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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-22
DRY GOODS.

BY the ships Mount Vernon and Ocean,
we have received variety OF British
Dry Goods, amongst which are
Super6ne cloths and cassimefes
Plain and friiled bombazets,
Stockinets
Calic0es
Cambrics
Dimities
Shifting coftons
MarseiIles cuttings
Royal ribs
Brown hollands
Shawls
Handkerchiefs
Colored cambrics; Rim and silled
4 cotton and linen checks,
Which will be sold on reasonable
terms for cash or approved paper.
Janney, Morgan & Co.
5th mo. Is 2w
Just Received from Boston,
by the sch. Rebecca, Capt. Berry,
New England rum
Bengal indigo
Soap In boxes
Alum.
avn w STORE,
First quality Madeira Wines
Tenerife inthaIf pip
Lisbon, > and
Malaga & quarter
Port casks.
9Th proef Antigua rum in hhds.
Holland gin
Whiskey in barrels and hhds.
Superior quality Orleans sugar ID
hogsheads and barrels
Wrapping paper
No. and chocolate
Liverpool blown and coarse salt
Best family flour, and a general as
sortment Of groceries,
For sale By
Bryan Hampson & Co.
april 90
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fashionable Dry Goods.
Negroes Wanted.

wish to purchase few Negro Boys
and Girls, for which l will give the high.
est price in Chartered Bank Notes, IL
early application be made to ne at Eli
Legg's tavern, King-street, alexandria:
George Farley.
May II Nv
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PUBLISHED DAILY. By S. sN0WDEN,
OUIGLY's

Burr .MiN Stone Mannfactory.
UyHE subscriber has received large
supply of BURR BLOCKS, direct
from France and hascommenced max
inc Burr Mil Stones, at his shop, upper
end of King street, near the store OF MIR.
james Anderson, where he can, on
short notice. furnish Stones Of any size,
warranted equal to any in the United
States, and on the most reasonable terms.
sMichael Quigly.
anril S II
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD,
RAN AWAY from the subscriber
living in Anne-Arundel county, Man
land, near Queen-Anne, on the lott
instant. likely light mulatto lad, called
CHARLES JACKSON, about S feet s
or 9 inches high--had on when abscom-
ed blueround jacket trimmed around
the edges with red, dark blue panta
looms very much worn, white cotton
shirt, new fur hat and boots, he has
also variety eff other cloathing With
him which is unknown--he is an art
fellow, and as he reads and writes very
well nc doubt will forge pass to answer
his purpose. The above reward will be
given for securing him in Alexandria Or
Georgetown jail, and Sixty Dollars il
brought to me.
Wm. G.. Sanders,
n. B. All masters of vessels q others
nre forewarned harboring or carrying OFT
said fellow at their peril.
December Is 2aw
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WEDNESDAY, MAY GO, 1916.
FRENCH GOODS.

Landing at Lawrason & Fowle's wharf.
from the schooner Morning Star, P.
R Page, masters from Havre de
Grace,
l case white and black grapes,
/ do Lavantine handkerehiefs, with
celored borders
Long black and white silk gloves ,
/ case mems and women's black
and white silk hose
g do Fiorences, asserted colors
9 do Levantine do do
. do taffetas do do
l do ladies kid gloves, assorted
sizes md colers
/ do mems leather gloves
= / ditto green sewing silk for UNI
brellas
/ ditto sewing silk, assorted co.'s.
Do. Oil skin hat covers,
/ Do. Cambrlcs,
/ Do, Long Lawns, Cambria hks.
Shirt buttons,
Do. White Chip Hats,
90. piack ana white Grape. and
gauze fans,
The above goods were purchased with
cash, and selected by the best houses at
Lyons and Paris, and will be sold at
small advance by,
J. & 1. Vowel,
Lawrason 8 FowFe.
ALSO,
Landing from said Schooner and for sale
Jas above;
IS pipes old cogniac brandy, OF a
superior quality
90 cases champagne, 2 dozen each
60 ditto medoc ciare', 9 dozen each
May II
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For Sale,
TTNHAT substantially built & elegant
N ~ finished three story Brick Daeei-
ling House on Water-street, formerly
the residence of the late DR.. Kennedy !;
with which will be sold, either conjoint-
ly or separately, the adjoining vacant
Lot. 90 feet front and 100 feet deep
The terms of sale will be very accomme-
dating to the purchaser.
If this property be not sold previously
70 the 18th of May next, it will then be
for Reat and possession given immedi-
ately thereafter.
Application may be made to
J. /. M'kenna.
april % d5t&2awtf
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Land for sale.

