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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-01

! i IT fact Mr. Edis,r, as heard stated a, Conm-
bus. that snbsh ploughing Dies no manner oi good ID
our alluvai b,lron aadsi II IL should he generally
known ard The the better Several Of my neigh
bors contemplate purchasing suioll pongs iof ha. de
.ctlptin ui lands nay have committed an efrof III re
commanding the ptsclIce. ] never used The suishl
plungh bat The results Of very deep pagng, ex'
princnl. aud observations, had come to The roncl,sun
that II would he b, nccla on almost e'.fy description oi
soils provided the land Is not tho wei
II IL very ~ deut that the pressure OF the pouyhIun-
Mug al a uniform drph III inahy years. iornis u hard
stratum almost npcfsious 10 water, and npenerab,s 10
The roots Vi plants hen breakin. clover ley short
lme since, ground Wet and lvay." Satei sand
ing on numerous pDors, shortly aiier heavy, proract
raus found the earth quite hard and dry al the depth
Of seven 10 nine inches, just below where the plough
usually ran.
, "A .lrnDor who pays but little attention 10 agrcutu
raj sci.nce. On reang farm aJuniog me, complained
ttw, re ground hard, at depth Vi four ~ five
inches that he could moi plough below that derlh, with
going enly leneaih that hard siraiun the tornef
icing shallow, aud the latter too hard on his I, am
,Al lan,d Tie difficulty; the original proprietor had
skinned about three four inches deep Tor sumo twenty
five years, iornl' a complete hard pan.
Mr. J. Burlington extensive fiuief and quite an
Observing man. tells thai hen using The bull tongue
ior make shift subsoil plough he had 10 put heavy
weight On the pIow 10 make penetrate he hard slia-
luui below the iufruw # the large plough. His land as
You know slluVla deposit, Astounding IN vegetable
matter rich oai aud sandone II The deepest and rich
est alluyon SOILS GA Tie OHIO river. The nsul ut hs
exp,r ueni with the bu-onsue Was favorable. givn.
better yle1 than the balance VI the field, where The
| large pl ugh oniy was used
! When preparing piece Of pnud land Tor prcmln n
crp ii curn, al few years ago. had occasion 10 I'LL up
1t .upst, dch tina had been made the year previous
and II 10 happened TINT row o corn was planted d.
ncly he ditch. which gave II deoded advantage
n, any other IN the field. thu ontirc product ben.
at tic ne a seventy one bushels per acre, soil eighteen
i,.p III ,p rIu sll1
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this is DONE, t.gn SOW taking care no, 10 Dry moe
seed SOS ono ia, tran you csn s~ ths' DAY. no ha'h
!, dn, Il, me seed while in soak, ior wsny days but lis
terminating mowers II lett fg vay lev days, siifr ~
,aY taken 90, aud dried would he desfo,eJ Seed
wheat when TINS prepared. is not ooi, secured sga"s'
smut bot ncelves the process an inr'us which urges
s,f ve,e,sn several days IN advance ot that when
ma, le sn wi,hou, being -aked and grows and rsois
mvch quicker.
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DEATH OF 4 MISSIONARY

The Times of Sunday says THE community of the
BAPTIST Church vi" be panied hear Of the death of the
Rev. Samuel {. Cioplon Baptist Missionary to hina
he died IN Canton on the 7lh otJuly. lie was presen,
at MIR. Evere's funeral and died few days afterwards
lie leaves wife and child. who were in Canton when
he died Rev. George Penroy had been sick, but YVES
recovering at the last dates"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-01

ELK FURNACE.
1NllE SUBSCRIBERS associated themselves the
Il LIST day Of January last, for the purpose of
IRON MAKING AND MERCHANDISING,
under the name of Flppn 4 Montgomery. beg leave to
inform tina public that they prepared execu to
orders for all descriptions Of Castings usually made
blast Furnaces, viz Hollow Ware Water Pipes Stoev
Plates, Mill Gear. SC
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Arc respectfully invited examine the style and quail
'ty OF their Hollow Ware, which may be seen at most
OF the stores IN lynchburg, at the Messrs Ellis's
Richmond. Orders addressed TO the concern, at Elk
Furnace. or A. n. Montgomery, Lynchburg. will meet
with prompt attention
Also. just To hand our well selected stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
which Will he sold low for Cash. or In exchange Tor
gram. A. w. FLiPPIN
May l7--ts A. n. MONTGOMERY
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DAlLO1RING!
TAI. ORING! Tail ORL.NG !

