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June IS, 1922. - MARYLAND To-
pAcco.-Two hogsheads Of very su-
ner;or fine bright yellow tobacco,
raised in Frederick county, by Gilbert
and Ephraim Davis, father and son,
sold for $35, being the highest price
paid for any tobacco the present sea-
son. We hope the state OF foreign
markets may as fully compensate our
enterprising merchants, as the com
netition has in the present case re-
warded the industry of our planters.
One hogshead also raised by the same
persons sold for $25,
A Barbecue will be prepared in
1ibertv-town, on Tuesday, the lst
dav Of Oct. 1922, to which the candl-
daies for the next Legislature, the
candidates for Congress, together with
tho inhabitants of Frederick county,
are respectfully invited: Mr. John
Glisan will address his fellow citizens
on the occasion.
Sept. %, 1922.
M.RR1Ep-At Baltimore, on the
10Th Of April, 1922, by the Rev. Mr.
MrCain Mr.. WILLIAM FEW, late
Of Baltimore, to Miss SUSAN RlI-
CHE daughter Of the late William
Richie, Esq, Of Freder'ck-town' Ma
On Thursday, the 25th of April
1922, Mr.. Ellie CROFT to MISS
AMANDA BIGGS, all of this county
TO BE SOLD at PUBLIC VENDuE
on Saturday, the Goth instant, at the
dwelling house Of Capt. ABRAHAM,
WHITE, in Taneytown, a variety OF
Uouseho old and Kitchen Furniture
consisting of beds and furniture, ma
hoganv tables, chairs, desk and BOOK
r,se ETC.; a choice and valuable col
lection OF books, amongst whcil are,
- large edition oi Blackstone Com
meutaries, Cunningham Law Die
tionary, and Ainsworth Latin dltto :
y valuable saddle horse and milch
COW. Twelve mouths Gre ilt Will hr
given, and the terms fully mad'
known on the day ut sale.
JOHN GWlNN.
bee. &, lISl.
10 BE SOLD. On CREDIT, neal
thy Young Negro fellow, well 'c-
outinteA with plantation business
ANY person wishing to purchase, may
know the terms by app! ylng to
JDHN MCPHERSON.
Crederick-town De-. II, l'o'.
TO BE SOLD, at PRIVATE SALE;
That we'll known one story framed
house and lot of ground, formerly oc-
cnpied bv SEBASTIAN WIGLE, deceas-
el The house is 30 feet in front, and
26 feet deep the lot is 80 ieet front
bv 60 feet deep There is also a sta
be and smoke house and good pump
in the kitchen, under the house, the
whole in good repair. Also, another
lot of ground lying at the upper part
of Mr.. james Smiths lot, which is oo
feet front, and 300 feet deep; any per-
son inclinable to purchase, may view
the premises and know the terms, by
applying to the subscriber.
WILLIAM WAUGH.
Dec. 4, 1857.
MINERALS. A person whose
name is SHEETS, latel arrived from
Germany, at Lancaster, in the State
of Pennsylvania, with good RECON-
mendations, who was brought up in a
regular way, as mineralogst and
retiner of metals, and has studied all
the necessary branches appertalnlng
to that extensive science and who has
served great Prince, in that capacl-
ty, with advantage fer upwards OF ~
years makes known to the public,
that he came to this country, to e1-
plore and examine its mountains, and
to give his counsel and advice, for the
extracting and manufacturing OF Its
metals and minerals to the best ad-
vantage. Therefore he proposes to
examine and assay in fire all ore and
minerals which shall be brought or
sent t. him on paying ten shlIl'nga
for ca h, and to determine with pre-
cision and exactness, how much each
ore or minerals contains IN every
hundred weight. Those persons being
desirous Of having any minerals eaa-
aimed or assayed, VIII be pleased to
send them TO Messrs Steemer, Albright
" Lain, Printers, at jhe new printing
Office, in the borough Of Lancaster or
those who should want his counsel
and advice will be pleased to direct
their letters as above.
Lancaster, Pa, Nov. 10, 1881
The subject Of minerals having re
Gently engaged the public attention,
all persons IN the mountains OF the
Catoctin and Sugar Loaf or the Allie
GAMES, incllnabIe to having their ores
examined, by thorough and sclent'
fc mineraIogst, latel ly from Germany.
are requested to send or deposit them
with Mr. James Smith, at his store, in
this town or at the store of Mr.. John
Hoffman, or with Cel. Baker johnson,