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ABDUCTION OLE NEGRlES

"eiean from the Portsmouth Globe of Tie Illustration q
' a'cipt by British vessel to ahduc two negroes from
i''smouh on last Friday The vessel had been loadinn
WIN WOOD at the Portsmouth wharf and ns The nrproes
we're missing so"n after II set SAIL pursuit was made i,h
determination to search the vessel party on board The
steamer Wm. Scldcn up with The vessel in Hamp-
ION Roads The capinn assured them that the negroes were
mol o'sls vessel but they insisted on search The result
was that they ony iuund the but esrer also
IRON the ship Pennsylvania The crew of The vessel wcr
taken back 10 Portsmouth, after an examination before
justice Nash were committed for trial. The Globe is dis
posed 10 acqu The captain of all knowledge Of The conceal
men of The slaves The incident has created considerable
in Portsmouth.
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.''S'rall'n ol Franklin P.cc lEe prol.s- .uaI poll
,"" anu The disappointed pacrhunlc. alynu rcs,n
Oe 90 'o The Disturbances among the Democracy OF Nrv
York
' shctrely trust The Administration will pay no Spr, o
s"" 10 INC canurs Of New York factions. To aclnnl l.,
''rua'e iiciion by crmccng ts demands but increases
" Se-iInporIancr and s prcirnsi"us. Il should be 10
"c" and crushed elise be suffered fret on, irs brief
"' VI m"tcnt 1t wiilcrs under neglect and con
'I br! wakes bold and strong when suu"h, 10 hr con.
ch President r,crr l. md, necessity solicit the
support o lhc"n His strength with The mass the
pe"ie HY them he was made President To them he rspun-
'''' lie people impose implicit confidence his pa iipsn
y appreciate the integrity nf his character the pari
y VI MS purposes ard they will sustain his administration
" ~ ehofts |" promote the welfare and the glory of the
country
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DIE d.

DIED AZ the Of her uncle Col John L. Cae 10 the
county unenbus The zaHh August 10 hrt h year Miss
She had scarcely tIIshed hr educa
anJ u ~ .t prnns woinanhood wt! be-
49,. h.r ~ barpy lnr aha fell before the scyhe
She child OF doing mother and posseset
endeirsd all who her
m m say that friend. who deeply
wi. truly bercaved mother II has been the good
"s M the her years and
49, Of whom may truly be said:
I'VE lamented III. loss Of one who ia
Her youthful beauty died.
The meek blossom that
And faded by side
H. he cold earth We laid her
Before the the leaf,
And wept that lovely
Should have a life brief.
Yet not unmeei that
Like that yonng friend OF
So gentle and 80 beautiful
should finish with the lovers" b.
Dsp yesterday, ROSE CALF youngest daughet o Robert
Is Mann MIN
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allNKER AND RARNEUKNER.

