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Mr.. Norris Of New Hampshire advocated the
bill in shor, speech
Mr.. DAVIS OF Mississippi took the floor. and
spoke but few minutes, chiefly in reply 10 The
remarks o. Mr.. Woodruff Of yesterday. respec,.
ing the printing Of Mr.. Walkers report in Lon
don; when The hour Of Two O'Clock, appointed for
the closing OF the debate arrived and he took hi,
seat.
The Committee then proceeded 10 act on the
MIR. Mckay moved TO strike gu, the duty Of
20 per cent on brandy and distilled spirits and
insert lOo per cent, which was agreed 10.
Mr. Mckay then moved 10 strike out The fol-
loving articles from schedule B., and 10 insert,
them IN new schedule OF 40 rer cent, which
was agreed 10, viz: Alabaster, almonds. apcho-
vies, casSia, cloves, composition, table tops, COM
his, preserved fruits, ctc., currents dates, FIGS.
preserved ginger grapes, mace, nutmegs, pmen-
TO- prepared flsh and poultry, prunes, raisns. Sc
gars wines.
The following articles were, on his motion
added 10 schedule q, 80 per cent.-Ale beer DOR.
Ter, China, earhen and sioneware, fire crackers.
mats. braids willow splits &c, for making hats
and bonnets; hats, bonnels Of straw or satin straw
ETC., sewing silks in gum or otherwise, silk twist.
or nlohair, materials for painters colors, fire.
works.
motion was made 10 strike out "saltn from
schedule ID. which imposes duty OF % per cent.
II was carried, yeas ~, nays %.
The following articles were also stricken OUT
OF The same schedule, viz: olive oil. nuts, mating,
hair-cloth, straw bats and bonnes, tobacco, un-
manufacturers hams, hemp, unmanuiacurei
grass CLOTH ginger-rool
A great number OF amendments proposed 10
other sections OF the bill, were rejected. Seye-
raj motions 10 add "salt" 10 other sections Of the
bill, were made and rejected.
The bill will be reported from the committee
Tonight, when The various amendments will be
ordered to be printed. Tomorrow they will be
voted upon BY yeas and nays in the House. The
passage OF the bill is considered very doubtful.
Correspondence 0! the Baltimore Sun
WASHINGTON, : o'clock, p NJ.
Since the departure OF The cars, The vote has
been taken in the House on the clause relative
10 salt, tea and coffee, which are made tree ayt,-
dis, by vote OF l04 10 90. The fishing boun-
ties repealed BY l07 10 SO. The committee rose
al halt past o'clock and adjourned
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SALE or LAND

DY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Superior Court OF
ID Law and Chancery for Halifax county, made at the
April term 1876, in the case of VIM Owen us. A. sgd
nor & Co.. and others, shall offer for sale, by way OF
public auction. Halifax Courthouse, Va, on MON
DAY. the 9th day of July 1916, that being Court day.
large brick Store and Lumber House thereon, stu
ated at Halifax Court-house-formeriy occupied by a
Sydnor Co., and present BY E. B. Estes and others
A credit Of six months will be given the purchase,
giving bond with ample security and the title retained
until the purchase money 10 paid.
GEORGE II. WEST,
Deputy Sheriff for Thos l. spragin:;
June e-cw6w Sheriff Halifax county, Va.
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A NEW REPUBLlC.-A report from Wash
inston is noticed as worthy Of credit in the Phla-
del7hia North American. that some OF the Mexi-
can States or Provinces on the Rio Grande are
contemplating the formation Of distinct kepuo-
lie, "on the Anglo-Amercan basis Ct Tree toler-
alton in religion, supremacy OF The civil law, uni
yersal education, and the uniform administration
OF Justice. A proposition has been made at
Washington 10 behalf OF number ofthe leading
inhabitants ofthe States OF Taumauipas, Chihua-
hua and Zacetacas, ent.ealing cessation OF hos
liles on our part, on the ground that being equal
" aggrieved BY the Supreme Government OF
Mexico, we should be The friends and allies rather
than The devas,ators of the country north OF the
Tropic. All The educated classes, (including ma
ny OF The priests are in favor OF coming under
the government, Of The Uned States as p!ovi-
e;ar / icrriioryn
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A DESIRABLE ESTATE FOR SALE.

