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Public sale.
L.. LANNAf,

l.. LANNAf, ,$
Respectfully informs ne meredhnts u .d.eIan-
dria, sSss,4 J. =.
THAI he has opened STORE on Roy
| al..trcct, in the house IF Mr. ID Knight,
where he offers Tor sale, on asHberai credit.
for approved paper, large assortment OF
AMERICAN PRINTS. - ~ e.,
AS he intends remaining in town for this
week only, all those who wish to purchase,
will please apply Immediately. Z,
April 10. ST.
Iut Received and for Sale by.
the Subscriber, =, -
AZ t;crces New Rice,
IA bales prime Georgia Cotton, -
is do inferior quality do. :.
10 hhds. frs, quality retailing Molassss,
A few chests Tyson and Young Hysoe
Tea, and
100 barrels Suffolk Tar. ~
g Newton Keene.
AoriI "a
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n NEW NOVEL.
Just Published, and for Sale by
tom q STEW ART;
Price ! Dollar,
GLENCARN d;
THE DISAPPoENTMEVTS OF YOUTH,
A NOVEL.
By GEoRoE WATTERsToN, ESQ.
Or WASHINGTON CITY,
Aushsr of!Ae Larger and Child Of Feeling.

The celebrity Of this authors LAW
YER" and CHILD OF FEELING" il
duccd the publishers to engage in this work.
and withou: dctracting from the merits OF the
former, feel themselves justified in stating
that his GLENChRN IS superior TO either
tits submitted without Further recommends
ton, with wish, that the American review
ers may give further encouragement to this
young gentle nan's endeavors to entertain III
s;vuct and mora!izc his fellow citizens, in
way seemingly we'll calculated to attract their
attention.
Feb s.
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March 81.
N O + | c E.


THE subscribers enclosed IL letter dat
ed February 27th, 1910, 10y mall licm
Jefferson, Euilspper couHiy' 10 MI. 1c""
NJ, brys. A,exai..ia, rre iuidi ed and thlr-
~ five dollars in bank notes rs AM cxed be-
low. which letter has not yet hsen recelvea'
consequently i, appears that the money has
bec., los, or misl,i:l therefore, it is request'
ed that pos,mss,crs OH the route VIII cXah''''e
,he,r offices and eMGCavor 10 correct the error
or de.eCt the offender.
One note, Virginia bank, no 224S, GATED
18Th M.r.h, 1906, fer iwerty dollars.
One ditto. Gilio no. 1876, dated 4th de-
cember sos, Tor twenty collars
Ore dil,o, ditto. no, 343, datcd ~" re-
bruary, 1905, toI ten dollars
Que ditto, dii,o, no. IT, da'ed @o'h &c
cemryr, 1919, for ten dollars.
One ditto ditto, no. 1877 dated 81 Oe-
ccmoer, 1905, Tor ten dollars
Que ditto, Potomac, no. III, da'ed OH
April, 1909, for twenty do!ia.s.
|Dr. ,i,,o otto, no 3l5, dated 10Th Fe-
bruary, 1907, Tor five doli.ls
One ditto, ditto. (supposed) no a''' oa'eo
cd D..ccnbor, 1904, for ten dollars.
vemncr, 1908, for ten dollars
One ditto, Columbia, no 1872 "a'ea @''"
March, SO. for ten doll'rs'
On. duo ditto, no. 1853, dated sth sep
te mbcr, 1903, for tckedoIiars - l3s as.
Pendleton and tlihback.
Jefferson, March ~, 1910
[April y q
Plaster Paris and Glover Seed.
Landiny from The Schooner Hero CANAAN
Pierce,
A quantity of Plaster of Paris and Clover
Seed.
ALSO,
Is hhds molasses
O bbls N. L rum
&C do. apples
2pipes Lisbon vino
For sale by
April 2.
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Sales at Vendue. 49,
On every Tuesday and Friday.
WILL BE SOLD
A the Vendue Store, corner Of Prince and
Water streets.
Il Variety Of DRY Goods, Grsssriss, &c.
Particulars of which will be expressed in
tic L;lis OF the day-All kinds OF goods
which arc on Limitation and ths prices of
witch are established, can at any time be
viewed and purchased at the lowest limitation
aRu prices.
P. G.. Marstcller, ". Il.
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been s,gned between France and the o.
States.
c ap,ain r. further states that the Lon
don papers spoke positively Of an AMIGA.
bic, adjustment of all matters between this
country and Great Britain. .
After the arrival Of This packet, there
was . marked difference in the treatment to
the Americans-all who claimed the cha.
racter of American citizens were disehars.
ed from the men Of war, TO the number, Us
it was reported, Of nearly eco at Antigua
and the adjacent islands. Captain r. has
brought home six AMERICANS, that were
diseharged at antigua.
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NORFOLK; AtyH IS.

