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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-21
SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLfNA1
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT"
Thomas L. Garrett, J Simmons
rs. III
Harriet Garrett.

f1arrlet IaTFeU. Tuftltt0n.
WHY virtue of an Order from John Hill,
10 Esq. Ordinary of Edge6eld Dis,fict,
shall proceed to sell at Edge6eId Court
House, on the dirsl Monday 10 April
next. the land bcldnginsro iie estate Of
William Garrett, laie of the State Of Geor-
gia, deceased, situated in The Town Of
Hamburg. in the District and State afore:
said. known in The plan Of said town as lot
No 55, having 45 feet feet front on Market
Street, ard bounded North by lot No 65;
South by Market Street; East by Covlng-
ton Street and West by 10, No 56, will be
sold on 4 credit until the first of January
next. (lS50.)
The purchaser will he required 10 give
bono and two approved securities, and a
mortgage Of the premises 10 the Ordinary,
TO secure The purchase money. Cost TO
he paid in cash. -
s. CHRISTIE, s. ED.
March IA 81 8
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

rs. F0teeto'ars.
Mlledge GaIphin.
NOTICE is hereby given: :tha. BY vir-:
lV tue of an order from The Court of
Equilyin Ibis case, shallsell at Edge6eld
Cour, House on the first Monday in
April next, ihe following land, viz:
Ohe tract of land, Situated in the Dis
tricl and State aforesaid, III Beach Island,
containing nine hundred and eigh'een acres
more or less. bounded North by Smith IL
Clark's land, West by Casper Nails and
S. Clark's land, South by John Sterge>
negger, and East by Lands Of Johh Clarke
and II. Hankinson.
Also, one other tract of land, situated ID
Beach Island, in the District and Stats
aforesaid, containing two hundred1 and
f1y.oue acres, more or less, bounded
North by lands OF Mrs. Eyeritt and s.
Clarke, Yves, by Samuel Clarke, East By
T.B. Smiths land; aud South BY Mrs:
Ruher's laird. :. .l-H.
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NO HU NIB UG.

A LII persons without distinction, having
IA bous Int my Goods under prctcnce to pay in
a fep days, and especially those indebted 10
me from last year, may yet save cost by paying
Immediately, as | am determined to have all Of
my accounts collected forthwith. No indul.
gence will be given, as l sold at cash prices
Lool; for no more advertising in regard to this,
but take il for granted that will do what say.
j. COHN.
March 81, 1t 9
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Az Lot Of Land for Sale

YEHHE Trustees Of the Female Academy will
a offer for sale on mex, Saleday at II o'clock
A. M.Sthe lotof land containing abonf acres
in this Village adjoining the Baptist Church
lot; wllereonIB B:J Ryan's stables formerly stood.
Tern1s-zCredit I'LL lst Janury next.
!, E.;ss-ss! N. l.. GRIFFIN; Chairman.
Marcli2l, 1e49, 2t 9
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Stock of Spring Goods,

WHICH WE ARE now RECEIVING AND OPENING
Consisting Of the newest styles Of Ladies
Dress Goods, new style Gingl'ams, English
and American Prints, Hosiery, Gloves, Linen
Cambria Handkerchiefs. Beached and Brown
Homespuns, together with a full and complete
assortment of Mems and Boys PALM LEAF,
PANAMA and LEGHoRH HATS, Doors, SHOES,
BoEvErs, HARDWARE and CUTLERY, CRocxE.
Ry and GLASS Ware. Books and STATIONARY,
Willow and TIN WARE, SApDLERY, GRocE-
RIES, DC,
With many articles too tedious 10 rbention,
we arc now prepared TO sell LOWER than tile
LOWEST; all we ask is an examination OF
our stock, then Judge for yourselves.
We feel confident in giving entire satisfac'
ton 10 those who may favour us with call.
r. CAUSSE a. co.
March Z 1849; If =.
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NOTICE..