FUViE undersigned having had long experience in the
practice II measuring cutting and making up work.
and feeling entire confidence Of giving satisfaction 10
those who may favor him with call most respectfully
offers his strv ices the citizens Of Lynchbug and its
vicinity hoping, by strict attention to business, to merit
share Of patronage.
The fnENcu, ENGLISH and AMERICAN FAsnIoNs
will, according 10 arran.enent.he received every month
and, whilst adherng strictly to the fashions, regard will
be had TO smooth fitting, easy and comfortable wear
Jag garments,
JAMES Is. EDWARDS
A few doors above NIeem & CIV atkins
and opposite San'l b. Thurman.
ALSO, agent for Cosby S Compound Biters.
Oct 7-12m
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Merchant Tailoring.
10 n " o AK +, Y.

y " IT " . n n II
1.-THE Old Stand Of I'm. s. j. Oakey,
"OULD respectfully inform the citizens o Lynch
w burg, and the public, that he will continue To
conduct at tho old stand of himself aud brother, the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
in all its branches lie has hand and will
tinrally keep, beautiful assortment of Cloths, Cass
meres, Vestngs, and in fact everything suitable Tor Gen
clemens which he will make up to order in the most
fashionable styles, handsome fits and warranted work
manship Hc would invite the attention Of the public
10 his stock
Feb 4-ts
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EXEC rOR'S a l. Z y r
lA.l 81 lILS SIllk lR OPP =: {

LIND. SL4TES, STOCK, CROP, Sc
IN pursuance of the last will and testament ot William
l. Dove ST.. the undersigned will, Thursday. the 4h
day of November S47, the late resdente of the said
Dove, about halfway between Dlllard's Springs aud
Chalk Level. in the county Of Psy lvana. sell To the
highest bidder, public auction, the tract OF land on
which said William Dove resided in his lie time, and
several tracts adjacent thereto, containing in ALL about
SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES,
the land may be so together lots to suit purchas
ers; also the time and place will be sold all the
Stock bel mging said estate, consisting o Horses Cat
tie, Hogs and Sheep. also all the present Crop consisting
Of go 70 barrels Of Corn quantity of Oats, and ab,ut
5000 lbs. Tobacco, and all the House hold and Kitchen
Furniture, and at the time and place will be sold
about 20 Slaves consisting Men, Women, Boys and
Girls the of remarkably likely and valu-
ale.
TERMS All the property, except the Slaves will
be sold a credit Of II months, the purchaser giving
bohd with good security and the title 10 the land retain
ed until the purchase money is paid. The Slaves will
be sold for cash. LYNCH DlLLARD, SEN.
Executor Of William Dive, Sen, dec'i.
Sept 27-wt4N
0J The Danville Herald will copy
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A Copy--leste,
JAS. DENAGH, OK.

