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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-08
STATE OF THE ENGLISH
FINANCES.

FINANCE The total amount ofthe p,IIy-
lie expenditure of G.. Britain, exclus We OF
the charge of loans rail- ed for the service
of Ireland, for ten years, ending the 5.h
January, 1908, comprising the Whole peri,
oil Of he war terminated by the peace Of
ADiens, is about 503.378 54Oy. whereof
1850 454 arose from the Charge of the.
public funded and uniun1ed deDt, and 32s..
$50 086l from all other services; aud about
241 800 1854 was raised by the ordinary re-
venue and inc dental payments of dffR.re
kinds about 32,679 00Ok. by extraordinary
war taxes=-22O, oS5 SOL. by addi ons to
the public funded deOt, 5000 ,6OOL by an adj
vance from the bank wIthou. int crest, in
consideration ofthe renewal OF tue charter,
and an advance Of 5000 000k from the bank
in 1898, of which I,5o0,OO0 was repaid in
1905.
The total amount of the public expendi-
ture Of Great Britain, exc. usive of the
charge of loans raised for the service IS
Ireland, for six years ending the 5th of Ja-
nuary, 1909, being the SIX first years of tue
present war, is about 395 ,945 1901 where.
of 166 AS ,0S2f arose from the charge of
public funded and unfunded debt, and 22o.
701,647k from all other services and that
about 4,403, 292k. hes been raised by the
ordinary revenue and incident,I payments
Of various kinds 90 ,24O 600, by extraor-
binary war taxes; 81, 16S,41Si. by additi-
ons TO the public funded debt and $500,
0o0I BY an advance without interest from
the bank.
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SIP ANISH AND PORTUGUESE
AFFAIRS.
From Cork ftafters.

LONDON, July s.
On Saturday dispatches were received from
Admiral Berkeley. and Sir A. Wellesley,
bro ight by the Entreprenante cutter of 10 guns,
from Lisbon.
When the messenger who brought the Gen
erals dispatche. let the army. Sir Arthur
was within s:srtofTic o~s'. army, and intend
ell 20 give hin battle the following dav
victors retreat entirely cut off, and
from the dispositions that were made there
was every ration Il hope tha, his army w id
be destroyed Sir A. Wellesley had been
joined by the 4)th regiment
BY the NJ Iltt nail, we have received &C
counts from smyrna. IF the 2)th Of May and
from Coast ,,iilo,l- to the 2ist of April The
Grant Seiyii is reported TO he determined
| TO carry on the with vigour aganst the
Russa's. and Vas making great preparations
for that purpose
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LIVERPOOL, July 9.

Messrs. NJ. DJoush * Co. of this cj,v
received last .ven,ng the following tet,er
from the RUBY, Capt. Currie, dated HOWE
Lake, (Quaranliue Ground, ab u. ID miles
from this place,) July S-vz.
81 have arrived mere alter win,erJike
passage OF 37't!ays from Palermo, which Z
Left on the 1st ut. hopoured vita dispatch-
IS from Lord Amherst, and General Sr
John Stewart, whom / lefe al Mslaao EN-
bark ng an army of $4,000 men. BRUSH
and Siciiian, under has command, destin-
ed to attack Naples, aud winch were in
tended to san days after my departure
the particulars OF shis, and the acton OF the
Aussrians, composed my dispatches.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-08

The Goree sloop of war, VIII ch has avriv-
ed in Halifax FROM Lisbon, byot. tn e Ia est
news from that quarter. The united Span
ish, English and Portuguese forces had ad
ysnced 10 the frontier Of New Castle -
Fbe French corps under Marshal Vielor,
which had meoaced Seville, had fallen
back on the Tagus, TO Talavera de la
ReyDa to which point King Joseph and
Gen. Sebasiani we're marching with re
infcrcement of $4,000 usn OF the CORPS
which had been operating IN La MaDcha.
The situation Of the comba ants made al
early battle highly probable. We know
not The force Of tie opposing armies. That
Under Viclor mist, We think, have been re
insorced ffom all the French corps in Spain
and we doubt not Will be found, on the day
OF battle. 10 have been from so 900 TOTO,
600 sToag. Gen. Cuesta, our Spanish &C
counts say, had 10000 men with him bat
great proportion Of those were yeomaDry,
OF whom 20 600 we have Iestn, were with.
out mu.quets land hit great part Of hi
cavalry we're destitute Of saddles. Sup.
plies Of arms and saddles may have been
received from England. The English
troops under Gen. Wellesley, were esiis
maed at 0,ooo:--And the Portuguese
under Gen. Beresford, at an equal mum.
ber ;---oply ono third of whom, however,
were regulars. There was a Spanish
army ia La Caroline, which had been op-
po:ed 10 Sebasti ami, and which would pro-
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MALES, IuneI4.