Eor some wears past The Democratic party Of New ON
has bccn spli, into the rival acuns of Hunkcr ana
Barnburncr |, thought, during The late Presidential
canvass That they had adjusted their difficulties, and woua
henceor,h harmonlously cooperate support OF The co
mon cause Recently, however, The old ieud has been IN
famed al,rs with circumstances Of rxasperaon "hc"
norend d, sperae conflict Indeed dispute has already
rpencd into furious warfare The urgans" o! the re-
spec,yc facliuns enOuncc another in the strongc
terms of reproach ana abuse and with damnaloy Vehe
mence which mantle the least possible prevalence OF cia
ry and fracrmu feeling But th fight not confined !"
the prcss 1t rugcs, il possible with greater fury ~ c
caucus and in committee and threatens 10 break ou
with consuming wrath in The approaching State Convention
The ancient annloscs and picldccs OF party are forgot
ten for the moment, and Wings suffered to walk aeroo'
in tho isht OF day and In all the OF conscious "
puny while Democrats engaged in The pleasant pas
lime OF mutual destruction.
Doubtless the reader feels little curious 10 kn"" ~,
cause OF oil this mighty connpon and This fierce con
between Hunker and Bdrnburn"r important issue Is
involved, what vital principle al STAKE that members Vi W.
same party should rrnounce all Assnciaun, break up '
ancient organization, und scandar ana disgust dccent Po
pe with sirfes and leud their vulgar reproaces '
calunniuus crminations? Herein lies The mystery oi ''
matter We can principle al the bottom OF ihls quar-
REL Neither party attempts 10 nsy iis rage and It's WV
lcnce 10y any but the most trivial and dsrepntable cas
,lTsncc There uf conrcalnenl delicate clic"'
I,cu,ion- whole Thing nothing more or 'cs
,Lun dispute about The spOis. Alter The ccrtt "l r'
dent Taylor The Wings Of New lnrk got into r"di%'"
row over HE plumber which I,suI.rL finally in the "ie'A
their party. The Democrats OF New York readins i
cseIy in the steps and fastening towards the sa
catastrophe. !.
II is scandalous exhibition for great party 10 'aA
the ewes OF The nation BY their numbers and their lale"'
The Democrats Of New York might wird commanding !"
huence over the party. But this proud position they "a'
chosen 10 abdicate. They their strength 10 shae
suife and dsparage their character by the most nue
| exhibition OF facIiuus maignty. More Than lhiS-''
bring The party and do their utmost 10 s
russ an AdninisIra lion which claims support no ON
on grounds !" public p"iry, but OF good nii anh pe'"
| honor go 40
We must limit censure 10 The SHINING Inc '
,f the Democracy in New York pure and 'hco''"s
Tbsv care nothing or office they adhere 10 principles '
d,sst intrigue; they know nothing Of the selfish oSco'
&c bsfast greed They are loyal in their allegiance -
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THEl GRANDE FRONTlER.-l'he rurnors ol III
feeling ng along The Rio Grandc frontier are mol eo-
Grmei presentations from we'll informed sources. WI
J. a. o. editor of the brownsville Flag, recently 10
New Or states to the editors Of the New Orleans Der
a. that Ies= is rcvvina along the whole irontir hi
the bcst,s exists among the Americans and MeAirans
tnat lhs sal affair is neatly orgoIlen that hcfr Is no
TX OF N the frontier between fleAco aud The uhiiso
Sales, no lrarlike preparations are being maze oD
he forrnnd he adds
In cotnce ot The immense quantities OF The various
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POLITICAL, SQUaBBI,E.

BUFFALO AuG 3l.The Democratic Convention for Erie
county last evening choose delegates 10 The tate
Convention Upon organizing il became evident mat The
in the ascendant whcreupon
Custom House delegates seeded and organized sepa-
rate Convention In consequence OF an attempt ol The
Custom House delegates protest against the action ot the
Convention \ motion made 10 eject those members
The protest however read amidst yells, hsses oahs
and hUwngs The regular convention subsequently nom
mated Elijah Fnrd hunSc for delegate. aut the seccdcrs
Lyman h Smith, barnbuner The regulars adopted d. T.
Ia ylur,s resnuIinn { uI. inu The comnrOmise &c.
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IMPEACHMENT OF A JUDGE.

