARE.
Conneciic,it Ccaraat.
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Bosros, July 6, Saturday night,
O'Clock,


o'clock,
A sailor arrived in town il the Gl0uces-
ter Stage, TINS day, FROM whom we learn
the following:
" lie shipped on board the schr. Romp.
captain Fisk, at Baltimore, in April last
for voyage to Buenos Ayres and back.
and sailed the 18th OF the same month.
About the 10th Of MAY. of Cadiz, the
Romp fellin with the Spanish brig Joseph
of about $50 tons burtaen. from Cadiz.
bound to Corrunna, with a cargo of sweet
oil, soap. brandy. cocoa. sugar, cinnamon.
Sc. a considerable sum in Specie, and al
ter taking out the latter article. manned
and ordered ter for Buenes Ayles that
he was put on board as one OF the crew ;
that soon after parting with the Romp,
found the BRIG shore Of provisions and
water. aud it was thought advisable tc
steer for tie q. States and her course
was altered accordingly /; that or Sunday
last, they were near Gassias Ledge. and
fell in with three che6acco beats hsbing
that the prizcmaster proposed to Eli the
boats with articles cf the vessels cargo
ard make present Of tie same to the
fishermen. if they would land the crew OF
the BRIG at Cape Ann, which was agreed
Ito; that the boats we're accordingly load.
| ed aud the bris was then scuttled thai
tthey were landed at Sandy bay on Mon
day evening last, where the boats ane
their cargoes were seized the foliowin!
lday By the collector at Gloucester; tia
he does not know the cause Why the prize
master scuttied the brig. bat suPposes NJ
Diapers were not regular and he was a
lfraid to bring her mo port; that ate
Iparting with the Romp, considerable mo
lney was found secreted in different part
LOT the vessel ana each man retained VIVA
HE found, In addition to the above, J"
learn, that the prize-master has pee,
tseized in Gloucester, and that the Spans
Gonsul has gone fromhence TO that Pla'e
Ito investigate the circumstances. .
lmate and the rest OF the crew have al
Sseonded.
II f.
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PHI1ADELrHIA, July II,
DEATH WARRANT.

On Tuesday, the Sheriff of the City
and Comfy Of Philadelphia, received the
Death-W arrant of Richard Smith, con
victed CT tie murder of Captain Carson.
Saith is TO be executed on saturday, the
10th of August, between the hours CT lC
aid 2 O'Clock.
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Potomac Company.

A meeting of Che stockholders Of the
Potomack Company. will be held ct
siLaughlin's tavern, Alexandria, or
Monday the 9Th Of August, next, at II
o'clock, to appoint a president and di.
rectors to said company. By order OF the
board,
JOSEPH BREWER, Treas.
July 2 eoiSt
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Prem the Tras .a,merieaa.

It is impossible that the g True sancri
en,.'' should be Indifferent about the OPT
Mon Of the 6 eair .fmericaa" Whether
ladies', you ever condescend beguile 'hs
ediousness oftime by looking into, gu
tumble journal ee knaw not-sheuid sol
10 SO, we beg yon, in pursuing the follow
ing beautiful extract. to recoilect that Il
eas selected with particular reference te
your pleasure.
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lie has on hand,
July Is
Pistol Lost.

Was lost, on Friday evening last. be.
tween Hunting Greek Bridge an! Wash
ingten t ayern, small brass barrel pock
e, Pistol. A reasonable reward will be
paid to the finder Gu delivery of the sa,nt
|to the Printer.
July Is st
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B. Il. R0GaE,
Respectfully informs the Public, that he
has commenced the
Printing Business,

On st. Asaph street, few doors south
Of King street, and ne1t door to A.
Fa,c's ofice; where he viii be happy to
execute any work in Printing, IN TIE
eatest manner. and shortest notice.
~ N. b. ANY work left at Mr.. JohI
8. Stewards for the subscriber, will bt
lankfully received, y. a. b.
July Is eoot
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NOTICE,

THE subscriber having suffered, with
in few months past, a great decline OF
health, rendering him incapable OF at
tending to business, is admonished to re-
treat to the country with view to its
repair.
lie has on hand,
A variety Of theological ard Miscel-
laneous Works, which he would sell at a
considerable discount.
Within two weeks he hopes to be pre-
Jared to leave town.
John Paradise.
July Is SIT
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E0R BOSTON.