The Emperor Napoleon has confided to-
his NsaPol tan Majesty the Charge OF taking
possession for France of the Papal States,
L is .iieved that his Majesty wli shortly
set out for Rome, for the purpose of organ
.izins the new Administrator, and of es;a.
bishlng system OF defence. S,verai e.
qu'peges of the Court are already set cut.
Tine King review d on The lltn nst. at
ChYa, Is OO0 superb troops, and was highs
ly satisfied with their appearance and DIS
Fcipline. Gen. Regnier proceeded YESTERDAY
tor the he ID quarters OF the Emperor Ma
poeon. Gen Camp Reid IS Charged tn
the Portfolio of the War Department an
INTERIM. The while L nsdo.n enjoy per-
feet tranquility.
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FRANCE AND AUSTRIA.

STRAsBURG, June 10.
HE French troops now united in the
austrian states amount To 100000 men, ex.
elusive of the troops of the Confederation
OF the Rhine. Ihe Austrian H. Q. are a..
bou, 90 miles from Vienna.
PRAGUE, June z.
I1e Archduke's army, among other re-.
intorcenents, 5 received Ia. 600 Hunea-
ran Cavalry. He has sent the Archduke
John 30, 900 men. 1t is officially announce.
ed, that 90 600 nen of the Hungarian levy.
viii JON tne Archduke Charles the 9Th
inst.
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Total 1I3 Bat 148 Sou.
which amounted to IS COO effective troops.
OF artillery, there were Is batteries of
brigade, % Of position, and u of horse ar
tiiiery ; N the aggreg ste 2ss pieces Of off.
fercHs cAlibres.
! he enemy had availedhimself extreme.
Is well Of the advantage Of the ground to
cevVf his passage. The extensive villages
OF Essing ana aspern, mosdg composed Of
brick houses, and encircied all round nv
heaps of earth, Tesembled two -bsslioos.
between which a double line of natural
trenches, intended TO draw off the water,
served as the ourtain, and afforded every
possible security TO the columns passing
from the isle Of Lobau. -Esslng had =
granaFy furnished with loop holes, am
wtose three stories sHorded room for sew
erai h1ndTed men, whiie AsserD was pro-
vidsd with a strong Church yard. The
leitsde Of The latter village borders on an
ara ct the Danube. Both Hayes had
safe communication, with the bushygr und
near the Danu e, from which the enemy
lad II constantly in his power to dispatch
NnsIgn, fresh reinforcements. The isle OF
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l T A L Y.

ETtrcee of,c letter from CAPT. Currie; Of
IKE Rn6y, dated Royiake, Juiy z, to
Mercantile 1ouSe IN Lt0erhooL.
GENrLsa EN- left Palermo on the
list uit. honored with the charge of dispatch-
es from Lord Amherst, BRUSH Minister
Pienpoteniiary, and fsen. Sr John Stew
art, wnorn left at Melazzo emsa king an
army OF % 0j0 men, British and Sci ans.
under his command, destined to attack Ma.
pies, and which were intended 10 sail three.
days after my departure"
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ARMY OF GALIc1A.