CISclSSATr, SEPT. Ia meeting Of our citizens was
ed tonis the Masonic n ALL 10 take measures 10 ha We
udg- Jacob Finn mreached. The hall crowded 10
Acrss ny men Of oil paries and resolution declaring that
Inn ought 10 be impciched was passed unanimously a
committee consisting ol Judge Hnadley John Joe and H.
t. Prillan appointed prepare and bring the matter oe
;ue Legislature, which will meet next winter
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TnE DEATH OF GEN. LOPkZ.-Tne Cubans IN
New York Thursday commcIorated the anniversary OF!
he execution ul Gen Narcso Lopez which look place In
Havana on The lst OF September 1851. cenpaph nppro-
a,ey decorated was in The principal o The
Apollo Saloon Broadway and there large assenoaee oi
convened honor 10 the netIurles oi the mar
Yrs their cuunlrys liberty aud 10 listen 10 The eloquent
speeches uf orators, among whom was Mr John ).
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gUS,NESS OF NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, Sept 1.-The annual satenient OF Tue
Price makes The receipts oi the year o COTTON
665 900 bales, and the exports GAS 900 bales Stock
10 800 Crop go 900 bales. The total value o pro
ucc rruivrI here during the was S5iVvo ooo
lnrluiln. So $50 UU0 and o SUGAR SD aVuVoo
No will be- Transacted here u.rnrI"", pfoca-
nation O the mayor having set II apart rs DAY OF prayer
ind Ia ting.
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pOIITIcat DIEEIcIIITY

TRoy ". Y, Sept 2-'Thc Democratic Convention oi
2d district me! to-day for the purpose OF eec'ing dele
gates The State Convention when after exciting con
Ic-t The party split. The barnburncs rJected Samuel
Douglass and the hunkers Charles j. Wilmer, delegate
The harnburners endorsed the Stale and National Admins
rrnons and The hunkers adopted The House resolu
;iDns.
BALTIMORE SeUt 3-Tn. sales Of Flour for two days
past $1,000 bbs SIS 80 The market ID now bare
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ISISIED.

MAnrllu At Walnut Sb, enrcu county, the residence p'
~ KnpeI Eso an ,Ir .. ui by the Rev P!Ir Courtney
NJ, HIRAM BRAGG 10 Miss MARY BEEk youngest daughter Of
the Charles Bscs u thus cIiy
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EXECUTION OF WOODWARD.--Tha execution Of
Daniel T. Woodward for The murder Vi his wife, took place
at Washington al Friday. According TO the ac
count in The Washington Star Of Friday evening" he under
went Tie sentence OF the law with great rmness mud
posurc giving himself the signal for the by drop
ping white hankerchief lie exhibited dGvout and pcn-
tent state OF mimi mixed times with apparent Indifference
as his fate.
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Two o: The recent graduates Of the Episcopal SEMINARY
IN Virginia viz: Robert Smith and WIN. virgin; ussn
o. inn 10 Anca az missionaries They belong to virginia
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NORMAL harn: trrn received by the Executive a.
lWlLLihM PATTON aIs> WILLIAM WfiALtN did in the month
IuY al, The county kanawha, murder and whitc
MA known, aad las escaped Justice
nr' hereby offer Iewar! ui three hundred dollars
who sal the said WilIiam Patton
, jail Of Ranawa county, and do moreover
ltS Common wealth, riri and military. and
. c ev,c .clr,ay, their best procure The
~. ., the .tl Pa !hat he may be brought Justice
s rndar ny h.Li Governor ind under the Lesser Seal
ii, Comm, Al Richmond, th,s 10th day OF August,
u ; me year JOS JOHNSON.
ssa..a.
p4.5 ,.,i BE- about a years old about feet l0 inch
hat o hight sandy color, ireckied face
white when talking gIns and shows his teeth.
abov. the temple covered by his hair Hlsnsne VIM
ag., ied ms certainly and lac boh
Ann
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N OTlCE.-A Will the uex Gehelal 40
~ eenbiy OF Virginia, 10 ncoporar company TO consuca
Plank Road the old Richmond Turnpike aud county
road from the City Of Richmond 10 the Goochand line
Henrico August 4, l6l3-elt
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KOSTA.-lhe questions involved in the recent arrest OF
MARTIS kusTA by The agents of The Austrian vcn'nent
are oI such exceedingly important bearing upon ntefni
trona relations not only open our columns again ~
m ahe article from occasional correspondent but VIII
pleased keep them until all the points al Issue
NAV be thoroughly discussed and settled
Oar correspondent asserts that Capt lSGnAHAM was gh
and perfectly agree with him. we have 80 expressed our
elves already The only point npon which there can pos
sipy be question between s as 10 whether we sustain
such relation The individual in question: a. Will anho'lse
Us sill prptec; Tim against the power "i the Austrian
G; yanment We say the declaration OF his intention 10
rennuncc his allegiance the Austrian Government and 10
become of the United States gives us no such right
What may effect of the jus as have not had the
se % consider: but we greatly question its efficacy and
are still inclined tho opinion that Austria arrests her
subject upon Turkish SOIL and Turkey proper To sub
init 10 aggression, the matter is between them ana We
nave nothing say do abont it, Charleston Standard
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EOTICE,