Captain Rutter, Of the schooner Mary,
arrived, yesterday in IS days from Saint
,Bartholsnews, inform. ys that before he
sailed packet had arrived from England
at Antigua, bringing London papers to the
sob February. That he read Antigua pa
pen containing London intelligence to that
dabs. There wac nothing important, ex.
eepeshat, the! London papers stated there
had been q firing along the French coast, in
esassqusnse q a eemmsssil Esssy having
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the northern orwe,s. ord Of their friendly
disposition towards the United S,a.ss."
Debate Of Jan. 81. " g. /,

No. 4. -
(Frsm the Eahimere american. Is
We do NEST cordially assent to lhs ne.
cessi,y Of general eone'ess Of the mari.
time states, Of quintuple alliance, but OF
such an intention we have no knowledgs
excep, h,ourh tho false mirrors ofthe Es.
sex junto. The administration not having
transmitted any information to the Senate
Of such project being on the fofis, we are
inclin. d to believe that it exists only in The
vacaries Of the tory editors in this country;
hut the necessity Of such an event is never.
theless proven in almost every line of the
historic pages of The maritime wars of G.
Britain, and to prevent a general. combina.
ton Of the maritime powers on this sub
iect SEE ms to be the most ardent desire Of
Grea, Britain and her satellites whervsoever
they may be spread"
No. S. (Frsm the Zuresa.
My second reason why We ought i'm
mediately to farm AN ALLIANCE WITH
FRANCE is, kat CIR interest demands it,;
for no man of info' mation can doubt thar
Spain and Portugal will be subdued in a
few months, and then Pensacola and Mo.
bile will come under the power Of France.
1t is we'll known that Spain is very trouble
some at the Mobile and az soon as Tom.
bigbv and Alabama are we'll settled, the
trade will be immense. If we form con-
Mt xiop with France, we can, on very easy
terms, get possession of those lands. which
will be. a grea: acquisition 10 the u. $. Nor
can see one argument why We should pro-
cras,ina.e this connexion. Champagny's
letter speaks the sentiments Of every friend
of the rights Of nations, and purtie uiarly OF
American happiness, aud contains all in it
that we could wish to establish, and which
will be the glory Of America, as a free and
naloi."
no, 6.
written BY the Duke Of Wall street. See
De Witt Clin,on's Columbian, of Feb.
8 1910.
1--WE all know that continental Europe
suffers equally with ourselves On account at
restrictions interest will there
fore impel Russia, and Sweden, Denmark,
Holland, and imperial France 10 favor the
plan for restoring freedom q the seas
These hints arc ,hrown out 10 prepare our
1SNOW SuikShS iOt SSStRO WutSu WIZ euOtye
" be realised. We are certain that the
plan contemplated was partly arranged ae
E rfurth, eighteen months sgo." Erfur,b
vas the seat Of interview between the two
:mperors OF. Russia and France, where the
pvasion and conquest Of Spain were asrsed
pom, and whe nee Napoleon proceeded TO-
Paris, where he addressed His legislature
10 the following terms:
"Russia and Denmark have Joined me
agains. England.
{" The United States of America have
preferred to renounce commerce and the
Yea, rather than to acknc wledge the slave.
y OF .hem."]
No. 7.
(E,am the BaLtimsre Ameriean Of Ft5.e.)
To the FEDERAL editors in the L States.
Should an armed neutrality of the north,
I'm powers take place for the protection Of
'euual commerce against the depr.da;ions
# belligerents, and France and the United
states accede thereto, would you not call
his submission to France
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FOR SALE.
A valuable new MERCHANT MIL.

