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LONDON, De-. {
RUPTURE or THE .NEGoCJ I.,s.
MESSAGE TO THE M,y,,

MESSAGE TO THE MAYOR.
Lord Howick presents his conoI;m..
to the lord mayor, has the honor f to At.
nit, for the information of bis lo ~ "a'
a copy of message just received O 1.a
Deal. "0
Downing Street, Oct . |
Telegraph message from Deal, >
nutes past cne, P. IL. 9Th October Oo W.
"A messengers arrived-Lora LsudrrII]
quits Paris Tomorrow Clyde frips,e u
dered to attend.
(Sigoed)
GAMES SHAW, Mann,
/" Mansion. house, half past 4, P, NJ"
The Courier says ministers must b,v.
been certain the negotiation lad connie.
~ failed before they would hay. made
communication like the above.
Wherever the intelligence was sDyead.a
vas received with JOY. On The exchaoe
repeated huzzas were given.
Fresh orders were issued 70 the Bfiti,A
naval commanders on the news tia, Lore
Lauderdale was coming hcme.
BoDaparte left Paris September 9s, al
had arrived at Meniz. The Freoch an,
Prussisn armies were withn days marc
Of each other, No declaration Of war la
been made. a French minister was sing
Berlin.
The Russians were advancing,
Ga the 26th of September the embarg
on vessels for Prussians ports was raised
England.
The British have appointed an envoy
adlast their differences with Prussia.
1t was reported the British had gaud
ano;hsr victory in Italy.
The French frigates Minerva, InJsd,
gable, Glory, Armide aud Rfesidea! h'4
been taken by the BRUSH.
Lord Percy had bees elected for MaI
minister.
Mr.. Nhisbread was appointed secretary
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From LISBON

Cap.sin Hulen, who sailed from Llsbs'
October 5, informs, tina, earl 81. VnceO.
left there on the frs., bound TO Ea5lanc
with his own and TWO other ships, aud III
remainder of The squadron, it was sa''
were 10 proceed 10 bueuos Ayres, With
reinforcement. The Portuguese were 90
der no approximations of being invaded y
a French aud Spanish Amy Our Iai'
news from England stated, that the apn'1
tensions fer the immediate safety OF Pof'
;ugal aad subsidized. In peace she nIGN'
no, be disturbed. and if the war CONTINUES
j, now appears Bonaparte will employ
mene for his soldiers else where.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-02

A few copies of the AMERICAN GAR
DENER,for sale by Robert Gray, at hisSta-
h0Tary Store, King-strest.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-02

We have received frou, gentleman OF
the first responsibility Just arrived from
Kentucky the following statement OF 'act''|
relative to the judicial proceedings 10 'h'|
case OF col. Burr.
Judge IEaes having taken time TO con-
slider the application OF the attorney OF insl
district, which was to issue process to CO.
force the attendance OF Mr.. Burr, to AL
swer heterogeneous, whether he wa' ea1
gagged in the scheme ascribed to him, an'
TO enforce the attendance OF witnesses %
give .estimo ny on the same point, on ~
Eth or 8sh of November, our informaas
90, certain which day, pronounced Inc ~,
cision of the court, which was thar the coa''
did nos possess the power to grant The "']
ton, and if they die, that the AFFIDAVIT wal
not sufficient ground for it.
o. the motion Of the attorney OF '",|
district, the court then ordered a gf'1
Jury 10 be summoned instantsr, when WI
accordingly formed during the sitting i
the court. At shis point of time Mr.. b'"l
attended by bis council, appeared in c0o,
MFR. Burr, addressed the court and '''|
that having understood, just as ne wa
bout to leave the state, that certain ea"s
had been preferred against bin, DC y"
come from Lexington for the p'rr''S ",
requesting .has,an immediate inveEt,s, %,|
might be had. Mr.. Davies The a"
attorney. said he was NOT -eparea"
into an immediate investigation hefQ's
grand jury, land moved that ',Svf elm.
be dismissed until the "Wednesday .Y' !,
ing to give him an opportunity u ~
mean time to summon his wl!aes'S"
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FF6ni tie Baltimore American.
EXTRACT OF AN
5 r lcI.,si,z TL,dTiOA,

