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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-05
Stop the Money !

ON the evening of Monday the c2d
" instant, the store-house of the
Subscriber was entered, his desk opened,
and about the sum of One Hundred and
Forty Dollars feloniously taken there.
from--Amongst a number of Bank bills,
was Post Note issued from the George.
town Bank, date and number not recol.
lected but as a distinction, there are
several indorsers on the back, and one
from Robert Bayley to Jacob Rcchard
which believe TO be on the Inside, and
about the middle of the note; one other
of the like notes I have received from
the same. bearing date the 28th April,
1904, which | have passed. ANY per-
son or persons stopping or securing the
said Post Note, the date and number OF
which not recollected, shall receive the
sum of Ten Dollars and for appreheud-
ing the thief, so that he be brought to
conviction, the sum of Twenty Dollars
in addition.
JACOB RICHARD.
Berkeley Springs, Va.
February 20, 1918.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-05
For Immediate Sale,

\ LII my Property 10 and about Mar
l. \ tins6wgh--f2gether, if practicable,
and IT tor cash, b4rgain--but solvent
paper will be taken tor the Whole, at a
fair value. Yet until sold, / will rent
but not as generally heretofore---for fair
p,omises--partiaf paymsnts--when at
all--or, leg bail. 1t retaken, arrearsges
must be paid up, or secured TO my salts.
taction---fait.asss ensage fnrnts, the sane,
s'sd payments made monthly, qosrterly
and hall yearly, as may be required and
agreed upon. All am agent for, sub.
lect to Ike terms, and the best and high
fst oEers-Further, as the Tax Bill for
the town is understood TO have become
a law, however disagreeable other wise,
rise 10 the rents to meet the charges it
will impose, is indispensable.
Once for all: Those indebted to me
are earnestly pressed to pay off--or at
least close their accounts-if the fourM
or third OF a century Gas with many
Will not suffice for Indulgence now--what
VIII be adequate for payment hereafter /?
heheet on Mis--and that-an unfair.
nish'd name may prove better legacy
TO Heirs, than even few sorry DoHars-
pocketed to be sure, within the pale of
the LarV--bAt contrary to every principle
OF Hosonr and of Grace with held from a
too coniiding and spARrrc friend.
WILLIAM SOMMERVILLE.
February IS, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-05

licans of Jefferson county are invited to
meet on Saturday the 9th day of March
next; those ia the Notthern District of
said county, to meet at Tames's Tavern
10 Shepherds ,town, at three O'Clock on
said day and those in the Southern
District, at Fu!fop's Tavern in Charles
town, on the same day, and same time
IF day--tor the purpose of nominating
lwo proper persons as Candidates to re.
present This county in the next General
ASSEMBLY.
Feb. 20, 1918.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-05
MartinsJurgh, Virginia,
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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-05
Mr.. Thomas Anderson,
TAKE NO7TC
NOTICE.,

THAT on the 29th day of March.
L 1918, at the house in which Mrs.
Rath Mackey now lives, 10 the town oil
Martinsbursh, county of berkeley, Room
monwealth of Virginia, l intend TO take
the deposition of John K. Wilson, which
intend to offer IN evidence on the ial
OF suit in chancery now depending in
the county court of Berkeley, in which
am complainant, and you and others
are defendants said deposition to be
taken by virtue of comini ssion issued
IN said suit for that purpose.
Yours, &c.
VIM. b. KING.
February s6, 1915.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-05
NOTICE..

q LII those indebted to the late firm of
L 4 Daniel Zina, 81 Ca. and 10 the pre-.
sent firm of linn, Nadenb7uxch, 81 Ga.
are requested to make immediate pay
ment, as dissolution Of partnership win
take place IN April, and We are desirous
OF closing our business as speedily as pos
sble. Those who fail to comply with
this -no'ice, need not expect any further
indulgence.
ZINN, NADENBOUSCH, & Co.
Martinsburgh, Feb. 10, 1918.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-05
NOTICE.

IHE subscriber requests all those
VINO are indebted to him TO make mme.
date payment. as il will be out of his
power to give longer indulgence than the
srst day of march
JAMES FAULKN Err.
Feb. IL, 1918.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-05
Public Sale.

