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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-09-21

/ tihCLJFh4--3erkeie, County Court, 10 wit;
SEPTEMBER Term, 1896.
James Verdier and Mary his wife, late Mary
Suodgrass, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Stephen Snodgrass, Jane Reed, James Reed.
John Reed, Elizabeth Reed. Sarah White.
late Sarah Reed, Robert Reed, Maria Reed
and Priscilla Reed, chlldreno OF Wallace Reed
and Cstharne his wife, Robert Evans and l.
saac Evans children OF Ann Evans, decd
Maria Louisa Shepherd, Andrew Thompson
Shepherd, HELEN Mary Shepherd, james
NerdieF Shepherd, William Shepherd and
Ann Elizabeth Shepherd, children of Susan
Shepherd, decd Who daughter OF Sa-
rah Verdier, deed. Richard Chapman and
Mar his wife, late Maria Verder, daughter
OF Sarah Vefder, decd Robert Snodgrass,
William Snodgrass, Edward r. Forman and
Priscilla his wife, hate Priscilla Snodgrass the
said Stephen, Catherine, Ann, Sarah. Robert,
William and Priscilla being children of Ro.
bert snodgrass, sen decd. Defendants,
IN CHANCERY
THE defendants, Jane Reed, James Reed
and John Reed, not having entered their sp.
pesrance, and given security according to the
act OF assembly and the rules of tins court; and
it appearing to the satisfaction OF the court that
they are not inhabitants of this siate-H Is q,
dered, That the said defendants, lane Reed.
James Reed and John Reed, do appear here
on tho second Monday in November next, aud
answer the bill OF the plaintiffs, and that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted for two
months successfully IN the Martinsburg Gazette,
and be posted at the door of the Court. House
of thfs county.
A Copy--feste, ID HUNTER, csc
sept. IA 1S26--2m
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DuBLiC SALE.--WiiI be offered or sale,
4 on 1hursddy the 26lh day OF October next
At the place where now live, on Sleepy Creek,
Morgan County, Virginia, about seven miles
from Bath, and five from Hancock, my PL.4yN-
T.91TOJV, GRTST and S.qJT MILLS. There
ason thus farm, 230 acres of good farming land
nd as much timber on the place, if sawed up
sndtaken 10 market, as would pay for the whole
OF the property. On the land is two good
Dwelling Houses, good Kitchen and Barn; u
psed Garden; Still House, with overhead wa
terthat never fails. The farm is in tolerable
repair My reasons for selling this valuable pro-
perry are obvious: II is not because | do not
lkeit, but because have no family, and am
getting DID, and cannot attend to the Farm and
Mills ny self, and have no one to do it for me.
The situation ard surrounding country perfect.
ly hesithy. Terms: One half the purchase mo
ney to be paid in hand and the other in two
or three years. as may best suit the purchaser,
by giving sufficient security. Any person or
persons wishing To purchase the above proper
~, may be shown the same on application TO
the subscriber. Should it not be sold on the
above day, it viii be rented for term OF years
At the same time and place, | will offer for
sale, Cattle, Hogs. Farming Implements, a Wa.
gon, Corn in the field, Tobacco in House; also.
Household and Kitchen Furniture of every
description: Together with a number of Other
articles too tedious to mention Twelve months
credit will be given for the movable property.
upon the purchaser giving bond with approved
security. Sale to begin early in The day.
Aug II MARCUS ALDER.
