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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-23

NJ, v
NEw-YoRx, OcE. IS.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

The fast sailing schooner Laura Ann
arrived at this port in 80 days from
London, and has furnished the Edi-
tors ofthe Mercantile Advertiser with
London papers to September 9th, and
L.oyd's Lists to the 4th, from which
p~tifaye selected a number OF Interest,"
in9srtcles.
4heEnsiish Orders in Council had
not been repealed.
Wehaye seen letter from New
York gentleman in London, dated the
1ss Of September, which mentions that
he had jost received letter from Pa
ris of the oath Of August, informing
him that MI the American properly
seques,cred IN Fr-ace had been re-
stored.
Tire king Of Denmark, by formal
decree, has shut the ports in Hols ein
TO American vessels.
TIE brig 'iammaamaah, Story, { ON
this port, arrived at Plymouth ON the
29tb OF August in passage Of 16 days.
The BRIG 81 war, Hornet, capt. Hunt
from New-Yo'k, had arrived az Fal.
south via France aud Lieutenan,
Spence-had reached London with dis
patches.
The Laura-Ann has dispatches from
Mr.. Piukncy, which were forwarded
90 Government by yesterdays meil.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-23
NEW Jersey.

The election In New Jersey has ter
niqased in favor Of RePubiicanism-
Congress, Council and Assembly. In
the Council the republican majority is
three, in Assembly 10 and on the joint
ballot for Governor and other o!Iic re,
Is.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-23
Lard Wellesley to Mr.. Pinhney.

Lard Wellesley TO Mr.. Pinhney.
SIN,
have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt Of your letter under date the
25,h instant.
On the 23d OF February, 1903, his
rIsiesty's minister in America declar-
ed 10 the government Of the United
States, {" his majesty's earnest de-
SIRE 10 see the commerce of the
world restored 70 that freedom which
is Necessary FOR its prosp rify, and
his -csdiness TO abandon lhe system
which had been forced upon him
whenevsr the euen,y should retrsci
the priacie:es which had rendered i
necessary"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-23
CcroBKA 20.

VIRGINIA
IN Halifax county court. IN ohancery, Sept.
2eth, 1910.
Isaac Medley %Pltf. 5
against
Ransom Coleuitt and Caaries Bruce.
Delts.
TIE defendant, Ransom Colquitt not
having entered has Appearance and
given security ACCORDING 70 the acfrof As-'
sen.blyiand the rules OF 5bis Court==and
1t sppsaring 70 TIE sa;,sfactionl OF the
COuSt that he IS not an iahabitant of his
conmonw eal,hy On nictioA of thes plain, IT
by his counsel, il is ordsrS that the sa j
Ransom Colqaitt do appear here ON tie
fourth Monday in Dece mbertGsxt, aid
answer the bill CT the piaintiF--snd fiat
copy of this order &c forthwith inserted
in one of the newspapers published III the
city OF Richmond tor .elsnl weeks succes-
siyely and posted at the front dosr OF the
Courthouse OF the said county.
n Copy--Teste,
Samuel Williams, D. c. H, C
w Scp)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-23
WELLESLEY.


