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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-05
COMMUNICATED.

Mr. SNowpEN:-PermIt me to call your atten-
ton as friend to internal improvement, as well
as your subscribers generally, to small work
Just published in London, by VIM. Fairbar, En-
ginccr, detailing some important and interesting
experiments on Canal navigation, made but few
months ago The following are among the best
suit from those experiments.
1st. That with long and narrow boats of light
drausht, and not exceeding 60 cwt. velocity of
at least IA miles per hour is attainable on canals.
without injury to the banks from the agitation Of
the water.
Cd. That altho' generally the force of trac
ton required, is less on deep and wide canals.
yet that those of smaller dimensions are quite as
we'll adapted for this rapid transt;-a velocity
of from 6 to 8 miles, producing much greater surge
in the wide Canals.
Sd. By the intended introduction of steam as
a moving power, it is confidently anticipated tina
passengers will be transported with much great
Ell rapidity. and goods more regularly, and at
mode of towing with horses.
The friends OF Canals owe much to the rival
genius of the admirers of Rail Roads, for thus a.
waking them from the sleep of half century, to
sight of advantages IN their reach, which NAV
restore the balance now fast preponderating to-
wards Rail Roads. May 1t not be hoped that our
ingenious countrymen. will not be slow in appro-
priating to their own use the science and expert
ence of Europe. or rather should we not expect to
see Americans leading the way in every thing
that tends to promote the art of Navigation.
A CITIZEN.
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From The ". T. Journal of Commerce.
BIRDS-EYE VIEW OF EUROPE.

Portugal.-In Portugal strange fatality at.
tends every effort of the people TO shake off the
tyranny Of Don Miguel, whose last achievement
which has come to our knowledge. was the stran-
gulation of seven cOnstitutionalists, and the
Punishment Of seven others, on a charge of ha-
wing cOnspired against the existing government.
Ii is mentioned as remarkable fact, that Don
Miguel was not present on this occasion, and
that the heads OF the victims, instead of being
stuck upon poles as usual, were burnt along with
their bodies. The executiOner after pursuing his
vocation until he became wearied with the effort,
is said to have seated himself coolIy upon the plat
form, smoked a cigar and then refreshed himself
for the further duties Of his office, BY quaffing
bottle of wine To crown the whole, this bril-
liant exploit was followed by an illumination and
display of rockets.
Spain.-The revolutionary movement in
Cadiz has miscarried. One of its first effects
was the assassination Of the Governor, Antonio
de Herroy Oliver. Either on the account of the
matter OF manner of the undertaking, the insur-
gents found less encouragement than they anti.
cipated, and on the night of the 4th March, left
Cadlz for Tarifa. They were pursued by the
royaIist troops, and Is of them taken prisoners
the same night or the next day, and immediate
iy put 10 death The main body was overtaken
at Bejar on the 9Th, where finding resistance
hopeless they grounded their arms to the number
of 400, and surrendered at discretion. The
prevailing opinion was that they would be shot.
Thus ends the insurrection at Cadiz or the Isle
de Leon. There are other revolutionary parties
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m,t;nr. whose end is division of the people OF
tho snntb and North; and these inconsderate,
if not wicked SANDERS, are but too well calcuiat-
ed to f,u into fame the living Goals that nave
been pIaced between us and our MOI thern oreth-
rem. Heaven defend US against every art whose WI.
aim is to made US look with disgust or muller
ence upon our blessed Union.
CHOW wide is the path Of the true patriot II. from
the course Of the demagogue. The hrst, VIII oe
found. at such crisis as this, putting forth ms
voice. and his heart, in softening the asPerities
of sectional prejudces, and promoting brotherly
affection. endurance and forbearance. Who shall
calculate the value of this Union? Give to the
Lapidary diamond of magnitude, and demand
Of him rules by which 1t deteriorates IN price as
If nroceeds in division. This might show, faint
". the comparative value Of the fragments OF H.
berty which would be left US; after diSmemDer-
ment."
Frank JeAreu, Lord .4dpocate Of Scotland
His perfect mastery of facts, his ingenuity OF ar
pument. his soandness of law, have placed him
among the foremost of his professional brethren
His lone connection with the Edinburgh Review,
has not only engaged on his side the whole OF the
Scotch Wings, whose ablest champion he is, but
it has conciated the affections of those who
hated the politics of a work which they could not
deny, had raised the literary characterof their
country. Add toths, that Mr.. jeffrey is a man OF
agreeable temper, and bland manners-that he
is in possession, from his earnings, of what even
in London might be termed an easy fortune
that he is connected more OF less intimately, with
almost every literary and political character OF
note, not only in Britain, but on the continent
that his wit. though ever sparkling is never Of
fensve--that his humor, though not without
breadth, is never vulgar-that his language. 1t
not the purest in respect of idiom, is both REIN
ed and copious-that he speaks with extreme Ia
cility. the spring of his oratorv swellin; op not
by sushc:, bit in pure pellucld, perennial How
when i'll these circumstances are taken toeeti-
er. it will not appear surprising that Nj. jeffrey
is great pet of the Scotch public.
1t may appear of small moment. t!o"g in the
first instance it will tell against the Lrrd Advo-
cate that, as was said of st. Paul, ''his bodily
presence is weak; a defect which is now improv-
ed by voice somewhat of the thinnest, and is
suing as it were by jerks from his chest, and
pronunciation which we can only describe by say
ing that it is neither Scotch, English, nor Irish.
Sunday paper.
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SELECTED POETRY.
Fror' TIE Boston Daily Hdrertiser.
CHANTING CHERUBlN,