NNHE subscriber offers for sale two
a small FARMS in the county of
WestmOrelanA ana state of Virginia
One on Mattox Greek, containing 600
acres, principally land of The first quail
Y, 40 Of which is heavily timbered.--
There IS on this tract a GOOD dwelling
house, with all necessary out-houses, a
me young apple and peach orchard,
springs Oinever failing streams convent
sht. The house stands on the banks OF
me creek where every convenience and
luxury that the season can afford is at
tacaad to il.
.8Ls0,
! 0ne ether Tract, lying and being in
'as same county, about one and half
niles from the above tract, containing
2o2 and half acres, about $50 acres Of
, winch Is ngood timber-thers IS dwell.
ing AoGse, kitehen, sand az apple or.
saaro with some other valuable fruit at
sscne0 TO this, with spring of good wa
81. Fer terms apply to Baldwin NJ.
Lee Lee Esq. or Henry Beaucock, both of
as,Sa gentlemen live near the premises,
" u'e Subscriber in. Alexandra.
ELLIOT MUSE.
sdmo. %
ne editors Of the n. Inteiligencer
~. &c requested to insert the above two
~ sAs and send their account TO this Of
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Lost or n,islald,

Lost or miSlald,
A certificate for 100 shares Of the
Stock of the Marine assurance Compa-
nv Of Alexandra, numbered frem Ne.
ISL to $50 inclusive, in the name OF
James Heron, for renewal of which ap.
.plication Will be made to the Office of
the said company.
james Taylor, Jun.
Executor of James Heron, decd.
March so tt
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A BEooDLESs DUEL.


Doctor Nlisanbau, a French physician
who aas remarkably tall and thin, hap
|pened to qaarfel With Dr.. Cheyae, al
|Engtish physician, & the most corpalcn'
nan Of his time. The dispute was car
lied 10 sttch an extreme that It produced
IA challenge. AID the pls,c OF rendezvous
vas in one OF the field, near London
lat the tine appointed, the antagonists
with their seconds, Appeared. and the lat.
ter measured Out the ground, The adj
Sc parties had taken their station,
when suddenly Dir. Cheyne exclaimed
f. siold ! this is not fair play; ] aaa Sc
large YOU can't fail to hit nae and you
SO thin, one might as well take ain at i
shadow We oaght tobe somewhat more
upon footing OF equality" :" With al
Imy heart," replied the Frenchman; 80 we
|h.ve Only to mark out, with lines Of ch4lk
on your body, the size and figure # nine
aud ali the hits make on either side the
lines Shall go for nothipg'' DR.. Cheyne,
not relishing this happy expedient, thc
ser onls interposed, and it was decided
ito be best not to fight at all.
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From a tate London paper.

Died, on Saturday se'oNiglt,. at Lin,
Der, near Brigg, Lincolnshire. Mr.. J,
lCaskoin. aged IS. TIE venerable gen.
|tleman made choice of his bearers who
were six OF his grandson, two named
|lohn, two George, and two William
Mr.. GaskMn WIS the surviving partner
'of the late Mrs. Gaskoin, who, on Eisi!
TO the queen some years back, gave orr
Yin to the Gsskiin caps. She was also
@hiie on this visit, in making
for the king rye bread, whiclIhsmely fare
was 50 mach approved Of by his majesty
that the old1ady, during herlife, made a
rule of sending his majesty treat Of
this SOFT annually; and the practice is
sfill 'inued by M'rs.Gs daughter, Mrs,
Ehos. Wright, OF Timber.
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Sporting Intelligence.