The prints advocating federal prin-
ciptes, consistent oaly IL error, change
character aud principles with surpris-
ing facility, (says the National Iutelli-
gencer Some of them now bitterly
inyeiSh against the administration be-
caused q resorted to loan in time
of pc Without referring 10 the
causes Hhidh have reduced our reye-
na-, il is sufficient, to check their mis-
representation, to turn their own wea-
pons against them. Let them recol-
lect that it Is rot 70 defray the ordina-
ny expenses of the government that a
loan has become necessary, but CO pay
the debt contracted by federal rulers
in a period of great commercial pros
perisy. 1t is from the exertion of the
republicans for nine years past 60 rid
the nation of that load of debt with
which the federal administration bur
tshencd il, that deficiency now exists,
no, In the amount necessary to pay the
ordinary expenses of The government,
bat.in the sum annually appropriated
for the pa nient Of the prin, ipal and
interest OF the debt contracted by fed
eralists. The amount OF the principal
and interest OF the public dcbt reim-
bursable during the present year is
eight millions OF dollars tie IN hor-
rowSd p $500, COO leaving ba-
lance oAS+,5OO 900, which the repub-
licans have been able, not hstandinS
the dipinuti n of rv-nue from com
merciA emharrassrn Mt an<i he ex "a.
ordina~s expenses of defensive sr pa
ration, to apply t. he ex.inguishnent
iof the debt SO prodig lily incurred in
the good old days Of federalism. Is
advocates appear to be ceagfinad thai
the present adainistra,los havs been
liable to .xtinguish, so mueh OF the ru-
tiaous public debt with Which they op-
prrsseothe natienin the short time hey
Eh-ld Sac&eins OF cove nment. Ifcherc
be alhne thing on which the ryp1b
iicsrs may pecg harry prideshemselves,
II is the rapid diminution II he deb
with which the nation was clogsed, and
the proof thus Afforded by their acts
Ireat ehey were sincere in their probes.
lsions of adherence of the doctrine
: that public debs is a public bless.
Ing"
/ Ebeaeser Harrington, Esq. is cho
sen Representative 10 Congress fol
.he state of Cornecticut, in the place o
oamuciW. Dasa, Esq. apgoiatsd Sena,
tor.
L NENsr fEID crtIT
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-23
ToMPKINS u MUaRAY-Have re-
Il ceived by the Ship Az riC=thrir

CTOMPKINS " MURRAY-Have re-
Il ceived by the Ship Az r'c=thrir
Fall Supply Of London Goods,
Containing q great variety e articles sui.
ted to the season, amoag tnen are Diaper
and Damask Table Cloths and Napkins.
an elegant asSoTtment==Scotch Holland
ohee ing cfvery superior dushtyl
Superhne Cloths aod Cassimercs, Do CO do.
Dolman's Bond street Hats, doH do do.
Carpets, Go 20 do.
irish Shsefing, LINEN and Long Lawn.
Aey are ~ da'ly expectation Of receiv-.
ing bya the Brg Goa from Liverpool,
fheiraa hi supply OF
s&ANV osllerys Hardware, Cut-
- krye<c. &c.
w'tish willsfen5er t5eis AssoEiment sc y
corr DE z.
Oet0osr 2SrI, 1870 {fU
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-23

E6eaeser Harrington, Esq. is cho..
sen Representative TO Congress For
:he state of Connecticur, in the place of
oamueiW. Da'a, Esq. apgoiatsd Sena-
tor.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-06
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ~.
More British Prosperity.

We understand, and as we believe
from correct authority, that the bank
OF Liverpool had stopped paymentthe
beginning of ptember; that the En-
glish stocks had fallen 10 per cent.
and that owing to the great and con.
tinued want OF bullion, aud the difGcul-
ty of exporting manufactures to the
continent, broad-cloths & other WOOL
len goods had fallen near 80 per cent.
Isthis thereescn why the Federalis
are anxious TO connect US in alliance with
England; that we may, by our resour-
ces, protract her rapidly approaching
downfall
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-06
WAR IN TURKEY.