4 uOAIC odIC.
The subscriber zOiA dispose Of at public
sale, on Wednesday the 1oth day Of
March next, at ms present dUeliing
on Iuscar0ra Crrek,
All his Household Furni-
ture, Farming Utensils and Stock, con-
slsting OF Horses, Cows, Sheep and
Hogs, Road Wagon and Plantation
Wagon, Ploughs and Harrows, Horse
Gears, Beds and Bedding, Tables and
Chairs, one % hour Clock, two Bureaus,
corner Cupboard, quantity of Bacon
and Lard, Upwards of 100 bushels of
rye, and quantity of Potatoes, besides
number of other articles too tedious to
mention. The sale will begin early in
the day, when the terms will be made
known by John ROINER.
Berkeley county, Feb. IL, 1918. {
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-05
Public Sale.

~" BE- effred jar sale, at public auction,
on F'day The 1914 day Of March
Herf, at the Subscribers yesfd ence in
MsrtinsbargA.
"A variety of Household
and Kitchen Furniture, a number of
tight Barrels, Horses and Mich Cows,
and sundry other articles. Cash to be
paid tor all purchases under three dollars,
and for all above that sum, six months
credit will be given, on bond and ap.
proved security. The sale will begin
a5oul ten o'clock.
THOMAS TABB.
February 2e, 1919.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-05
office.

Il Z subscriber Intends to remove
a from berkeley county in short
ume nc therefore requests all persons
VINO nave accounts with him, to call
ana close them by the middle of March
neAt-- Those who fail to comply with
'nls reasonable request, will not meet
with further indulgence.
THOMAS TABB.
February IS. 1913.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-29
PETERSBURG. July 27.
COMMUNICATIONS.

While the enemy were in James River,
the S3id and 39th Regiments were called to
the defence of this place. Col. Scott, Com
mand't Of the SD distant fir m 20 O. IS miles,
. received his orders on the night OF the 3Oth
5mie and, in IS hours afterwards, his whole
Regiment was in this place, equipped and
prepared for service.
Captain c. j. Claiborne, of the Light In
fantrv, belonging To the Upper Battalion.
SO n Regiment, distant from ten 20 twenty
miles, had his roe company with us in iif
teen hours after receivinghs orders: The
whole Battalion ara, edo horlly afterwards
When it is recoilec>edtla this militia are
generally farmers, tliaersed over the whole
county, andth the eau, took place at the
most busy time of Gle harvest, too much
praise cannot he sitkn to them, for the zeal
aIacrity, and proulptitudc, with which they
repaired to the place OF Rendezvous.
The Petersburg Militia. bciag ON the spot,
were finder aralS on Centref I'M, by six o.
clock i'll the m0tDing-in. an hour or two af-
ter receiving notice.
1t is due TO the eiiisers and privates of the
SD and 39th Respnents, that these facts
- should be published inNsome shape orotheI
They are handed 70 the Editor of the IN
telligencer asthints, toSbe used as may be a
greeable.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-29
OFFICIAL NEWS FROM THE GRAND
ARMY

Her NJ. the Empress, Queen and Regent
has received the following accounts of the
events which have happened at the army on
the 19sh, goth, list aud 22d,. and of the po-
sitions of the army on tie. 2Sd
On the 10Th, theposition CT TIC French ar
my was as foliowsH 10
Upon the right Was The Dixie of Reggie
(Victor) resting upoAAthe snountains OH the
left bank of the Spree, and separated from
the enemy's left by the valley. The Duke
of Tarentum, (Macdonald) was in front of
Bautzen on the road from Dresden. The
Duke OF Raguasa (Marmont) was on the left
of Bautzen, opposite to the village Of Niamen
schultz. General Bertrand was upon the
left of the Duke of Raguasa, supported by
windmill and wood, threatening to de6oHche
| from Jaseli;z upon the right of the enemy,
| The Prince OF Moskwa (Ney) Gen. Lau.
riston, and General Regnier, were at Ho-
tyerswerda, upon the Berlin road, out of the
line and behind our left
| The enemy being Informed that a consider
able corps had arrived by the way of Ho-
lyerswerder, doubted whether the Emperor's
attention was not to turn the p sition Cf the
right, to change the Seld of battle, and to
cause to fall all those enttenchment, raised
with so much labour, and the object of so
many hopes. Being only aware OF General
Lauriston's arrival, the enemy did not sup~
pose that this column ess;sisted of more than
Is or 10000 meu.-He therefore. detached
against it, at four in the\Hnorning General
Yorck with ~ Geo PrussAns, aud General
Barclay de folly with 10 600 Russians the
! Russians posted themselves at the village of
Xix, and the Prussians at Weissig.
! In the mean time Count Bertrand had
sent Gen. Perry with the Italian division to
konigswartha, in o:der to maintain OUT com
munications with the detached corps Ar
|, rving at midnight, general Perry made bad
arrangements (; he did not cause the neigh,
; boring forest to be secured. He posted his
men badly; and at four O'clock, lie was as
sailed by a hourra, which threw several
/, battalions into confusion. He lost 800 men,
, among whom was the general of brigade
: Balath;er, wounded two pieces of Cannon
and three caissons but the division having
taken arms, rested upon the wood, and ia :
I ced the enemy.
The Count Of Valmy (Kellern any having
; arrived with cavalry, put himself at the
head Of the Italian division, and retook the
village Of konigswartha. At tho same mo-
ment the corps Of Count LaurIston. which
marched ahead Of that of the Prince OF
Moskwa, in order to turn the enenly's posi-
ton, departing from hoyerswerds, arrived
hear Weissig. The action began, and the
corps of Yorck would have been DESTROYED
{ had it not been for defle which was to be
! lpassed, and by which means eur troops on
G ~ arrived successfully. After three hour
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-29
FOREIGN.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