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eCTIENTE.
l2,I20 Prizes,

l2I2J Prizes $40 995
in this scheme. composed Of 90 numbers, by
ternar, combination, with eight drawn ballots,
there will be So prizes with three OF the drawn
numbers on each, 1895 each with two OF the
drawn numbers on, and lO608 each With one OF
the drawn numbers on, and 2Zl00 tickets with
out either of the drawn numbers, being blanks
TO determine tue fate of the 34,2 tickets,
the % numbers (from l to 90, inclusiye) will be
placed in wheel on The day OF drawing, ana
eight of them will be drawn out-sBd that tick
Ell having on it The LIST, ID and Sd drawn nam
beers, as a combination, will be entitled 20 the
prize OF $4,000
That having on it the 9TH, 5th and 9Th, TO a. 900
That having on il the 5tlr, 9Th and 8th, to I,sll
Those eight tickets having on them tue
4th, 5lh and 9TH, oh, 5,h and Blu. IN,
9th and 7th, 5tb. 6 n and BIB, 4th, 7th and
8th, 9Th, OH and 7th, 5th, oh and oh,
5,h, 9Th and 9Th, each 1000
those twelve having on them the I'd,
Oh ami 9Th, ID, 9TH and 9th, Sd. 4th and
5h, 3d. 4h and 9th, Sd, oh and 7th, Sd,
4th and 9th, Sd, 5th and 9th, 3D., Ia and
6th, Sd 5.h and 9Th, Sd, 6.h AMI 9Th, 81,
7lh and 9Th, each 500
All Others with three Of the drawn num-
bers on them. being 80, each 100
Those 50 tickets having on them two
of the drawn numbers, and those two the
Sc and 4h, each 40
The l64 tickets having on them two of
the drawn numbers, and those two the
9Th and 5tb or the 5ih aud oh, each 90
All others being 1900 having any two
! of the drawn numbers on, each
And all other tickets, being l0608, hav-
ing any one of the drawn numbers on,
each 3
No ticket which shall have drawn a prize of
q superior denomination can be entitled to an
| inferior prize.
Prizes payable forty days after the drawing.
| and subject to the usual deduction ct fifteen per
cent.
Price Of 7sctets.--Hhole S3-Haif So
Quarter75.
A considerable portion of this Lottery is put
up into packages OF twenty tickets taken at ran
don, in such manner that contains each of the
| numbers in the Lottery, package must of ne.
cessity draw at least s prizes OF S3 Gentle.
| men who prefer paying only the difference be-
tween the value OF the, tickets, and what they
are thus warranted to draw, can have
A certificate for 20 Wholes for $500
do. for 20 Halves for 1880
do. or 20 Quarters for $50
which will entltle them to whatever may be
dfswn by the 20 tickets over the small prizes.
Tickets, shares Of tickets and certificates of
packages for sale in the greatest variety, at the
MANAGERS OFFICE,
Pennsylvania Avenue, opposite Browns Hotel.
81 All letters by mail, post free, or BY pr.
yaie hand, enclosing the cash or prize tickets In
former lotteries, as well attended to as il per.
sonaliy present. Address
YATES & MCINTYRE,
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EeUBLIC SALE.-NIIl be sold, by public
v vendue, at the subscribers residence,
near smoke Town, on Friddy the 22d Of Sep
TENDER merit, all hls personal property, consist.
ing Of Cows, Young Cattle and Hogs; some
Farming Implements, among when are good
Plantation Wagon, Wheat Fan, &c. House.
hold and kitchen Furniture of every descrp-
ion, Together with number Of other articles,
not necessary to mention Twelve months
credit will be given, the purchasers giving
bond with approved security. Sale TO COM
mence early in the day.
avg 81 iOSIAiI VANME IRE
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8 Prizes-ll,477 Blanks,


3 Prizes-1I AT Blanks, SIlo.5On
This is Lottery formed by the ternary com
blnatlon ct AZ numbers, producing i $50 tick
cts. To determine the prizes, The numbers.
from to ~ inclusive, will be severally Dlaced
in wheel on the DAY of the drawing. and nina
OF them be drawn out; and that ticket having
on It tor It's combination numbers the LIST. Cd
and Sd drawn from the wheel, will be entitled
to the Grand, the interesting prize of the Mon.
tlcello Estate-that ticket having on it the 4,h
5th and 9th. will be entitled 10 the prize OF the
Shadwell Miils-and that having on il the 7tb,
9Th and 9Th will be entitled to the prize Uftbe
Abemarie Estate.