Our troops under the command of bril-
gadier ID. Martin de Ia Carrera, are mas
tiers ct Santiago. which they occupied after
pitched battle, in which they defeated
the enemy, killed numbers Of them, took a
great many prisoners, and captured guam
tity Of stores. arms, &c Fire French ge-
neral received two wounds and the second
in command was killed.
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bably unite with Cuessa. The superioril,
OF numbers mus, therefore, we think, &c
on 'he part OF the allied arms; bn, the
French were principally veterans of the
line. The next arrivals from S,iaiu OR
Portugal must bring accounts of.gr.at ip.
terest.-Bost. Cent.
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SEVILLE, June 2

The inhabitants Of Mon ION, hnding IL inn
possible ANY longer to bear the enemy's mum
berless and oppressive vexations, took the ge-
ner1us resolution to rise upon them without
any more hre arms than seven rnuskets but
their loyalty aud bravery supplied other wea
pons with which they drove them cut Of the
town. This insult tie irter ATTEMPTED to a,
venge by sending a division Of 1900 men a
ganst the Inhabitants but they were.aH either
killed or taken. They afterwards collected
all their troops in Arragon, and proceeded TO
attack general Blake. On the 2}i Of last
mInh they offered him battle aid this gen
ersl prsved himself worthy ofthe high repu.
tation which he has acquired, and assisted by
his brave, thougIless numerous troops. beat
them completely. compelling the whole Of
their army TO betake itself to light
VALENcTA, June ~.
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CONGRESS.
FROM THE NATIONAL 1NrELL1GENoER
SENATE OF THE U. STATES.

WEDNESDAY,, May %.
.John ConGi., appointed Senator by the Exc
cu!.ve of the state of New Jersey, in the place
of Aao K.cheii, resigned, appeared and took
his seat.
Mr.. Giles submitted the following motion for
consideration:
I. Resolved, That so much Of the Presidents
message as rel3tes "to the revision of our GEM
rnercial laws" for the purpo.e ct adapting them
" to the arrangement which has taken place with
Great Britain" be referred TO select commit:
tee, with instructions to examine the same, and
report thereon to the Senate, and that the COM
mittee have leave to report by bill or otherwise.
The folio wing motion subIh tted for con-
sideration, by Mr.. Giles:
q Resolved, That so much of the Presidents
message as relates to "the defence of our sea
port towns and harbors,' be referred to select
committee with Instructions to examine the same,
and report thereon to the Senate: and that the
committee have leave to report by bin or other
wise.
The following motion was submitted by Mr..
Giles for consideration:
5 Resolved, That select committee be ah-
pointed to enquire whether it be expedient at this
time to make any notifications of the laws rela-
ting to the army and navy of the u. S. and that
the committee have leave to report by bill or o.
therwise.
The Senate then chose the Rey'd Mr. lyIi,ner
chaplain on their part.
L p
The three resolutions offered YESTERDAY, by Mr.
Giles. were considered, agreed to, and referred
as follows :,
The FIRST to Messrs. Giles, Smith, (Md,) Pope,
Lloyd and Gregg
The second to Messrs. German, Gilman, Mall
bona, Smith Md and I.eb
The third to Messrs. Anderson, Hillhouse,
Turner, White and Franklin.
@ May 25..
Jenkin lVhiteside, appointed Senator by
the state of Tennessee, for two years from
the fourth day of March last, appeared and
took his seat.
Richard Brent, Senator from Virginia,
took his seat.
Mr.. Pohe presented resolution of the le-
gislatIre of Kentucky. expressive of their
opinion, that strong garrisons at Michili-
mackinac, ST. Louis and near the mouth of
the Ohio. would be of great public utility.
and particularly aid iii the protection of the
frontiers; which was referred to the com
mittee appointed yesterday ''on much of
tile Presidents message as relates to the
defence of oar seaport towns. and harbors, %
to consider and report thereon.
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COMMUNICATION.