Upper ApulnaIuI Company nave hiS Wy
.cIar., u IS per old stock, able
-, 80 H., r -, IL S.Iarmb.r next RuS f. LESTER
~ ~ Treasurer Upper Api"maltox G"n'i'an!.
yrulIy
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STRANGE SIGHT-SEVENTY SWARMS OF BEES
AT WAR.

Ezra Dibhle welIh hnown cil2en OF this town and for
many years engaged extensively in The management OF
bees. communicates ID us The following interesting pariicu.
i,IsO O n hat Il. -. .ounuay, ia
lunt three o'clock the weather being warm and the
uws open his house suddenly filled with bees, which
forced The amly 10 flee the neighbors Mr. ID
alter getting well Protected against his assailsnts, oceea.
r 10 take survey and pussIbe learn the cause which
had disturbed them. The appeared To be
uu aud those side OF hr house aayed IN battle
AGAINST those the her side; and such ba tile was per
aps before Witnessed They filled the air, cover
ing space oi more Than one acre oi ground, ana
bought dcsparatcy Tor three hours mol Tor rpos
but conquest; AMI while living Thing could ex
the vicinity They stung large flock Of Shanghai
chick ems nearly all Of which died. and PERSONS passing along
road obliged 10 make haste 10 avoid their sling
lille after six O'clock q-el restored, and the living
returned To their hives leaving the slain almost iersl
covering the ground since which but few have appeared
around the hives, and those apparently stationed as sen
.cls watch The enemy. But two young s~arms were EN-
cy destroyed and aside from The terrible slaughter Of bees
NJ other injury done Neither party victorious,
and they only ceased The approach oi night and from Ut
ter prostraon. The occasion of this strange warning
among the bees H easily accounted for and those most
their management before witnessed OF
heard OF such spectacle as here narrated.
C,0nueuui (Ohi0l Exporter.
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Bl TRE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.


>usMArpS having bccn received by the Executive that
,r, hls been committed by MARTIN klTrLE, upon III,
I FELTON,, in the county OF Preston, aud that The said
JUSTICE lido therefore hereby oHrr reward
dollars person or persons who sha arrest c
um kle and drlit im the Jail Ut lest counf
a. ascsrr require all Objects OF this civ
ry and rrlest the people generally their best
urc The said hlte that he may be brought
Igsfs , - ,.,.,,. -. +, - ,.,, , . - -, :,
The Richmond, this 2i day OF August,
(. - Al. y-ar iS:li. JOSEPH JOHNSON.
- ,.yrrnor GEORGE W. MuNFcRp. Sec reary tie Com.
y,r klr about IL years old II inches high,
. ..isl 100 pounds black hair an and ied
,,,, TO have side lis forehead. Aug 25-c6
BYT THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
PROCLAMATION.
having heen received by the Executive that
H,EES DOW ~. charged with the crime Forgery
. Goun:y oi Berkeley ami subsequently rescued
hin IN Isu"s. and has He'd from justice; do,
tercry oc ard al one hundred dollars loany per.
gersa- shalt arrest the said Charles Dnwrs and i.is
;, Am usu J, oi berkeley County; aud do
l 4. oft ils Commonwealth. civil and military and
euyc generally 10 use their beet eXerons procure the
t. 81 he pIwncs that he may be brought Justice
,,a uGrf hand Governor, and under the Lesser Seal OF
o Commonwealth al Richmond this Iull day o Aug
:. - the ysar l>a3 JOSEPH JOllNSuN
~ rh cos.a.r GeoRoS w MuNroRP Secretary Of the Com
4Ju tItL
ll-l.. p,1ieS se~, inelg ma, about ivr feet
tch ish. medium grey hair aud whlskers aud keen
m When heard VI lac the State of Maryland
Supposed 10 be makin= his way Westward Aug cot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-06