CHANTING CHERUB!N,
SUGGESTED By THE MARBLE GROUP, Dr .. eaEENoUaH.
First CKerub
Come, sweetest brother, CHI cone let ~ sing
TO the Great--to the Good-our Father and King.
let us set forth his glory, his mercy, his power,
aud the blessings rich bch ali he doth shower
Let us speak Of his Justice, Forgiveness, and Love,
Which stream forth like hgh, from his Kingdom above
We will sound forth his praises, though feeble our
voices
Aud chaunt how Jehovah in mercy REFUGEES.
Second Ckeyub
Gene, ny beloved Il come with The wing
Ofswiftness, sore longing lis praises to sing.
Oh! how my heart thgleth to find thee so loud,
So grateful, eager, in thanks to our God!
viii teach thee the feelings that are filling my soul
And swelling to burst thIou the bonds OF control
Then come, deare,t ChErub in whom delight,
Twill fill thy pure breast with pleasures most bright
FIRST Cheu6
O hear me, IN, brother, and first let me sing
of the pity for frsy which reigns in King
of his pardon to euor-his mercy to blindness,
which wanders from Goud, forgetting the kindness
of him-ihe Protector-of all men the Friend,
Whom he made but for pleasure and bliss without end
Oh! weak, erring mortsls, ye know not how kind
Is our God--your Father, Protector and Friend.
Your bodies he make pure springs Of delight
Ofnhnite joy it We use then Alright
To the active, contentmen; the wesre, sweet rest;
And His Word he hath given to all; but how best
Are ye ALL that We share with Angels the pleasures
OfGrautude, Love- and the Minds richest treasures!
1hese be our praises, for my whole soul is learning
Topour forth the love that within it is burning.
Second Cheyu6
Then such be our themes, and let mortaIs wonder
That the Rider ofStorms, whose ear rsndng thunder
Doth bow down The Lion and make the earth trembe
The author OF worlds, which around suns assemble,
Harmonious rolling thro' the lar sp esdng heaven,
In Love doth de!ght-to Mercy is given.
Both che abs
Then learn We to love him, and while we thus sing,
oh! join Us in praise to the Ighest-ou: King!
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MIS-. & inAsor

