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Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18
TOBACCO FOR FRANCE.

The French Consul at Richmond has made the fol-
lowing publications which we copy for the benefit of
the Tobacco Trade:
RICHMOND, Nov. 18TH 1913.
Under directions from the Administrator General
of Tobacco in France, notice is hereby given TO the
commercial community that on the 2Sth day OF Dcccm-
Der, 1885, at O'Clock, p. NJ, at the Ministers dcs
Finances, in public session, sealed proposals will be
received, and an adjudication will be made to the
lowest bidders for the supply of the national manu-
factories of France, to witt
LIST. For 100000 kogrammcs of Virginia Leaf
Tobacco of the crop of lS4S, in accordance to four
specified qualities.
3D. For 2,d0O 900 kogramAcs of Maryland Leaf
Tobacco of the crop of lS45, III accordance to four
specified qualities.
Sd. For 100000 kiogmmrncs of Kentucky Leaf
Tobacco of the crop of S4S, in accordance to four
specified qualities.
18th. 100000 kilogrammcs of Hungary Leaf Tobacco
of the crop of lS4S, of which one half "Dcbrctzn"
and one-half ''Szcghedin,' each in accordance to
three specified qualities.
5th. For 500, 900 kogrammcs of Macedonia Leaf
Tobacco of the crop of lS4S in accordance to three
specified qualities.
9th. For 200, 900 kilogrammcs of Greek Leaf To-
bacco of the crop of lS4S, in accordance TO one
specified quality.
9TH. For 100 900 kilogrammcs Of Havana Leaf To-
bacco of the crop Of lS4S, in accordance to one
specified quality.
Separate proposals will be required for each of
these classfcatons 10 be offered at the open
ing of the session the above mentioned day.
N B.-The "Cahicrs DIES charges will be deli
vcrcd TO those interested, application al the Chan
cccre of this Consulate.
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even of these articles be found which desira.
Bile, among which we may mention Blue and w DOL
Black Cloths. OF the former we have no stock IN
market, and there is large inquiry; while for the
latter say they quick at fair prices Stuii
Goods plenty at a reduction of 49, per cent. on
fancy styles. Plain Paramatas quick at remu-
nerating prices Long and Square Wooden Shawls
are still in demand, although the late arrivals have
caused some reduction to be made in prices.
In Domestics exporters have been remarkably
quiet, the shipments having reached but lI6 bales.
The arrival from Europe brings us intelligence OF a
still farther decline in the price of Cotton This will
have corresponding effect upon this side aud enable
manufacturers to purchase their material at
less price. 1t is also agreed among many of our
largest manufacturers to reduce the rate of wages 20
per cent. This, with the reduction of the staple,
will enable them to produce at less rates than even
the present unprecedentcdly low prices
Woolens dull except in the article OF coarse
goods and Shawls, which remain in good request.
The quantity of South American Wool now laying
in the various Atlantic ports is large, but decided
ly frmer tone is perceptibe among dealers in the
domestic staple, and there appears some indication oil
advance.
In Prints the trade may be said to be over, al
though there is still something doing with jobbers
who do "near home trade Stocks are however,
accumuatng, but the production of Fall style will
soon cease, and all hands be turned on to Spring
goods We have doubt that the experience OF
former years will admonish printers OF the
sy of paying particular attention TO patterns, as
they may be sure that no pains will be spared by the
British manufacturer to produce novel designs.
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Our last Saturdays Publication was not out at as
scasonable an hour usual, and at the same time a
small portion of the impression was not as good as
previously, and expect it will be hereafter
Our Printer has provided himself with new power
Press complete in every respect for all other print
ing but it will not throw off the inside form Of the
Journal night although it did the outside in first
rate manner in the day. For "stranger" to look
at its operations, we should not much wonder if he
supposed the ''thing of fe thinking as well as an
active body; but the circumstance of its not ,corkns
at night is almost enough stagger the belief of
acquaintance that Mcssrs. ADAMS & Co. have
structcd upon the principle of its rgidly carrying
out the s'ten hour system.''
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