NEW YORK. july "a.
Yesterday arrived 1t ibis port the schnon-
ner Banyar. Forbes, in SO Gays from Bor,
GeaX. Papers to the19th uit inclusive con
raining the official account-of second great
battle, in which Victory Twas on the side of
the French, and sevverH important articles,
of which the following is brief outline,
have been received.
The City of Hamburg was taken By storm
on the Both of May, by the French troops
under Gen. Vandamme. The Dukes of Cam
bridge and Brunswick had arrived there time
enough Gas the French Journalist says) to
same themselves
The Prince Royal Of Denmark had de-
parted from Copenhagen for Norway, to put
himself at the head CO the army destined to
defend the country in case of an attack.
An armistice was signed on the 4th of June
between the belligerent powers. Commits
sioncrs, OH the part of France. the Duke of
Vicenza; on the part of Russia, Count de
ochonvasotfi and OH the part of Prussia,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT de Kleist. These CONS
missioners having exchanged their full pow
ers at Geberstlurf on the LIST June, and sign
ed Il suspension Of arms for SO hours met at
the village of flcuvitz. made :eutral for the
purpose, between tic advanced 20 of the
respective armies, for continuing the nego
| ciatiois, an armistiCe suspending hostiIities
between all the bciligerents and agreed, a
moiigst other articles that hostilties should
cease at all points from the notification of the
armistice and it should continue till the goth
July, inclusive, and of its expiration six days
| notice should be given.
The latest dates FROM the French Head
quarters, contained in the French papers is
! the 9TH of June.
Capt. Forbes was chased on Sunday last
! by ships of the line, frigate ana a schr
and threw overheard his letter bng, which
contained dispatches for the French minister
and from our charge DIES affairs i'll Paris, fo
government.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-29

ei,h how ever, Mr.. NJ succeeded IN finding her out
and hating taken is position within 100 yards dis
lance. in direction With her larboard bow, he
dropped the fat machine into the water Just as the
centinel was crying airs 1geH. It WAS swept along
with the tide, aud woau have completely effected
its eirand bot for cause not proper to be named
here. but which may be easily guarded against in
future experiments, it exploded a fcw seconds too
soon. The scene was awfully sublime IL was like
the conclusion of an earthquake attended with a
sound louder and more terrific than the heaviest
peal of thunder. A pyramid Of water SO feet in CIR
eumferencc was thrown up to the height Of so or
10 eet its appearance n vivid red tinged ut the
sides with beautiful purple. On ascending to its
greatest height, il burst at the top with tremen-
dous explosion and fell in torrents the deck of the
ship which rolled into the yawnins chasm below and
had nearly upset: Impcr,ious darkness again pre-.
vailed. Tie Light occasioned by The explosion tho
Hec,ug, enabled Mr.. NJ. and his comp ions TO
discover that the forechsnnel Of the ship was blown
Oft and a boat which lay along side with several
men IN her WAS thrown up in the dreadful convul-
sion of the waters. Terrible indeed must have been
tue panic of the ships crew, from the noise and
confusion which appeared to our adycaturers to
rrevai! ON board and they arc certain that nearly
the whole of the ships crew hastily betook them
selves tn tho boats.
Thoug! he did not succeed on this occasion in
destroying one of the enomy's ships, Mr.. Mix is
rather encouraged than disheaitcncd He is icsol-
we'd to make another attempt soon as time and
circumstances will admit, aud he appears confident
from the, experience which practice has given him,
that he viii be able to make future trials with cer-
tainty OF success.
Since the Torpedo Explosion Oh Saturday night
the i'iantasenet has been guarded by ~ and two
ilfsates, which, with two TIL tenders, COM
prize all the shipping AZ present in Lynnhaven.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-29

