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Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1833-01-11

Stdper Captured.-A Spanish brig,
with 1874 slaves on board, was captured bv
the British Brig of War Victor, on tho
south side of the Island of Cuba, and
sent into Havana on the 18th ult.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1833-01-11

you fondly excepted TO be captain OF the
militia company, ana was disappointed.
They would not choose you representative,
or they mould choose you hog.reeve; and
you were left TO drop in secret the tear Of
mortified ambition. You could tell no
man Of your trouble; for these are incom-
munlcable sorrows.--Well, fiicnd, the on.
" remedy for such unutterable anguish
is--to spend your evenings oftener at
home, ard leave the ungratclul public 10
its own decisions.
Heaven and earth can witness,
Ii Rome must fall, that you are innocent.
Directions for building CLimaeys
Which toiH neper require siseepiag.- In
stead Of plastering the inside of Chimneys
in the usual way, take mortar, made with
one peck Of salt to each bushel of lime, ad.
ding as much sand and loan as will render
it fit for work, and then lay on thick coat.
If the chimney has no offsets for the SCOT
to lodge on, it will continue perfectly clean
and free from all danger Of taking fire.
The writer of this has tried the experi.
mont, and after three years constant use Of
chimney, plastered as above directed, he
could never obtain quart of SCOT, though
he several times employed a swnep to
scrape it from top to bottom. To per.
sous living in the country, this will be
found valuable discovery.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1833-01-11

Frginia.-The Legislature of Virgin
ia, at the last dates, were still engaged in
the discussion of the resolutions relative to
the course of the dominant party of South
Carolina, and the Proclamation of the
President. -.Sa&ak-
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1833-01-11

The Troy Sentinel tells the following
good story
Almost thirty years since, an English
gentleman with whom we subsequently
become acquainted, Mr.. Benjamin Cried.
land, OF Leicester, detected and BROUGHT
70 justice large gang of pickpockets, by
unwittlngly adopting one of their private
slgnals.-The transaction as he narrated il
to US is as follows:--
"Mr. Criedland was attending the crowd.
CD annual lair, held IN a clover field nd.
joining Leicester. He casually noticed
that person in the throng had a sprig of
trefoil stuck in the latchet Of his shoes. In
a few minutes, his attention was arrested
by remarking another with sprig similar.
ly situated. His first and natural conclus.
was, the sprigs had been thus caught
and retained by rumbling among the luxu. |
RANT clover of the field: but on looking
around he discovered so many who bore |
the same sprig in the shoe, that he at once
concluded it meant something more than
met his eye, which he determined if nos.
sible to discover. Accordingly, he retired
a little, mounted clover spriy, according
to pattern, in his own shoe, and mingled
again with the crowd. In very few
minutes brother sprig logged his arm and
IN an under tone, said, DO YOU cut or car.
ryI" " carry:" said Criedland, without
knowing the meaning of either the question
or the reply Then come along with me,
rsslolned his introgater. Criedland com.
Piled, and in few moments his companion
nlpPed off the skirt of a gentleman's coat
win the pocket, containing a well lined
pocket-book, and thrust il into his hand
1 ne mystery was now unriddled. NJ.
Criedland separated from his now friend no
soon as possible; alarmed the police Who
were IN attendance in short time, WITH
tneir aid, arrested gang of about twenty
pickpockets, who were identified bv The
sprigs-to whom it had served az s;rroI
ofrecognition and fellowship"
A criminal cause Of rather noval com. |
plexion was tried at the Court of Common r
Pleas in Augusta, Me. before Judge Whit.
man, A woman was indicted and convict.
60 OF 6eatlng her husband The offending /
fair, Deborah Riei.sryison, was heard one 1
day talking at her husband, in high key. i
'~NSh oatSi NnihS, iAC Wdo bScil 10 IuEnUle q
out of the door on the ground, aud stick j
of wood about four feet long followed after {
him. The person who saw him fall came =
up Immediately, and found him lying sense.
IS, his head bruised and bleeding, aud
marks Of hair and blood on tho stick; She
was then trying to raise him up. There
was no one witness who saw the blow given,
except her daughter, child years old, ,
who testified under evident fear Of her mo. ,
ther. The Judge, in charging the iurr, /
said he had never known a case Of this
kind before, but that the law affords It's !
protection to the husband as well as TO the :
vito. The jury returned verdict oil /
guilty, and the court sentenced her to paw
a foe, and give security to keep the peace j
for two years.
The cotton factory of Messrs. Breed q, =
Brewer. Pittsburg, was destroyed by FIRE
on the evening Of Wednesday last. Loss
estimated at $4,000, about $4,000 of which ,
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1833-01-11

miraculous eScape.-On the sth ult. in
lat. Al :, long. 40, the Br. ship Sir Edward
Hamilton experienced a severe gale, nc.
companled with heavy thunder and liebt.
ming During the storm, one of the Sea.
men, while feefng the foretopsaiI, was
struck with lightning on the left shoulder
passing round the body to the pit of the
right arm, severely burning the same, and
was precipated to the foretop, when his
skull was fractured in shocking manner,
but he is happily now on the recovery.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1833-01-11

