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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-02-10
One other unimproved Tract Of
Mountain Land.

lying four miles distant from the former, con-
tanning ff y.three and three -four tbs acres.
These are the same Lands that was advertised
to be sold on the 18th day Of October last, but
did not take place. Any person Wishing to
purchase would do well to attend on the above
day, as they viii positively be sold on that day.
Any person wishing TO view the properly
previous to the day Of sale, can see the same
on application to the subscriber. The terms,
(Which will be accommodating will be mAdss
known on the day Of sale.
ISRAEL ROBINSON. Exf.
Jan ~ Is
UThe Franklin Repository. Chambersburgg
Herald. Carlisle; and Peoples Friend, Lsncas-
ter. will insert the above dvertisemen until
the day Of sale, and transmit their accounts 70
this Office for payment.
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TUR 0AlRTTGo
MARTINsBURG. FEs. 10, 1926.
20 raE rpIron OF TIE mAarIxssuas ~eazErrE.

20 Tag EDITOR OF THE MAHTrssBuas GAZETTE.
Sr-Having understood that a report is now
in circulation in the counties Of Berkeley and
Jefferson, that | am a public defaul;er, l must
request you will publish the enclosed letters,
BY which it viii appear that SO far from my
being a deflulter, that on a settlement of my
accounts with the Treasury Department, the
United States were indebted TO ne $50 o.
That sum | received in the winter of 1919,
since whichIhave had no transactions with that
Department. Respectfully,
wM. ARMSTRONG.
February 9th, 1925.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-02-10

owe are authorized TO state 10 the Free.
holders of berkeley county, that Jops Pom
rrHriELp. Esq will be candidate for the next
general assembly.
owe are authorized to state 20 the Free
holder OF Berkeley county, that Mr. WflIIAA
Coon, will be a candidate for the next general
assembly.
owe are authorized to state to the Free.
holders OF Berkeley county that Capt. VIII
LIAM G. Bunss will be y candidate for the next
general assembly.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-02-10
To the pspl. Of Hardy, HImpssire,
Morgan, Berkeley g. jefferson eoUaises.

Morgan, Berkeley s. jefferson ~eoaaises.
IoFrsr myself to you fellow citizens. as a
caad date for a seat in Congress at the ensuing
election. Having no claim upon your favor. bun
such as may be founded upon an accord sncc
with a majority % you in opipioa upon the great
objects Of public policy. | deem Il necessary to
say a few words on those subjects.
A friend to insernai improvement. should u
elected. support any reasonable and prudent
scheme, which should have in view. the great
objects Of in,ernsl improvement. tending TO u
nite the distant parts Of our country. by the ties
OF mutual convenience, OF interest. and OF
commerce.
Towards the present candidate for the pre-.
sidcacy, | feel no such attachment to either, rs
would sway my Judgment in forming an opinion
of their measures nor such prejudice agsinst
either. as would ind ice me Ia with hold praise
and support where they were de.
With regard to eur safe politics, I am de-
cidedly 10 favor OF a convention, with either
limited or unlimited powers, and shall unde-
viatingly follow that course, which IN my opin
ion is best calculated To attain t',at object on
reasonable terms. | make but ose exception
TO any form Of q convention, aud that is, that
IL each county in the state Is to be equally re-
presented in the convention, I shall decidedly
oppose il. a. | should then entertain no hope,
OF obtaining that share Of political power and
influence, 10 which we are Justly entitled, and
OF which we are deprived by the present con.
stltuuon.
am, Feilow-Citizens.
Yours Respectfully;
EDWARD C0LSTON.
RinLr,o,I "a Or 1904
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-02-10
Notice.

e IN UCECCe
n HE undersigned take this method 10 make
known to all whom the same may concern, that
we have appointed PHLIr NADKssorsca, tour
father our agent to attend TO the collection
of such debts as are due to US either by note,
book account, or otherwise, he being herebs
empowered TO hqaidate the same-who is ais
empowered in our name to transact the bnslness
of the Grove Farm; to which place we intend
10 remove on or before the 1st day OF Apnl
next-by which time it would be desirable that
all those who are in snywise indebted 20 us
should make payment to the aforesaid Philip
Nadenbousch.
MARY A. NJ NADENB0rsCHs
EL0isA NADENB0USCsk
| Feb g
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-02-10
TREasvaY DEPARTMENT,