HbY order the Ordinary Of Edgcield Dis
ED lrict, will proceed to sell at The lesl-
dence Of Mrs. Ann Hill, on Monday 26tll inst,
all the personal estate of Wh,iman'R. Hill,
deceased, consisting Of
THIRTEEN LIKELY NEGROES,
Horses, Cattle,a large slock of Hogs, Corn,
Bacon, twelve bules Of Cotton, Plantation
Tools. Household Furniture, &c.
Will also be sold Prince, the Miller, Black
smith Tools. large number Of flour barrels
TERms-WiIl be liberal, with interest and
good securities.
II. S. DANIEL. Admir-.
March Sd, 1919.
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TIE Corvov CRop.-In relation TO tn

TIE CoTToN CRop.-In relation TO the
Cotton crop, STEWARDS Circular. which
went out in The Europe, has the following:
'rhe recent decline which has again
ensured. afier an advance obtained inn
mediately after the receipt Of highly "a:
vorable advices from Europe, can only be
accounted for on the supposilion that buy
ers are alarmed al the continued large
receipts of Cotton at tho ports, and are
fearful that the yield may exceed two
million six hundred, thousand hales. A
tight money market here, and the declin-
ing tendency of exchange the las! week,
has also operated against sales, this, how
ever, is now checked. As regards The
receipts, it is yet too early in the season to
make them test of the probable amount
Of the crop. The fine picking weather up
10 the 1st January, all over the Cotton
region, determined the crop, and we now
know but little more about The yield than
we did at that date. The position | took
in August last | have since seen no good
reason to change; il was simply Ihis-we
have had very favorable, growing sea-
son; if we had picking season equal 10
the las, The crop will probably amount 10
two million six Hundred thousand bales.
We have had such season, and now
say that believe my estimate correct,
aud that cannot exceed that figure twenty
thousand bales, uol do believe ii will fall
fifty thousand short Of il.
IMPORTANT ISrcRMATioN.-The Wash
ington correspondent of the Philadelphia
American, writes:
II is understood, upon sufficient aulhori-
ty, that the President will not entertain
personal appeals for Office, having estab-
lished the rule. a(ier a conference with
his Cabinet, laal all applications for Of.
fee must be submitted through the depart
ment to which they appropriately belong.
'Fhis is not only wise, but it is proper
regulation, and one tha, will relieve Gen.
Taylor from tdisasreeable importantly aud
establish the Cabinet on that dignifed and
elevated footing by which every member
may feel himself honored iu occupying the
station. Besides, it is manifes,ly rigl.1 in
ITSELF that applications should be examined
and considered in the Departments before
the appointing power is called upon to
exercise his Executive functions. 1t af-
fords security to The public survce and
protection to the President. More than
this. it destroys the dangerous system
which becomes so much n vogue under The
deceased dynasty, of augmenting the in
f,ISI,crS ~ tbs "s...r ,-r-.i ,it:,C;
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"A LLfDersons indebted TO the subscribers by
.A Judgment, Note, or otherwise, are now
earnestly requested to make payment during
hesmonh oEJanuary.
FromtIie long indulgence they have had
we confidently hope they will make some CO
ertion now, ,;lbat we want funds 10 respond tc
s = A. BLAND.
---------tU % BUTLER.
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LOST,

GhN tbeS2lst or 22d Of December last,
w between: Hamburg and Mrs. An der
sons, on tile Martintown Road, new
Pocket Book, containing about rs Dollars,
as followsty4 fen dollar bills, g. FIVE dollar
bills, all} on the Bank of Hamburg, and
about S:dr @ dollars in silver. The finder
will confer sagreat favor on the subscriber
by returning the same, and be well rewarded.
:. = ELIZABETH JOHNSON.
ia $3.50 If 30
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From the South Cdroiinian.
CHARLESTON, n

CHARLESTON, March l9.
Holders Of upland submitted 10 one
eight decline from the highest point last
week. Sales in consequence seventeen
hundred bales, at from 6 to u. Market
unsettled.
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mattresses! RIattresses !!

a H. Price & Co., having located al Edge.
eD fed Court House, will he pleased 10
receive orcers: for making Mattresses Of all
descriptions. on resemble terms.
J. H:!P. d. Co.. may be found at tlIeir room,
upstairs of DR., Goodwin's Store House, op.
posi,e The Planters ao'el, where specimens Of
their work can be seen.
J. II. PRICE,
J. T. PRICE;
IT. D. PRICE.
r..- -; l,5 C.P. MURRELL. =.
RErEREncg--I take pleasure IN saying that
'npon trinl,-I have found the Mattresses made
by the above named gentlemen. Of very ex-
celents squaliY..e Ii. r.. SPANN.
February z, 1919 If 3
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N OF ICE