Sp5 az lfaytiaa caasliassga against ne
lr1s, Dessatiass, from n'e l3tA1tothe i7fa
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-04

to avoid danger from the Bahama faofc on the
z4sh, at "a. M. the water changed color !;
immediately vote iliipto the fou.hwaTd, and be-.
fore her fails had fillsd Che truck upon reef Of
rocks lying between Sandy Key and Wood. Key,
on the lizzie Bahama bank, and a!moR immeo.
atcly bilgrd, the fea making free breach over
her, aoye the fmall boat on dtck-.at Io A. M.
part of the seheps keel came Up fllastcrcd TO pic.
ces, and ioon after the main deck began 10 rip
up tore and aft, and the quarter deck was no.
mentarily expected to be torn up; at eleven rhe
deck being comfortably fhattcres, they attempt
ed to holt out the long boat in order IL ponible
TO reach one OF the keys, which however was
truck by iea and daihed to pieces; in this pc.
rlous iltuasion with lcarcely hope Of favog
their lives, they remained until P. NJ. when
the gale uegan 60 moderate they then, with
much difficulty repaired the iinall boar 70 as TO
float, AMI az ?, tne form having ceniids,aby a
Dated, Ne captain, fupsrcargo, mate and TWO
ieamenl hree framen re,naioing on board) left the
wreck AMI in about two hours landed on Sandy
Key, lma uninhabited defert the following
m3rnins the form having fubhied, the boar was
tent co the wreck, and returned with iuppl, OF
provltl ,ns and water the fix lueeeeding days they
were eaabcd TO proceed to and iram the wreck,
and with much excftion f.sed part Of the fails,
mats, aud figgiag, after remaining on the key
days, the mate and thee ieamen took the
boat In tearch OF lone OF the wrecsers Tor sfIi
ancc, the captain, iupsreaSgo. and 1cmiindei OF
tho Grew were taken off, with VIII, was iaveei,
oy ihei hr. Cenapede, captain sawyer, and az
rived here On the zoet. the mae aud thee
amen have also arrived.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-04
PUBLIC SALE.

TN purfuance Of deed OF .rua from Benjamin
j Tal6at, now decesfed, late of FsiIfax COM
~, TO the iuofcubcr, for the purpoie OF fecuiing
,te payment Of Certain deb. due from the ia,d
Taibu, to jonah 1hon.rlon and Richard Veitch,
OF the town of Alexandra ard difria of Colum.
bis, will be expoicd 10 pubic fale, for cab, On
ii usemifes, ca WEDNESDAY,, the ed day
O, ldly next, a certain usc, of AND, fitua,ed
O, ,he head w.ters OF Piney Branch, in the laid
comfy IF Fairfax, adjoining the lands OF Mr..
Jhouss Melao, and a;'out two and half miles
I, ON Fairfax rou.t houie; containing ga and
half acres, Together with all the improvements,
buildings, &c. lhetesn being the fame tIatf Of
land on which the faid Taibat Iaiely rsfded, snS
now in pcf aion of his widow.
Sale will commence at eleven O'Clock in The
forenoon,
David Stuart.
Tune 2. zaw2dJye
49, = ..--'
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SHIP

ARRIVED,
Schooner Alert, Capt. Dye, - days from
Curracoa coffee & Dyewoods--J I homp.
for and Son.
Left there fchooncr Sukey and Peggy, OF and
for Philadelphia, to fail the fame day fchooner
Henrietta, of and for Baltimore, in or 10
DAYS; Schooner Polly, Of Boaon, to fail for n.
York in { or s days; fcbooner Hope, Captain
Watts, juft arrived from Baltimore. The brig
Hope, Capt. Lake, OF Philadelphia, was caft a.
way on Boncra, few days before Capt. Dye
failed enc Of th: crsw esas 2sasnset =. =. .a ne
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N 9 I I G. E.