ME Upper MarIboroush Races will
U commence on Thursday, 10Gh 0c-
tober next. On that day will basun a
sweep stakes Of three years old, 7 enter-
ed, play or pay, $50 each.
On Friday, 11th, the Jockey Club
Purse of 2406 will be run for, four miles
and repeat.
And on Saturday, 18th, purse Of
froa, Q to $500, TIVE miles and repeat.
The above races will be governed BY
the rules sfthe Washington Jockey Club.
4 meeting of the Jockey Club is re-
auested at four O'Clock on Wednesday
preceding the first days race, at Mr..
IBowling's tsyern.
The Slezcards.
n. B. At 8 o'c'o k on Saturday the
10TH, sweepstake OF Mules will be run,
|eaen subscriber to pay $40, to carry
catches, twomiles andrcpeat. The sub
|scription paper is LEFT with MIR. Bowling,
|and viii be kept opentil! Friday evening
IS O'Clock, preceding the day Of race.
september %
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CnARlEsroN. Sent. 19.

Arrived, sloop scl.o'.aric, Forsyth. ST.
Japo de Cuba. Is days. tH the SIXTH
spoke schooner Joanaa, Hasfeld, Z DAYS
from Jamaiea boIpd to St. Johns, n b.
18th, OF Cape st. Antoine, ln% lat, 90:
IS. made the Florida shore, saw several
sail in shore apparently standing TO the
|northvard 18th, in lat. Y, go, long.
|79, As. spoke Ship supposed to De B SRI
fish, from Havana, in distress, leaky.
making for the first port Ia the Unltea
States. The captain inlaraied he had
understood at KavanHa. that tbe Patriots
had gained decisive victory ove- the
|Royalists, the particulars OF which he
could not learn, as they kept It as much
a secret as possible. Wished to keep
company with us, but sailing faster lei1
(us. 18th, of the, west end OF the Isle o.
Pines, was boarded BY large Schooner
under Spanish celors, supposed to Dc a
FUartbagenian cruiser, informed that az
american ship was on shore on the cas-
end of the island; detained US aeou!
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september or

Butchers, Farmers and .Nitters!
On Thursday the slst of October, vii
be sold at Benheid Lear Port 1obac
CO, in Charles County,
81 Ne hundred and fifty head of2cat
~ tie, also the sheep, hogs & horses
toe crops of corn, fodder aud straw, o
three plantations, iarmiog utensils, &c
For all sums of money<aboye twenty
dollars, SIX months credit will be given
bond and security viii be required
+ Also, several farms Tor rent or sale.
Of superior quality, and adsahtageousiy
situated for water carriage.
Also, ansexcelIent and well accstom
ed Grit Mill, just rebuilt with new
ooltnig cloths,
\. b. rhe cattle may be purchased
by private contract.
Warren Rye,
Manager.
September s7 staw6w
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fak;np It Of. re made the same difflcul-l
81, when he was informed that it was
necessary to lie his hands, but he offer
ed them himself; when the person VINO
accompanied him, M tdgeworth, TOLD
him, nj. sEdgeworth, told him It was the
Last sactifce--He then asked il the drum
would continue to beat. We ans Wered
him that we did not know, which was
true. He then mounted the scatfold.
land wished to advance to the front OF
lit so that he might SPEAK. Iuts It was
to him that the thing was
Impossible. He then suffered himself
Ito be conducted to- the place where
1--we tied hina:-whence he cried out very
loudly. people | die innocent. thea
Turning himself towards US, 81 am inno-
cent Of al! that's laid to my charge, and
wash that my blood may cement the hap
Ipiness of the French" These were his
ltrue and last words. Tie kind OF little
Iiebate which took place at the foot %
the scaIfold turned upon this--that l'e
Hid not think it necessary mis- coat sho'lh-
be taken OIL, or that lis hands should bt
lt5ed. lie proposed also tocat his hair OF
aimself. II eve it TO truth to declare tina
Sc supported the Whole scene with
lcoiness aud forttade that astopished "a
Iail. | am veil convinced that be derry
j this armness from the principles o
| fhSion with whiel no one could appea
a1Fe penetrated thau he.
| loa are at liberty to make use OF my
letter. as it contains nothing but VIVA
Is ebstorasbte TO the most exact truth
60, Esd, l79S,
tSisAed}
SAMSON, ExecuGoaer Of
Criminal Judgements,
| Such, sir, is the extract which have
translated. literally, and which offer tt
ihe pesdsal OF your readers. $. G. b.
/ Eoaehersilie, Aug, IS, 1916.
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FROM RIO DELLA Plata.