LyNcnBuRG, October 9Th, 1917.
This parties interested in the ortg ing decree here
ny notified that | shall, on Thursday. the 1871 day OF
vemher next, the Clerks Office of the Hastings
Court Of Lynchury, proceed lake he accounts direct
ed in said decree, at which time and place tleyare
CURED attend with the bucks, papers and vouchers
ssary making up said accuuns aud all other per-
SUNS having claims against the estate Of Ammm HIN
cock, deed, hereby requested pr sent the same,
prop ry authenticated me, at the and place a
bove mentioned. JAMES BENAGH. Jr.,
81 ecial Comm ssioner
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We learn from the Charlottesville Jetersonian of Thurs
day last, that the negro man Giles who murdered Mr.
h"odman In llenrico county and wounded Two of the
cl,izens of Albemare subsequently, in the attempt ar
rest HIM. has been taken in Monroe county, and is now
on his way 10 lienrco
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Com IN iSsiOner's Sale Of Land.
nY virtue ofa decree of the Crcnit Superior Couri
- of Law and Chancery for Nelson county, of the
9TH day Of October SAG pronounced in the therein
depending. between VIM :. Loving, Adm. of Samuel
Loving, deed, and others, plaintiffs. AMI Daniel A
Cheat ID and others, defendants, I will on the 25l,
day Of November next, the premises near James
Christians and said Chcatwoods, sell to the highest
bidder, for ready money, The TRACT of LAND, in III,
bill mcnlioued being the tract purchased by said
Cheat wood frem Sam Loving in his hf, time, which
tract lies in the county Of Nelson. Bufaloe River
and which contains about S3l ACRES. 1t is said to be
valuable CiAS. PERROW.
Oct. lS-lm Commissioners
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GEORGIA

All the counties in this State have been at length
heard from. The precise majority Of the GubenaioaI
candidate, however is not ye, known. As as il s
We shall publish the entire vote. The Legislature is
tln i,lal
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COMMISSIONERS, S.1LE or LAND.

CC.MNISSIO.NERS' S.1LE or LIND.
DY virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
ID and Chancery. ior Nelson county, the day ul
October 1877 pronounced in the he depending be-
tween David " Burton, survivor OF Thomas A. Hocombe,
and David w. Burton Plaintiff, and Christ her 4. Estes,
the administrator Of Isaac Paul. decd, and other defendants,
the undersigned commissioners Of sad Court appointed
for the purpose, will, the 2h day OF November next
the premises the county OF Nelson about two miles from
the town OF Lovingson and adjoining tie lands of Samuel
Loving, deed and others expose to sale to the highest bidder
much cash will pay the expenses sale the balance
credit of one, and three years, equal nstamens,
Tract OF land, called the
Johnson Tract,
described in the deed filed with the papers of the
20 ltaining
1856 ACRES;
also other Tract OF land, containing about $50 eco
Acres Of Land nng the former tract and called the Bib
Tract and described in the deed D. filed among the papers
of the cause, adjoining the land of Samuel Loving, George
ves and others These tracts be sol parcels the
discretion Of the Commissioners o whom act
The latter tract has two DIV Filling HOUSES on it. The
purchaser will be required to give bonds with approved
aud the title to sail lands will he retained for the ut-
mate .ecurit, Of the purchase money.
CiItS. PERROW,
RO. WHITEHEAD,
). CLAIBORNE,
JAS & GARLAND,
Oct. lS-1m Com ssioners.
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VIRGINIA AT a Court held for Bedford cunt,
Court 'ioise, the 23rd day Of August 1917 ~ As
ia sob kesler, p,.
against
Mary kcser, Catharine kesler, John Kcsler lob
der and Margaret his wife, frmcrl, Margare, ka No
ana na'oma ms w,'e i',mer, saloma kes!rr ,
J., c Defendants
The Defendants, Mary kcser. Catharinr K.s, =
kesler, Joshua Sender and Margaret his VIII, 'Vnn
scit and Salona his wiic not my re their
aud given security according the Assembly ad %
rules o tins Court and 1t app arIng To the satisfaction Il III
Court that the said defendants inhabitants of M r. NC
monwealth II ordered that they do appear her, nm NV
fourth Monday III Nov ember next and answer the bt M
Plaintiff, and that copy OF this order BE- forthwith in,e
in some newspaper, published in the town of L,nchlu "
two months sccessivey and posted the front door
Courthouse OF this County.
Copy-Testc,
Sep twin JNO X. STEPrOE, Cc,L
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Great Bargains
In Fail aud Winter Goods.
n AM nov receiving AN extensive assortment ot new
1 FALL aud WIN TER GOODS, comprising every
variety Of
Ladies Dress Goods; Cloths. Cassimer res and
Nestings, for Gentlemen; Negroes CtO-
thing, Blankets and Wool Hats
Hats and Caps for Gentlemen,
Linen Cambria handkerchief,
Hosiery, Gloves, Laces,
and great variety oi oneI goods suited To the pcseR
season. all Of which will be sold very low for cash
puncna customers on the usual time. respectfully in
yiie all persons IN want of cheap tn,s, either by
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL,
10 call and examine my stock as AIN determined to sell
as low any house IN the upper country.
Sept. 21-ts +. ). BURTON
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EDNSiN II PACE