Mr.. Randolph's observations vi. wednesday
the Siih OF May, as reported in the National In.
teiligencer OF Friday the Goth, have been much
misunderstood. Among other misappre tensions,
the reporters mistaken in srpposinC tliat MIR.
H. spoke - of Cen Wikkinson and Col Burr as tne.
Pope and the Preteuder" Mr.. Randolph did
not pronounce Gen WIS name neither ddhe say
That =" we shall have no more alarms Of treason
and no more terrors ofrebeilion"--b tina" we
shall have no more enforcing embargo laws, no
more bills for suspendng the writ of habeas cor
p,ls, no more HeD editions offhe iavy IF tyeoson'
These are some Of the most prominent mistakes
IN that report. Ma. Int
letter. The Secretary of the Navy trans
hitting general Uie1o Of ne ofqie and
dt$fiositfon of'the UeSseis beio1giag 10 The
Navy Of tic United Suites, and of the
Gun Boefs. hay 25th, 1909. Ordered
10 lie on the tabie.
NAVY DEPARTMENT. May Gath, 1909.
SIR,
have the honor Of transmitting to you
herewith, tc be laid before the Housc Of Re
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NON INT RECOURSE ACT.

Mr.. LtUermore said. that he did not dis
tinctly hear all tn It fell from the gentleman
from Virginia (Mr. BurweIl, but from what
he had heard, he unprecedented that it was
on subject of great importance. There
were many vessels on the coast, which, were
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for the exrcn..s 81 ;nterccuree ,vith ti,e par.

For the expenses hr Intercourse with the Bar.
bsry powers. fifty thousand dollars :
For the contingent eXpences of intercourse
with the Barbary powers, fifty thousand dollars
For the relief and protection OF distressed A.
merican se"nsen, five thousand dollars:
For the EXPENSES est'.osecuting claims in rel.
ton to captures, six thousand collars
For defraying the expenses of regulating, Law.
ing out, and making a road from Cumberland, in
the state OF Maryland, to the state Of Ohio, agree.
ally to an act OF Congress. passed the twenty.
ninth day of March, one thousand eight hundred
and six, the balance of a former appropriation
made by the aforesaid act, for that object,
having been carried to the surplus fund, six.
teen thousand and seventy live dollars, and IF
teen cents
For defrayiug the expense of opening a road
from the frontier 81 Georgia, on :hc route from
Athens to Eew-Orleans, until the sameintersc. $
the thirty first degree OF North Latitude, agree
ably To an act OF Congress, PASSED on the twenty.
first day of April, one thoa: md eight hundred
and six, the balance of 4 former appropriation
made for that object having hscn carried 10
tho surplus fund, two t,ouland four, hundred
dollars, AMI a fur;i II sum Of i've t,ouscnd dbl.
lars IN addition TO the sums heretofore appropri-
atcd for THAI object
For dsiraying the expense of opening a road
or roads through the territory lately ceded By the
Indians TO the United States, from the Missisinpi
to the Ohio, and to the former Indian boupdsiy
line, which was established by the treaty of
Grcenrilie, a;yrecahly to the last above recitel
act the Balance of iormer AZ appropriation made
Tor mat object having been cairied 10 the surplus
fund one t'.'isaud eight hundred dollars, and
sorty-eiglt cents:
For deflaying the eznensc of opening n road
from Nashville ~ tbs state of Tennessee, to
Na'csez. III the Mississippi territory, agreeably
to the afroesiad act OF the twenty.irst day OF A.
phi, one THOUSAND eight hnndred and six, the ba.
lance Ola former appropriation for that object
having been carried to the surplus fund, three
Thousand dollars
For tie discharge ofsnch miscellaneous claims
against the United States, not ct,erwi.. provi-
ded for, rs shall have been admitted, IN due,
course ofsettiement, at the treasury, four thou
sand dollars
SEC. 9. -Aud BE / further enacted, That the So
yerai appropriations herein before made, shall
be paid and discharged out OF the fund of SIX hun.
drcd thousanddollars, reserved BY an ;ct making
provision o rthe debt Of the United States ; and
out Ut any monies in the treasury not otlierwisu
appropriated.
]. b VARNUNr.
Speaker cf tie House Of Representatives..
JIM MLLLEDGE,
President Of the Senate pro tenn pore.
February II, 1909.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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DnoPERTN ron sd1E-rn. suh.cr;h,r