A valuable new MERCHANT MILL, in
complete repair, with two pair of French
burrs for wheat and one pair of Anegsny
stones for corn. There is machinery of e.
very description for conveying tie wheat
from the Wagon and from the packing With
a very small portion of manual labor. It
may be tended with less than half the labor
in common mills. 1t is situate on the main
turnpike road leading from A.hby's GAP 10
Alexandra, on good stream of water 10 D.
ny in the parts. 1t is capable Of mailing 80
barrels Of four ev cry twenty four hours -
it is also expected the new paved road will
come directly by il, which will make the
carriage Of hour to Alexandra short, eheaib
and easy. ..
Any person wishing to purchase win do
well to make immediate application, o pos
session will be given the first If July, Itis
presumed that any person wishing % Dur.
chase WILD want tp gee the premises, where
the terms will be made known BY
Joseph Hatcher,
OR a-,:.
Samuel Hatcher,
~ Near Lessburs:
e. Printing in all its branch,
Is. neatly executed At h;a Is
fee, - ''-. 100. -
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europe.
TERT LATE FROM EUROPE.

FROM THE NEW YORK GAZETTE, NOV. IS.
The Danube, arrived last evening in 2S
days from Belfast. The Editors of the
~. York Gazette are indebted 10 cnht
Pierce for Belfast 1tafers 70 rte 2ofh uif.
containing London nesvs to The 1871. I'm
1iorfant Extracts follow.
A Paris paper OF the 9Th of October, con-
tains an account OF Murat's attack upon
SiCily---of his landing with some de ach-
ments at San Stephano--of his dislo.iging
the enemy from that place amid the cries
OF PfUe PEmfereur ! And after all he
thought it prudent, having completely fail
ed, TO order the return and Decentralization
OF his troops |,
Dir Home Popham. in the Venerable, has
gone TO Corrunna, to assist the Spaniards in
an expedition. Several transports are to fol
low, with troops and stores.
Lucien Bonaparte was expected in Eng
land IN the Pomona frigate from Malta.
with his family. He will have his choice
OF remaining there, or of coming to the u.
States
1t appears by Russian official account of
the battle of the Turks, before Rudschuck.
on the 9th Sep. that the latter surrendered
by capitulation. The Turks lost 5000 Kill.
led, and 5000 prisoners. Among the pri-
soners is Achmet. Pacha of three tails. The
battle lasted from 10 in the morning until Z
at night.
Mr.. Mckenzie still remained at Morlaix.
1t was feared no negotiation for the ex
change ofprisoners could be effected with
the French.
The Princess Amelia was very ill at
Windsor on the 18th ult.
1t IS said that Augustus Adolphus was ar
rested at Pillau. in tempting TO make his
escape on board The British feet.
Price of Stocks-3 per cent. consols 66
8 1 2-ditto for account 66 3418 9
8 per cent reduced 65 1-2-Om. 1914
dis.
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MANcnEsrka TURNPIKE COMPANY.

HE Annual Meeting Of Stockholders will be
A held, at Brooks's Tavern, in Manchester, on
the FIRST Monday IN December next Such mem
bers cannot attend IN person, will, it is expect.
ed, appoint their proxies.
The undersigned wishes to be furnished with
proper evidence Of shares scld and purchased
since the last meeting in ORDER that transfers
may be made on the compHny's books, aad shares
duly represented.
JAMES 3RANDER, Clerk.
November s. TgoN
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Novcmber 8.