sSg The BRIG Eliza Haily, E. Fin~
,ney, master; vii sail m lew
|da,s. 4. take 9 Or 500 barrels freight.
Laarsson and Faslse
July 10
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THIS is TO give notice. that the sub
scriber, of Alexandria c0unty. IN he dis
trict of Columbia, has obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county letters Of
administration with the will annexed. on
the estate OF william Smith, late Of the
county aforesaid deceased Al persona
having claims against the said decedsnts
are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, passed by the
Orphans, Court, to the subscriber, on or
before the third day Of January next. or
they may by law be excluded from all
benefit to said estate 4 those indebted
thereto are repaired to make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand, this third day
OF July. 1916.
RiehGrd C. Norton, Admir-.
with the will annexed, OF Hm'
Smith, deceased.
! July 8 ee4w
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For Sale,
On credit Of one. tlco and three
uedrS.
July Is


On a credit Of one. tlco and three
gears,
THAT highlg improved FARM in
Prince William County. known b. re
name of Graham Park. owned By the
late Doctor George Graham.
The tract contains aboGt 500 acres Of
which about 200 acres are vel! tim5ercd.
The advantages Of the farm sre cguai 10
any ia that section of the country. It's
distance from Washington being only IS
miles, Alexandria so, Dumf'ies l9. 3c@
coquan Mills l6--aud on the tarm Is q
comfortable dwelling house 70by 20ieetj
also stout Kitchen and meat house 18th
every other necessary ont house, IN exc
celient well Of water, orchard, gardens
etc. 1t is unr ecessary to speak o. tie
soil, presuming thnre dcsircrs q psa~
chasing viii view it, Hblcb ,oay he done
on application TO yoha H1ee s>a who
at present has the farm in IT'S occp7e ncT,
Possession may be had On the Fl. ST oIaeXt
January, the purchaser having the prIvi-
edge Of seeding.
At Graham Park,
On Wednesday he -a'h sep'emter5
Kill be offered TOR sale,
SeseraI likely Negroes. Horses, and
Farming Utensils, deliverable on tie lst
January Hext-.9tso. Sheep. great pro-
portion of which are half and rec quar-,
ters blaoded, Cattle ald hogs with all
the l!oashoid and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
JOHN G. HesEop, Ex'r.
Of George Graham. deceased.
Petersburgh, Jane 1874 dt4thSep
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July 70
Orphans curt,
aIenaudiia County, July iermo

ORDERED, That the administrator Of
Willa,n Saith, deceased, do insert the
usual advertisement three times & We, K
for four weeks, in the. AIexandiia news
papers.---A copy--rest.
a. Moore, Register.
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FeR salE.

For SG1E,
An Intelligent Black Bow. aged about
g years. He has been accustomed 10
AXE care Of horses and to labor ON a
arm. lie is cot offered for sale for any
ault. For further particulars apply to
re Printer.
July 10
THE SUBSCRIBERS
las received by the ship Congress via
Baltimore, and barque Mary, direct
from Liverpool
afsr packages Of aeeH chosen
DRY coo DIS,
CONSISTING OF
Striped ;anets
White quilting and figured yestings
Damask table cloths, from GA to 1914
Furniture and other plates
Shawis
Gilt aud siivereJ ball buttons
Plain and figured null muslin
Elegant tanbofed tnuA robes
Superfne cloths and cassimeres
Corded, check AMI common ginghams
Madras hantikerchiels
Furniture fringe, consisting Of long
md round ball, plain and double gimp
,ead.
The above goods will be sold on adyan-
agecus terms by the piece or package.
George FayIor.
Julv IL colin
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French School.

I'M Tuesday evening the first of DC
tober, intend to open ny frencf
School in a comfortable room behind the
store OF Mr.. Lewis Neale's, on Fairfax
street, If sufficient number of students
effer by that time to like it worth asten
ton. Those who intend to come, viii
please to leave their names with nae, OF
William Staoler, at DR.. Ssabler's shop
before that time.
Williaa Lanphier.
september IS If
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Notiee.