THE Copar,nership heretofore existing
l. uEder tie name and style Of Coon q
SULLIVAN, this day closes by Limitation
The business will be continued by 5. +:
Goode alone. The business Of the con.
cern must be brought 10 a speedy close, and
We earnestly request all persons indebted
10 call and settle Immediately. All lhnse
indebted 10 US previous to the 1st of jaGu'
ary 1S4S, need not ask indulgeuce-the
money We must have.
S. F. .GOODE.
J. B. SULLIVAN.
Jan. / 1s49 If 5o
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~ ~. 's4~ -'S|'''SG- - - - ,0''e'
ne passages of the act Of 1916 involved
insult as weA--as injurya,o Pennsylvania
-..ud nef people must have been bliued to
their honor. aud interest If they had no,
resented it. The triumphant manner in
which the people ofthe commonwealth,
and 10 an especial and remarkable degree
The people of Schuylkil county, have vim
dicated their rights at the recent elections,
not only shows determination that The
principles of the tariff of. lS42 shall be re.
stored. and that their industry shall no,
in future be sacrificed 10 suit the views Of
political partizans, but exhibits in a strong
light the fact that. the people cannot be
long deceived, and that they can and will
enforce The due responsibility Of their pub
lie servants. While We are able to do
this, we may be sure that the republic
will continue to be safe, glorious, and tri-
umphant. offer for The acceptance
our brethren the following sentiment.
"Pennsylvania-Proof alike against the
violence ofopen enemies, and The subtle
ties Of professed friends. She will. always
stand for the rights OF industry and the
principles Of freedom.
/ am, sir wilb~ssfeat esteem,
very truly yours.
IVY NJ Al EHITt
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a.. Ne; Eo;S aaG !lfjT ncJ arc tL0ilGSS,
gold away down in Maine. The Belfast
(Me.y Signal states that a great excite
meni prevails in Frankfort, In that Slate,
on, account Of the discovery ofa substance.
there which resists acids, and which is
believed to be gold. Ilsays that the peo-::
pie, are abandoning their ordinary busi>
ness, selling their shops and bonding their
farms; and are of to dig the precious
metals. A valuable lead mine has been
discovered in Dodge county, Wisconsin.
The Skowhegan Press states thai lead
mine has hecn discovered at Moose Head
Lake, (Maine.) in which the ore is abun-
dant and the quality very good. yielding
about ninety per cent of pure lead.
SLAVERY in THE DisTRtcT.-Tn the
speech of General Chapman in Congress.
according to "Potcmac" of the Baltimore
Patriot, he argued that if Congress could
abolish slavery in The District, because the
Government had obtained by cession, or
purchased this District, then the Govern
ment.might purchase a square in The city
Of Charleston no which 10 erect Custom
House. and Congress could abolish slavery
within the limits of that square. And
also that If Congress had the power 10
abolish slavery. it also had the power TO
establish it, and it could purchase square
in The city Of Boston. for Custom tlouse
buildings and establish slavery within the
limits ofthat square:
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Cheaper tkan Ever

WN returning our thanks TO our customers
T. and friends for past Gavors so literally be-
slowed, we wond most earnestly solicit n
continuance Of the same. We nolo most re.
speclfnly invite the attention of our friends
and the public generally 10 our cheap and well
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-03-21

We had tho pleasure yesterday Of con-
versing with our admired and esteemed
fellow, townsman, Hon. w. C. Preston,
who has jus. returned from his trip to the
country, greatly improved in health and
appearance.
He is anxious TO resume his duties. bot
this his friends very properly will not con-
sent to until all the effects Of his late severe
attack shall haYe entirely worn of.
The duties Of his station are arduous
and trying to one in the most robust health
and should not too soon be attempted by
recent convalescent, whose will may be
stronger than his body.
1t has pleased us TO observe the solici,nde
manifested in relatioo to his sickness, not
only at home but throughout the Union
every s,s,esment relative 10 his condi-
ton having been returned TO US IN all our
exchauges.-columbia Telegraph.
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~ office.

A LII Persons indebted to the late firm of
"A Sibley &S Crapon; arc respectfully reques'
ted 10 come forward and settle the same as
SOON as practicable with the undersigned, as it
is desirable 10 bring their business to a close.
JOSIAH SlBLEY.
Tcb.2l, 1t s
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ys s-s.rsa Is From ths Baltimore Sun.
MORE NEWS BY THE AMERICA:
fsg,Sitss = ST. Jotin's, March 10.