EsPEC1 FULLY inform, the ladies of A,,,.,.
aS that she continues 10 carry on the MILNE
Nc IS at her former stsnt, ~ her own DWELLING S&'
end OF King street, where she intends kcepibS
slant supply OF
Fancy Millinery ard Fashionable Coed,
Leshorns and Fine Straw Dun>'abIes mad. !,
newest style; and Straw Bonncts If every dec
cleaned and Whitened. sS'
may 5-w3H
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Horse and Wool Cards.
. BOXES horse cards
. do No. 6 wool cards
Just received from Boston, and for sale by
mays ST. & S. II. JtNNEY.
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Notice.
spring and summer Wear,

las. MCKEE ZiE & Co. have recently Opened ~
~ re,y of GOODS adapted for Gentlemen, sr,
and Summer Wear, viz:
Super extra merno cassimeres, beautiful goc!,
MtrinO cloths for thin costs
Mcrino French bombaz!ncs brown black grsI
Angola aud Vigunis ca,>m,rrs
Black princettaa, HroCbglia, Ia tinss & circa,iEi
hite and brown i.ondvn an Fftuci, dnlirs,
some cfcAila haencas
Fine s'rpe AMI plain satecns
Printed drilling ard riurcntincs
Super India and German rankeens
Extra white and cJiure.i Marseiies v-...-
silk i'd Valencia '>'"'S'
Fine lawn, Swiss aud iu,oy cra'as
40 inch black I,,.l.n do
Bandanno,s, A,g. pnngce, and fancy hdkf,
PINK, raw SILK cotton, thread and fancy p,iT:
hall hust.
lIoskin'' vel! b. 81 buck and beaver gloves. &c
may s. ec5l
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Nu,iee is hereby Given,

'NIAT sealed proposals will be received UNI, !,
Il 18th day of Way. BY the Middle Turnpike w
Pany, for the deliver, Of the
STONE
necessary TO complete their Road from The ~" ,I ~.
Mrs. Williams dwelling, about six miles from d.
audra, TO Difficult Run.
For this purpose, the Road will be laid on ~
tons of an half mile each, and regularly nunoel'Ii
The stone, when broken, will be laid on the Ho'.
feet wide, and lOt inches deep; and it IS tAPs.|
that the proposals will specify at Whist sum per-.
ming perch, each any half mile, the s'one w nj
sary for this covering will be furnished and -.
state lin il should be preferred by the ConpI
stlwhat price it WILDE delivered on The Roso' Pc"
of 500 lbs weight. ...,i,s
The Stone viii be received BY the suPerln'.."I \,
Of the Road, AM three -fourths OF Il, aecordnS
estimate, paid for on delivery; ioI the remaining
fourth the payment will be deferred until the qa -
ty of the stone is accurately sscertained, ana ".
tract completed, so as TO give security ior De P'"
snce Of the contract ,,,.
For further particulars, those wishing 70 GU ri
will call on the Superintendent of the ROAD VIZ
be prepared to point out the sections, and 81
necessary and proper information. The Propo",,
be left either with the President Of The Conr-'
with the superintendent. ,vrrt
apr 2l-e015thA ZEDEklAH hip"'
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HOav0ers,

HOarNers.
MRS. HODGKINSON continues to take p,..,
Iva on reasonable terms. at her very ple,,,n, <
convenient T, sidcnce on ST Asaph street. hs,n'~
Prince and Duke streets Three or Tour can ~.
commoda'cd imme distely
~ MsS n II would be glad to take i0,o /.
School few more scholars. 1erms - per cmr.. Na
may 4-d7l'
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Notice.


John "A E0ucasd.
Uphoisierer and Kaffrass Manyac'uw,
FeSENDERS his respectful Acknowledgements 10 th'
l. pablic in gen raj Tor the very liberal eneoH's
ment w. has 'ceiyed, aud informs them that he ~
on hand b general assortment OF
FEATHER BEDS
CurIed hair mattresses
Spanish moss do
Cotton do
Cat TAI! do
Straw do
Sofas, easy chairs, &c. &c.
All OF which can be warranted Of the very bts'qh
lity, and will be disposed Of on reasonable teH' W
cash.
two apprentices win be taken to learn The "o"'
nsmeJ business, between the ayes Of 10 10 i6yea'
apr S6-eoif
~ The Winchester Republican will publish u
above six times. and send it's account TO this ONCE
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MattraSses.