ExTHEREAS some evil disposed per
wv sons are in the habit Of entering
The yards and gardens Of this town and
stealing therefron pots containing flow
srs Of different kinds, such as REESE an
Apple Gerrahiums, 5c,-This Is to give
notice that handsome reward will bt
given to any person who viii give intor,
inaiion SO that the thief or thieves ma,
be brought to justice. Should suspicios:
characters Offer any such for sale it i
requested they may be stopped and In
formation lodged at the Office OF the A
Iexandria Gazette.
Sept. 95. St
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Ha- DWARF & Ironmongery
gycHaRD SLADE,

DEers for sale at his store uppee end OF
+ King street, Garner OF Henry, IN adj
tiition to TIE stock of the laie Richard
Slade and Co. an extensive assortment
of GOODS in his line, just received
per the Congress, Boston and Thomas.
from Liverpool among which there is
/ great variety of Household STUFF:
viz.
E7vLEGAN'r Bath steve CRATES, brass
LA and green wire tenders polished
Isteel FIRE irons, patent hearth brooms'
Ibronzed and plated caadle stands with
and without branches and cut glass drops.
iplated casters. and liquor frames, with
common and best cut glass bottles, all oil
the latest fashions.
/ A complete assortment of buadingma-
lterial-S cabinet furniture, carpenters,
Icoopers and Ssniths tools. A most ele-
giant assortment OF sadtllery, trunk con
flaming ladies and gentiemen'S saddle
land brides.
Case bird and duck guns and pistols.
case pins, case buttons, 500 stone iron
wire, a great variety OF japanned ware,
Aegant tea caddies of wood, brooms and
musicalinstruments, acomplete
assortment of fine and coars &c cutlery, a
few best quality surgical instruments.
Alsog
Pr Mars & George Long, 100 tons bar
iron sorted 2 in tire from 5-SSto IA in.
thick, axe hoe, plough, square and rouud,
S0oNhundlss hoop iron, sheet iron e rods,
so faggo's Nm 3. T Wilmington Crowley
on hand, SO bundles German
steele, English aad American Blistered,
all OF she first quality, anvils, vices, war
~anted smiths bellows, wagon boxes, 4
casks sad irons, large anu small cast
weights. mill guGgeons, an assortment Of
lolisw ware, 20 casks~f ne Lancashire
wrought nails, so casks Amer cut do.
Having obtained advantages derived
from cash purchases, he is enabled to Of
Ter the above goods on as low terms as
ecu be obtained in the U. States.
september 25
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From the Saxon Flecks.

The subscriber begs leave to acquaint
ais town aud country friends, that he Has
received. to sell. select assortment OF
Extra Cloths and Cassimeres, finished In
a. superior style, blue, black, brown,
mixed, imperial, Saxon, and Bhcher's
greens, double mifled lrab, etc. Cass-
sneres, dress black, blue, Cobourg and
autumn, mixed. Double milel, black.
blue, dra5, fawn' and mixed or various
kinds. Stockinets, vestinss, buttons
treble gilt, patent woye and Leopold
stars OF different sizes.
. n. b. He will receive orders from the
to make ladies'habits, coaks,
coats, and genflenien's wearing apparel.
in the, newest fashion, with. precision.
ROBERT GRAY, King street,
next door to Dpstors Wash
ington and Semmes.
september "a cost
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New Goods,
Just received from Baltimore,

A few barrels sweet oranges
IS casks Goshen cheese. 1st qual;4,
Young hyson tea and coffee
Soft she'll almonds in bags
Together with variety of other arti
cles which will sell low for cash a
wholesale or retail, al ny store, Sd doc
above Mr.. Grubb's tobacco manuiactory
on King street.
VIM. G. NEWTON. !,
September Is St
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already been made to the new ips,;t,.
ton, and we hope the example villb,
followed by all classes of immunity
LONDON, August 9.