n
att o II Ne r a T. l. "A ",
CAMPBEe.I. &. H., VA.
VNlI.L Practice IN all The Coafts u Csmphell county
w the &saiesty asd ssPsriS Coofis of Franklin,
Piitsyyanis and Halifax Cosutirs
T.. u and J. W. PAGE,
Having associated themsrlves in the practice Of the
Law, will attend the Courts in LvscHBuRe, AMHERST
AnrsELL, FaAssLss, PsruYLvAsaA and H.L,rAx.
Az business trusaed " their will have prompt at
ientun
For n. X. PAcE. address Campbell {. H.
J. w. PAoE still retains his office in l.y nchburg.
July 22-ts
Dearer CreeE Lumber House.
THE SUBSCRIBERS associated themselves the
lsi Of September last, for the purpose u doing
GENERAL FORWARDING AND
.Nerr Mfiie II ~ = ne SIS,
at the Lumber House, . mil = below Lynchbury. and
where the Turnpike the Canal, under the name
Of John J. Montgomery * Go. They hive Just re-
ccived well as~r,ed stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Also, a supply Of GROCERIES, which they offer In
the public low r cash. IN exchange for " heat and
Corn.
Lynchourg prices will he paid for Grain and Goods
forwarded al Lynchburg prices s
JOHN J. MONTGOMERY,
Aay Its A. N. MONTGOMERY
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FL y ~ 4 % ~ -

AT aAA ,4s Fall and Winter FashisAA,
JUST RECETGED .3f THE OLD S1.LND,
MAIN STREET.
-Four doors aLop. .,feem r G,catkin's.
NN{ANkFUl. 10 my friends and the public genera
l. ly for the patronage heretofore t~so~ed uPo" me
ask continuation of the feeling thai sha
I've able picsse the most iastdienis.
WILLIAM CLAVEf.
Oct. 4 Is
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SEPTEMBER 2O1II. 1917

SEf TFs.HBEK 2UTT IoH.
7 HAVE just received by EXPRESS the following Rich
and Beautiful Goods to which invite the attention of
buyers
Bacetto piads
Embroidered Mole Coorod Robes, thing in this
market
Silk Piaids in great variety
Plaid Mousns
Tcrker and Thibet Shaws
Egyptian Mitts (assorted)
Kid Gloves (assorted)
English Silk Hose
Thread and Bobbn Edgng (assorted)
together with great variety heavy oolen Goods such as
Flannes
lindse,s
Pulled Cloths
Satinetts,
Blankets, Sc. Sc.
Sept. 20--ts DON T. C. PETERS
Rlxa m In G.Ass ..<al.a
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e d U o A TON
A YOUNG LADY, who s Nuginlan bv birth and
IA education. wishes to get situation, the ensuing
year as teacher in some genree family She quail
flied 10 teach all the English branches usually taught
m the best Femae Seminares; comprising Grammar,
Geography, (Anceut and Molern.) Arithmetic, Ace
bra Astronomy. Ancient aud Modern History, Natural
MORAL and i"irl'ectu,! Philosophy Chemistry. Bniany
&c. Sc, ,oge aer with Dawing Painting, and Nnsic
on the Piano She has hid several years experience in
teaching and can produce satisfactory testm ,nals-
communications addressed (post paid) to j. W., at
iynchhnrg until the lst Of December next and then at
railing Bridge, Campbell county, will be duly attended
to.
Oct. 25-w5w
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saemry A. Christian,