Important Trial.-An action for erin,
con- was tried week or two since at
Homer, in the County of Cortland in
which Gerrit Daily was plaintiff, and
Martin Lyon defendant, for seduction Of
the wife OF the former, who had been eipb.
teen years married, and was the motber of
nine children.-Tho case disclosed many
circumstances of aggrayation, and the iury
gave verdict against the defendant I s:r
SlSso. the largest verdict for damages
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1833-01-11

=. INeb York, Jan. Z.
Prempt ArFesi,-The partner Of a
SesRolf Banking houses charged with the
commission of several forgeries, took pas
sage in the VIM. Byrnes, under fctitions
nanics for this port, which vessel sailed on
Nov. 18th. The necessary documents
proving the facts were transmitted by the
George Washington, which sailed on the
cath, and arrived before the VIM. Byrnes.
The consequence was that the delinquent
before landing was arrested by Sheriff's
officer, and carried to prison. This event
should admonish persons who commit
crimes in the old country, that fleeing to
the new world does not afford a secure ref.
uge from justice.-Courier.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1833-01-11

A shocking accident occurred al Mauch
Chunk on Friday. In clearing the end Of
coal bank preparatory to tho operations
next spring, large portion OF the bank
gave way unexpectedly, aud killed four
men on the spot, VIM, ,Sienlle--~-. q
sweusy, I. ufimofeand II. Courtney, be.
sides dreadfully wounding two othcrs.-
This is the worst accident that has YET &C.
cured at Mauch Chunk.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1833-01-11

A young lady Of responsibility, residing
in Race street, above Eighth, being o.
bliged to leave home on Saturday evening
last, on an Grant in Fourth street, with no
other protection than that offered by ia
vourite house dog, of the largest size, that
ran frolcking at short distance from her,
while passing Franklin Square was met by
strange young fellow, who insuliingly
addressed hei, and mot knowing there was
another puppy so ncaI at hand) proceeded
to put his arm around her neck, and kiss
her. The faithful animal, seeing his
young mistress rudely assaied, leapt from
the gutter upon the back of the fellow and
fastened upon his coat When the lady
had succeeded in suppressing her laughter
at the poor fellows astonishment and lu.
dcrous appearance, from his earnest sup
picalon, she called her guard to her, and
the chap took 10 his heels, with the loss
of one skirti--Chroaicle.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1833-01-11

Warning to Burglars.-A negro fell.
low attempted TO enter house in Balti.
more, a.fcw nights ago, by descending the
chimney. Mistaking the size of the flue,
he had not proceeded more than half way,
when he slipped, and in a moment, found
himself in aquandary, being jammed in so
tight that he could not get up or down I;
after many fruitless efforts 10 cxtricate
himself, he cried for help, and with the as.
slstance of the gentleman who occupied
the house and some of the neighbois, he
was drawn up, but so bruised and other.
wise injured that it is thought doubtful
whether he will recover.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1833-01-11

The cotton factory of Messrs. Breed q,
Brewer, Pittsburg, was destroyed by FIRE
on the evening Of "Wednesday last. Loss
estimated at $4,000, about $4,000 of which
vas insured.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1833-01-11

We find the following article in the Au.
gusta (Gco.) Courier
"ls il possible? Can it be believed 7
In the face of this community, the vii.
liam Seabrook, Captain Dubios, with Gov.
crnor Hamilton on board, on leaving our
wharf, on Saturday morning last, hois,ed
the United States Flag, Union down, with
the revolutionary tri.color flying over it (!
The indignation we feel in common with
an insulted community, does not allow us
to speak another word concerning such an
outrage"
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1833-01-11

A late number of the London Globe, in
speaking ola contemplated forced loan by
the Neapolitan Government on the mer.
chants, including foreigners, to build a
lazaretto at Naples, makes this remark -
"'thc government of the United Stutes.
hv Ieer4nt- sr cajei--y i-s,o rxtorted d
sum OF $4,000 from the Neapoliians in
indemnity Of certain losses under the oov.
ornmcnt Of King Joachim, II years ago
Jonathan is often ridiculcd by our Tories
Tor undcrpaying his diplomatic agents.
These lll-pald servants, it must be allowed,
do their business pretty we'll"
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1833-01-11