Letters from Madrid on the 1A4S &c
July mention, that General Castanos has
Resigned the command of the army ofC.-
talonia, and had been succes ded BY Gen
Lacy. In the above provi ce and in An
|dalusia, considerable levies are fo, nine
to equip new expedition against Spanish
America, as the governme now despairs
OF any good consequences resulting from
that Of Morilfo. They e d il impossible
to pacify, and that it is only by main
force that the royalists retain those
points they have beea abe to conquer
Propositions have been made to several
IGnerrilla chiefs who distinguished them
selvesin the late war against the Frencb:
;ssms have accepted active service. Bur
~ the midst o! all these hostile prepa.
Iratlens and threats of revenge against the
Spanish american Insurgents. money is
wa"tlns,th treasury of the Peninsula ia
empty, no credit Or trade exits, so thar
1T is problem among the clear sighted.
whether Spain is able to fit out another
iexped ton $4,000 men against her uIss
ira marine provinces, now last approach
ing the attainment Of the great object for
winch they have been fgaiing during g.
period of seven years
At the York assizes, on Monday last
a trial about the warranty Of no Sc came
on, which lasted.from nine O'Clock in the
morning until eleven O'Clock n x. day
,Fhe jury continued locked up all night.
from six. on Monday evening uutil ten
next morning. On coming into court at
that hour, md on Baron Wood asking in
the usual manner if they were agreed ia
Their verdict, nine declared that they had
found tor the Plaintiff, AMI the ether three
declared that they had found tor tha
defendant. All therefore, retired. and
at eleven returned with verdict for ths
defendant, the minority ayng triumph.
ed. What adds TO the singularity of the,
case is, that the plaintiff and defendant
cordially shook hands in court before the
jury retired, and pledged each other to.
abide by the verdict.
August IS.
Captain Grant, the renowned Jlish
rObber,. was, on the 9th, fnund guilty
and condemned 10 death, at marlborough
AssiZes. He has become very penitent,
A letter from Dover, of AUG. IL, Sun
day says" the earl of Pembroke, Sir
Denis Pack, and several families of dis.
making upwards If 200 persensy
sailed yesterday morning in six pacy y
and passage vessels for Calais.
I" This morning four vessels sailed
with two families, aud about sixty pas.
. Thursday Gen. Kyd, accompanied By
Wood, M. P. for Cation, left tuwn ona
six months tour on the continent.
So dreadful has been the inundation
in Switzerland, that three lakes have acc
tually run into one.
.Erolits Ian instance Of this rare
phenomenon has recently occurred H. the
of Glastonbury. It wa,
preceded by an uncommon noise, resemo.
bling thunder, towards the south, When
a stone Of the size Of large egg fell,
striking a window, which it entered,
making a very small aperture. aud fell
on the floor. On being taken up, it burnt
the fingers, and had strong sulphurOus
SMELL,
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Rachurd Lbbg

Has again had an arrival

By the ship George long, from Gotten
burg, he has received.
A large quantity 81 Swedes iron,
large proportion of which is Wagon tire
By several late arrivals frair England be
has received his Fall Goods, consisting
Of Hardware, Cutlery and Saddlery-
which, with those before received, make
bis assortment very extensive and com
plete. Among which, are shot, tin plate
ansils and vices, sheet iron, ground white
lead, Crawley steel. grass, grain and
sriar scythes, patent and other straw
'eknives, nails and. spikes, pewter and
sheet lead.
september Oh st
The editor of the Winchester Gazette
IS requested to insert the above three
times and send his account to this office
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Historical Sketches
OF THE
LITE WAR

!. Between the United States and. urea'
Observation-Disclosures Of he individual ora
very of the American Sailors oola'Sfs
and CitiZens-with Portraits OF tue NV
distinguished Naval 4 Military Oihce''F
and views of several Sicges and Enss1o'
ments. Price 2 Dollars.
ALSO
A few copies of Richard SMITHS f i,,o.
for the Murder of Capt. CaFson--oV''
piete.-Prics Dollar.
For sale by .,r
JOHN A. STEWART
august 81 1870
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FOR SALE.

On board the schooner Mechanic, now
lying at Slacum's wharf
500 barrels OF Tar,
SO barrels of Cider Vinegar, of SUI
perior qaality~-and
A small qaaHtity of Poplar Plank, ami
Scantlins OF various sizes.
For F,sigM or Charisf,
fK The above vessel, to Norfolk.
M& Richmond. Fredericksburg, Q,
Charleston. The said schooner viii sar,
ny 500 barrels. She is well found Fol-
terms apply TO the master on board.
september 25 SIT
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For New York,

RS The Packet Schooner E1
yE ~ pertinent, Stoddard, master
- viii positively sail on Sunda,
sass next, 29th inst. For freigh
or passage, apply on board at Jaaney''
wharf, or to
BarncwalT & Popham.
septembcr25 at