A DESIRABLE ESTATE FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale the Estate lying
L Prince Edward Court House, known as Springfield.
portion Of which consists Of excellent wood land and
low grounds, large quantity Of improved high land,
with good buildings, and all necessary improvements
for comfortable residence II Ia situated within one
mile Of Prince Edward Court House, two mites from
Hampden Sidney College, and seven miles from Farm
viile These places furnish and excellent
market for all Of it's productions There place in
Virginia more entirely healthy, and society superior
in intelligence aud morality that in its immediate vi
cinity Its nearn.ss 10 the Court House and College,
afford superior facilities for education. There two
houiishng female schools and male school, II the
Court House.
The oyerseer will show the premises 10 any person
wishing 10 them Persons wishing to purchase Will
address the subscriber at Farmville Prince Edward
county, Virginia.
TEKAs :-One-third cash. on delivery Of The deed,
and the residue in and years For the deferred
payments, bond and security will be required.
eHAS. $. CARRlNGT0N.
Earrny;ils prinra Edward Iuly
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TRIIST SALE.

DY virtue OF Deed of Trust, executed to The sub
- seriber by Jchn Harvey and Martha s. his wife,
bearing dute The 4 of February s45, and Of record IN
the County Court Of Charlotte, for certain purposes
therein mentioned shall proceed L. sell TO the highest
bidder for cash, FRIDAY, The 10Th Of July next al
Chckerstown the residence OF the said John Harvey,
the Tavern Tract Of Land, containing 10 acres with
excellent improvements thereon and one tract Of 200
acres, good portion original growth and good obac
co land together with the stock of Horses Cattle,
Hogs and Sheep, Plantation Tools, Wagon Garry
all, Carriage aud Harness, set OF Blacksmith Tools
Shot Guns, Household Tavern and Kitchen Furniture,
and the said Harvey's life estate III five valuable Ne
groes, and bis interest in the estate Of lsham Harvey,
deceased. ABNER +. HARVEY,
June 5-cwtds Trustee,
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL IN ALBEMARLt

CLASSICAL SCHOOL IN ALBEMARLe-
TIE second session of my School viii begin on me
1 ir,t Monday in September next, and END on .hs
laI Fday In June following. The Schooi VIII DC en-
;r, under my own management IN all respects; al
though m order Ia ensure the fullest instruction oil 'hose
,caaied 10 nv care, have engaged as an assistant
,onng gentleman Of fine talents and ripe scholarship,
md who win be graduate Of the University OF Vir-
ma in the branches he will teach My pupils viii DO
,.s,ed like nv own children, and wholesome and pro-.
:er punishment resorted TO enforce discipline and
god conduct whenever deemed necessary. Boys who
,.m am win me long enough, and have sufficient natn-
ri parts. will be well prepared for College IN the FOL
loving branches OF Education: The Ancient Ian
ruages Mathematics, Na,ural Philosophy, Botany, his.
tory. Execution. Composition, and the rudimenis Of
Chemistry and French.
TERMS For Board. inclusive Of washing, BEDDING,
flrl. ishls. &C. and Tuition in all or any ot the
Ranches taught S75 for ten months-to be paid one
haf on the i, Monday in September, and The balance
q. he III of April No deduction of charges VIII oe
mate IN cases Of absence, except be caused by SICK
49,. nor any abatement made Of money due on account
u scholar leaving School, or being dismissed from
t-ior. the end Of sion Monthly circulars VIII oe
.-ai 10 PARENTS and guardians TO inform them OF the
h-a,h proress and general conduct Of their sons and
yards The number OF Boarders is limited 70 20, and
Il day scholars los. My Post Office IL Charlottesville
Virginia. rhaNhLlN "i-son-
MAY Q6-cwU
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LAST NOTICE.
,TlcK NJ DPy HnODS AT Al