pROPERTY FOR SaxE--rfs subscriber.
desirous OF he .noving To the western coun-
try, offers for sale has HOUSES s LOFTS, in
Richmond. He deems a particular description
unnecessary, and wishes those inclined to pur-
chase, to view the property. The dwelling -hnuse,
Tor elegance and convenience, is certainly not in
ferior to any in the city the Offices are com,no.
dlous the garden and yard will be laiI out i'm "a
st'le adapted to the buildings, and the situation
combines the advantage of privacy and retire
ment to that of proximity to the scene of bust
ness.
"a smali portion only of the purchase money
will be required at the time of the sale, and ,he
residue m such l~nstalments as may be agreed on,
or slaves will be received in payment, for a part
orthe whole of the property.
JOHN BROcKENBROUeH
January ~. aver
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TA/lLL be offered for sale, 20 the hughes, bid
w deg, on the premises, on the OH day of
Raarch, n tair, ot' { wise the next fair day, tvo
tracts of LANU, con csining nincty-two acres g.
a half o-ch, in Zee upper end of Eenrico county.
Deing n part OF the MANSION tract Of Il Iolsn Ell
lis, deceased. ANY person wishing to view it
may apply To Mr.. Milhcr %lledford, who owns a
part OF said tract. There are also Two 7RaCTS
IN the lower ena Of Gooclland county, sarne num-
per OF acres as above. Any person wishing to
purchase the same, it will be sl:cwn them by les
Sc Curd, which Land Joins linn.
Also, fourteen or fifteen NEGROES con-
sisunS OF Men, Women and Children. also.
some household FURNITURE, sc.
Twelve moths credit on all sums above ten
dollars, and bond with approved security to the
commissioners will be required by them. appro-
we'd of by TIE AITORNEY!S
February II. s.
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TIL. JEFFERSON.
TEW

'iiE Co-Partnership of Hancock & UTlson
a is th:s day dissolved, by mutual consent
All debts due To the said firm III Hancock and
Wilson. must be paid 20 ] John Hancock, rs he is
the only person authorized 10 receive and give
receipts tor the same Also, all debts due from
the said firm will be paid by said Hancock, to
whom application may be made for the same.
.J0HN HANCOCK,
I'm. II. HiLSOM.
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ECURTEE.N Thousand eight hundred and Sc
d venty acres of LAND, for sale on Seneca
creek, in the county of Pendlcton.-By virtue of a
Deed Ill Trust. executed by Robert Barkiay 10
Richard Galnes,t 10 secure the payment of the sum
therein mentioned, 1 shall. on The 17th day of
march next, before tha door ofthe Eagle Tavern,
in the cityof Richmond, sell Ia, the highest bid.
der, for cash, the aforesaid lind being in one en-
tire tract Anuaquestionable title will be made
10 the purchaser.
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IN Pursuance OF. decree in chancery, rn.ae