The prizes viii be conveyed to the fortunate
holders OF tickets drawing them, subject only
to the conditions mentioned in the suboned
certificates of valuation.
1t IS contemplated Ihat The Lottery wilI be
drawn the latter end of October, and il is hoped.
that IN 'he mean tpe all the tickets will be
purchased Up, RicLoso,d, Va. Jiig 8. 1896
!! b, YATES, Agents for the
A. M'INTYRE, s Managers.
The agents of the managers, in Offering The
tickets ct the Jefferson LOTTERY to the public.
teel confidence, that they will be immediately
purchased up, and the only child of the late
Mr. Jefferson and her family, be relieved from
the painful consequences which must inevitably
| and speedily follow, if the debts are not dis.
charged. The agents having engaged 10 pre-.
pare the tickets, and TO contiuct the Jefferson
Lottery throughout, without compensation for
| services or expenses, ard being at the same
time extremely solicitous, thai the entire amount
| Of the Scheme should be speedily raised and
! paid over 10 the Managers, without the loss az
dimnutlon OF cent, they must run no other
hazAd, thsn such as they choose to do for tie
benetn OF the Jefferson Fund; and they there.
fore pray that applications for tickets be nrompt.
| ly made, and that all remittances be made IN
| funds Baata5Es at the place where the orders
for tickets are TO be executed. As for credits in
| this Lottery, they will give none, and il il pre.
! sumed that none will be desired. The funds
for these tickets shall be kept sacred, aad DIS
tnct IRON all other funds, and the Managers be
| ADVISED from time to time TO draw them As the,
accumulate 10 answer the obiects Of the GRAM
| The Vendors Of Tickets throughout the Vni.
on, 1t IS hoped, will lend their willing aid in the
| sale OF these tickets and BY that means. Afford
| a coHVehent opportunity to the thousand. in Aft
| parts OF the country who are anxious to tcs,iE
Their respect, their affection and grautude +,
the memory OF the illustrous dead.
| The prizes, twill be perceived. have bee,
! valued uodeF oath by gentlemen appointed h,
| tie Virginia Legislature. Al, thea. who We!
tufe Tor ptizes, vii nave the full vaue IF the,
money inthc chance or chances which they ma,
purchase. But higher motives than The me-!
value OF pr4es viii actuate all who have know,
Or Aeafd oil lie public and private worth oftl,,
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W L haNe On nsndsa quanuty OF - HISKEY,
w distilled BY Messrs. Cushwa and Osborn,
some years ago, together with a lot of PRIME
OLD ..4PPLE BR.a,NDK The superiority
Of this Whiskey IS too well known to necd re.
commentator. Persons particular N The
article, Will do well TO call: il will be sold low
oy the barrel or larger quantity,
JAMES n RIDDLE & SMITH.
Hartins6urg, May 4
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man Who wrote our Declarsfion Of lndeeu.
dence. Il cannot for moment be suppoI15,
that any will BE-. foond so hcarlless as to say, Ia
since Mr.. Ieifersonis de al, they feslihemss Srs
under no obligstions 10 bis descendants lad
that although they would have been wiilink M
relieve him, whilst living hey care not That
NAV become Of his offspring. No: II canAot;
A msgnanmous, grateful people, viii splra
such sentiment as unworthy of them.
The tickets in the jefferson Lottery had been
prepared in April last; but the offering oftiem
foF sale was postponed at the request Of The
Committee of the Citizens Of New-Ycrk, sp-
pointed with the view of raising funds sufficieas
TO purchase up he Lottery, burn the tickets on.
the day of our JubIlee, and s1ptrsede the
drawing of the Lottery altogether. I hat noble
and eart-cheerng plan failed IN part, and the
tickets must now therefore be sold, and the lot.
terry drawn. It is said, however, that the funds
raised, and expected TO be raised 10 the Uhited
States, Exclusive of those for tlckets.) wiz be
sufficient to purchase the Monticello Prize,
from the fortunate holder of the ticket dray.
ing it, and thus preserve that Estate for the
Descendants OF the Author of the Declaration
Of independence. We cannot but hope and be-
lieve, that an act SO necessary tor the hohor Of
the country will be accomplished.