hF1NEH
COmptroRcr's Office, 9th Oct 1918 s
SIR-Your accounts as Collector OF Internal
Revenue, have been adjusted at the Treasury;
and a balance of $50 % stated to be due from
the United States to you, which balance arises
as follows:
Amount Of uncollected duties transfer
red To your successorin fhce, placed
to Your credit in this statement 593
Costs OF prosecution, formerly sus-
pended, now admitted to your Gre
dit, 144
Commission allowed in this statement 8 GO
-
TAO 90
Deduct-kmount of balance due from
you per. last Treasury statement 65S ga
$50 90
With due respect,
JOS. ANDERSON.
WIN. AnMsrnoSs, Esq. late Coil.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-02-10
Notice is heycbg g.iven,

eYyiIhT an ELECTION viii be held at the
Il. Court House of Berkeley couoty, on the
second Monday IN April next, for the purpose
of electing a fit person 10 represent the ID strict
composed Of the counties of Morgan, Berke-
ley. Jefferson. Hampshire and Hsrdy. in the
Congress Of the United Ssatcs; also. for the
election Of two fit persons TO represent the
county OF Berkeley in the next Legislature Of
Virginia. ERASMUS CAN'T,
Sheriff gf Berkeisy County
Feb 10 mr.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-02-10

ACADEMY.

TIME Annual Examination win take place on
Saturday the Goth Of this month. at 9
o'clock, 4. NJ. The next sessicn viii CON-
mence on the ist Of March next. which will be
Tuesday following.
Feb
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Richmond. Dec. 81, 1925.

owe are authorized 20 state that WiLLrAa
A%RnsrRoye, ESQ. ct Romney. is a Candidate
for congress, for he district composed OF the
counties of Hardy, Hampshire. Morgan, Berkc-
ley and J ~eiferson.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-02-10

To Correspondence Tie foeisais II asion 9
c. - raldxr con.ider Gliou.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-02-10
TnEAspaY DEPARTMENT,

ComptroHeots Office. 18Th Jan. 1921 )
SIR-Your accounts, as Collector of Internal
Revenue, have been finally adjusted and closed
on the Books Of the Treasury.
Respectfully, JOS. ANDERSON,
Coafaroler.
WA, ARMSTRONG, Esq. late Coll.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-02-10

George Kremer, il VIII appear. is the author
of the following communication which produ-
ctd the card ofthe Hon. Henry Clay, that APP
peared in the Gazette of last week. This as
sassIn IF reputation, it is said. has refused 10
fght but has procured a substitute. We have
subloined his card. The matter is now before
the House. a committee Of seven is appo.n-
ted to investigate the matter, cons sting of
Mess-s. p Z. Dsrbour, Webster. Mcuaue, Tsl-
Tor, Forsyth, Saunders and Rankin.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-02-10
@To THE EDITOR.

gro THE EDITOR.
"Wash;ngton, Ian. IS, 1875.
@Dear Sri take up my pen to in
form Won of one of the most disgraceful
transactions that eyer covered with in
fanny the Republican Ranks. Would
you believe hat men protesting Demo,
cracu, could be found base enough TO
lay the axe at the very root Of the tree
fLibeity? Yet strange as ii is, it is
not less true. To give you a full histo-
~ of this transaction would far exceed
the limits of a letter. shall, therefore,
at once proceed to give YOU a brief ac-
count of such a bargain as can only be
equalled by the Famous Burr ConsPira-
ry Of 1901. For some time past. the
friends of Clay have limited that they,
like the Swiss, would fight for those
who sveuld pay best. Osertures were
said to have been made by the friends
of Adams 10 the friends of Clay, offer
ing him the appointment of secretary OF
state. for his aid to elect Adams. And
the friends .ofCJay gave this information
to the friends of jackson, and limited
that if the friends OF j. would offer the
same price, they would close with them.
But none OF the friends OF jackson
would descend to such mean barter and
sale. 1t was not believed by any OF the
friends of jackson, thai this contract
would be ratified by the members from
the States, who voted for Mr.. Clay.
81 was of opinion when ! first heard
of this transaction, that men PROCESSING
any honorable principle could not, nor
would not, be transferred like the plan
ter does his negroes. or the farmer ms
team and horses. No alarm was excl
ted-we believed the Republic was safe.
The nation having delivered jackson
into the hands of Congress, backed by
a large majority of their votes, there
was on MY mind no doubt that Congress
would respond to the will of the NatIcn,
by electing the individual they had de-
clared to be their choice. Contrary TO
this expectation, it is now ascertained
to a certainty, that Henry clay has
transferred his interest to John Quincy
Adams. AS a consideration for this a
baadonnaent of duty TO his constituents,
il is SAID ard believed, should this unho-
ly coalition pre- vail, Clay is to be APP
pointed Secretary Of State. have no
fears on my mind-I am clearly OF OPP
nion we shall defeat every combination.
The force of pubic opinion must pre-
vail, or there is an end OF Liberty"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-02-10