DY virtue Of deed Of truA sisen 20 me by
ID Jane, Kernedy j. in order TO isdsy cer-
tain debts therein fpeci6sc, tue to Join LaiEt',
M:Ets. Chamberlain sne Hunfhfey', Gabriel
Wood, and Joel add ,nathao P e, do Leeby
offer for isic by private coottsd, the whole OF
the fo,k in trade OF The faii 4mss KeAnedy, i.
as il was dspoGed With me; asd he not having
complied with the condition therein contained,
and redeened the fame agrcsabiy to bis un-
d-gtakins in the deed Of trua, end il being
the Rock Of a Duggia aud ChemiA, may be
worthy the attention Of iome pe'ion in that line
of buGneE. Ii no p'lpolals are tacIed to ire
before the flf day OF July, ! lhan then exYofs
the f.me 20 tub'is f@ie, Together with all the
houlehoId furniture conveyed 20 NE by the laid
James Kennedy jr. TO fstisfy the purpcles OF the
laid dsed, ualsr she TEN. ard conditions therein
contained.
James Saunderfon, Trsfes.
lune l..
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MAY 6.

bro ca particulars respecting the lois of the
S.;Is yius' captain ]. Ravens Horton.
The IA "om Havana on the 18th Mach. on
N \. u ro the Florida horc 10 lat. "a, 90,
wind H. 'I ~, day obfsrvei in az, S, H.
"a s W u" r'owing hard and varying from S, f
a 0eeret northerly cou,re 70 keep the
,.,,.l , aoie on board about 6 P VI. the wio.!
which .ouoa TO welt and blew tremendous gale
ia, ana I'm during the night. with teav,
q "a kan, ~ on.em''sed violence, in the m.ar
= 'a' VAIL closs pp.a the w;nl 10 o,ae,
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Five Dollars Reward.
June f..

Strayed from the iublcriber about
three weeks go, final! black and bite COW,
without horns, lhc 10 goor order and near
caIying. po,chaisd her Of a man from Lou.
dcun county and II is probable ihe may be making
for that coanry. he above reward will be
pai,, to any p:rf9n WAC VIII deliver her to me in
Alex andsia.
WILLIAM HARPER.
Tune d.. coat
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-. our bow shot through the arm, aod
a ~ slightly woundsd IN the shoulder ,.s |;
]. : remarkable that no person was killed
hoard the Argyle; the pfIvatesr havipS
~ brass nine FOUNDER three times into
~ ~ when within pistol shot, charged with
- b.ndred muskct balls each time, and
aso, no constant fire of sixty maskess;
~ naip,ails, masts, pumps, sPars, caDin
..dows. SIC. were completely peppsred.
8 N, taxing possession of US, we were llat
80, myseif) plundered OF every article,
es.o the letters | had in charge; however,
n !, nv being taken on board the Privateer
:. captain recovered four pair OF panta-
LIONS. TO waistcoats, and two pair OF
.orE;nqs for me. Capt M Nicoll, on &C.
sanot Of his wounds, was allowed 10 re
: ,in on board the Argyle, whlch was sent
"A for Barracoa, and WAS detained on
&board the privateer; she mounted ! Brass
. oounder, four SIS, with SO muskets, and
so men; the Argyle mounted Two as and
Sfoor 6's. with Is met and a boy, captain,
mate and myself included. AT day break,
=. Odd. the prlvateer discovered sail 10
and immediately gave chase; the
&ylud being light. she pulled with 3 sweeps
4 ..;de. but did not overiake their chase uil
IA o'clock P. N. When they took the vessel
af,er exchanging one shot; she proved to
be SINAI. privaseer schooaer of New Pro.
|yidsnce, mounting two s and two4 Pennd
ers. commandtdby captain b Bethel, and
manned with oaly IA or IS hands: II 4
|o,cIock A. M. the 9th, discovered a Il set
|Of 10 ships, about 4 miles 10 windward
With small felucca digging themI The
\ 1 oness having made slgnalto The trlacca,
she i'm mediaIely came along side, and re-
por.sa them TO b. English merchantmen,
without any convny, that she had been a
Amone them for thrre successive days, and
had exchanged several shot. With one that.
Twas armed and manned from the Others,
#sha. she oaIy waited to fall 10 with another
81 priya,ssr 10 assist him in taking this ship,
and that this.ship would be an easy capture;
Ii vas then determined, by the cap aims OF
Hthr two priyateers, to man toe Providence
Spriyateer, aud that the three schocners
should immediately puil up sheirsweeps
hebreszebeiag very light and make their
Foriunes. At IL O'Clock A. II. they got
within sho', bur helog detet4niaed on board
ling, they did not ere, neither did the meT-
chantmen (who were drawn % in a line Of
battle. '-sa @
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ps'Ol shot, when they opeaed tremen
dols hte % the pfiva,eess which truly as
'oOshsd them they, however, Tough,
fWfh desperation, for an hour and three
kqnrlers, when they were glad 10 sheer of.
Ale Lioness was twice hulled, bu, eos
man hurt. Ga getting to respectable dis
lance from the merchant ships, the priva
/ lsels agaia held council of war. when
Ihey determined on sending the Providence
PHTa,eer to Barfacoa (beiag about 20
leagues dis,ant) for assistance, and the
other two TO watch the feet. this they con.
nOued doing until 10 o'clock, P NJ. the
18th, when they discovered sail 10 lee.
Sard, close hawled, which they dreaded
much, bat depending on toe superiority 10
sA'hne' they stood for her: she proved to
&c TIC ship Active, cap,aio Jobs Vernon
from Fort de Cavelio, of and bound for
aIadephia. on board of which as wSli
= all tee other prisoners (two that belong
60 10 the Argyle excepted, who en;ersd on
p0aId toe Lio1ess) were put
Va taxing my departure from this priva.
es,' HIS but justice TO remark, that while
W ooard, as well as all other prisoners,
", were treated with the greatest cisil,sy BY
.ae Captain and FIRST lieutenant: as for the
aOs'or, SHALL not at present make any
- 90 his conduct, but should the
,aa au's OF war put it 10 my power even to
a"ss nm any assistance should with
/. :. do il, which | consider would
- greatest punishment I could iohic,
. egoa hlm, if be is a man of liberal
s. aviation, which, were it no, necessary
llonS man OF his profession to be, | should
Gu; '' very much. l he privateers are a.
gu gone In pursuit of the feet.
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a(esan0rta DAILY gslRrttser.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4.