Until the the 1st OF October, tickets in the
JSHcGSOn iOitCEy VIII Ue SOsi W lIe agents OF
the Managers at the Scheme Price (SlO,) at
their Offices at
Norfolk and r chmond Virginia.
Washington City, DISTINCT Of C0!lnsbis.
Baltimore, .Hars.and
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
New York, .Ne7e York.
Hartford, Connecticut.
Wilmington Delqzrare.
Raleigh, Nt7ah Carolina.
Charleston, Smith Carolina.
J. b. YATES, Agents for the
A. MINTYRE, Managers.
Certificates Of the bofue IF fie Prize Property Of
tie Jeferscn Lotte,y.
We, the Undersigned. having examined the
property described IN the within plot. in pursu-
ance of the Act of the ASS mbiy Of Virginia,
passed February, 1896, concerning Thomas JEFF
fersOn. upon our own view TO ascertain the laiF
equivalent for the within described property.
lying in the county of Albemarle, on the wa.
ters of the Rivanna River. known BY the name
of MON IiCELLO, Containing BY survey 4Og
acres, including the Monticello House and all
Improvements upon the same, do ascertain the
reve rsicn Possession 10 be given two years AT.
ter the death of the aforesaid Thomas Ieffefs
SOM TO be Sepenty-sn 1hcuSand DoHars.'
Given under our hands and seals. this 2lst
day of March, 1926.
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ENlNE DOLLARS REWARU.-Strsye ed from
e Dr. Daniel Magruder's farm, Frederick
county, Virginia, on Monday 3lst July last, a
chestnut SORREL HORSE, supposed to be nine
years old, about Is hands high, with small
star in lis forehead, one hind foot white, hut
which not recolected. shod all round, has dark
stripe down uis back, and PAGES little. Any
person who will secure SAID horse and give m
formation thereof TO Col, BFaAtun Davenport,
ChsIiestow", Va. Willrecelve the above reward.
sept. 7.--St. hUHA. JONES.
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THRUST SALE.-By virtue OF a Deed
n OF Trust executed to the subscriber

OF Trust eAeGuteu 10 Tue SubSCNbpr
On the 1Oth day OF May, 1925, by Jacob Naff
for the purpose Of securing to Abraham Mar
latt certain sum Of money therein mentioned,
which Deed is now of record in the clerks of
fee Of the county court of Berkeley, | will
proceed to sell. for cash, at the dwelling house
OF the said Gaff, on the road leading from the
Falling Waters to Wlamsport on FRIDAY III.
22d instant four head of Horses, ten head Of
horned Cattle, twenty Hogs. one Wagon, five
sets of Horse Gears. one barshear Plough,
three shovel do. one Harrow, four Beadseads,
four Feather Beds and BedlDg, one Bureau, a
Table, together with variety of Kitchen Fur
niure. Sale to commence early in Tho day.
sept. z. ABEL UUNHAM, Trustee
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Mr.. SAMUEL LIGHT. Take Notice, Nat
IVk on Saturday The l4th day Of October,
1926. at the Globe Tavern, in Martinsburg,
Berkeley county, Virginia, SHALL by virtue of
COMMISSION from the SuperiorCourt OF Chance.
ry, at Winchester. Virginia, take the deposi.
ton Of James Fornan which intend iierng
as evidence in cause depending in said Court.
wherein atm complainant, and YOU and others
defendants. HENRY BEDiNGER.
sept. Id, 1926.