rcr of Austria has made the proposal in con-
cert with tie emperor of the +, ench. II
was pr obabiy agreed between them, that
Immediately after the first blow unfavora-
bic to Russia. an eifor, should be n ade for
ageneral peace and il that failed, that
then Austria should unite vigorously with
France. We offer this rs conjecture; ard
1t is likely that Napoleon has tarried at
Dresden. ia Saxnnv, TO ascertain tn. success
Of the effort. This conjecture is not at all
incompatible with the statement Of his ha-
> wing gained a victory at Bautzen, as he may
have gained that through bis generals. As
60 the confederation OF the Rhine, what has
that to do with the preliminaries ofnegocia~
ton! Because that league is not adverted
to by name, it is iTtcrred that he has aban-
doned it We are TON kbythe news that all
Napo!eon's allies are ton k,enl the Congress
and "hat are the msA3ks the Rhinish
.confcderacy but his a. Sc ,ey are. in
vdeed, more closely unite to him than CONS
kinon allies, by the leag4e but they still
yllave an indehenGency apart from tllai league.
Although we incline to the belieI Of the Sin
cerity OF France in her assent to congress,
inasmuch as il is consistent with her inter-
ests, we think II improbable that Great Bril-
tain will readily come into the meaSurS1A.
What she may be finally dragged Into it is.
''"l'osSicie :" say out IL Is not IN the ieSSt
difficult To ascertain, from past experience,
that she will not willingly promote gene
raj peace unless she Can disco, CT in it d GER
tanty OF commercial moaohcIy.
General Wilkinson is expected at Wash
ington about the last Of this month. 1t is
with pleasure we observe thar government
has maze General Brown, the Hickory Qua
kSr, who threshcd the British SO well at Sac
keu's Earbur Brigadier in the regular
service.
" Our readers will please TO note the
following typographical errors which occur
red III printing the extract from the NJ 5.
History ct Virginia in our last, vz.-For
''Eraclamation"-rea LroelQmQiion-fo
. FERNS OF martial law, was" &c. read TER
RoRs of marital Aatv WERE, G'c.-for WAS
. .fiiciemt," sc. read WERE sufficient, &C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-29
Books

inst receiUsd and kr.sGic at Samuel Plea.
Safts' 3ook Store.
Cfark's Travelskin Greece, Egypt, and
the Holy Land,
The Bridal of Triermain, or the Vale of
St John, a Lovers Tale, in three Cantos.
Sarah, or the Exemplary Wife by So-
sauna ROwson,
Edge orth's Popular Tales,
Chitty's Law of Nations, &c. &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-29
Attention /!

VyHE absentees, in my Company (except
Il those on fy<lough) arehereby required
to repair, withAl Convenient despatch, to
HAMPTON. aa join the troop Otherwise,
shall be c9<hrelled. though with much re-
luctance, to advertise them as deserters.
unless satisfactory proof be given of sufIici-
ent cause for their abseuce.
JOHN MILLER. Capt. of
Cavalry in LIST Reg't. and LIST Division
Virginia Militia.
Williamsburg, July 90.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-29
TEN DOLLARS REWARD

FOR experimenting aud delivering to me
in Richmond City, a Negro Lad, named
OTTOWAY.-He Ran away on Tuesday
morning last-itfis Probable lie is lurking
about in Adamss Valley, or near Nayo's
Bridge. as he rs acquaintances at both pla-
ces. Should - have left the City, il is
probable he vi make for the upper end of
New Kent equity. in the neigbbourhood of
Capt. Garnett, from whom hired him for
the pr>sente Year Ottoway is about years
of age, somewhat of a down look, sneaks
soft and eblgingly /; between black & light
eo.ored negro, about feet 5 or inches hieb.
and straight made.
A. TURNER.
(tD
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-29

Lon SALE,--a London-msde PIANO-FoRTE
l. with additional Rys--It is a sweet.soned
instrument, and was lpsen by the Lady who
owned it at the Mani FACTORY from a consider
ole numbcr--It has been but little used,
Apply to The printer. July %.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-29

or AdvertisemsA ~ &c. ufesoid.bIy omit.
ted tbs DAY for the Of room, shall be par.
ticulsrly attended 49, neIt
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-29

Since the Torpedo Explosion OH Saturday nigh,
the iantasenet has been Guarded by ~ and two
irsates, which, with two or TIL &c tenders, com.
prize all the shipping at present in I-ynnhaven.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-12-15
ROBERT GRAY.