DEING about to leave Richmond for few
I'D weeks, & having made some partial agree
ment concerning Land business with different per-
sons this is to give notice to these Others, who
may want to purchase LANDS in any of the
frontier counties of this state, that Samuel Nc
Graw, Esq is authorised, by the subscriber, to
transact ali business OF that sort for the under.
signed.
DAVID DOYLE.
November 16. 4w
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or Published BY Thomas Ritehie, nearly OBJ
Hosife the Globe Tavern, Richmond, VirginiG.
uJ CONDfTIONS.-Eire dollars a year, 10
be paid annually in advance. Those who wish 20
Be considered annual subscribers must hereafter
designate IL at the time Of subscribing, othervyise
their papers will be discontinued ar the expiration
ef the first year. ~
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WILLIAM TURNER,
November Is.

NO. 81, SOUTH STREET, NEw-YoRx;
ID EGS leave to offer his services TO the cti-
AD zens OF Richmond, in the Commission line
ct Business. He Eaters himself, that from his
experience in the purchase and sale of Merchan.
die, and particularly all kinds of Country Pro.
duce, that he is capable of giving satisfaction, to
those who may favor him with their business
november 16 lt
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! SAAC KIMMY, son Of Walter Kimmy. who
4 lived in Petersburg, Virginia, at the begin
ming of the Revolutionary War. is very desrous
OF being informed whether any descendant of
the family is yet alive. He resides near to Ge-
neva, in the state of New York, to which place
a letter may be conveyed by mail
november 90 en-
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kTOTICE BY virtue of deed of trust, exc
IN cuted TO the subscriber, by VIM Murray,
ESQ of Amelia, to secure the payment of debt
due to Pollok, Tredway & Co of Manchester,
and by request ofthe said Murray viii be sold,
upon the premises, on Tuesday, the 9th day of
the present month, ali that art of the Flat Creek
Est adjoining Mesde's mill, in the county afore
said, which lies between the main road running
through the said Est. and the lands of Edmund
Harrison, containing by estimation, about two
hundred and sixty acres. This land is consider
ed to be of superior quality Tor either tobacco
grain, and ie nearly one half in wood in additi
on to which there about 20 acres of prime
meadow land, which may be easily reclaimed.
lying on both sides of a bold stream dividing the
land nearly in the middle. The terms will be one
and two years credit Tor about & 500 of the pur-
chase money for the balance, cash or speedy
payments will be required, as may be agreed on
at the time of sale-the purchaser will be reqni.
red to execute deed of trust upon the land, to
secure the punctual payment Of the said sum OF
$500; or the lien which 2. T. q Co now have
on the land, may remain until the debt due to
them is paid, which debt is not demandable in a
shorter time than ore and two years.
j. ROBERTSON, JR. Trustee
november b. tbs
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ITO THE PUBLIC The subscribers under
the firm Of st. John and Mitchell offer their
services as COMMISSION MERCHANT,S
md AUCTX0NEERS, in the house lately
occupied by Doctor Wardlsw opposite Brown's
Veudue Office They assure tue public that
their'best exerions shall be made to promole
The interest Of those who may place property at
their disposal and to give general satisfaction.
GJ They will always give the highest price
Tor good bright Hemp----And advance Cash on
foreign and domestic produce and manufactures
sent TO be sold without limitation or reserve al
tcr specified time.
JOHN ST JOHN.
". MITCHELL,
nov. 10 4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-23

