SMUGGLING.
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As proof of the extraordinary plan adopted
by the Scotch smugglers to bring their whiskey
in, a certain excise officer, stationed in the neigh
borhood of Aberdeen. relates in the Aberdeen
Journal, the following story


Having notice that quantity of Illicit spirits.
was lodged about the bridge of Dee, fset out tc
watch, as was given TO understand that it would
be removed that night-Calling at house there,
encountered well known smuggler.-'Well
said I, you are not here for nothing-what have
you got' "A smuggle,' said he, but YEN be nae