y
an MONDAY, the 27th day of July, we will sell, al
~ public auction, without limit or reserve, whatever
may then remain on hand, embracing almost every ar
tcls usually kept in large wholesale ard retail by
Goods establishment. Tie store viii be closed on Sa-
urday the 18Th July. week before the public sale, for
the purpose Of taking inventory and arranging The
goods for the sale on the 9th Between this and the
18Th July the goods hand will be offered al very
low prices by retail piece package Among The arti-
cles for sale very large l." Of coarse Woolens,
viz Cloths and Cassmercs, Saiinetts, Cable Twist,
and other Kerseys, Plains Flannes, Cacoes, Mouse
Inns, Balzornes Lawns, Gingams, and large assert.
ment OF colored, beached and brown domestic, Bed
Ticking, Hosiery Of every kind, DC. The public sale
will be conducted by Dunlop. Moncure l. Co., huctoi-
GERS, commencing O'Clock, and continued from day
TO day, until the whole are disposed Of.
TRRAs Pour months credit for all sums over 500
under that sum, cash.
lT Country Merchants will have q good opportunity
TO get an assortment Of every thing suitable for retail
establishment, and much below regular prices.
VALENTINE, BREEDES & CO.,
July 3-ctds Oh RrOad Street. Shockoe Hill.
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SCHOOL AT CLIFTON.

0N;hs lst day Of September next, | shall open 5
School for Boys at Clifton, in the county Of Cum
.'ani under the instruction of Mr. Nathaniel I. Burt
,;ails,e Of Princeton College.
A. Is my object 10 give my own sons thorough
,r-?aro;lon for College, have obtained satisfactory
i .acs cf Mr. Buu's competency TO give instruction
= n. Lan and Greek Languages and Mathematics a
T.l az Of his moral and religious character.
ls N 10 receive as boarders in my family five or six
Sos. q good moral character
they wal se provided with conveyance for attend
u, ?urc worship every Sabbath day, In the Prssoyte
,.a and Episcopal Churches alternately; ana Saobatn
.I.,t .. vii b. required of them at home
The .,ualion Of Clifton, being elevated, and beyond
:n- aal-nce OF the river has always been remarkably
-sl,hig.
TERMS-For Board and Tuition, including bedding,
~. washing &C., and stationary, $500 per annum-
n. a,i PAYABLE In advance The balance At the COM
1.aremtn, OF the second session OF five months.
y, address, il Gainesville.
II, PEITON HAhhJSoN.
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Commission Business.

TINE undersigned continues the business here
lofore conducted by Minge & Russell, on his
own account, and under the same style and iifm,
and syi,c,ts the patronage OF his friends and ac-
ouainrances planting in Alabama, and The North
East portion OF Mississippi, assuring them OF
strict attention TO their interests, and all the oene-
fl. OF ten years experience 10 selling The staple OF
our Stale. COLLIER II. MINGE,
Mobile, Alabama.
r. Refers to: Gen. John u. Cooke, Edmund
Rufiin. Hill Carter John Thomas Smith, Ed
mund Christian. John Marshall, Dr.. John Minge,
and D. c. Randolph. Virginia.
Ami; Ot-d&chm
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l-iRGINIA-Ata Court OF Quarterly Sessions. begun
' and held for Westmoreland county, ON Monday lhe
.5ih day Of May, 1896:
Thi. day came Solomon 8. HUT, Executor OF me last
m and testament of Gerard Hutt deceased; and APP
arnc by satisfactory evidence TO the Cont, tat more
n two years have elapsed since the probat OF the sad
Nh and the qualification Of the said Sol ; HUI a.
Executor as aforesaid II Is ordered by the Court on mo
Ion of the said Sol = Hut according TO the statute IN
sch cases passed 18Th March, $780, that all persons
having claims against The Estate of the said Gerard
il deceased do exhibit the same 10 the said Execn,
.,r Iar settlement within sixty days And II Is ordered
that copy of this order be published in the Richmond
Enquirer Tor eight weeks and posted al the door OF ire
Court house OF this county two several Court days
A Copy-Tesle. - . ,
June 2-cwsw WILLIAM HUH Y. v.
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Sale Of Land