At Boston, Flour in steady demand at 5.37 "a S. IS
for Western and Genesee brands, and Southern 550a
1902. Yellow Corn plenty and dull at 6Sa70 cts
Pork more firm in price.
At Ne,o York: Coffee only in moderate demand
without alteration in price. Flour dull at 5.3l "a
$3.50 for Western and Genesee, and 5.5Oa s 5564
for Southern. Corn Meal steady at 3.25d = 337 !,
and Rye Flour at the latter. Wheat without change
in price, and prime qualities in fair demand The
extremes of Corn 65 and ID cts. for white and yell
low. Provisions without improvement, and prices
of Pork less firm. Sales of Whiskey at 23a24 cts
At Phuadeiphia: Flour continued in limited de-
mand, at 5.3l "a $751;. Rye Flour, S3.S7s; and
Corn Meal So per brl. A fair demand existed for
Wheat at l.O6a 81. 3 for red, and l5a s 90 for
white. Corn steady at 6Sa70 cts. for yellow. Pro-
visions looking down. Whiskey 23a24 cts. in hhds.
and brls,
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Sch. Ann D., Bcdcll, .............-. ... Norfolk
- Volant, Paine, &C.. .......-.......''. Quo
- Amphibous, Plum, ...-....;.;. ditto
Nov. 10. Sch. Bergen, Colc,... - baltimore
NoU H. Ship F. Forester, Swcetlih, San Francisco
Brig Niagara, Harding, .............-..;,N oflolk
Sch Iowa, Howell, o.. ................ Baltimore
PHILADELPHIA, Pa - - arrived
dondcrry
Bark Lyra, Remington, ........... Havana
Non 49, Ship P Harvard A"dros'- Ly "1Tp;cH
Nor. "a. Bark Parz, wilkins, Lagusyra & Porto
Cabcllo
Nor. Is. Ship Alexander Sanford, .... ..Liverpooi
Nov 9. Brig Ducamin, Lockhart, West Indies
NoU 10. Ship Macedonia, Snow, Liverpool
NOu II. Ship VIM. Penn, Mchacis, ditto
3r. = sch Port spain Eldridgc, :. . Ragged Island
NOu. IA. IIr. bark Albion, Turner, 80. Galway
Noy. Is. Ship Thomas Watson, Thomas, Barbados
Bark Louisa, McFarlane, Havana
Brig Lemurl Peters, Mayo, st. Jago, Csba
Sch. Elliott, Cook, Trinidad, Cuba
NORFOLK, Va Arrived
Mon. 10. Sch. Water Witch, Baker, Halifax n. S.
Noe. ID, Sch. LYDIA Stevens, Boston
Sch. Rainbow, Rogers, 80. ..... -........ ditto
- VIM. p. Burton, ElIis,..... go. New Haven
Nor. II. Sch. John Adams, Sparks, Provincctown
Nor: "A. Brig G. W. Kendall. Reid. St ; croiS
Is HAMPTON RoADs---------- lnrdrd
Nor. 10. Br. bark veloce, Campbell Liverpool
Br. bark Lady Constable, Mason. -....".., ditto
Nov. IA. Ship Rob Roy, Drummond, Jamss River;
for Liverpool
WILMINGTON, n.
Nor. 5. Sch. Corinthian, Smith, ....... Baltimore
CHARLESTON, S. o. - Arrlred
Nou. 6. Sch. Southerncr, Travers, Baltimore
NoU. 9. Sch Newton, Smith, ............. ditto
NOu. 6. Brig Adelaide, Rice, .... Baltimore
NEW ORLEANS, La.--- Arrired
Non Rnr Rachnl,r Norfolk
NOD. 3. Bark kirkwood, Marin,.... Baltimore
Nov. II. Sch. II. A. Darling, Haynic, -. ditto
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ST. including very few hhds. nelo Ground Leaf at
So for inferior to 81 per 100 lbs, the latter for
good quality. The lower grades of crop are held for
an advance, factors not feeling disposed hereafter to
the market, particularly in the face Of the well
known fact that the present years crop will be a
very short one, although the quality will be good
The demand for Ohio has been quite limited but the
few sales making have been at about former rates for
similar sorts. The inspections comprise 329 hhds.
Maryland, 402 do. Ohio, do. Kentucky and do.
MIssouri-total, 744 hhds. The amount exported for
the week was 65S hhds. of which 62S were to Am
sterdam and 20 to England making the amount of
Maryland and Ohio caito European ports since Jan.
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COASTWISE.