Vienn0, dug. 26.-On the 4th Au-
gust bloody affair took place near
Rudsehuck, in which the Turks lost
700 killed the details have not reach
ed us. The report that Rudsehuck
had been given up was prem azure, as
well as the reported convention of a
peace between the Russians and the
Porte. Several regiments of Austri.
an Cavalry have marched for the from
tiers of Wallachia.
To-day and yesterday it is asserted,
on authority of the Greek Merchants,
thatth Turks have gained consider
able advantage over the Russians.
Naples, Dig. 13.--All things pro-
coed in the best manner for the invasi-
on of Sicily; the injury done to our
hotilla by the enemy last month being
repaired.
General Oraers.-RoyaI Camp of
Piale, August 8. The engagement of
yesterday, in which four Neapolitan
gun-boats gained complete victory
over seven Of the enemy, assisted by
several Sicilian vessels, has afforded
to his majesty 1Murat] another salts.
factory proof of the skill and gallantry
of his marine. His Majesty has the
fulles,re on his subjects connect
ed with the naval and military depart.
ments Of the expedition, and is conf.
dent that neither courage nor talent is
wanting to render the projected inva-
sion efIsctuai. II. M. returns his row.
al thanks to the officers and men en-.
gagged in these services, and has d..
rected that the same be communicated
10 the whole armament.
(Signed)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-06


must not be long delayed as the raj
ny reason will otherwise render an
armis,ice till February almost indis-
.pensible."
The papers say, that in Catalonia
the Marshall Ibarrolla has routed a
corps of 5000 Trench, which sailed
from Barcelona, causing the loss of
213 killed and wounded, and many
were made prisoners.
A battle took place near Soira, in
which the French los 400 men,.
The Spaniards have intercepted
some Frcrch dispatches, the corte nts
Of which induced belief that .Spsin
{, was to share the fate of Holland, They
mentioned the appointment Of French
Governors to Spanish Departments.
a letter from Lisbon, Of Sept. 9, says
{" Mar. Jarvis, Consul at this port, has
been recalled by the President; and
il is expected he is TO be promoted to
amorc important Office"
.. Capt. Crowell arrived at Boston from
Valen,ia, informs, tina. the French lad
about 10000 men within eight miles
OF tina, place--thst they were wait
ing Tor reinforcements from the army
which was before l'ortcsa, when j.
was believed they would attack Va
lencia, where the Spaniards, however
had sixteen thousand soldiers.
A battle took place before Tortosa,
ten or twelve days before capt, c sail
ed. There were 1900 of the French,
who were defeated, losing 8 or 1000.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-06
CONCERNS OF GERMANY.

Hamburg, Sept. by the treaty
with Italy, Bavaria isto acquire some
what more ihan half Of the Tyrol.
CasseI, dug. 25. "A Camp Of 5000
men is TO form and lie near this city (;
ut which the WestphsIisn regiments
on their march will form par:.
Maaich, dug. i9.-The 10000 Ba-
vsrians under lieut.. gen. Baron Wrede,
said to be going to Spain, are to DC pot,
on the peace establishment.
Hdnover, Aug. so.-Ships with any.
or even without any papers, are now
permitted to enter the ports Of Russia,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-06