G3TdCt 81 q fetterJr0K a gentleman IN CIR
racoa, to hIs friends in 1his tozua, dated
nay IS, 1soS,syeceved BIZ the srho2ner
Alert, arrived here Ia 10 dtyssbdssaee.
''Busluess of all kind. has bee e PERFECTLY
at stand ior some tune, owing 10 an EN-.
bafgo on The Main, 10 consequence OF Mi
Tapda's expedition. believe the embargo
viii be removed Immediately, as We have
certain accounts of the capture Of tue az
MS schaoners, AID tie ship seing forced 70.
isavs the coQst.h
Captain Vincent, from Havsonah, informs
tha.s few days fore hr.f il.d, the Brit;h !lgate
.Arethuta had gos on aiorc On the Collo,ados
Rect, aid " as obliged TO throw all her guns ex
eepting fix ov,rboird, eogetle with her water
arl provisions; IN a azy ortwo after hc fc: in
with iae fldcronf,, a spanih ~, from Havan.
ma, who give chate &c her, bui WAS unable 10
conenp with her. Capt. Prars, from this por,
for Havana, was afterwards boarded 10y the A.
retha(a !; the captain informed him that it wa.
.heir determination. had the Hide enio GENE up
with them, to have lsi1 her along Edc and board.
ed her. Capt. Vincent left at Fl vnna big Her
culc, Courtacy, Phillips, and { hr, Re p,!,sn,
Wslh, TO faii fof this pors an ID days.
lCba.Afaa pa4e,.J
The CRIsIs.=A new and very excellent
paper, under the above title, has re.
Gently b,en established in LONDON, and
OF which, BY the polseness of gentle
man who came passenger in the ship
Eanny, we have received several OF the
la,est numbers. They contaa many in.
teresting articles relative to the occur.
FENCES OF the passing ,imr, which, when
our limits will permit. we shall lay before
the reader. On the subject of the kings
possessions III Germany, which have been
lately seized by the house Of Branden.
burg, the editor of The Crisis commu-
nicates the following interesting obser.
ya,ions. N I. d. AdD j
There are few subjects less understood
than the importance of Hanover 10 Eng
land. II mus, he still within the me mory
of many of Us that the slightest regard of
our kings TO their electoral dominions ex-
cited most general clamor. Ii is doubt.
less pardonabie in subjects to be jealous
even to excess of the affection OF their so.
vereign, but the real interests of this coun.
try were but ill understood when Hanover
was the object of this grudge. 1t may
answer good end to explain this more
folly.
In the first place, Hanover is the first
and connecting link in the chain OF our
constitutional system.
As loog as England, depending upon
her internal and agricultural sources, grow.
ing only sufficient for her own supply, and
manufacturing onlyto the same extent; in
word, SO long as England had no, reached
the u,mos. poinr of her civil progress, SC
iong might England in safety preserve her
self aloof from continental connection.---
The argument was then more than meta
phoricallv good, that as an island, nature
had separated US from the continent, and
given US system Of our owa thar Rs
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PUBLIC SALE.
Wanted to Pwchaie.