CE.vERiL AGENT IND COLLhC On
EspEi TFULIy offers hi. services to the ci,&en .,
Iynebb,ry as General Agent Ter the seu'einein %
claim. and collection debts IN town ana the surrounding
IL ,ud also attend t. hiring out Negroes and collecting
their hires =. Ill ,, ,v,, strict and
Pre- H,,t attention. .#=..# .lHsz III
Sept. I6-wSw
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VNHr. subscriber, having engaged the services Of Miss
Il Nields, from Wesichester. Pennsylvania proposes
having school at her house. Amherst Court House.
for the instruction Of young Ladies in different depart
ments OF English. together with French and Music
To those DESTROYS of patronsng heschoo satisfactory tes-
iimonials Of qualifcao will be shown
everal pupils can be accommodated with board in the
Subscribers finhy. The school will commence on the
9th of September next.
SARAH w. DAVIES
Amherst Court House. August 23-,s
SALT.
SOnn SACKS LIVERPOOL. SALT for sale on
$OO consignment by
Ocls MtCoRKIE& SIMPSON.
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.N'OIT('E.
l'cbbIc(On School

l'ebblctOn school
For YOUNG LADIES'
IHNlF. 2nd Session o this School will commence on tn
Il LIST of October next. Anxious that all the pupils com
mted to her should be thoroughly instructed and
believing this to be mpractcabe where there many
Scholars. Miss Manson proposes to establish School
consisting only of ten twelve young ladies' all of whom
she wishes to board in her Fathers family and to taxi.
in addition to their English Studies, Music and French
| lessons.
TERMS
Board (ncludng washing, fuel lishs) 50 pr month.
Tuition-English
French
Music ;
use of Instrument "a cents
Board and Tuition. payable one half in advance. the
remainder at the end of the Sesson-eters addressed to
Mr.. Nathaniel l. Manson, l.yuchburs, will be attended
To-.
Aug 30-ts
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Subsoilng is certainly very god thing in many cir
Guns anc,s, where herelsa deep soil, IL is absolutely
icesary 10 obtain the full strength OF the ground But,
tacable clay. We must not expect 10 receive much lie
eff ifon deep ponghns, unless HE earth turned up be
proper manured.
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VIGlNIA
A Court, held for Bedford county at tn. r.
"A the 23d day Of August, ls47 OOui' HOUSE
James M Williams, PHI.
against
Jacob Deardof and Peter DeardoH n.,
In CHANCERY.
The Defendant, Jacob ueardpG not HAVING
Peaance and given security according To the sc, W hsp
ana the rules Of this Court, aud appearing to The s
OF the Court that he Is not lnh oil this
1t is ordered that the said Defendant do appear
fourth Monday i'll November next, and answer H., on The
rian.h ana that copy oil this order be forthwith ,0, s
IN some spaper published in the town of WI, INSERTED
two months successfully and posted at the irot i
Court House OF this county "f VI The
Copy-Teste,
sept swim JOHN X. STEPror ~,
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TENN ESSEE.

TENNESSEE.
T n the Circuit Court Of Smith count, o.,
l. M Clerks Once. Rul,s il.
Pleasant Gold, -
The heirs OF Thomasv aszhan oshal Bill
lame the complainant By his solicitor wb.a
the Clerk ON affidavit filed that the D.i,nd APPEARED
described in the ball heirs OF Thomas t~he a..
n,a-rcsidents OF the State OF Tennessee n deed az,
tina, publication by advertisement, be Or.
Age Casket aud also in the LYME hburr Vty;; 'hr Car
Successive weeks, repairing said defendants To- La oar
the Judge, presiding the Circuit Cart of btr,
al the GA iiese, IN Carthage the ib Nh canl,
Vemocr next to Pieadfe nnr, pmpl N No.
or The same ",ii then and there BE- takea for bill,
sci ier hearing p4.t. 10 e'a'ess anl
Copy,
Oct 27-w Tvs Wiz ,,.,
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Com missioner, Sale Of Land.