TN FhIINOE TD w 1tINI1 W Wv -
DURsUSAT TO a decree Of the Circuit superior Count
L Of Law and Chancery for Prince Edward County,
made at June tera 1896, III The suit Of Worsham against
Booker and others the undersigned, rs Commissioned
for the purpose will proceed 10 sell, publicly, At the
Court house Of said county, MONDAY, the 18th day
Of August next-heinr Court day-,wo hundred and
eight acres of Land belonging the Estate Of Edward
Booker deceased lying Buialoe river, about four
miles from the Court. house.
TERMS-One-fourth cash, and the balance in one
and Two years, equal paymenis-ihe purchaser esrcn-
ing bonds with good security for The deferred ments
and the lille the land retained until the purchase mo
ney is paid.
The decree authorises the undersigned Commissioner
to sell said land privately, should he Judge best;-pro
posals will therefore he received for private sale until
the day advertised for lis sale publicly.
The title Is unquestionabie, the location good, the
houses in good repair, and sufficient for the accom-
mediation of q family; there is suficiency OF woodland
and some prime tobacco land TO clear
June 30-cIm F. A. BOOKER. Commissioned.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

" EN DULLaNo NE w I'M.
NY Man RANDALL absconded from my Plantation
VI on Hardware River, near Scotisve, on THURS
Al asi the lth May Randall Is is or 10 years old,
j. low complexion, bushy head has an impeachment in
:. ,peech, and downcast look; about 5 feet b or
.sb,s high. missed the same day Yellow Mare,
,a:d- and Birdie, and | suppose he rode her oil.
AJAX ,iiikey he is aiming for Free State. The above
Sard of twenty dollars will be paid for The apprehen-
aud delivery Of SAID boy TO me, or TO secure him IN
4. 40 .et hun again DANIEL +. LEWIS.
Seot,sviile, Va June 10, lsI6-c3w
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In the course OF The remarks Of Mr.. Sc don OF
Va. on the Tariff, on Tuesday, he showed the
absurdity Of The idea that has lately gained some
credit, that Virginia can ever become manuiac-
turing Stale. He showed that The manufacturing
capita! and product Of Virginia was less now
than in 1910. While the manufacturing product
Of Massachusetts had increased sine. 1910 from
20 millions 10 l IA millions. that OF Virginia had
greatly diminished.
He argued ,ha, there were permanent and ge
neral causes in existence, which would, forever,
give 10 the Northern and Northwestern States The
advantage over The South in manufactures. He
warned The Sonth agains. the delusve hopes that
had been held out to hem 81 success in nanu!ac-
lures under the Tariff Of IL; they had always
been deceitul; they would end in utter ruin as
they always had done heretofore lie admit
ted, that in Virginia, tobacco could be manu-
featured, and coarse cnons, SO far as slave labor
could be applied 10 il. But all experience had
shown, thai the South needed protection against
New England as much as Maryland did against
Old England. He, therefore, argued that the pro-
lective system was an unjust and unconstitulon-
uc1ld S,ar-.;-' = 'n"o- ~ the industry Of par-
a!lude TO this argument OF Mr. Seldom as
one among other evidences, that The protective
doctrines have made no progress Southwark or
Westward.
JFastingtor Corrcspdt al J0av. of Cam.
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FEMALE LABOR.-Mr Collins, of New
York, 10 his recent excellent speech on the Tariff
gives The following passage:
By the census OF 1910, S.20,000000 worth OF
woolen goods, were manufactured in this coun-
try, and six millions Of dollars worth we're i'm
ported. To project that 4, 100000 against this
5000 900 is what gentlemen claim. By further
examination gentlemen will find that they have
mistaken their enemy. Their camp had been in
vaded from another quarter, and their citadel
.tormed These invaders are no less than Anne
can women. By looking al the same census, on
page 400 j. will be seen that over S29 600 GOO
worth Of goods were manufactured in our fami-
lies. Pulling GU, the thread with the fingers,
,reaiing the loom with The feet and throwing the
shuttle with the hand, our noble women competed
with both commerce and the lennies and power
looms Of the manufacturers and exceeded
both. Their fabrics are now 10 be found IN
many parts oil our country, and taking Unto
consideration their quality, are offered al as
cheap rate as those produced by the man.
ufaclurers These noble women ask no protection
other than that love and affection 10 which their
virtues SO eminenily enti,led them. And will
gentlemen urge here tina, their families ought TO
be taxed for the benef, of manufacturers Let
such doctrine be abandoned, and save US the ne
eessiiy Of blushing for our country.
Il is said, sir, that by extending legislative aid
To manufactures, men will abandon agriculture
10 engage in manufacturing, and thereby diminish
producers and increas. consumers. Ii certainly
appears extraordinary to urge The passage OF laws
10 divert men from their natural pursuits, and
impcl them 10 such as require protection 10 exist.
Bu! since il is suggested, lei me inquire how 1t
10 be done. Gentlemen ought not 10 recommend
measure unless they know how i, is 10 be sc-
complished Is i. intended 10 Cypress agricul-
lure, so as TO drive men from It's pursuit. Or are
manufactures TO be placed, in point o! privileges,
so far above them as TO allure them 10 II Let
gentlemen answer, and in The mean time We
mus, conclude tina, both these causes are aimed
at, in order 10 produce the effect sugses'ed;;-
TO engage in manufactures, and no, one IN Ten
thousand Of our agricul,uris,s possess the tastes
Or qualifications for etnbarking in them. This
very argument, then, shows thai such laws are
directly intended 10 be lasting, rulnous and "
rannical oppression upon The asricuiurislsol Inc
cnpntry
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-CAUTION!u