By a letter received yesterday iron
MaItlenado. by the Olive Branch, we
ioarp. that the army under the orders o.
Gen. Rondeau in upper Peru has beer
reorgam8eli and reinforced. The enc
my's forces are in julia, deferred
from advancing by Instructions IN then
rear.
Commodore Brown las made many
prizes in the Pacific Ocean, one of bis
prize ships had arrived at Rgenos Aytes
valued at half million Of dollars. By
the arrival of this prize, however, the un,
welcome tidings are received OF the loss
of the priyateec Constitution, in gaze oil
Cape Horn, This vessel was command
ed by an ex-pfiest named jeiian Srive, a
man Of great valour patriotism and lioe'
rality.
The people Of Nuntevideo were tran
quill on the rumor OF aiiazilfan invasloR.
General Artisas was ready to repel a
greater fierce than can possibly be sent
against him.
But the most impoi tant newsannounc-
ed by this letter, is the complete restora-
ton Of harmony to the provinces OF bio
de la Plata; Baenos Ayres having ceas-
ed to dictate since the general Congress
assumed the government.
a Counter statenleet from 81. Domingo,
Captain Horton, of The schr. Arson,
who arrived tsis morning 10 10 days
from Port au Prince, st. ilomln.,o, states
in contradiction TO the news received
Yesterday ty the General Jackson from
Jacmel, that hostiiities between the rival
chiefs had not recommended ;nor had a
nv recent preparations been made, on
either side, for a general engagement.
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Public Sale.

III ~
DY VIRTUE of a deed of trust RON
I'D Wittiam Keatoa to the subscriber.
!tosecnre the payment of certain debts in
the said deed mentioned, due iron, tild
said William Yeaton to the Bark of fotos
mac, will be sold at auction on the premis
lses, on The first day of October next, at
no O'Clock,
mat Lot or parcel Of ground
on which the said MN. Yeaton, at re-
sent resides, situated upon tie North ade
lot Cameron street, and west side az St.
Asaph streets in the town of Alexsndria.
and bounded as follows, viz. hesinn;ne at
the intersection of said streets apd uu
lning thence weStwardly with Cameron
street, and binding herewith 10C feet /:
thence northwardly with a line parallel
| to St. Asapl's street I26 feet; thence
eastwardly with line parallel to Cane.
rem street 100 feetto Sc. Asaph's street
thence southwardly with that stree, nd
,binding thereupon l96 feet TO tie begin
lining, together with The bisicins, af5 all
other appurtenances theres.,to tsleGsrss
! One Lot Of GrouilQ. on the
east side of Fairfax street. brsinnias Il
lthe north side of the house ia merr occu.
lpied by Mr. catharine Sanford, suppos,
led TO be ~ feet 4 inches 10 he sou,ii OF
iffincess street thence south 10 the line
lot the lot formerly the pieperty of Mary
Chew, sapposed 20 be thhty tour feet twd
}qr three inches /; thenct eastwardiy the
zane width parallel with Princes street
in depth LIS feet 6incbes to The iine
,ot the lot formerly Richard conwa 3.
One other Lot en- the north
Nside of Cameron street, begia,iite at the
distance of one hundred aud forty four
feet vest from Royal street, ttcnce vest
IOn Cameron street one hundred ami Two
feet two inches to Pit street. thence
horth on Pitt street. eighty eight teet to
ten feet alley, thence o1 the alley east
one hundred aid two feet two inches,
thence south parallel to Royal street to
the begilRing.
One other Lot On the north
side of King street hegianing at the
distance OF ninety seven feet six inches
west from Union street, thence west on
King street twenty two feet Six inches,
thence north parallel to Union street, the
same width as in front, eighty one feet to
Fayette alley.
The terms Of Sale will be one fifth IN
Cash, and the residue in six. twelve
eighteen and twenty5six months. carry
ing nterestfron the date, 10 be secured
by Mates with approved ENDORSES, and
Deed OF Trust on the property sold.
THOMAS SWAMI,
~ Trustee.
July 90 2awts
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PORT.TOBaCCO
Jockey Club Races.