preparatoryto t!.eirdeparture for S. A.
merica. They proceeded yesterday to (,
Portsmouth, in order to embark On
board British vessel of war. The
deputies from Buencs Ayres and
General Miranda had frequent inter
views with the noble Marquis, who IN
the evening proceeded to the sea coast,
Tor the benefit Of his health.
S IRELAND.
The Sherifs of Dublin, (Sept. 81
have announced their intention or com :.
plying with the popular wishes to call
an carly meeting of the freemen aud
freeholders of that CITY, to deliberate
" upon the subject of the Union" -
The Catholics of Waterford and Tip
perary had entered into resolves a.
gaiust the penal Laws. The Earl OF
Donoughmore and, his gallant brother
Lord Hutchinson, were daily expect
ed at Knocklofty near Clormel, from
England.
Meetings are likewise called in the
counties OF Meath and Mayo, s..to con.
slider the expediency of addressing his
majesty on the present state of public
affairs.
ENGLAND.
DEATH OF SIR FRANCIS Barring.
September IL.
The commercial world has lost one
OF IT'S brightest ornaments. Sir Fran
els Barring died yesterday, September
II, after a short illness, serd about 70.
Sir F. is supposed to have left property
exceeding a million sterling, which will
be inherited by his three sons and a
daughter. TWAS said on Change yes
terday, that he was the personal hold
er OF upwards oftwo millions of the last
Omnium.
The numerous letters from French
merchants express the opinion we
have long ago mentioned alone, that
new measures of vigor against the
trade of this country were in the con.
temptation of the French cabinet.
They recon- end to their correspon-
dents TO beware of sending American
vessels into French pnrts, in the pre-
sent situation of affairs, and until DO.
naparte's intentions in framing his new
commercial decree should be better
understood. As it stands at present. a
liberal construction of it might render
all Americans liable to seizure, until
the government of the u. States shall
resist by force the British blockade, or
until tits Withdrawn by the British 60
vernment, together with the orders in
Council and it is supposed that Anne
rican vessels, without having entered
any British port, or having been
searched by English cruizers, might
and would be detained under the de-
cree, on the ground that their govern.
ment have not acceded to the prin.
ciples laid down by Bonaparte. Mo-
ney is, in this instance, seconda-
ny consideration only with Bonaparte,
and his main point, we repeat it, is
TO embroil us in war with Ameri-
ca,
RUSSIA.
We have heard that the Russian 60.
vernment, since the condemnation of
the ships at Riga, and St. Petersburg,
mas listened to the petition, of the mer-
chants, and had actually liberated Gus
OF those ships which had taken clear
ances from Tenerifre. We are not
to state what degree of credit
may be due to this report.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-06
RUSSIA.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 81.
LATEST NEWS.

The Editor of the Federal Gazette
has been politely furnished with papers
and letters by the Orozimbo-frcm
which the following late and interest
ing intelligence is derived. Nothing
IS said of French and British Orders <
and DEGREES.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-06

sidered hopsless. rohacco 2dA7 NJ
sales. Flour 4os and upwards, having
experienced considerable depression In
consequence of supplies from the con-
tinent. Cotton I'D a l6, Sea-Island
1sd. Is. Rice "a Is.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-06
LIVERPOOL, Sept. II.


Stocks closed this day as follow
Red. ann. shut consols 81 Ia do. for
opening CT So omniam 4 disc.
Thai distinguished officer, vice. d.
mira Sir Sidney Smith, accompanied
by his lady and three daughters, arriv-
ed at The Kings Arms Inn on Sunday
ss'nnisht, from Manchester. He had
been there waited on by deputation
OF gentlemen, and invited TO a public
dinner at the Exchange, on which oc-
casion the principal inhabitants of that
town were present. When he arrived
at Warrington, the horses taken from
his carriage, aad he was drawn through
the streets amidst the congratulations
Of vast coneourse Of people. Sir Sid.
ney has experienced the same fervour
of public attachment in the whole
course Of his journey. After visiting
the Liverpool Academy, &c. &c. he re-
turned to the Exchange, where he was
met by The collected body Of merchants,
Ssc. add hailed by II peated cheers. A
detailed account Of the attention OF
this - Hero Of Acre" will interest ma
ny Of our readers to-morrow.l
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-06
BALrIMoRr, october so.
Extrac; from letter to a gentleman in
Baltimore, dated,
LONDON, 10Th Septeml

Baltimore, dated,
LONDON, 10Th September.
Il had not failed to warn you re-
Pea,edly agiinst shipments of Tobac-
CO; you may be thank full that so liuIe
IS here. That little could wish in
your own warehouse. Some houses
have been nearly ruined by advancing
only FIVE pounds on hid. so much is
here and more arriving daily. Unless
some favorable change in political cir
cMmstances occur, no alienation can
be expected. And such change is con-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-06
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 80.