sp'i;ss ST. JoHN's, March 10.
q The Royal mail steamer America, Capt.
: Shannon, arrived at Halifax from Liver
pool, al quarter Of 8 this morning, whence
I: she sailed ON the 24lh ut. and consequently
brings fourteen days later intelligence.
Our express arrived at Digby at fen
minutes before IL, in eight hours and forty
minutes from Halifax, crossing the Day ot
Fundy 10 six hours, having been detained
two hours by ice in the bay.
ENGLAND.
Mr.. Labouchere has again brought for
ward a Government, proposition for the
modification Of the navigation laws. Mr..
Bancroft, our minister, states that to what
ever exteu, The liberality Of the British
Parliament may be disposed TO iegisare in
this matter, that he is ready 10 sign
/. Convention tomorrow, based upon com.
plete reciprocity, upon the opening Of the
entire coastins trade of the two countries
TO the vessels of both. By The proposed
law it will be competent for an American
vessel to come to Liverpool from the
United States. laden with tobacco and cot
ion-she will be permitted, TO discharge
all or part Of her cargo in the Mersey, take
10 Manchester goods, or coal, or passen-
gers. and carry them TO Glasgow or Lon
don 10 transit, and clear our with perhaps
fresh cargo from the final port of her
discharge.
The Cholera.-The Cholera report have
swelled 10 1885, OF which 5,546 have
died; 37SS have recovered, and 1854
continue under medical treatment. Of
which the result is not stated.
Gold Ferer:-The reports from Cali
foraia continue 10 excite great interest.
The excitement extends 10 all classes.
1. The French Government have des-
patched French engineer TO California,
with the object of surveying The talked of
!, discoveries.
STATE of Trals.--The state of trade in
the manufacturing districts on the whole
is satisfactory. Employment rs plentiful
J and activity prevails throughout
There continues good demand Tor,
American securities 10 London.
The reported payment Of Pennsylvania
in,ereslin one halfreief notes was received
with considerable disfavor.
Money continues to get more abundant,
and the rate Of interest rules low.
The English funds have receded. Con-
soils at London on the 23d Were held at
e25 "a 93l
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oTodI e'ee"F
very truly yours,
w. nj. MEREDITH.
B. BARTHOLOMEW, Esq.

B. BARTHOLOMEW, Esq.
The following is an extract of letter
written in November, 1876 by Mr.. Clayton.
the Secretary Of Stale, to the wings OF
Delaware:
II there be any among us who shall
desire to play ,ba, game, or dare to offer
as whig measure any proposition which
has for its object TO battle and defeat the
unequivocal restoration of the tariff Of
1S42, let US at once repudiate the mea.
sure, as uncalIed for by the people, and
opposed to their wishes. Scouting all
distractions and generalilies. let Us con-
,inue to present the principle for which we
now contend. manfulIy andi openly, as an
object visible aad tangible-.he restoration
of the Shig tariff of 1912. Let this
stand as the wach-word of the party
the shibboeth of our political faith. In
scribe it on every whig flag. and each will
become a'larum as invincible as the Con-
stanlines.
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OPINION OF THE CABINET ON
. - THE TARIFF.

. We annex The opinion Of Two Of The
8 new cabinet, relative 10 the tariff of 1912.
They will be read with interest just now.
That of MIR. Meredith, the presen, Secre-
,ary of,he Treasury, is of avery recent
date: -
s. PIsLADELpHIA, NOVEL,, 1s4S.
MY Dear Sir:Lhad the pleasure Of re-.
sceiviDs, a few days since, your letter OF
i behalf. of the committee, inviting me TO be
present at the whig Jubilee in Polsville.
aon Saturday, next regret extremely that
my engagements here will prevent me
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
xICumoNp mARKETs. June =


TOBACCO-Receip and iu>P'cil
c,easne. but without any change IN -
Good aud fine manufacturing ard r't..i.
kinds are in demand, AMI sell readily +.
prices We quote lrgs = 30 = - - aa
common Leaf $3 80 a ga 80 miitins os
rs s. 50 and SO; good 10 tnr 70 % :
and So; extra manufacturing $40 Si2 ~
FLOUR 81 IS offered. No sa,s
WuEAT-90 a So {. ioT red; 100 .if -
The mills have ceased grinding ioI ~ >eas.a
CORN-None coming ,n-!as a i. p
CORN MEAL-60 cents.
OaTS-30 cents pei bushr
FlSH-Herrings are very ,cafcr gu -
a IS; Gross SAT 4 IS; Shat 50 q 81 FL
BACON-ViIsinla cuIed 5 Gems, hoe ~
Western Sides 81 a 7 cts. Shoulders a Of &
Hams u 10 cents
LARD-BarreIs Z! ) cents, kea,sa- :.
WHISKEY--23t cents tor Recifs:.
LIVE STOCk-BEEF: scale wcigh' : Z
3 25 gross; Hoes none il marsc' SHasf
Si~as in quality
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F0urah of JuIy sxrsirsiGn.