From the arrival of the French at Ant.
werp, aud the presence of the Belrians in
the vicinity, the three tri-colorcd flags are
now flying near. Those of the French
and Dutch arc alike, save that the former
las the sircaks parallel to the staff, while
Tie latter is perpendicular to it. The
belgian hag--tri-colorcd also--is living
still on the beautiful spire of the catciraI:
hut 1t Is not yet known if the Dutch desire
oil vengeance will not implcate the CITY,
and thereby produce the roar of 400 guns
ilom 'be Dutch gun-boais, the Belgian
loitTess' the French batteries, and the cit.
adel.
A'gcnilcman having bought pair OF
geese of colntryman at an extra price.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-24
WILLIAM =. MUNRO.
At the corner of Sayer's
wharf and opposite
Henry POtter's.

HAS just received from New York q
H choice selection Of Groceries &c.
Fresh Teas,
Hyson, Young Hyson. Hyson Skin, Sou.
chong, Pouchong, Imperial, and Gunpowder
30 Sugars
Double Refined Loaf Lump, Havana
white. Brown and Chuystalixed.
/. Coffee,
Java, Cuba, and St. Domingo.
MOlasses,
New Orleans, and Bay Hal Honda
Liquors,
French Brandy St Croix, and N. f. Rum
Hollands. anda American Gin; Madeira, Sic-
lily, Teheuffe Lisbon, Port, Dry, and Sweet
Malaga Wines, CordisIs, on hand lot of
Reserve Madeira Howard March g. CO..
brandy ten years old inferior 10 none; bottled
Cider Of the first quality.
Manila, Husk, and Calcutta Mats, a lot
of ChiIdren's chairs with or without rockers.
Wooden Ware of oil descriptions; crock
cry, Glass, Stone, and Enrthan Ware /; Tin
ware; Selves Of all kinds.
Fruits,
Basins. Figs. Currants, Almonds, Orsn
gcs and Lemmons by the box, AppIes, Fill
berts, &c.
Sundrlcs,
Ri,c. White Beans, Sweet Corn, Peas,
Lard, Better and Cheese. Brooms Of all
kinds, Brushes, Castor, Olive. and Lamp
Oil; Pickles, Caprcs, Olives, Ancbovics. ard
Pepper sauces; Spices of all kinds; Poillon's
Chocolate; Speimacetti. Mould. Tallow,
and dipt Candles; Spanish. Half Spanish,
and American Segsrs; Snuff and Tobacco;
DocI,ttle's and Winches,cr's Soap; Rye and
Indian Meal, together with a variety ofo-
ther articles not enumerated in an sdver-
f'sement all Of which will be sold 90 chcsp
80 OF sny o,her store in town.
Fresh Butter received weekly and from
some OF the hrst Dairy's 10 the State.
Just received 20 bbls. superior Canal
Flour. May 20.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-24
PROSPECTUS

LITERARY JOURNAL.
NM HiLE many other States orthe Union
w have their literary periodic ais, Rhode
lsland--second to none ir point of in,elh.
gence, and general good sense --has, thus
far, been without any, exclusively Of this
character. IL is tho design Of the propria-
tors Of the LITERARY JOURNAL
TO refutc the natural charge that this State
is without tostc or discernment, or public
spirit, in matters OF Literature, by present
ing to the acceptance Of her citizens "a week.
ly Journal, which il will DO their pride to
cherish aud patronze.
The LITERARY JOURNAL will embrace, in
its pages, all the topics orintcrest to which
literary periodicals are usually Devoted
The editor will have al his command the chci-
ccst of the foreign periodicals, such as
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
London New Monthly Magazine Me-
ropolitan--the Edinburgh Literary Journal
1.-The London Athengum--the London Lit.
crary Gazetec--and other periodicals of
popularity and celebrity. From these, and
from native journals, of excellence, the Sc.
lected department consisting OF tales of
power and Interest," Essays, Poetry, brief
articles Of scientific cast, &c. will be made.
The original department shall consist Of
w
range, oil that may be Justly said to come
within The scope Of popular literary news
paper such as TALES. EssAvs. PoETRv,
GLNERAL INTELLIaENcE, Of interest. &C.
Both IN the selected and original depart
ment, care will 5c taken, that nothing of an
immoral or deletcrious nature shall find a
place.
Itisthe design Of the proprctors 10 furnish.
q periodical, which the foUNa LADY may
read with satisfaction, and from which she
may derive both interest and instruction,
wh,le IL shnl!. in its execution, DO an orna-
ment to. drawing room table (which n
YoUNG GENTLEMAN may find worthy OF his
patronage, on its inherent merits, for his own
perUsal, or for SISTER. or FRIEND ia pa.
rlodieui, IN short, IN which NONE VIII he de-
tered, by mawkish sentiment, or matter %.
dubious merit, from besiowlns upon II their
encouragement.
The LITERARY JOURNAL will be publish.
ed every Saturday, or fine paper the ROY
AL QUARTo FoRm--tho same Rsnhe New
York Mirror. -and upcn entry rw rrPEei
Each number will contain EIoHr cLosELr
PRINTED PAGES. II is intended that ils exc
cution shall not be inferior 20 nny similar
THREE DOLLARS at the end Of The year.
The Publishers have engaged tho servi-
ces of ALBERr g. GREESE, ESQ. Of Provi-
dence, as their Editor.
GFThe first number will be Issued on
Saturday, May 18Th, provided eaf1icicnt
nuu,ber Of subscribers can lie obtained 10
3. KNOWLES.
5. w: yOsE.
Providence, AIay l5fh, 1857.
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NOTICE.