es'00oUV % = ~ tHtTC,
a few likely young NEGROES,
OF both lexes, for which liberal price
will be paid il application is made this
day orby 10 o:clockto morrow nom.
ing, at
Rodgkiuss Tavfvn.
July a ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-16

TIRE SnI/friber being deGrous to remo7'e to TIE
TsReH Country, zvW ofc~. for .IaIe at buLHe
auction, in the Tozvn Of Neqv-Caaton, on tic
tbird daI of.Juiy next,
Il MAT valuable Tract Of LIND called Bear
4 Garden, containing by enimation nearly five
hundred acres, one hundred and forty-zine of which
are low grounds of very hyperion quality. The ex 4
traordinary and well known fertility Of this Land
makes uieels fay much about it, it is without,
doubt among the mof valuable fpots on lanes River
AT the fame time and place will be fold, conn
pIete Grit Mill and diitery, with about one hundred
acres of Land including nine acres of low ground at
the ferry which has fold for thirty pounds per a.
ere this tract is adjoining the one above mentioned,
and will be fold either with without it to accom-
MEDIATE purchalers the two usited would make
mott complete eRablifhment. The terms Of lale for
either or both will be fourth of the purehafe mo-
ney in hand, another fourth on the fri day Of Iaaua-
ry next, when legal title and poeon will be given
and thebalance in two annual nnaments lecured by
deed Of trut on the property. Mr.. Johnion the
overieer will thew the land to any perlon d1poied to
purehale.
PEYToN HARRISON
April %. ct tdG
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EMPLOYMENT.
IbyH

y ME iubfcriber, is particularly requeRed bv
MeiiFs Abbotts and Steward (fucceTors to l.
iaac W. Morris of Philadelphia in the Brewing buff
neisJ to make known to the citizens of Richmond.
a and me pubic generally that they mean keep him
iuppiIed from time to time with Efficient Quantities
OF PORTER & BEER from their Brewery. 70 an
liver the confurnption of Richmond and the country
trading Herewith.
The tubieriber can fay with confidence, that iudp-
ing from the iampe heretofore received, that both
the PORTER * BEER is Of hyperion quality, and
VIII be fold as low as it be had in PHILADELPHIA.
Orders from the country will be promptly attended to-
DANIEL TRIPLETT.
April I8. enav,
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
HGtbiHg!on, Mig Sd, 1906.
NOTICE rs HEREB1- GYYFN.

~ ASFs 10 EIEEE ~ GgDEN,
MAI ieaed Propofas will he received by the
lreauer Of the United States, as Aygnt for the
Gommllioners Of the Sinlsin:, Fund, until the 18th
cay OF June next iaeluve, for the purcaie of the fol-
lowing iPscies oi the public debt, viz Eight rer
cent Old Six per cent: and Deferred Six per cent
July next OFF.
such perions as may be deGrous of contrasting for
the iae OF any portion OF the flocks
are requeed to tranimit their propoals Enl.d rs NV
der cover TO the iubfcriber, fpeciryug therein the
unFedeemed amount and Species of fad Stocks, and
the lowell price they will accept for the fame; which
propolais will be opened on the 9TH day of r,n.
next in the manner tretlei b. law.
In all cafe. where the terms approved of, paw
n'ent will be made Immediately after the nocks thus
Purchaied HAIL have been transferred TO the tubfr
Der III truit for the United States
TIL T. TUCKER.
Tregc IN. States.
May 8. (lm)
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WIIIlAM HART

CSP3tte tee Scakt Hsyit,
I pa'1 continuity on hand large quantity of
&A bo LED PORTER and ALE, which he
can recommend as of the rit quality, having purehs
tea M Mr.. BILLINGroN's Cock and feeling every bot
tie hied hmteIf. Families lupplicd with Draft BEER
by the barrel or retail.
Aiio TOR cath or country produce only, general
aiol 'hnent OF Groceries, among which are
f'ne flavor d transparent Rum Shrub.
bohea ca by the chez or ID. quantity of New
very cheap.
April %. e,4w 8,oo,,f
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JOHN ALCOCK.