A Torn under The Hnmmer.-We per-
ceiye says the Savannah Geotgian) in
theHamburg paper,b by an advertisement,
that Il. b. Belcher, sheriff of Edgefeld
district, will expose to sale at the suit OF
the Fire Insurance company Of Savan-
nah, and others, VS.. Henry Shultz-
IAN the interest, right, title or claim,
which the said Henry shultz has to the
the town Of Hamburg with all its i'm
provements and its appurtenances--con-
tanning SO acres more or less, lying on
the Savannah river, opposite the city OF
Augusta. Also, another tract of land,
known as Lees adjoining Hamburg. the
heirs Of Wilson and Others, containing
500 acres, more or less" together with
sundry negroes, three cannon, the steam
boat Commerce, and q quarter OF the
Hamburg;
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-02-10

An took place yesterday
at the Etna Power Company's Works,
near the city. The Stamping Mill was
entirely destroyed. 1t is considered the
work Of an incAndiary. as the Mill had
been closed and locked up the evening
before Chronicle.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-02-10

JOS. ANDERSON.
WIN. An~Msrnoss, Esq. late Coil.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-02-10

Counter Current -LoUisvILI.s, (KEN.)
JAN. 49, We we're amused a day r
two ago on witnessing a counter current
in emigration up the Ohio. 1t consisted
of that peculiar people the H%armonitcs.
This singular society, which has abjured
the rights and powerful incentives of
pirate property, aud rejected the fond
allurements Of the married state, is re-
moved to Pennsylvania from their pos
sessions on the Wabash.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-05

The drawing of EACH "f these LOTTERIES
will certainly take place ON the days nam
ed, and be finished an u Jeto minutes aud
the fortunate hoidcis may have The Cash!
immediately.
p o der5 from ali parts enclosing the
money 10 be invested for tickets, in any of
the lotteries the several STATES, and Of thu
District of Colombia, under their manage.
ment, will be regularly served.
o. Notes of the Bank of the United
Slartes aud, its branches, the notes Of all
Banks in good credit at their own home.
received as cash at par.
o. Prize tickets sgned by or for them,
in The lotteries OF Connecticut, New
York, New Jersey, Penns, wanna, D,ia-
ware. Mary land, Washington City, Nuel-
ria, North CaIuIiua, aud Louisana, Will be
received al this Office, aud the cash remit
ted, or.the amount Invested in Lotltues,
according 10 directions.
o. Vendors of Tickets throughout tie
country viii be very Literally dealt with.
~ All letters to he post paid, and al.
dressed 10 YATES u MINTXRE.
HaShiagtOn Cty.
August 80
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-05

VIRGINIA AT superior court OF
chancery holden ~ the town OF LynciI-
burg On the 4th day OF November, is24-
Richard Iyree, plaintiff,
against
James Sew s.i, William Sumpier, Samuel J.
Harrison, jatnes Benagb, ousun " Wallace,
administrators OF William Wallace, decd,
EDWARD y ut. aud White . Lipplhcott,
defendants.
The defendants White q Lippneolt, who
are oni II tbs country, aud against whom he
plaintiff appears 10 have Proceeded ~ ne
mode prescribed by Iaw against absent deien'
dants still falling To appear aud answer, on
the motion 81 Tie paihlifi. by counsel, the
court doth take his bill for confessed ms 10
those defendants, aud the cause coming on 10
be beafd on tie bill, answers oi lie defend
ants james SeWhaiI, William oumpter ana
Edward Watts, aud exhibits ind the deerethl
orders entered at rules ia tire month OF NO
vomber one thousand eight hundred aud
twenty-five. and tie month 81 September one
thousand eight hundred and twenty three,
which appear 10 have been duly sert ed upon
the other defendants, was argued by Counsel Z
on consideration whereof, the Ggurt doth adj
Judge, order aud decree, unless the deiendant
William 5umpter, or some one Tor INN, ShaiI
within six months from the date hereof, pay
unto the palniiH the sum OF five hundred aud
my ubtHIay WIN lNi'lfst 'lfliph i''ih 'hS
first day OF January one Thousand elght hun
bred aud twenty, until paid, being tue balance
due Tor the ihifd and last instalmeni tor the
lot OF ground in the proceedings mentioned,
together with the costs expended 10y The
plaintiff IN the prosecution OF this suit, that
the SAID defendant William Sumpter and his
heirs. mud all persons cIaiming under hum, be
from thencelorih barred and tofeClosed Of all
equity and right to redeem the lot oil ground
aforesaid, and in case default shall lie made IN
the pay uen of the said principal money, iu-
terest aud COSTS al the time aforesaid, that the
Marshal OF this court do proceed, upon the
premises, In sell the said lot al public auction,
to the highest bidder, for ready money, or so
much thereof as may he necessary TO raise
the principal money interest aud costs aiore-
-ald, aud the charges attending the sale, sell
ing III the first place the unimproVed part
thereof, having first advertised the time and
place pt sale tor four weeks III some neNspa-
per printed III the town Of Lynchburg, and
that he pay the proceeds thereof into one OF
the banks al this plaCe, TO tue credit OF this
suit, subject 10 the future ORDER oil this court,
and report his proceedings to the court III or
der 10 final decree and liberty is reserved
10 the snid absent defendants u hite and LIP
piuCor, 10 sheU cause against Tins decree, at
any Time within seven Years, upon Their ap-
pearing and answering the plaintiff bill.
Copy -4estc,
ID. NODES, ID. G.
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Nrick IaVerM for Sale.