ITOUCARD's hes, hair aud Other mattresses: ofb,..
Il cotton, and moss, for sale, very low, BY ~
may ) GEO WRITE
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y, S0l.
NAsiI and he highest market price III be,.
" Ho", by MORSE y JuSsyiyy
may )
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-12
Notice is hereby Given,
may 5-eot4thJy

'E.HAT sealed proposals will be received UNTIL the
4 l5h day Of May. by the Middle turnpike Com.
pauy, tor the delivery OF the
STONE
necessary TO complete their Road from the hill near
Mrs. Williams dwelling, about six miles from Alex
andria, to Difficult Run.
For this purpose the Road will be laid off in sec
tons OF an hat mile each, and regularly numbered
The stone, when broken will be laid on tho Road Is
feet wide, and l05 inches deep; and it is expected
that the proposals iii specify hat sum per run.
ming perch, each any half mile the stone Reces-
sary for this covering will be furnished; and also to
state Gin should be preferred by the Company
at what price will be delivered the Road, per load
of 500 lbs. weight.
The Stone viii be received by the Superintendent
of the Rpsd, and three -fonrths Of it, according to his
estimate, pad for delivery for the remaining
fourth, the pa, ment will BIZ deferred until the quantiI
y Of the stone accurately sscertsined, and the
tract completed, sto give security for the perform
ance of the contract
For further particulars those wishing to eontrsoe
will call the Superintendent Of the Road, who will
be prepared to point out the sections and give all other
necessary and proper Information. The proposals will
be left either with the President Of the Company or
With the Superintendent.
apr 2l-eol5ihM ZEDEKIAH kIDWELL.
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lust PNbiishe0,

I BEAUTIFUL we'd Portrait of the late Hon
n Bushrod Washington, BY b. Longscre, fom a
painting by Harding Subscriptions will be received
BY DAVID MARTIN, Bookseller, where the print
may be seen The National lntelgencer of the 4l'
instant thus notices it:
We are much struck with the beauty and accuracy
ofan engraved portrait of the late Judge Washington,
of the Supreme Court, which We met with yesterday
in the hands of the Agent who has them tor sale The
print is faithfully and admirably executed by Mr Long
acre. of Philadelphia, from painting by Harding. with
all the spirit and fidelity Of expression which dlstn
cuisines the portraits of that eminent artist, The nu
merous friends of Judge Washington have now An on
portuty of possessing themselves of most interesting
memorial of that estlmab!e and iamented magistrate
and gentleman"
NAY list
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Notice.
may 4-ta


TNDER the authority Of deed of trust from Alfred
u =. Lane to me, Trustee for The benefit of Hum.
phrey Peake viii be offered for sale, on the premises,
at public auction, for cash. on the 28th day of Mov.
1851, all the right, title aud interest Of said Alfred s.
sne in the following described property. land which
RICH and interest is the reversion upon the death of his
mother, Mrs susannsh Lane, in undivided moiety
thereby to wit:
One-third part Of SQUARE, and part of
another SQUARE. lying in Fairfax County, Virginia,
mits of the Corporation Of Alexandra.
ALSO,
ALOT on the west side Of Pit street, bet,pee,s
King and Cameron streets, adjoining the property Of
A. G. Cszenove ard the heirs John Janney on which
stands an old tooden Building, containing two tene.
mcnts Also,
A LOT or GROUND situate at the corner
of Prince and Pitt Streets which there are FIVE tene-
ments. e. L. CHAPMAN,
apr T-ts Trustee.
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~ Office.