Boston--Bork Pioneer.
Domestics 100 pkgs, Wyman, Appleton 4 Co;
Lemons so bxs, cordage 40 coils, goldfish 6O drums,
mdze 300 pkgs, sundry persons.
Boston-Brfg Elisha Doane.
Domcstics 20 trusses, Wyman, Appleton s. Co;
saltpetre 20 bags, c F Pitt mdzc 1863 pkgs, hides
10 bales hops II do, plaster IS tons, order.
BoSton-Brig Benjamin FranElin
Dyewoods 50 brls, herrings $50 bxs, mackcrcl lOO
brls satpctrc % bags, mdze 200 pkgs, sundry per-
sons; plaster 40 tons, master.
NeU Y0rk-Sch. Plato.
Snuff brls, mdze 10 do, Martin Vallctte; 81
pkgs, Butts, Pickrel s. Co; cases, Schumacher
& Co; spikes 100 kegs, E Pratt & Bro; horse hides
l20, mdze 24 pkgs, order; 500 do, Rose Merrill
& Co.
Ne,r York--Sch. Emily Johnson.
Cheese 3S7 bxs, S Hurlbut; brandy hf pipes, l.
Thomson s. Co; molasses 10 hhds 10 tres ~ bris,
Wilmington s. Eastman; tobacco l4l bales IL cases,
liquor 10 or csks 10 Inf pipes mdzc 3l7 pkgs, order
NeuD York-Sch. Mnta.
Cheese 233 bxs, S Hurlbut; 81 do, II III jerks;
sheet zinc cases, E Pratt 6 Bro; brandy or csks
l. Thomson & Co; nails kegs, G Small; soap %
bxs brandy pipe hf do, gin pipe, mackcrel 20
brls 10 Inf do, mdze IL bales, Butts, Pickrei
& Co; 10 bxs, Barnum Co; birthstone 2o'oO9 kiio'
hides 100, vinegar 100 brls, mdze 2l7 pkgs, order
Phikudel1hia-Sch. Cdtharine Martha.
Tobacco 81 hhds, mdze 30 pkgs, marble 22l ps,
w Brown and others.
Philadelphia-.Sch. Rainbo,c.
Tobacco 81 hhds, Head Go; copper ore IL
brls, coffee 100 bags mdze 10 pkgs, order.
Norfolk-Sch. John Emory
Hides 1870, w jenkins & Sons; wine % ar and 4O
oct csks, Dailam & CARROLL slaves 1000, order.
NoJile-Sch. NJ. +. Lutterloh.
Cotton 100 bales, A Fisher; 100 do, l. Berry.
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ImPoRTATIoNs AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN,

Savanna Ia MAJ, Jam. )-Brig ST. Andre,c.
Pimento INA bags / trc brls, old iron tons, old
copper do, hides 7, oranges 45 brls, Spence &
Reid.
81. Thomas and Rum Key-Bark Francis Partridge.
Brandy bx, F w Bruno g. Sons; cigars do
strohm & CO.. bay water 10 do, salt 5000 bushels,
n Rogers & Co.
Harbour Grace, IN. F)-Sch. SUSSEX.
Salmon 81 brs, Goldfish 300 csks II otis, capl IN 70
brls, mdze 3 do 20 kegs, r & Fl r Tucker; salmon
Al kids, behring's a3 brls, IL Ross.
Uindsor, IN. S.)-Br. brig Ready Rino
Plaster 27O tons, w Rhoads & Son.
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Steam Packet Communication tcih Charleston
We understand that the keel of one of the steam
ships, intended for the line of Packets between this
port and Charleston, has been laid on the ways from
which the George Brogn was launched last Satur-
day, notice of which will be in another place
in this paper.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-11-18

