The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-10-11 00:00:00

ORSES and CARRIAGES SOLD BY
-6-1. AUCTION, EVERT THURSDAY Mid SATUR.
Y, at the LONDON gIC ENT, and SUR II E Y REPOSI-
TORY, near St. Georges church. Borough. by PALMER
and CO. A great Ch.lee of Carriages and Hanes, for Pri-
vate Sale, Exportatioutilte. •
Chaise Carts, Waggon, and Carts of VlWidde
No cvpence for the Sleuths% of Carriages, when
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Suctioneen, Tradesmen, and the Public in generfd, they hare
titled up a Building. Oar Hundred Feet loog. at the above
Repository, Sir a PUBLIC AUCTION ROOM, that Gen-
. tletuen may have nu advantageous opporautity of vending
their Property, for read 3 moony, whenisot eonvenient on their
own Premises. PALNIER atid CO.
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