SENATOR DOUGLAS IN CONSTANTINOPLE-
Stephen A. Douglass Esq., u 5. from Illinois, was
in Consannope about the ls of August and was 10 have
had an audience with the Sultan but unable TO defer
his departure for Russia until the day apart by tho Sui
lan' to receive him letter from Consan!nope in lhe
N. !. Post, however, says
Senator Douglas during his vis: this place. had in.
crvcw with Rescd Pacha the present Minister of Foreign
Aaifs' and late Grand Vzier. Reschid Pacha is
me head m lie Sultans ministry and directs The present
rather difficult foreign affairs Of the empire The Senator
Dung Ame!ca) expressed himself much graticd with
The Interview and formed high estimate of the character
ana attributes OF The Pacha He assured Reschid Pacha
mat American sympathies all warmly in favor u 1ur.
cy IN her present differences with Russia the pco-
PIC u ms country regarded her cause Just one.
IN reply, the minister expressed his thanks Srnator
Dougas The agent of the Porte who visited United
States some years said that the Sultan his govern
men were much graiifed BY the in which he had
been received there.
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productions al Mexico, which have heretofore, hern
lied into h. United Slae9 from Mexico such cattle
hosrS IDur-, hides, and other articles Ar Sr
pnrh f""cs collector OF customs. has placed corps cali
cd rcvcnu" rangers consisting Of II 20 men, mounted
anEg HE river from Tie mouth OF Laredo for The purpose
' preventing frauds upon ir Customs and seZng snugc
property wherever found The wisdom of movement
VIII be apparent when take consideration The fact
mat lcic are thousands OF mules yeary brought from Mex
co ana driven 10 The interior for sale part al which
never pay cent oi duty; aud the import iuy hOt
or mule IA iuur dollars heal
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OFFICIAL.