Pursuance OFT decree in Chanccry, mede
- bythc Court OF the U. States for the 5lh CIR
cut, III tue district of Virginia at the November
etrnl, III the year 1886, we shall expos 20 P,.blie
n'c';oh' az inc time and place nerei, after men
TONED Two TRACTS in the county OF Coarh-
iahd, IN the Beaver Dam Creek, contuininC nine
hundred acres; and the other csliId Little Is
lana, containing 10 acres, at Gooctt md court
house on the court day thereof, OF the Sd Mon
day ~ hpru. The dSwer a. the widow Wm.
Ronald. wal be first deducted, and the conditions
on winch the slii land are directed ur,icr the
SAID decree, w,i. ,pPcar therein and will ne COM
mun'caied on the day o. sale. The terms of
payment VII be rs follows one fourth of the
purchase money TO he bald IN cash, and the re-
manning tree touyt!is III three equal instalments
OF siN, twelve and eighteen months credit. In
all ether respects the Aforesaid decree viii be
pursued.
josiah Els, co"'asissien-
january 81. rrawenl
CASH Will be given for four or i've Negro
~ MEH, and as many good work HORSES
ApplYto the Editor of this paper.
February Ii. If
ABIDING from the Schooner RIcnMoNp,
IL Isaac Seaman, Master -
so Boxes Raisins,
10 Bales Soft Shelled Almonds,
S Casks Green Coffee,
1e Barrels Prime Pork, and
1 Pipe London Particular Madeira Wine.
IN STORE.
II Hogsheads Brown Sugar,
IS do. Molasses,
S Tierocs Green Cctiee,
IS Boxes Hav. nnah Segars,
3Bales WEIGH Plaues,
Family Flour in barrels and half barrels.
Young Hyson, Hyson Skin and Souchong Tea.
10 Boxes Mould Candles,
For SALE ny,
GEORGE WATT.
Ianu=rV II. l.
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M OTlCA.-C isa given ior lSorthcYnt 4 South
~ ern Bank NOTES ~ a moderate discount by
SIMPSON MORRIS.
Bichrnond Bcc. IL
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AM DESTROYS of renting out the Houses,
4 Yards and Gardens, which are extremely spa
cious and pleasant, whereon i now live, known
by the name oiBelle Grove, in the county ofKing
George, and laying Immediately on the banks OF
the Rappa',annocR, opposite the town of Port
Royal. Possession may be had On the list day of
May Gax'. This situation is we'll calculated for
a professional gentleman, and should il be desi.
red, 1 will annex ten II fftcen acres OF very high
ly improved land upon Il part of whiclis a most
excellent Orchard Of choice Apples, containing
about 300 trees. With respect u the heaithiness
o. this place, believe it is exceeded by none,
on this side the ridge. Adjoining, ! will also
rent as above, all excellent Slad and Herring
Fishery. "
Having experienced considerable injury from
persons hunting on myfarIns, in Richmond coun-
~, King George, and especially through the one
belonging to the estate OF the late Mr.. John Hip
kins near Poit-koyal, ] am constrained to for.
warn All who have been in the habit of hunting,
shooting, riding through and leaving down my
enclosures, to discontinue such practices, being
determined to prosecute such as may continue nj.
ter this notipc, in doing so to The utmost rigor OF
the law. HIM. BERWARD.
February 2Ss 2t
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John KING, has just received an additionai
q. supply OF Fancy and other GOODS, which he
viii ELL Il ISIS usual cheap Isles Cor cash.
February T.. tf
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TOHN ALCOcK, nforms his friends, aud the
> public, that he is carrying on his CABINET
MAKING BUSINESS, in al its branches where
he makes all KIDD Of Mahogany furniture in tIe
best manner, and ON file newest fashions Any
gentlemen or ladies' wanting any Furniture, viii
find good work executed, and on low tetms, rs
can be bought in York, or any otbcr place.
Any orders left 1t my shop, IL the Croas.Strect,
adjoining Prosser and Moucure's Venduc Store,
or at Mr George GscenhDw's where I keep my
Warc-Room, Willie pointediy attended 20, mio
great care taken 10 deliver it IN good order.
n. H.. Two Apprentices wan,e d at the abaye
business, who can came well kkcomrcGdcG.
January II. IF
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February 10.

N. d The business will, in future, continue
20 be Carried on by John Hancock. ]. H..
MARCH, ). 3w
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& Nm Thursday, tie 10th day of March next,
~ viii be so'd, 20 the highest bidder, in the
town OF Manchester. at the tavern Of z4chariais
Brooks, upon q credit Of twelve months, the fol-
lowing PROPERTl. belonging to the estate of
WIN. Friend, deed. Viz. twelve or fifteen likely
"LAFES, consisting of men, women, bows a-i
girls, 4 WICGON and harness, a GIG and lar
ness, sandry articles o, JIuebGnary, a fcy vaiua-
bic Booi;S, & a HANDSOME Towing Piece. Bond
ana approved security viii be required Of the
purchasers.
THOMAS PRAidCH. Esccufoy.
{ the same time aad place, will be sold. on a
credit OF twelve mori!is, sandfy articles of valr-
able mahogany F~UKNITURE and ILI1,E.
the property %. Mrs. Am Friend. ?
q Al persons having claims o~ainst tie es-
tate Of Mr.. Friend, decd are. gan iayited 10
bring them forward properly authenticated. ard
those indebted thereto, wil please make pay-
nieat without @clsy.
TAONAS BRIiIcH, Esremoy.
February 10. OF