Oct. rs I'm
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DUTY, a, per cent; B, 10 pc. cent; c, 70
per rent; d, 90 per cent; e, 80 per ceiit'
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BALTIMORE NKS.

Open at 9o'clock, A. NJ. and close at 3
p. NJ. The discountdays are:
UnionBk ofMlryland Mond. & Thurs
Bank IF Baltimore-Tuesday& Friday
Farm crs' s. p lanters'-M ond. & Thurs
Franklin Bank Monday.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY and Friday.
Marine-Friday.
Mechanics Wednesday & Saturday
Farmers'& Mcrchants'-Mon. & Thurs
Western-Tuesday and Friday.
Commercial & Farm ers'-Tues. & Fri
Chesapeake-Tuesday.
Baltimore Savings-every day.
Ftp. Savings Institution-Tues. &Fri.
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PRICES OF STOCKS.


REPORTED FOR LYFoRD's PRICE CURRENT.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE sTOCKBOARD.
Jtly3.
$3.50 United States 6's 1867 ...........1 05
500 Baltimore 6's, 1890 ............. .lO05
10 shares Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Az
Jmy7.
$1,000 Maryland 6's. ....................S9J
GlS 6i-lO0 6's, ,...................S95
1918 Baltimore b's 1850 ...............995
s 22GO Baltimore 6's, 1890, .............l0OJ
% shares Western Bank ........... 49,
shares Bank Of Baltimore. ........S95
JuIy Q.
ElOOO Mary land Sterling 5's............. 75I
$l2OO Baltimore 6's, 1890. 1907
shares Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Al
% shares do do do AZ
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HOME, OR FAMILY MARKET.
3 EEFES, 100 lbs. 4 a 675
HOGS, do. "a b 25
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YELLOW METAL Sheathing.
Taunton manuf. lib. - 20 a -
ZINC-Duty per cent. ad val.
Rolled. lib. - Sd 81
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FHVA TON YELLOW METAL
FROM SEPTEMBER l. 1876 AN

FHNA u N Il ON Y Il Low Nj EFT A l.
"a SHE A Il IL l n The increased de-
mand for this article has Undue d the manufacturers
to erect extensive additional works, and are now pre-
pared. in conjunction with Mr.. VIM. II. Nluntz (son
OF G. +. Muntz, Esq, Of Birmingham England) TO
offer YELLOW METAL SHEATHING- which
they confidently recommend unsurpassed even by
the celebrated Nuntz, English make.
Several suits vessel. belonging 10 this port that
have been about two years (and at Boston New
Bedford, &c. longer me) have given general salts
faction, the price being about three cents less than
copper, and the old exchanged for new, at difference
of six cents, offers great inducements for its general
use.
This article only be had in Baltimore at manu-
facturcrs' prices, of the undersigned agents.
Also, a large Stock of BRAzIERs COPPER, Cop
PER BoLTs, COPPER and CoMposITIoN SHEATHIsd
NAILS, constantly on hand-for sale by
+ PRATT & BROTHER.
ic 5 ly 81 and 80 South Charles st.
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1g- The following are the rates 81 Dn !I,
in CAsu. by the Tariff OF December ISL 81
isi6.-rhe ToN is 10 be UNDERSTOOD as
23i0 lbs.
AI,uEE-Dury 20 per ct. ad val
fillmore, ID q - 81
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS val.
American, Geese Id. - % - ~
FISH
Duty ON Foreign-caught, 20 per cent
and when home-caught are exported,
drawback equal in amount to the
duty paid on the foreign salt with which
they were cured, shall be allowed.
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PAINTS

PLASTER PARIS-Crude-Free
Cargo, pr. ton, cash > o7aa 3
Ground -. per Dbl. "A | %
POTATOES Duty 80 per cent.
Eastern, .bushcl - q