JDIIIN IlIIOONh,
INFORMS the public that he has lately enabIih-
ed CABINET SHOP in the city ofRchmond
on the Crois-treet leading up from Profer e Mon.
cures Vendue-Gore, and the Fire InlIrapce Of
hee where he intends manufacturing all kinds NJ
Cabinet Ware in the mott modern lile he Aa,ters
hn1elf that thoGe whomay favour him with their COM
mands, will find his work equal to any made in the
tate as he has provided hmelf with the beit of ma
terals
Ele will fell his furniture low for prompt pavnen,
only, as his ftuaton win not admit of giving credit
January so. IT,
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Il HE Holders of PRIZES in the Firn CIae of,be
L William & Mary Lottery, are informed. thar
every exertion is making, obtain payment for the
Tickets fold on credit which thofe thus indebted are
again apPrized, will become due on the 9th prefent
and are earneRly entreated to make immediate re-
mittances to the ubicriber. So loon as funds fic;
en to dlcharge lueh claims, the major part of them
are on hand notice will be duly given. In the mean
while, thofe inclined to receive bonds. or notes in
payment may on application have their claims i'm
mediately iatshed.
The TICKETS for the 2nd clafs are preparing ::
and will be lhortly ready for delivery by
RO. GREENHOW,
April 10. 4w.
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MANCHESTER TURNPIKE coMpaNv

q T meeting of the Board of Direqo-s -, = =
L 4 10th of May, 1906 ''' '''e
Hgo!'fs' hat the Stockholders be required TO raw
INTO the hands of the rreaurer, the further FINN IS
IouF dollars on each lhare, or before the lI of
Rg'0fVed, Tha; the Clerl, be infruaed to call =,
meeting OF Il Stockholders, to be held at Mr.,
rooR: 'avei ION Saturday the 18th June next, for
the purpo'e OF deciding on buinef of confequeuce to
Inc company Ex:ract from the minutes,
May Is. I'm NiA'
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April ls
IMPROVED PROPERTY IN TILE Tow,T

1880 - 80 NN'A 'N D IN ! His I(C\N NJ
OF MANCHESTER, FOR SALE.
virtue OF 4 deed itrua, executed Ivy Alexan-
der and Peter Field Trent, to the lu6cribsr. in
order to ieeure the payment ola fun OF money there-
IN ipecied; vii! b. offered to the hiyhea bidder.
Jor e%l1' or country produce. the Goth Nav nex,
thrse improved 1'ENEMElSrS, ON the Main Gras,
IN the town OF Manchester, VIZ two Norv velIcu,
houie' formerly occupied by Aher Marx, eopoin;ny
t"o rooms below, and two above FAIRS, and 4 large
ana convenient Lumber Houfe. By eypenJ;noe,
!"""J.m m repairing the houies attached to this lot
""ra % rendered the moi eligible iitualion in tar
.pwn ,or o''''eis. The houie and lot prefer, in
the occupancy of Mrs. Turner, coutaiung ,bra.
rooms VIZ; tore, lumber and countirg.roon, To
Per'on Who rs anxious to inveR his funds in tIe
grocery hne, the eligibility of this tenement. =. a
hand, invites his mott ferrous attention-And ,h..
nolies and iO adjoining Mrs. Turner, and at pre-
len. unoGtuPed this tenement is in good repair,
ana calculated TO accommodate imall family. b,y.
ing kitehen' Fable, &c. Should any perion win
10 zee me above properly &c. before the day of le
enquire oil Edward w. Trent, Richmond.
Ar.r, ,.-,oa JOHN ARCHER, Tyyfes.
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