TO OLD POINT, NORFOLK Ahp r0RIsho0'
r 60 \ Persons WISHING q MAKE "
lightiul cxecufsi3a, s'e ~
Inai Tickets will be issued 10 leave h'-n"'
via Port WallhalI, by The beanlul srs".
MOUNT VERNON, Carain 2, NM.
Wednesday, The 4h. 10 return on 'neo = H.,
only for The round Trip, flown ani op y ="
Soc.
The cars will leave The Richmond al
burg Depot al 8 o'clock, A. NJ.
June Is THOS. DODAMEAD W !
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29

u We shall corr mence Tomorrow The publ.
CATION OF series Of agricultural essays, nom
The pen Of practical farmer and one OF The best
writer's on The subject in The State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29
BOARD OF HEALTH.

RICHMOND o'clock, P. NJ, June 18th.
Present-Messrs. John Caskie, (Presldenl,l
H. w. Fry, Nd. S. Valentine, Jas. Winston, and
Jas. Evans.
The Board have 10 report four new cases Of
Cholera, OF which one has terminated fatally and
three are still under treatment
The Board adjourned 10 meet again al 5, P.
NJ, on Friday, 18th inst.
P. CLAIBORNE GOOCH, Nj. D,
Sec'rY B. H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29

II We askthe attention OF our readers 10 the
very able and Interesting Letter OF york" 10
another column
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29

PARASOLSl PARASDLS
GREAT BARGAINS IN PARisoL-
tET + have Just opened an WI y =.
w 100 Parasols and pafa,oleues. 4, Il .
ces, from 81 ID cent. IL 3 80 eaci 8
cheap tor cash. Bargains can be hai 81
OWEN s. BhLLlay2
Dry Goods an CommIs.lo S'0
June 29 No al EdgIe , ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29

NOTICE no Ward Committees a, , -,
ed By the citizens, and those BY the volroles
10 make suitable arrangements 10 pay due
nors 10 the memory of James K. Pos .
President Of the United States, are IcqGe..,d
meet on Friday evening next, al oc!o !,
the office of MIR John S. Cask;e plrdc
attendance is respectfully requested.
r. q. HASKlNS,
JNO. RUTHERFORD
ID. TRUEHEART,
June 2S-2t or rn,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29

FATAL ACCIDENT The morning OF
Wednesday last, between the hours OF nine and
ten, whilst The workmen were engaged in con-
suuclng tunnel under the Petersburg railroad,
Tor The passage Of The Danville road, portion Of
the embankment gave way. and vas precipiiaIed
upon The workmen. Weregrel 10 learn that Mr..
Robert Smith and his son, (EngIishmen,) who
had charge OF The work, were killed, and third
person injured We understand the accident
will not affect the safely OF The Petersburg trairH
The track having Teen previously removed 10 The
opposite side o. the bank
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29

We are requested 10 state, that IN The absence
OF Mr.. Joseph Mayo from Richmond, his iIiencs
John S Caske, R 7. Daniel and R. Hover
son, Esqrsn will allend 10 his professional busi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29
BALTIMnRs lnne

BiLTiMoRs, June 21--t "
There are no lidngs yet i he steamer
hernia, n; " due al Halifax.
Farmers from The Eastern Shore = Maryls
and the adjoining counties q Baltimore sar T
the crops look well ard promise al shani
yield. Many are now preparing 10 CONNIE.
harvesting.
Que market is dull Sales G. 600 tar
Howard stree' -four al s4 a., and 200 q. =
80 Red Wheat is seiliGg a 95 1000 vi
corn 81, and yellow 81 SIS, oats IS .
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FOR rem L,

That wei! known esiatiisOinrn y. u.
fTh occupied by the late james =. =
LllQ on MARYLAND avenue, b. Wt'h !
Tn streets. This is very desirable ~.
any gentleman engaged 10 Inc purchd>~ = ~,
as !, has all The necessary accommo5s -
negroes. The pen and dwel ihe ~.
good repair; a good pump Of waef % \. +.
slabIirg Tor four horses; win CARR WON
COW house. Apply 10 Mas NJ un Ca j
June 29-eo6l Wsshi"- -
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NORFOLK MARKET, Jrz. ~
Cotton Per T.. . to 7 cts C'h. ,a.Is
white and mixed al 81 { ; no ye!loa IN r'+ifci
OATs-Per bushel Is 30 c.
PgAs- G6 l-2 a SIC.