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M GsSRs. ABR AHAM FOLK, JOsbtH
ISl KEEFER, JAMES l. RANSOM .7d'''r.
de boais non of John .. Henry, dec d and
SAMUEL CHENOWE1II, sen. Take Notice,
that on he l4,h and 2is, days ct oclober next,
at the Globe Tavern, now kept by William
Kroesen, in the town Of Martinsburg. county
Of Berkeley, ard Commonwealth OF Virg MA,
intend to tgke the dispositions OF Harrison
Waite. John 7. Cookus, Benjamin I. Towner
and others, which intend to offer in evidence
on the trial of a soil Row depending in the Su-
perior Court of Chancery holden m Wmches.
ter, in which suit as the surviving executor OF
Christopher Folk. decd am complainant, and
YOU are defendants. Yours &c
sept Il, 1926. GEORGE WOLFF.
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EIRGLNL,f-Berkeley County Court, TO Wit.
AgGUsT TEAM. 1926.
chriSnAh Henry PiasHaE
AGAINST
John Ray. Samuel Ray, ir. administrator of
Samuel Ray, ST. decd & John Shober, Dsf'ts.
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendant, John Ray. not having enter
ed his appearance, and given security according
to the act of assembly and the rules OF this
court; and 1t appearing TO the satisfaction of the
court that he IS not an lnhabitant of this state
IS Ordered, That the said defendant, John
Ray, d. appear here on the second Monday in
October next, and answer the bill of the plan.
TIL, and that copy OF this order be forthwith
inserted ior two months succe ssively in The
Msr'insburg Gazette, and be posled at the
door OF the Court House OF tins county.
Copy, este, ID. HUNTER. enc.
aug. IL, l626.-2m.
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TBUBLiC SALE.-WilI be sold, by

EbUBLIC SALE.-NiII be sold, by
81 Public Auction, at the subscribers resi-
dence, one mile from the Cross Roads, adjoin-
ing Capt Isaac FsnmeIre's, on .UoHday he 25h
Mst all his personal property, consisting of
Cows. Young Cattle, Hogs and Sheep; some
Farming Utensils; Household and Kitchen Far
niture OF every description; Corn on the stock,
together with number of other articles not
necessary TO mention. Nine months credit will
be given, the purchasers giving bond WITH APP
proved security. Sale to begin early in the day.
Sept z. JOSEPH CDVREHDVEN
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TbUBLIC SALE-Wli be sold, b,

EBU BLiC SALE VIII be sold, by
FL public vendue, at the farm Of the subscl
Der, near the head Of Tuscarora Greek, On
FriGay the 20h dug IF October ner., all his per
sonpl property, consisting Of 10 SEES, Cows.
Hors and Sheep. Farming Utensils Of every
desc iption, good Road Wagon, Plantation do,
Houseaoid and Kitchen Furniture OF all kinds,
such as Feather Beds, Bedding. &c. Tables,
Chairs, Bureau. &c Cider by the barrel to.
gether with number of other articles not ne.
cessary to particuaise Six months credit will
be gwen for sII sums over FIVE dollars, the pur.
chasers giving bonds with approved security
S.leto begin early in the day.
sept Ia JACOB HOFFMAN.
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STOCK or GOODS FOR
" GAIr--The SToGR or GOODS be

longing to tn. estate OF Samuel h. Wilson, IS
now oiiete1 for sale, on accommodating terms.
They are we'll assorted, in excellent order, and
having been laid ~ on very advantageous terms,
are worthy VI the particular attention 81 Iner-
chants -especislly OF such as might wish 20 oo-
c,ipy the stand, which Is one Of the best N the
county, .Gerrsrd's TOWN. and would be rem
tel, it desired, to the purchaser OF the stock.
The terms Of sale may be learned on appiica-
ton to the subscriber.
JOHN G. WILSON, Admir-. Of
sept 7-~'f. Sgnuei n. UASoH.