FINDER the authority of deed Of trust from Vim.
u H. Lane TO me. as Trustee for the benefit ofHum-
phrey Peake, will be offered for sale, ON the premis-
at public auction, for cash, on the 18Th day May,
81, all the rgh title and interest of the SAID VIM H.
Lane the foll' wing descrbd propery.(& which right
and interest is the reverson upon the death Of hsmo
ther, Mrs. susan;ah Lane, in undivided moiesy
the recf) to wit:
0ne;thirdpart ofa SQUARE and part Of aeo
her SQUARE, lying m Fairfax County. Virginia. an
un Franklin Street extended, and beyond the limits or
the Corporation Of alexandria
ALSO,
II LOT on the Hest side Of Pit street, be.
tween King and Cameron cts, sdoinng the proper.
~ fA.C. Cazenove and the heirs of john Janney, on
which stands an old Hooden Building, containing Two
tencments. also,
n LOT OF GROUND situate at the corner
of Prince and Fit Streets which there are FIVE te.
nements. e.. I. CHAPMAN,
apr Pts Trustee:
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District Of UnlurlbiA,
County Of .9ierard'fd, sc
April TERM, 1881.


me United States of America, ComPi-inahts, |
AGAINST
llarophrey Peake, - iilsm Lane. ThonSs "on"''
samuel smith Amos AleSanirr lanes Gag !
E,h Horace Field, Robert : G"cSiock, VII
EmN Mills, Abel Holhrpc., Alexander PERI,
TAomas Brocchus lVhes Cloud, Augustine
Newton Jesse wrcrry, David RickH''s. John
H,nnton. Wip.hor & Mills, Ro-,rt A. Mills,
George Chapmsn, Richard i Alexander, Va
mel Ke,Il. John Low. lewis HipSlns, lao
mask B.Sle. Jonath . schoiheld, Geo Bruce,
Tbonpson Simn,ru Thomas Swami, Jr Geo
Enesid, illi4n ,,lodes, william Neitch' Jo-
.eph Bower, ! IN Swayne, Frances Swami, al
miuis,r,t,ix az I'm. T. Swami, VIM B. Alexan
Ter, Alexsr1,r Scott, Benjamin G Orr, Rooer'
f. Degge :. &R Bs klock, Gus. A. Brown
Reuben 6 Blwie, Ben smin Baden, Cook
Clare. rhomas Cruise, Jonathan Field, Charles
Love, John McCobb, Elhcott Muse, and Ma
" Ann Yilbsr, Defendants
'Nly Defendants, Humphrey Peake. WILLIAM Lane
| iaos' .sLruder Jesse Hherry. iorid Rockets
hiq Hampton George Chapnnn, Daniel hee6e, JOIN
LIE, G.Ors Bruce Thor. psqn Ssmpson George An
end "a do. Rhodes Joseph BOtr'n John Suoyne
Hereunder ,eot Benjan0n " m. Robert Degge W
5.1 B,aek,ock, Thomas Cruise. Churles Love. EHt
aa it.se aud Idry Am UiIbay, not having ente'e,
her appearance To hs suit and given securit, accord
ING to The statute and the rules OF this Court, and
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court, that the de
alnts ast m.ulioned are not inhabitants OF the DIS
met Of Cohmha, on the motion OF .ar Complainant
), ther counsel, u IS ordered, That they do apnea
here on or b fire the INST day OF the next Noyembt
Term OF this Court, and enter their appearance tn IN
'li, and give security for perfIrmng tire DEGREES q
me Ipur; and that copy Of this order be forthw'"
pnhshe,l IN the Ale xsnlria Paenix Gazette tor tw'
months successvelv and that another c"pV be poie'
The rot door If the Court house OF tn sand county
Test; EDM 1. EFF, &C.
II -Ou
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Uistyiet Of CoiWuH"ia,
Comty Of alexandria, Scf'
APRIL Term, 1881.