XNyILL be run fer, over the Port
Wv Tobacco Jockey Club Race
Course, on Tuesday the 29th October
1920, 4 miles and repeat, free for any
horse, mare or geIaing.
On "Wednesday the sOth, viii be ruI
for, the money arising from the toll
gates, 2 miles and repeat.
And on Thursday the s1st, a Saddle
Bride and MartIngale,, one mile and re
peat, free for the saddle horses of tht
county bnly, each horse to carry ont
hundred pounds weight.
DAN. JENIFEn,
Secretary to the Club.
september 81 ). lawt29thOct
~. The editors of the N. Intellisen
Ger are requested itDinsert the above once
a week till 10Th October, and send theiI
account to this office,
District Of Columbia,
County Of aieaandria. to wit:
April Term. 1916.
James Cassin, Complainant,
against
John Fl. lawn, Il Thomas w. Peyton
1efendants. /,
IT CHANeERY
The defendant John FL. Fawn no. lia4-
ing entcsJ his appearance aud giyer
security according to the statute and tie
rules OF this court, And it appearing t.
the satisfaction of the Couftnpon affitIav.
it, that the said defendant John ii. saw,s
is riol an inhabitant of this District o.
motion Of the Complainant by his coun.
sci, it is ordered, that the said defend.
ant John II. Fawn, do appear here on
the first day of Neyembs;. term next, and
enter his appearance TO the suit, and
give security for pertaining the degrees
of the Court, end thatthe 0ihes defend
ant Thomas w. Peyton, do not pay a
way, convey Or secrete, the debts by iinI
ewing tp, Or the estate or effects in his
hands, belonging toltEe said absent de-
PENDANT John FL. Fawn, until the further
order o. decree of this Court and that
a copy of this order be forthwith publish
ed for two months successfully in one
Of the public newspape- $ published in this
county. and that another copy be posted
at the front door of the Courthouse Of
said couaty.
A Copy--Teste
e. DENEALE, c. 6.
Aug. 8 law2m.
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From the Montreal Herald.
EXECUTION or LOUIS XVI