List Of appointments under HE cogn:nnce of he Nary be
par,meE. mldt subsequent 10 The 4tt Murch 1883:
Samuel Hart Massachusetts, chirt Of The bureau of
construct ion, &r. lst July 1883.
George H. Richie ol Virginia, purser ia the navy, from
HE Isl April 1898
VIM q. Marcy Of California, pngser in The navy from
III" Isl n April 1888.
Ihus IL. LOCKER of Ohio, nrser in the navy, from The
3l-r August, 1858.
Mason Noble Of The District "f Columbia, chaplain in
Tic navy from the 30th March, 1883
A. w Lawrence OF N. Carolina, professor Of mathcma-
ties IN the navy from the 29th of July, 1858
Nehemiah Moses u! New Hampshire navy agent al Ports
mouth, New Hampshire from lst April, 1853.
Conrad Swackhammer Of New York navy agent al New
York, from 30h March, 1853.
Alfred Day Of Pennsylvan navy agent 81 Phadrpha,
from 30th March, 1858
John H. Briscor of Maryland, navy agent at Baltimore,
fiom lst April, 1853.
Albert G. Allen OF The District Of Coumbia navy agent
al Washington, D. e., from 18th Of June 1853;
George Loyal Of Virginia, navy agent uI NoTlolk va,
Benz b. eriot ofSouh Carolina, navy agent q. Charles
ton, :. c., from 10th March, 1853.
Walker Anderson of Florida, navy agent at Pensacola
from the 9Th April, 1853.
Henry 7. Hubert OF Tennessee navy agent at Memphis
from The 2Stll May, 1853
Richard T. AShe of California, navy agent at San Fran
C SEQ, from the 2Oth OF August, 1853.
john r. Kcdng Of New Hampshire, naval storekccpcr al
Portsmouth, n. H., from the 7th May, 1853
Hugh Jameson Of Massachusetts, naval slorckceper at
Boston, from the 18th March, 1853.
Daniel f Delcvan Of New York naval surekerper at N.
York iron the 3lst March. 1853
Francis hcNerhany oil the District Of Columbia, naval
sl"rekeepcr, from the lst Sept. 1853.
Robert NJ BJykin OF Virginia, naval s,urekeeper al Nor.
folk Virginiu from the 18th April, 1853.
James II. Walker, Of Tennessee nayn! sorekccrcr al
Memphis from the 9Th April. 1853.
Joseph G. McKiboin OF California, naval storckceper a!
San Francisco, from the 18th August. 1853 w
John W. Wooicn Of Florida, timber agent Tor Middle
Florida from 10Th August. 1883.
Neil Mcpherson Florida, timber agent for West Forl-
a. from 10Th August, 1853
j. f. II Claiborne of Mississippi timber ascn, for Loui
siana and Mississippi, from 23i April, 1858.
John A. Cuhber Of Georgia, timber agen. for Southern
district of Alabama from 9Th August, 1858
WGl. 5 Turner of Alabamu, timber agent Tor Northern
district Of Alabama, from 9th August, 1853
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WILLIAMSBURG. Aug. lG. 1865 -cSdwiw
MOST VALUABLE MILLING PROPERTY

NEAK
sNE authorized sell that valuable Mill
Property Rockets owned by The Mcssrs Taiaisrr
ties creek. about Gp yards tie wharvss
Rockets has head aud llI o "a feet
driving lree pair
The buildings OF Null SO by 81 three sIorie. ish
built Of brick and wood; mil 30 by TO feet used
plaster anl pair framed dwelling
stables, &c all good repair plot OF the property
lie my oiicC.
The properly valuable m: purposes
admirably located for oundly nachne shop, cna e
brought almost 10 the shop with but little expense
For further Mcssrs H. l. l. = Taa'errO
". GOuBIS.
Iu y riff
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,.i,CS tt THE UPPER APPDhAl

To TIE SruChuUlDERS OF THE UPPER APfoMAiioA
" COMPANY.
THERE aiI he meeting al the s'r ., t oF& & AZ
an Thursday 29h September, ii The eircoh I"
s,.es ai other Company wlli take place 81 INA
in. ami II il desirable that there be fun uuendilre
''"'' a"' - - = ". VENABlE
Agent Upper Appomaiu1 Company.
r.rmv;us sent 2 lsal-3tawtd lWhs copy.
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TOBACCO PLANTERS CONVENTIONAL planter
OF Prince Georges county, Md publishes
in The Planters Advocate, in which he makes The following
suggestion
That convention DO held ia Louisville. KY, c"nposed
entirely OF tobacco planters and that said be
represented by delegates bc selected n each county where
tobacco Is cultivated IN such States Of The Unon where
II raised And would here suggest that the first
lion be held al The aforesaid place. Wednesday, the 10Th
U November next The object Tor which il is called being
10 pronuc the interests Of the planters OF obucCo by inter
changing ul views aud opinions The best mode Of
culture the best descriptions 10 plant yield the greatest
ul profit The quantities which should be aimed
be raised pay best for prDducou and for other
purposes may su.grs themselves The be
conducive To the welfare OF hs class Of citizens
wnch last though not least important which shall sug
gcS 49, that said convention may unedy petition Congress
10 pa-a such laws ~ be calculated 10 lower the duties
charged BY foreign governments tobacco imported
their resutclyr countIieS