BALTIMORE, Oct. 80.
The gentleman (Mr. Pye) who came
in the ship -, arrived in the Della
ware from London, and bears dis
patches to government, has politely
lent the editors ofthe American Lon
don paper, {" The Day" of Sep ember
12-trom which we make the follow.
ing hasty summary and extracts:
Accounts of the war between the
Russians and Turks are somewhat
contradictory but everts have been
evidently favorable to ths former,
who had laid seige, to Varna, Turk
ish town In Bulgaria, on a river of the
same name, which disrmbogues IN
to tn. Gulph of Varna, on the Black
Sea- distant only 145 miles from Con-
stantinor!e. The fate OF Turkey was
supposed to depend on that of the
Grand Vizief's army, which was re.
treating rapidly to Adrianople. The
Pscha of Nissa, in Servia, was also de-
fea-ed.
In these alarming disaster. we are
tcld, that ",he Grand Seignor displays
uncommon energy. In new procla-
nation he has declared that every
Mussulmsn capable Of bearing arms.
who VII not range hirnseif under the
standard Of Mahomet to fight for his
country and religion, shall be consi.
dered and dealt with as unbelieyers.n
AMERICAN CONCERNS.
LoNDoN, September 1a.
We understand that Mr.. Pinkney is
about 10 send dispatches TO America,
which are to be conveyed by lieutenant
Spence, who brought those relative to
the Mcsselle and Vixen. lie is to quit
England iuthe Hornet en- the 10Th inst.
and from hence is to proceed to Paris,
10 have an interview with General
Armstrong; but tie has peremptory
orders not to remain In the French
capital on any account more than thr ee
days.
Mr. Powell, tia American Secreta-
~ of Legation, has been obliged to
return 10 Dover. The following is
the communication of our correspon-
dert On TIE. subisct:
"DoyER, September 10.
Mr.. POWELL, the American Secre-
larry OF Legation, whom stated in
ny last 10 have sailed in a ]lac OF truce
,e sterday morning for Calais; return
ID this afternooa 10 Dover, the French
,;ying refused bin permission 10 land. !
Wien she vessel arrived of Celais, T
'hot was fred to prevent bct, enteriDg
.'ic harbor; not iniimidatod by this,
'he continued lettering in the Road &
II length monsieur lie eommissair=. az
by two other persons came
"a and inlcrned Mr. Powell the YES
eel would not be permitted TO enter
Ialais, nor could iis cutler apy person
If dispatches to be landed from her.
Ind advised him Immediately TO de. i
art, or means would be taken to sink
he vessel.s MIR. Powell, not at all
Internationally these circumstances.
ssolved (tho1gh contrary to the advice
= the crew. TO steer for Boulopns, &
IRVING of that port, directed the flag (
{ truce to stand with all sail into the (
arbor but here the enemy were not
o civil as at Calais, for they iomedi-
ioly opened a tremendous discharge
i shot and shells upon the vessel,
sithcut communicating with her anil ,
was cnly BY an instant retreat that I
be vessel, and the lives of those on !
oatd, were saved"
On Sunday las; the deputies from.
be Caracas had an Interview with rel
Marquis Wellesley, at Apsly House, a
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-06
GRENIER.

Leghoyn, dug. 12.-The Duke OF
Otranto fouche] on his arrival, hired
a ship in which he will proceed to Ma
pies, or the Island Of Elba.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-06
HAMBURG, Sept. 1.

The equipment of the feet at An.
twerp proceeds; 1000 men are daily
engaged upon it. Perhaps the most
beautiful ship, of 80 guns, ever bull. in
that port, was lately launched.
Banks Of the EDe, Sept. THE
English feet continues to cruize be-
tween Touion and Corsica. Small par
ties occasionally land and do nauch
mischief. An English squadron crui-
yes in Leghorn roads, and obstruc,s
the coasting trade.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-06

a lbs i'd; american, f2s Sd 15s;
Irish 9s Cd toI2s Cd. FLOUR, En-
glish, nae, 81 a 8ss per $50 lbs. !; Sc
combs, 7a a 80; American 'supsr6ne
60 65s per 1876 lbss SOUR So SIS.
From our Correspondent.
LONDON, September IS.
Half past Z, P. NJ.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-06
From German Papers.
CopENHAcEN, Aug. ..