Launches,-The fine ship George Brown, built for
the firm of Alex. Brown & Sons, was launched on
Saturday afternoon, from the yard of the Messrs
Robb. fine ship of 700 tons, called the Jane Hen
derson belonging to ]. Henderson & Co., was launch
ed on Tuesday morning from the yard of Messrs.
Goodwin & Richardson.
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DISASTERS, SC.

The Norfolk Herald under date of 10Th instant,
says-Capt. Samuel Pedrick, Underwriters Agent,
writes from Currituck Beach yesterday morning, that
"thc brig Massachusetts,, of Boston, Capt Gilman,
ashore there, has gone to pieces. Cargo partly
saved" No further particulars.
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making 33l 693 bs.-besides some masses OF native
copper weighing 1000 lbs belonging to the Pitts
burgh and Isle Royale Company
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Pittsburgh and Isle Royae Mining Company
ii. H. Mccullough, Agent.-The location Of this
side Of Isle Royac The shaft sunk is about 20 feet
deep, with sheet Of native copper running length
wise entering the shaft, measuring from two
TO three inches in thickness and enlargng as il goes
down. The force now employed consists Of or 10
hands who will. learn, be continued during the
winter.-Lake Superior Netcs.
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TURKEY.-sMYRNA FRUIT TRADE.

TURKEY.-SMYRNA FRUIT TRADE.
Arrivals of Figs in Smyrna to 9th October in
lsi6. 1877. ls4s:
Camels loads, .l5,29S 1918 1881
Shipments to Great Britain to same date in
1916. lS47. lS4S.
Drums, .. 2S3 $50 256,939 l06,674
Boxes, ............. 5000 1898 l4,05l
First cost in Smyrna, before picking, on 9th Octo-
Der, in piastres per kintal:
For common. For Elcmc
1916 .35a 40 oil 10
lS47 .65alO0 l40al so
lS4S. " .l40dl70 22Oa225
Doubtful if 1000 loads of this years crop Of Figs
are yet arrive, in which the crop will be only
about 1000 loads in 1876 it was 90, 900 loads.
About 45, 900 drums Figs and Sultanas now in
port and shipped in the vessels loading.
Total shipments TO Great Britain in
lS45. 1876. 1S47.
Figs .... drums. 424 ,592 37l 1902 305,6OO
Figs ........ brs.5,76f 6,240 5000
Shipments of Sultanas to 9th October in
1916. ls47. lS4s.
Drums ...........4l, 1886 2l,6S5 l7,S7S
Total shipment Sultapas TO Great Britain in this
IS45. 1916. lS47.
Drums. 1915 9, 200 $4,000
Crop this year much under last year.
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366,205

Total 600. 366,2U5 I52,gI3 oo'oZo
The Dry Goods Reporter has the following re-
marks on our Dry Goods market:
"a small advance is perccptible in some descrip,
tions of goods. We may particularizc Cloths, OF
which lots have been sold at s lS75, which were
freely offered at s l62a two weeks previous to cleo
ton.
The market is still suffering from the over-impor-
tation Of Cloths and Stuff Goods, although some styles
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EXPORTS TO GREAT BRITAIN, sc.