APRIL TERN, 1901.
'oan Lloyd, Comp,s'n,ut,
against
feer Hall and Betsey his wife, late
Betsy Wise, Molly Wise, VIM SlNCHANCE"'
Wise, and Samuel Wise, heirs at
lAw ct George X. Wise, deceased,
ate Of Alexandria, Defendants,
'THE Defendants not having entered their appear
L ance 70 this suit and given securt, aecorulhs 70
e statute and the rules of this Court, and sp ear
s to the satisfaction of the Court. uponsfhds'9 M
"a that the said Defendants not nhsoitsnts OF '
distinct OF Columbia, on The motion OF the ComP's,n
1@ BY his counsel, IL is ordered That the ss'a Des
,'Hdan do appear here or before the hrst DAY OF
ne next November Term of this Court and answer
ne ol Of the Complainant and give seeu''y ior Is
hrnng the DEGREES of the Court; and that copy OF
tins order be forthwith published in the Alexsnir.
FheHx Gazette for two months successfully ana .n.'
smother copy be posted st the front door OF Tue 'ouf'
"'use OF the said Counyt
Test: EDE. l. Lbc' u -
nay l2-2m
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Trustees SAle.

TNDER the authority Of .esd oftrust, executed
u on the 18th day of August, 10 6. by John Lewis
and frances Lewis his wife, and recorded in the
Clerks Office OF Prince William County Court, will
sell, by public auction at Brentsville, on MONDAY
the 4th day of July meet, for ready money, moety of
TRACT OF LAND called STEPNEY,
in Prince William COUNTY being The same where ON
John Lewis now resides which was conve, ed BY said
Lewis and wife to the subscriber Trustee to secure
certain de BITS therein mentioned.
Such It'll asi sves,ed in the subscriber by the
Of trust will be conveyed to the purchaser; it ISL.
eved to be unquesonabe.
ROBERT BAILY, Trustee
may 5-eo4thJy
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FLoUR.-Y eSterday the CdSh price OF flour
from wagons was IS Is S 81. Some loads, in
barter for fish and other merchandise, were taken
at few cents higher. We heard Of a sale of 500
barrels from store, but could not learn to whom
sold, or at what price, further than that it was
upwards OF IS SO.
$50
Corn Erchangc. EARLY in the week West
ern Flour pressed heavily upon the market, un-
der some un favorable circumstances, and prices
went down to IS 8S for common brands The
burdensome quantities, however. were by We
~ active business SION disposed OF, chiefly by
being sent on ship board for England and East
ern ports Of the United States: prices then re-
covered, the last sales were at l25 and that
was the lowest price which any of the holders
would accept. 1000 brls we're contracted Tor
deliverable in June at 6; gamblers gave % cts
for the right to accept or reject at 3, IN June
The quantity already arrived from the Canal ex-
ceeds $4,000. but is not so great as has been
received at the first opening of business in some
other wears. The sales were extensive though
none of them very large, say 10000 to $4,000
brls in ALL
On Friday and Saturday the following sales
occurred, 1000 barrels Philadelphia, scratched,
to arrive. at IS 80 for expectation; 1000 barrels
81, and some Fredericksburg at 62a. AL
so on the same days small lot of prime West
ern Wheat at Isl cts; IA larger lot would proba-
bly bring or cents more: small lot OF prime
Virginia Wheat at 125 cts; some Susquehanna
prime at $50 cents, afterwards there were sellers
at that price; lot of prime Troy Rye at 70
cents: round Corn at IS - cts. and Southern
White good at e. cts. and yellow at 6s cts.
IN Y. jour. Com. May 9.
A private letter, dated St. Thomas, April %,
says:-s. We remark the extreme scarcity OF
Flour; SIS is the nominal price. but we think
$40 could be obtained for 5000 bbls Meal IN
hhds. is also scarce, and selling at S25. "-ld'd
letter dated Havana, April 81, contains the
following. Flour S15 Isl. and looking up.
You are no doubt aware that Foreign Flour now
paws duty-S94 in foreign, and in Spanish YES
sells. These increased duties are intended to
make good. IN part, the reduction in the e. p port
duties on Sugar-say the latter about S600:Ooo.
Ibid.