OUFENHACEN, mug. 28s
An English frigate attempting to
land her crew at Rambaes, near Chris
tiansand, reiinquished the attempt on
the approach of our division. Intelli-
gence from Norway says the Danish
gun-boats have captured 81 English
merchantmen.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-06

This morning a mail arrived from
Heligolahd-German papers to the
I'd; Hamburg letters to the 18th, and
HeliSoland to the 9TH.
Hehgolnd, Sept. 6-Great alarm
continues to prevail in this island,
which has nct been decreased by the
order from the King of Denmark Inn.
posing an EMBARGO on all the ports
Of Holstein. This. we presume, has
been done for the purpose Of keeping
secret an expedition some time prepar-
ing. PREVIOUS to this decree, we had
certTHsinforpstionsof great activity in
all the Danish harbours, as well as in
the 'Texel, to prepare an expedition to
attempt the conflagration of the. pro-
Iperty on this island. Ia sequence
OF the terror inspired by this iniorma-
lion, all persons owning fine mapufac-
tured goods, have removed Them high
-r up from the beach, and out of the
enemy's reach, unless he effect a
landing, of which we have no fear. A
great deal of colonial produce &c. re.
| mains near the shore, which might
without great difficulty be burnt. Our
Hamburg letters mention that every
ship of war from Dunkirk to the north
of Jutland, is preparing for S, a. Some
great enterprise is expected.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-06

=. Live,p0oi Corn Exchange.
Sept. 15--WHEAT, English, rs Sd
= 15s Cd per 10 lbs. Danlzic, i4s Cd
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-08

nc subscriber
Has received TIE taN,ping articles:
New Orleans and 81. Cro'x Sugars OF the
Mi.,i,sip,i Cotton Of the first quality ,
Coxnac Brandy, st. CroiS kum, Holland
Gin
London Particular Madeira ,
Shrry "tN'''
IisGuu
Superior CIaret in cases
Imperial,
Il. Tyson,
Young Tyson >rEAs.
Tyson Ska.
Soasho"s,&
Bohca
Dcs, Green Coffee in bar. and barrels
Gunpowder
p.a. pa,ens Shot, from b. Il. to No .
Mould Shot, Z l.. and 5 >. &.
S.itpstre, double refined
Spanish Elotant Indigo
Copperas of tive lst quality
Fresh Nutmegs
Pirnen,o and black Pepper,
Demi Johns, .,,..r
With general assortment OF 1Rocc
RlES, and as usual, old Jamaica Spiril:
Peach Brandy, and old Port WING IN bottles.
The above article. viii DO sold very low "
the wholesale or retail.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-08

LANDING
From the sloop Ranger, Captain Campbell,
aud tor sale by
LawraGon and Fowle,
80 tons Pl,ialeE Paris g.:
- barrels Ncw.England Rum
100 kegs Salmon
chests Hyson Tea
SO coils t,rass Rope
5000 yards Tow Cloth
S. Casks Goshen Cheese, OF superior
quality.
IN STORE,
SO, 900 weight Green Coffee
Is hcysheads and 90 barrels Muscovado
Sugars
10 chests Young Tyson Tea, OF a supe-
rior quality.
50 cases Florence Oil, IL bottles each
100 bolts Ravens Duck
100 re ms Writing Paper.
so barrels Taunrts Oh
Scas>s sperm OH
rip:, Ain proof h.icant Brandy
! pun.henns Janice Rum
200 barrels N:ss No. * Nol2 Beer
50 barrel, i'.Hnc Pork
$50 boxes Brown Soap
Casks Timothy seed
81 boxes Cod FISH
50 d. No. * Chocolate
ID barrels salmon
2O,OuU lb, Soal Leather
So packages Shoes different qualities.
3 casks ;}ellona Gunpo"dcr
case GernG,n ChcE"s
WANTED,
1000 bushels clean Rye, for which Cash
will be given.
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