Is setting forth The virtues of nr. Wistar's Balsam
have desire 10 deceive those who are ahorins
airf a.'icuon, do wish 10 euogize II more than
!: l.sy deserves. Yet when we look around and see
vast amount Of suffering and distress occasioned BY
..ay oi the diseases in which this medicine has
yrd 50 mighty snccessfu feel that we cannot urge
<. caims too strongly, say too much In its favor.
lie, the public be on their guard. Other "Balsams'
ma mixtures are sometimes imposed the unsuspect.
ae FOR the genuine Dr. wslaIs Balsam Of Wild Cher
" Some the purpose Of succeeding better In their
enes have used part Of the name OF the genuine,
!. Pho nix Basam Of Wild Cherry" Balsam Of Wild
Cn-uy, Comfrey, &c, ''.'Syrup of Wild Cherry"
None genuine without the written signature Of |.
slus.
" A fresh supply of the above valuable Medicine
constantly on hand, and for sale by
line 30 GAYNOR & WOOD, Druggists.
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WANTED

4 SITUATION flor young LADY, as teacher in
prlyair iamily. She is competent TO .each Music,
s.a,h and all the branches of an English Education
II, Ho., satisfactory references given. Terms very
Moderate Address Miss N. o. T., Warrsnton, Viz
-, May l-ctf
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STAR OF THE EAST, AND STAR OF HEsoUTH

7 T.,
WILL send these horses round once aiier the sea-
! son Is out, and by The 18th Juy-fhe season being
out the lst july Star nf the Sonih VIII visit Bncking
ham Courthouse commencing Fall season, and stay
In The county two dayst!rncr '" 'hdiott- and
Prince Edward colnt.s-and circle around the centre
Of FRINGE Edward county ten miles distance I'LL near
the end Of the week Of the third Monday. They will
visit Cumberland Court house the fourth Monday -
The hrs, Monday in August they will vis iihemane-
second Monday, Icuisa-;hrd Monday, 6oociland-
lin the Two LAST countless his grandse n Dnnsanan, left
4 splendid set of colts fourth Monday, f!uvanna-
IL M-aday in September, Albcmar!r a:ain third, Lou
isa a,aiu-fnuiih Fluvanna again. In lie month of
October they Will be the. counties = Hrnrico
Hanover, where they say -tar o. the East AMI iho
South was moi horn, hut star II the West
After " hic If not Sold sent 10 the ncehborhoods
of Nashville or Huntsville another year, in the Spring
they may besiese The CITY Of Richmond, The towns
of charlottesville or Farmsllle as the case may be-
June a6-ctf
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EXECUTOR,S NOTICE