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vx7AsHIvGToN CRY CANAL LoTTE.
w ny, (Class /, for 1926. To be drawn
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VI 1hE undersigned have now on hand
n a QUAErITY OF
Strong Homemade & Imported Linens
Flax and Flax Thread, Domestic pl4ds,
Spun Cotton, Shirtings & Sheeting.
Fresh Sugars, Coffee oad Teas,
Cut and Wrought NAILS assorted sizes.
Also, fresh supply Of IRON.iVD STEEL
BAKER TAP5COTr & CO.
Sbepheu1stown, juno 8.
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The American Far The beauty,
accomplishments, and worth of he ID .
dies of our country, have often extort
ed the ad nlration of Travellers; aud
among olner tributes paid them is the
following, from Mr. Posetica, former
" Russian Monster to our government,
in his new work of the u States.
Women in the u. States enjoy d
reputation for morality, which the most
violent deiamers of that country nave
never dared to assault They assIdu
ously fulfil the duties Of wives and
mothers. Their department IS modest,
decent, and very reserved.
The following remark is frequently
made by foreigners:
The beauty OF the women of the
United States, is generally acknowl-
edged. But it is of SO transient char.
acter. that sentiment Of compassion
Immediately mngles itself with the
pleasure you experience III behoIdlng
the young and numerous American
beau.ies. who assemble together 10
their evening amusements. Xouinvol-
unfairly compare them to delicate flow
ers that wither before the slightest
breath OF northern wind The Ec
qlcnt changes in the temperature Of
the air which distinguishes the climate
of the United States, exert a fatal IN
1uencc on the health of the inhabitants
and the beauty of the women.
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TikGLsL.4-Berke!ey County Court, 10 Wit:
AUGUST TERM, 1926.
Peter W. Kerney, Jeptha Morgan, William
Brown and Carrot Wynkoop, PEtgs,
AGAINST
John e. yanmetre and John Vanmstre. Def'ts.
IN CHANCERY
THE defendant, John E. Vanmetre, not hay.
ing entered his appearance, and given security
according to the act of assembly and the rules
OF this court, and 1t appearing to the sstistac-
ton CT the court that he IS not an inhabitant OF
this state--H Is Ordered. That the said defen.
dsnt, John l.. Vanmetre, do appear here on the
second Monday IN October next, and answer the
bill of The plaintiffs, and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted for two months sue.
cess''esy IN the Martinsburg Gazette, and Be
posted at the door of The Courthouse of this
county. A Copy-Teste.
aug. II, 1926. ID, HUNTER, c.Bc.
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n oriCE.-AH persons ihde d to The IS
~ tate of SAHugL X. WrtsGN, are reques.
ted 10 come forward w,thour delay, ard settle
and discharge the amount respectively due by
them. and al persons having cidms against sad
estate, will present them TO the subscriber tor
settlement. JOHN G. WILSON, .ieLn'r.
sent If Of Samuel X. Hiison.
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VIRCLNL3-Berkeiey County Court, to wit:
SzPIEABEB Term, 1896.
D'niel Burkhart, Plalnt.g,
AGAINST
Lewis Pearse and CatIAFlne hi. wife, late Ca
tbsrine Nanmetre, JohR Vsnnle,re and Ezra
Vanmetre. defendants,
I'm CHANCERY
THE defendant. Lewis Pearse, not hav.
ing entered has appearance, and given security
according to the act OF assembly aud the rules
ct this court, and it appearing to the sstisfac
ton of the Court that he is not an inhaGitant of
this stste---H is Ordered That the sald defen-
daDt, Lewis Pearse, do appear here on the Sc.
cond Monday in November rex, and answer the
b'li OF The plaintiff, and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted tor two months sue.
cessively IN the martlnsburg Gazette, and be
posted at the door OF the COURTHOUSE OF this
county. A Copy-Teste,
sept. IA. 1896. d. HUNTER, c.s.c.
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GsAsH P0R WHEAT-The highest price
Il win De paid for good Wheat, if delivered
i my mills. July II JAMES FORMAN