To London-By brig SALINE, SULLIVAN, which
was cleared on Tuesday last-Bacon SIS boxes,
Beef 400 tres, Lard l5 kegs and 80 pals, Flour 100
brIs Tobacco 20 hhds.
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Stock on hand, 9th inst, 30 ,552 hhds.
WOOL.-Holdcrs frmer, and some want an
advance on the late current rates. but do not hear
of any transactions of moment.
FREIGHTS.-A ship is loading Provisions for
London at 35s per ton; and Flour for Liverpool is
going on board at sod, and Grain at ID. To-
bacco for Brennan in Bremen ships at lbs. per hid.
Vessels for the West Indies in better request at
so cts for dry brls, and coastwise rates have i'm
proved fraction. We quote as follow:
TO Boston-Coal, 49, Flour 90 cts. Corn 6a7 cts.
Ports in Maine Flour 27a30 cts. .do.7GS I"
New York, Coal 5 | so. ......... do. 5d55 I"
" Providence, Flour 20a25 cts. do.6a7
WESTERN TRANSFORMATIONS nayi-
CATION Of the Pennsy luania Canal closed last
Saturday and all communication with Pittsburgh by
the way of the Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad
and Canal is now over for the The rates of
Freight on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will
advance TO their winter range the first of next month;
and already there is an improvement of 20 cts. per
100 lbs by wagons from Cumberland TO the Ohio
river-say, $l.25 to Pittsburgh by steamer from
Brownsville, and $3.50 TO Wheeling.
BEEF CATTLE.-The offerings at the drove
yards last Monday were not so large as they were
either of the previous two three weeks, but the
prices obtained show slight improvement. OF the
400 head brought forward, packers and butchers
took 80; and except so which were left drovers
hands, the residue (200) were driven Eastwardly.
Prices ranged from to 1925, gross, equivalent TO
4aS625 per 100 lbs net The market for Live
Hogs remains pretty steady at ga s 525 for inferior
TO prime but sacrs actively engaged in packing
the number for the English market having materially
increased.
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Letter sheet Prices Current.

Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evening, printed fine paper and adapted
to correspondence, be had at the Printing office
of this paper, N. w. corner of Baltimore and Holl
day streets, Cup stairs) to-day by o'clock, at g.
cts single, or cts. each, for or more copies.
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NEW YORK IMPoRTATIONS.

We learn from the Tribune, that the imports OF
last week show a considerable advance on the same
week of last year, there having been large simuta-
neous arrival of foreign vessels. The aggregate
amount is about 60 per cent larger than October,
IS47,
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Shipment Of Copper.-Thc propeller Manhattan
Capt. McFayden, left yesterday with the following
cargo Of copper shipped by Col. Mcknight for the
Cliff Mine Company:
$50 masses native copper, .26i ,s79 lbs.
l04 barrles stamped ore, .66,6o6
III mineral, ......... 63, 1903 I"
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Observation-Disclosures have been quite Ii
mitcd in all descriptions of Foreign, and we have no
change note, but continue last weeks quotations,
as follow:
Bills on London Gsterl'g 6Odays,S per ct. prem
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1876. lS47. 1S4S.
Free Goods, ...... 230,996 1881 5l,7Si
Dutable Goods. .674,74S S53,15S l,42O,47o
Total Mdzc... S905,734 932,295 l,472,262
Spccie .....l4466 l2,SO6 IL, 9l2
Cash received, .1l6,970 234,449 349,763
The above figures do not include the amount ware
housed, which, of Dry Goods alone, amounted to
$l52,000.
The business of the Custom House in Dry Goods
during the week was as annexed:
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Close of Canal Nauigation-Sec our Review of
the Market under head of Western Transportation.
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The best Drope Of Cattle in the World.-Isaac
Funk, Esq, Of Mclean county, in this State, brought
TO this city, few days ago, drove of twelve hun
dred head of cattle, which bought, slaughtered
and packed by Messrs. w adsworth, Dyer & Chaplin,
and which averaged 677 pounds per head. And they
were grass fed cattle, too-none of them stall fed.
We doubt whether there was ever so large drove
of grass fed cattle driven to any market that would
average so high Mr.. Funk received nearly $4,000
for the Drove which he took to Mclean county. The
beef was cured and packed in Mr. Dyer's best meth.
od and will be east to contribute still further to
the high reputation of Chicago beef Chicago Dem.
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OUR FOREIGN MAILS.