EYECUTI0.F or LOUIS XVI
Mr.. GRAY,
The establishment of the Bourbon
family upon the throne Of France. is a
very important event. and is every where
The subject ofmuch speculation and Won
der. The idea OF their present prosparl-
ty naturally associates with that OF their
nsst misfortunes. liz consent with this
general sympathy, book has lately been
suhlished in France, entitled Historic
On Process de LOUIS 1t appears to have
been written with much fidelity, and Is
calculated to excite very lively interest
among all, whether roYalists or republI'
cans, who yeuerate justice or love hnmah-
ity.. 1t is not my purpose to comment Cd
. transaction which will forever stain tae
annals of that lated country. lnotiee
this work on. offer to public atten-
ton curious extract, in the shape OF a
letter, from one of the unfortunate me
narca's executioners 1t was addressed
to NJ Bernard, one OF the editors OF the
Bulletin National, and published III that
paper, 25th February, l795; but a little
more than a month after that tfagicai e.
vent.
s. Having aIighted from his carriage
for execution, we told him he must take
9th coat. He made some difficulty,
saying, he could be executed as ne was.
Upon a representation that the thing
was impossible, he himself assisted N
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ALEXANDRIA.
FRIDAY, SEpTEMBER 81.
FROM LaGUTaa..

r.nt SatchwelE, whose arrival is men
s.sgsl IN tie ship news, reports, that
ls ssl squadron was fitted oul at Lagulra
~ 1sas;sf,pg Of e sail OF merchant vessels
og :gh o,lns on their upper decks, to pfoceee
VA 's;n : Aiargaretta it was thought how
a Scr by many that they would affect no
.';;ao The patriot priyateers shew them
ss si,e Lasuira daily, but being super
- srsa;Iors, escape capture. Capt. 5. wa.
i .,otaipe6 ON account Of this feet Q Or
Avs they inforning him there was NJ
enlarge, but were fearful Of his glvln!
attenuation to the Patriots.
INV Salem Gazette.
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half an hour. 17jk, Of Cape Roman,
saw a schooner standingto the southwark
land westward.
Sugar at st. Jago, S9a11 coffee, la
|I2; molasses, SO per pnneheon, OF 10
[sallons. All kinds Of American produce
very dali. Left three American vessels
lat st. Jago, names not known che a
|schooner from Baltimore, could not sell
her cargo, and intrEded to return to
Baltimore.
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Public Sale.

|TnSIfE subscribers will sell on Monday
8 tie 2Sth of October next, if fair !; j
met the next fair day thereafter, in pui.
suance of the DEGREES of the county court
-ef Fairfax. in the suit Of MagruSer and
Washington against John Luke-at pub
lie sale for ready money, the whole, Or
so much of that Tract OF Land, situate in
Fairfax county on the north side of the
road leading from Alexandria to Lees
burg, on which the said John Luke re-
sided; as will raise the sum of eleven
hundred and ninety Ave pounds four shil-
hngs and five pence, with interest there
on from the 10th of SeptembS 1898, IN
I'll the day of sale, and the costs OF the
suit and sale-wbish land is situated "a
bout seven miles from Alexandria and a
short distance above the place where the
turnpike road leading from the Potomac
Ibridge strikes the read from Alexandtia
Ito Leesb1rg. The quantity OF land is est
mated at about 588 81 acres. There is
lou it two story framed Dwelling House
not in very good repair, and some out
houses. No deed will be made untl the
purchase money is, paid.
Edmund I Lee,
Robt. |. Taylor.
Richard Radcliffe,
Commissioners.
Aug. ia y, cots
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Pubic Sale.

O. Monday next, at ten o'clock, will be
Z sold at the house Of the subscriber Oh
King street,
A variety of Household and Kitchen
Furniture, among which are 9 or s first
quality Feather Beds, and Redstcads.
etc, etc Also, an excellent Forte Pa.
no. Terms made known at the place Of
sale.
JOHN Mckinney.
P. G.. ARsf.ELLER, Auc'r.
sentpmhpr ~
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FALL GOODS.

JOSEPH JANNEY has. imported in
he ship Boston. Captain Finley, just ar
lived from England, General AS
.ertesnt Of FALL GOODS, which are
fered for sale by the package or piece.
9 NO. I6 go
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WASHINGTON Guards
NOTICE.
september 27
September 27

All persons are hereby cautioned a
ggainst trusting any of the crew of the
British schooner Fame, as no debts o!
their contracting will be paid by the Cap
tain or Consignees Of said vessel.
september G7 st.