rTHE Subsciber has during the past week
= received q large additional supply of
European and Domestic Spring goods of ev'
cry discription--which enab. ithim to offer
20 customers a very largo and elegant as
sortment at prices that cannot fail to please.
THOMAS FOWLER, Jt.
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A NEW term of my school will CONNER nee
IN or Monday, July LIST. Hitherto, boys
only have been admitted; il will be, hereaf
ten, open for Glrls and Boys. The branch.
cs in which instruction will be given, are
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar,
History Algebra, Geometry. Latin, Greek
Those in which the scholars are at present
engaged, are all the above mentioned exccp,
Algebra and the Greek language. Terms
S4,00 per quarter including stationary. o,
$500 without it. II. p. RODMAN.
June 26. f~os
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-24
NEW BATHING HOUSE.

~ TBEvETT has erected Bathing house
IL ip the rear Of his Office, on the Long
Wharf for shower, tub, and sea bsthing,-
nd intends to establish warm baths, in few
ays. with every convenience usual at such
n establishment. ALSO. q large pleasure
oat, to take parties to Fort Adams: and
other places. July 3.
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~D s p f. p STA

GED YSP PSIA
OR INDIGESTION,
FAF long standing, aud Of the most obsti.
~ nate character. has been Immediately
relieved, and often permanently cured, in a
variety Of cases that have occurred in Boston
and vicinity. by using Cor short time
DIR RELIES VEGETABLE SPECIFIC
AND
ANTI BILIOUS PILLS,
both Of which arc TO be tnken together. &C.
cording to vaiuabie, plain and practical direc.
lions accompanying the Spacifc. Price so
cts. each.
Mono are genuine unless signed on
the outside printed " rapper, by the sole pro-
priefor, 7. KIDDER, immediate successor 10
the luto DR.. w. r. CONWAY. For sale at
his Counting Room, over No. 30, Court
street, near Concert Hall, Boston, and also
by his special appointment, BY
DR.. II. X. A ZARD. T
At the sign effhs
GOLDEN NOR Ar,
WASHINGTON SoUARg,
Newport.
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l. E II G H C o A L /.

TNHE Subscribe. has made arrangements
Il with the agent ofthe Lehigh Coal Com
puny, to be supplied constantly, with the
best Of the Lehigh soft and hard, at as rea-
sonabe terms as can be afforded, when il
arrives.
The soft Lehigh has been tried in Phila l.
delph;a, and approved Of in the kitchen nnd
parlour CRATES steam engines and cupola
furnaces, it burns brilliantly, and gives more
blaze and without the Stag, dross cinder, and
the impurity is common to most other coal.
GA cargo is expected soon.
July ". VIM. VARS.
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THEATRE.
--..e0s~.-