We are rcoiced to learn that our able and in.
defatgablc Minister at st. James, MIR. Bancroft, has
succeeded in arranging with the British Government
the basis for ustment of postal difficulties
with that country. The terms. We understand, are
satisfactory to our Government and will be no doubt
approved by the public on both sides OF the Atlantic
The basis or prelimnarcs only arranged. The
details remain to be adjusted by the negoators. In
this stage ofhc case particulars cannot very well be
obtained. We understand, however, that a uniform
rate of postage is agreed upon, TO be charged only by
the Government conveying the letter with small
port postage to each Countrywide whole not to ex-
coed the present English rate of shilling sterl
ing-aud that the inland postage for conveyance in
England or the United States shall be according to
the fixed by the laws of either country which
we know is penny uniform in England, and five
or ten cents here according TO distance.
Beside monthly steamboat line to Southampton
in England, aud Bremen in Germany-a distance OF
1000 mes-anothcr has been recently put into oper-
alton from Charleston to Havana, in the Island of
Cuba-dstance 900 miles. 1t is to semi monthly
and learn that the service is performed IN admIra.
bic style by the beautiful steamer Isabel Already
the first steamer Of the Pacific line, the California;
has departed take her station her distant rouc
and doubling Cape Horn, she is expected to reac CHI
Panama in the latter part of December. MIR. George
Law we learn, will dispatch the steamer Falcon
from New York on the LIST Of December, to Chagres
by the way of Havana; and the mail reaching Cha
grcs is to go by an overland dispatch, under charge
of VIM. II. Aspinwall Esq. of New York, to Panama,
in time to connect with the California. Mr.. Aspin-
wall is proprietor oil the PacIhc line from PANAMA.
by San Francisco, to Astoria in Oregon. These two
lines from New York 10 Chagrcs, and thence to
Astoria, extend as informed at the Post Of
flee Department, distance of 800 miles. The
service will be performed once month. The dis
tance from New York to Chagres has been stated in
the public prints at 700 miles. This is an evident
error There is a difference between the two places
of $40 30. and allowing for the dcfcxon in going
into the Gulf of Mexico and the Yucatan Channel
that distance may be safely estimated to be at least
1850 miles.
We are told that American traveller Stephens
is connected with the Pacific as well the Bremen
line. The spirit of enterprise succeeds that of ad-
venture and discovery. May il prove to be equally
enable him as highly to CRAFTY and serve the pub
il - IIDSbin Union.
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The French Consul at Richmond has made the fol-
lowing publication, which we copy for the benefit of
the Tobacco Trade:
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1848-01-06
SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.

NJ Office is hereby given, that in compliance
IN with the provisions of Chapter 49, Of the Revis
cd Statute, of lS43, the following lots, tracts Of
School land will be offered for sale, to the highest
bidder at public auction, at the door of the Court
House in the County ofVanderburgh and State Of In
diana, on the l4thday of March lS4S, at 10 o.
clock A NJ, viz:
The W or of the n or of sec no 16 in I 8 81 10
W containing 80 03-l00 acres.
N e qrol the NV of sec l6 in t5sr 10 contain
ing 40 20.l00 acres;
Sw or ofthe e or Of sec no lot 5 RIO w 80
o. 100 acres;
N e or ofthe seqr ofsec no l6 t5sr low 81 Al
100 acres;
Nwqrs eqr sec 10 5 s 10 W 80 44-1o0 acres;
Nwqrsw or sec Is ISL 10 W 40 acres;
N lot n of e lofne or OF sec % { SIS 10 W 20
acres;
Sioinlof ei of e Or ofsec % SIS T 10 20
acres;
N of s ofe of n Or Of sec % t SIS 10 W 20
acres;
sd offs aof ! ofn eqr of sec 2st 5 8 10 W 20
acres;
TERMS OF SALE-One-fourih Of the purchase
money will be required in hand and the residue,
the purchaser will be allowed credit OF twenty five
years. by paying seven per cent interest, thereon in
advance annually.
WILLIAM III. WALKER,
dec 31-6Od Auditor of Vanderhurgh County.