hllE above Tavern with its appurtenan-
A ces, situated in the Village at Charlotte
{. House, will be offered for sale AT the place,
atpnblic auction, on the first Monday in Oc-
iober next, IL being court day. This proper
~ is situated in an agreeable and thrifty vii
lage, and in wealthy and agreeable neigh
borhood. The Tavern House is large aud
comm odious, with all the necessary out hons
es. Terms one, two, and three equal annnat
payments, from the date Of possession, which
will be given the 9TH day of December next
Bonds with approved personal security, or
security on tie property, will be required II
the Tavern is not sold on the day OF sale, il
will then be offered tor lease, for term OF
yeais.--For further information apply 10
Henry A. or William N. Watkins, two of the
propretors. TIE PR0PRlETORS.
august iS utdso
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ala .ACR ES.

There is n sufficient quantity of uncleared
Iand TO keep the balance in good repair ,
there is no pat of this land hat is CLEARED but
what produce. we'll at this tune il IS finely
natered IN all parts OF the plantation, aud is
tolcrahe well improved fora small family !;
II has ine apple and peach orchard, aud o.
Tier iru,ts II lies level and can he improved
III the first rate style. a further description
is dteined unnecessary, as il is presumed that
purchasers will FIRST rirw the premises. The
uuaIlly aud fine situation of this land far ex-
ceedlng any one in the upper country, war
rants the snhscriberin recommending il 10 the
attention OF the farmers and all those who
wish to vest funds in that kind of prenerty ,
to call aud examine, as bargain may be had
can Insure the title to be undouhted and
clear OF any ncnmbrance whatever II do
not sell privately before the ninth day of Sep
lemheF next, will on that day positively sell
az public auction, il fair, or the next fair dav,
on The premises--Ihe terms made known on
the DAY pl sale, which will be accommodating
and do invite all who wish 10 purchase 10
attend on that day. II will be shown by my
overseer, who lives ON the farm, or myself
who lives at the Tomahawk Mills in Camp
he!l county }. MARTIN.
N"ehst 4, wt9Sep.5O
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$50 REWARD.

DANANAf ifafl the subscriber, IN Per-
Ia son rouniy. \. =. ths day. two negro
men SAMand SCOTT. sam is very bright
sumlatio, lghl bair, bis eye-lids rery lnil', and
appear 80 be pulled ar So ciled much larger
than common he Is rather slow oil speech,
about twenty three years of age, about I've
ieet uine or ten inches high, stout built, aud
very active ia latter by trade, aud tah
make very gooh hat. Ills eyes ui.a sui
ent mark 10 know him by.
SCOrr Is u bright mu'auo, but not 50
white rs sam he j. about twenty yeata 81
age, stont & strong, ahani Eve feet nine or IN
inches high he has Two very Mated marks,
QUO OF his big iuet has beon cnt % Just nbove
he nail, believe there Is none al tie mil
eft. aud large sear Oh his back, accustomed
10y burn When sn.all. lie IL stout we'll
built fellow No doubt they will attempt 10
pass Tor free lnen, aud perhaps change Their
names.
The above reward will be given for the mp
prchcnsion OF both, and securing them IN my
sail in the United States SO that get them,
or twenty dollars for experimenting one OF
them, aud securing him IN jail so that | gel
him again. SIMEON COCHRAN.
Person county, n. {. April ~, Ira. tlI3
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q BY consent OF parties, the
Further rostpouement

Unexpected circumstances renders a turILey
qosiponemcnt of the above sale NECESSARY
untd Tuesday the 2od of September, 1928
when It viii most certainly lake place, il fair
OF the nelt fair day thereafter
5. GARLAND, Attorney,
RICHARD HARRISON.
Sept l. -
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.NavshaA's sale.