TN consequences Of numerous applica-
Il tons Miss CLARA FISHER has
consented to delay her return to New
York, in order TO perform ONE
NIGHT more-and will appear this
evening in the characters of LETITIA
HARDY, in the "BeLe's Strafagem"
and PAUL, in the Wandering Boys Of
iStcifzerland." Immediately after the
comedy of "Belle's Strat agem"- SONG
--"I have fruits, have fowers"A-by
Miss CLARA FISHER.
SHOOTING g. FISHING TACKLE.
AT w. GOFF'S Store, No. AS,
Thames-st., a few rods south
of the Custom house, may be
constantly found a good assort-
ment Of the following-viz-
Dupont's Eagle canister powder,
Pegou, and Wilkes english do.
Rogers orange do.
Gareishcas canister do.
Willimantic, FFF do.
Dupont's IF, & FFF do. !
Common do. suitable for blast'g.
NOULE'S Posent Shot, of all sizes su :
Il perior pocket pistols. do. double and
single bbl. guns from 10 up to e75.
Patent copper powder fasks of different
kinds, game bags, wad cutters, cone wrench
es, shot pouches, drink bottles, single and
double shot belts. with plain and lever char.
ges, patent cap'd wormers. screw drivers.
percussion caps, pocket whips for dogs. shot
belt tops, chargers seperate from do, bullet
moulds, dog collars. percussion primers
portable cleaning rods. angling do, plain e.
multiplying reels, artificial flies for lbsit, su-
perior silk worm gut. Limerick hooks, 4 su
perior article, also the. Kirby and Kendall
hooks made Of the best cast steel, India grass
: lines, Chinese silk do. tantog and bass lines,
sinkers, pocket tinder boxes, musical snuff
boxes, rszors dirk knives, pocket steel yards
patent spoons, for administering medicine TO
children, cologne water, &c.
ALSO--a general assortment of groceries
liquors, wines, tcas, cordials, essences, best
spanish cigars, &c. Ready made clothing.
suitable for the season, beaver, palmeta and
tsrpauIn hafs--wiih many other articles too
numerous to mention.
Guns and equipment for shooting. to let
by the day--also, 3 good horses, warranted
perfectly kind in saddle or harness. person.
wishing to hire, can be accommodated with
gigs or pleasure Wagons.
N. B.. The subscriber has made snch arr
rangements in New York as will enable him
to procure any article TO order which may
not be on hand at few hours notice--and
promises that no exertion on his part sha II
be wanting 10 crafty the wishes Of those who
favor him with their custom. July ~.
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS

ID EcEIvED this morning, elegant sewing
HI silk Grape, and Grape de chine shawls
rich fancy prints. french muslins and ging
hams, green and white blond wells, grecan
and blond quilting, corded robes &c. &c. &c
for sale at unusually low prices by
June g. T, FOWLER Jr.
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NEW
MINER GOODS.
VIM. G.. COZZens s. Co.
"AVE received from New York. during
1.-The week, their Summer assortment
NEW AND FASHIONABLE
DRY GOODS.
Which ha vngbeen selected with great care
from tho latest importations, and most desir-
able styles in market, are now ready for sal e
and will be offered at as low prices as by any
others in this place..
AMONG THEM ARE
Elegant gauze Ribbons,
Grape, and Grape de chien SHAWLS,
Hernauna or sc wing silk do,
Elegant green, black and white Gauze,
and blond Wells,
"Watered pouIt de soie,"
Colored Gros de Naples and Italian
SILKS,
Matteonis "a black Italian do.
A great variety Of Black 'Gros de Ma
plies, and Gros de Suisse
SILKS,
Black French Bombazines, of fine
and extra qualities,
F French Mdslins,
Unbleached open-worked Cotton Hose.
White Gauze Flannels, warranted not
to shrink in washing,
Horskin Gloves,
Bobinett, hlond and Grecian
aiaa LACES,
PARASOLS,
White damask dimity, beautiful
article,
With very rich lot Of light
CALICOES.
A large assortment Of Thin Goods,
suitable for
Mems wear.
ALSO,
On hand. bleached and unbleached d
Shirtings, Bedticks, Checks-and in
deed every ar,irIe Of Domestic manufac-
tured GOODS in all their variety, at ex-
entire low prices, by the piece or yard.
June IL.
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Feather Beds,
and Matras-
ses, for
Sale.
Alfred Barker.

III AVlNG taken the Stores No. 81 and
AI62 Thames street. formerly occupied
John Maxson. and 2 doors south of Mr..
Henry Potter's--ln,ends keeping good
assortment Of Feather Beds; and curled
hair, moss and cotton Mattresses. Also for
sale, .imer'csn, Russia geese. and fowl
FestheTs curled hair and Southern moss
Beds. Ma,rasses, and Cushions, made TO
order at short notice.
MayS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-24
NEW-YORK AND PROW
DENCE STEAMBOATS,.
rAnE s5 FROM NEWPORT, & FOUND
ARRANGEMENT FOR JUNE.

VTyHE new and splendid Steam. Boats BOS
Il TON, Capt. WM. ComsrocK, and PRO
VIDENCE, Capt. s. THAYER, will leave
Providence. at IL o'clock NJ. and New. York
at S O'Clock P. M. every Monday, Wednes
day and Friday.
The above splendid Boats are propelled by
low pressure Engines. and have each two
heavy copper boilers. They will stop at the
Long Wharf, Newport, TO receive and land
Passengers.
July ~.