IN ,-r,rns having claims against the Estate of Phi
4 y Aoodsan, deceased, late of Hanover county, are
...trd Il make them known to the subscriber lmme-
~, and those indebted TO said Estate will please
- gayiaen, 10 him without delay.
~ JACOB WOoDSON,
Executor of Philip Woodson, deceased.
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The Union gives lis! Of appointments in the
quarier-mas,er's and commissary's departments
under The act approved June IS, 1916, viz six
ouar,er-masters with The rank OF major-twcnty-
three assistant quar,er-masters with The rank OF
cap,ain-fve commissaries, with The rank u ma
ior, and twenty-five assistant commissaries, with
The rank OF captain They are nearly all from
the Western States.
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VALUABLE ESTATE IN MARKET.


ON the 10th day Of June next, will offer for sale, a,
~ public auction, my Estate IN Nelson county, one OF
the valuable properties in that region oil Country
II Is situated five miles below the Court House, aud
eight miles above New Market, On the James River
Canal The Tract contains 9ii acres, more than half
of which is in wood remarkably well timbered, and
very large portion OF il fine Tobacco land any III
good state of cultivation, having been improved by
the use of plaster and clover Although situated among
mountains, this Tract lies remarkably well, being as
level rs could be desired, with mol my acres on the
mountain side too steep for cultivation There are
about one hundred acres of Creek and Branch flats,
most Of which highly improved. thavlng been Kept
up tobacco lots) capable of being concerted into
watered meadow. The hole land l. we'll enclose d, In
good state OF cutivation-s susceptible OF division
into three or four farms each-we supplied with tim
ber and Astounding with ine springs OF running water.
The improvements consist Of an Overseers House, lohr
rooms Negro Cabins sufficient for The accommodation
OF forty slaves; Granary, with Threshine Machine
attached; Cribs Stables aud Tobacco Barns, sufficient
cure 10000 pounds Tobacco. | will also sell, at
time and place. upwards Of twenty likely Negroes,
mostly young Men and Women also, all the stock of
Horses Cattle, Sheep, Hogs &C. together with good
assortment Of Farming Implements. Terms for the
whole will be made known on the day OF safe. ANY
DESTROYS, in the mean time. OF having iurthef par
ticulars, address me, Mr.. William GORDON, al
SCOTS Ferry, Albemarle county. ,oo,.,
March 2T-ctds CHARLES CoChE.
10 POSTP0NEMENT.-As shall be nnavodably
absent from Virginia The day above named. am
compelled postpone the sale of this property for one
monih-say to WEDNESDAY, 9Th day OF July, 1876
al which time the sale will certainly take place, il fair,
II the fair day Should not have return
ed shall empower Mr.. Wm Gordon To act for me III
every respect as though were personally present
May 29-ctds Gil. COOKE
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George w. Richardson 4 Go
SUCCESSORS

TO WIN. MCDONALD 81 CO.,
GROCERS AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS,
Number 81 & So y'sWharf, Baltimore, Maryland.
GEORGE W RICHARDSON.
JAMES M'CosKr.
rJ,ENDER their services 10 the Farmers and Mer-
chants generally, for the sale &c all kinds Of Gram,
and other Produce.
towards oftwenty years ex2erence, ascerks and CO.
mariner of the late firm of WM MCDONALD Co,
Justify them in assuring those who may favor Them
with their consgnments the highest going rates, and
prompt remittances.
per bushel.
Baltimore, May l9-c4m