BOOKSELLER e ST'ATIO NRR,
OPPOSITE THE WASHINGTON TAVERN, IN
KING STREET, ALEXANDRIA
Has Just received, for sale, the .foliowine
PLAYS & FARCES
4 NY-1 HING NEW Darkness Visi.
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Apprentice; Marmion; Turnout; Ora
Dream Liege Sons OF Erin; Timour the
Tartar; How to Die Tor Love Right ana
Wrong; Bridal Ring; House of Morville
sultan; Yankey Chronology Provoked
Husband; Wonder; Sleep Walker; His
Life below Stairs; Wives as they wert
md Maids as ttley are; Renegade Hun
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Cure Tor the Hearl-Ach Highland Reel
One O'Clock ; Commissary; knights; Lam,
Lover {; Taste; Author; Lyar English
IAN IN Paris; EDgllshman Returned -
Deacon.
Afso--The Rules and Articles of War ;
The United States Kaiendar and Army and
Navy Register, for 1915; Life of Cooke.
lhc Player, by William Dunlap.
N ,ycmber 8
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.

Ia AN AWAY from til subscriber, liy-
3 a ing in Centrevlle, Fairfax county,
Va on the 9th March last, a Mulatto Man
named WILLIAM RUTLEDGE, about
five feet FIVE or six inches high, tolerabIy
well made, IS or 36 years Of age, wears
generally handkerchief about his head
and ears for the ear-acbe. Had on wher
he went away roundabout and pantaloons
of grey coating. Has free wife who for.
merly resided in Georgetown or tn ecityof
Washington, and himself being formerly
hired there and at the Great Falls it is pre.
sumable he has made for one ofthose pIac-
es or some Of the fisheries. He is tolc
rable waterman and may possibly be about
the wharves is a carpenter by trade and
will hire himself in that capacity if he can
meet with any person disposed to employ
him--It is more than probable he will vi
sit the Maynard for employment-is We
ry much addicted to drink.
Whoveverwill apprehend said Negro Sc
bring him to the subscriber living in Cen
treville, or lodge him IN the Alexandria or
Fairfax jails shall DC entitled TO the above
reward.
t. GEORGE ADAMS.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-12-15
December s.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Y%HE subscriber being High Sheriff of
4 the county OF Fairfax and findine
himself necessarily called from the said
county for few months has left mower
OF attorney with VIM. Moss, Esq OF said
county, authorising him in the absence of
the subscriber to receive and accept of any
notice which may be found necessary TO be
given me as Sheriff, and TO give notices
and move against my deputies and their
securities, aad generally to act for me in
my absence--this 10th OF December, 1918.
GEORGE SUMMERS.
laWSt
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FOR ,SAI.E.

A TRACT OF LAND living in the
county OF Fairfax, 9 miles from Alcxan.
aria' and adjoining the estate of Gen. III
Mason containing IA acres; the soil is
good and very susceptible of improvement,
by the clover and plaster system. The
proximity OF this property to market and
the facility with which its produce may be
carried (Flunting creek, by which it is
bounded, being navigablc almost to the
door) would render it extremely valuable
to person disposed to pay sufficient atten-
ton TO its cultivation. Apply to IAMES
II. HooE, Esq. or to
FRANCIS ADAMS ~.
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L. w. Peyton
q FFER.S ron .SAJ n

IL X ~ ~ II ~ II Ii Il
$4,000 lbs. Coffee in hhds. and bags,
5000 lbs. loas and lump Sugar,
80 hhds. Muscrvado do.
SO bbls. ID quality do.
20 hhds. very fine Molasses,
so chests and Imperial, Hy son and
boxes ~. Hyson TEA,
$50 boxes Soap and Candles,
so do. No. and 2 Chocolate,
so bbls: Whisky,
30 eases fine old Claret,
90 boxes Window Glass,
so do. Spanish Segars,
80 reams writing and wrapping Paper,
Madeira, I
Lisbon,
Teneriffe, SWines of the best quality.
Port and
Malaga,
Jamaica and Antigua Spirits,
Cognac Brandy old and fine,
Goshen Cheese in casks,
Manufactured Tobacco,
Pepper, Pimento, Gunpowder, Shot,
Nutmegs, Cloves, Pearl Ash, Mustard,
Ginger, Cassia, Leadinglines, Bed
Alum, Copperas, Cords,
Indigo, Birthstone, 1 Almonds, Raisips,
Figblue, Starch, Shad, Herrinps, &c.
Saltpetre, Salts,
HLSo,
5000 bushels coarse SALT
November IL.