VIRGINIA Alta superior count of
chaneety hoiden at lnc town ct L,ncn
burg, the aih day OF November, lS24
tiarbted II. Mitchell, Surviving partner oil
bm 1. - II Mitchell, plaintiff
Against
Richard Harrison, George 9. Holloway aud
Samuel Garland. bctendani,
THIS cause came ON this day to be heard, on
the bill, answer OF the defendant Richard lnl.
risou, exhibits aud examinations ofwilnesses,
the decretal order entered at rules in The
mouth OF MAY, on. Thousand eight hundre d
aud twenty three, winch appears 10 havc been
duly served upon he defendant Samuel Cur
land, and-upon tie report of Commissioner
benagN, made IN pursuance of the order Of
the twenty ninth day ol October, in the lasl
year, 90 wh3cb there waB no exception, and
was argued by counsel on consideration
whereof the court doth adjudgc, order and
decree, unless the defendant Richard llnrli-
son shall within sin monthB from the date
hereof pay unto the plaihtll lie tnn OF Eve
thousand Que hundred and sixteen dollars fl
y acyeu ceuts with interest thereon from the
thiriie'h day oil March, Que thousand eight
haH nod aud twenty, till paid, toaether with
tse cosls expended by the paiuiiln the pro-
s.yIt'on of this suit that the said defendant
and his heirs aud all persons claiming under
him, be from thencetoHh buried aud tnreclo
sea IT AL equity and right To redeem the tract
OF land with lis aPpunenauce, mentioned IN
the deed, executed by the said defendant to
Samuel Garland and Upton B, Harrison bear-
ing date The thrteth day of March onr thou.
eand eight hundred < twenty, Il copy whore
OF Is exhibited with the plaintiffs bill and
IN case default shall be made in TIE payment
ct the said principal money, interest md
cost at tue time Aforesaid, that tho Marshal
OF tins court, do proceed upon the promises
To sen Tue SAID land with It's 'ppurenanee-, al
public auction for cash, after advertising the
time aud place of sale for two months in
some new spapcr printed in the town of Lynch
burg, aud al the front door Of the courthouse
oil the county OF Amherst, on some court day.
aud out of the proceeds OF the said sale, Tier
satisfying the tests aud chargrs hctooi, thai
he pay to the plaintiff the principal money .
interest HHd casts aforesaid aud the surplus af
the praceed, oithe sad safe, il any, pay To
the said Richard Harrison or bis order. and
report his proceeding 10 the count in order
TO a hual decree.
copy. Teste
n. ROBES, u. {.
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ID. ROBES, d. c.

IN Pursuance OF the above decree, the un-
dcrsigned Marshal of the said Court, " i'll
on Monday the 10Th Of Sept. next Of fair,
If not the next tair day thereafter. Sundays
excepted proceed to sell, ON the premises,
to the highest bidder, for cash, tue
LOT CT CIR GJMn,
In the above decree mentioned, being part Of
Lot No. Sc, IN the plan oithe town oil Lyucll-
burg, aid bounded as follows, To Wit be
ginning AT the junction OF 3rd street and Uu
alley. and running thence with the line OF ID
street n. ". ninety feet, thence ut right an
giles aud parallel with 7th alley, N. l. 66 feet,
thence ut right angles aud parallel with 81
street, 5. L. 90 feet to lib alley, and thence
with the said alley S. ". 66 feet 10 the begin
Mug. GEO. Il. NOODSON, M. /. L. c. {.
August l5. Wlw9
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WALTER II. MlDDLETON,

.qP0THECARY md DEI GGIST,
HAS just received from Philadelphia
l. i and New York, his spring supply, I'm.
Tracing every article in the DHtG, MLDl-
CINE and PAINT line. Ills stock IS uow
entirely new, his assortment better SELF cled,
aud more extensive than at any previous time,
and every article can be recommended as
being genuine. Practitioners Of meoieInt,
country merchants, and others who have been
in the habit OF supplying themselves !" hIs,
mond, will find it greatly 10 their dNania6e
to give him call.
Such of his friends and customers who live
at a distance, and cannot find il at all times
convenient 60 visit this market may rely NJ
on 5ettine their orders pat mp in Us NEE sty,e,
articles OF as good quality, aud as cheap ~
sending, as ii they were present.
LtN5EED on, BEESNAA, FEATHERS,
and cyety description OF produce taken 10
barter, for which the highest market price Will
he given.
April 81 ts35