1RBY, DRAKE & TAYLOR. have recei
IL we'd by the late arrivals from London and
Liverpool, large Assortment of FALL GOODS.
which they are disposed to sell low for cash or
acceptances in Town
ON CONSIGNMENT ',.t
iU0 Tons best Swedish Iron assorted, and 500
Casks London Porter.
October 80 tf
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" ALUABI.E LAND-FOR SALE-Bv
virtue of the powers vested in the Executor
ny the will OF col Champion Travis, decd VIII
oe SOLD on the premises. on the 5th day of Dec
next, that valuable PLANTATION, living in the
Island of James Town and county of lanes CT
tty, known by the name of the Island contain
ing between eight and nine hundred acres of
land about four hundred and fifty acres where
OF is arabic and peculiarly adapted to the produc
ton OF corn, wheat and tobacco, and the balance
tirm high marsh, well suited to the raising of
stock-the Executor deems a minute description
OF TINS estate unnecessary, but solicts those who
may be disposed to purchase, to visit it previous
to the day of sale
The terms ofsale will be, one thousand pounds
10 be pad at the expiration of twelve months, &
the balance OF the purchase money at the expi
ration OF two years from the day OF sale bond
and security to he given in each case, to carry
interest from the date, if not punctuaiy paid g. a
deed ottrust on the property, to secure each pay
rnent IT the same time and place, will be sold,
CT credit of twelve months, on all sums above
ten dollars (bond and security to be given by the
purchasers to carry interest from the date If not
punctually paid,) between one and two hundred
barrels OF corn the crop Of fodder, &c a valuable
stock OF cows, sheep and hogs, and all the Far
mHg Utensils, Belonging 20 th- lid est,t,
THE EXECUTOR.
november 6 A,y
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The subscribers, under the firm OF Moncure,
Robinson and Pleasants, will carry on, from the
Est OF November ensuing, the AUCTION AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS, in the Buildings
lately occupied by Prosser & oncure, to which
business their attention will be exclusively devo.
led; they tender their services TO their friends,
and most particularly to the Customers of the
late concern of Prosser & Moncure, and hereby
assure all who may favor them with their conf
dence, that their most unbounded exertions will
be used TO give general satisfaction their store
room on the Mains Street will be reserved excu
sively for the reception of dry goods. Their DAYS
of public sale will be Monday and Thursday in
each week-Tbeir grocery sales will be held at
their Lumber House, on the Cross Street leading
To the Governors, and their cry good sales, at
their Auction Store, on the Main Street, nearly
opposite the Eagle Tavern
They have on hand, for Private Sale,
80 Hhds. prime Antigua Rum, part of which
~. is old
20 Hhds. Brown Sugar, part Of which is
so RarreIsS lst quality.
10 Hhds Molasses
so Barrels Loaf Sugar
10000 lbs. Coffee.
Imperial, Hyson aud Souchong Teas
90 TIerces Rice re,
8 Cases Glass Tufablers
A few bsl,s Point Blankets
a few cases Elegant Points
A few bales India Cotton
Kerseys white aud niue Plkins
German Ticklenburgs, Rolls and Hessians
Pepper, Ginger, Soap. &C. &c &c
All of which viii be sold low for cash, or ap-
,i; ,=cvedd paper ;i: :owT;.
Wn, MOI INQUIRE,
JORN ROBINSON,
FRED'K. PLEASANT,S.
They are in hourly expectation of receiving
~ ~ binds; PRIME SUGAR.
mr.. G. r.
October So wtC
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NJ Office "A PETITION will be presented
i Y to the General Assembly, at their next
session, praying for an amendment to the Man
chester Turnpike Law.
november 90 49, n
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OUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
NiIURE-FoR SALE. At AUCTION
~. ~ rr'uay' the 25i instant, VII be sold, at the
dwelling house, of Mr. Simpson Morris. opno.
ST. he Eae'e Tvern all his elegant HOUSE,
HoLD FURNITURE, lately made in this CITY ::
10 Elegant MAHOGANTcR4IPS.w with hair
seats and a SOFA 10 correspond
Terms OF Salc-Ail sums over 6 so, 100 days
cred't-under S so cash
november Is ,do
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WIN w DICKINSON, has received. ne,
w the ship Ros. captain Sanford, from Ii.
verpool
Fine and superfne cloths
Forest cloths and kerseymeres
Kendall Cotton and coatings
Manchester Goods assorted, and
20 Crates Liverpool Wire.
IN STORE.
800 Sacks salt flied m Liverpool. and
30 Crates Esrthen Ware,
Which are offered for sale, on low terms.
november rs &c
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Al OTICE.-A PETITION will be presented
L to the next Assembly of Virginia, by Ben
jamin Edmunds of Brunswick county, PRAYING a
divorce from Martha his wife.
October 80 sc
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ine Subscriher intends, in few days, to
leave this city TOR Charleston until next sny;ne,
SIMPSON NORRIS.
Nnvember
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w ANTEo Immediately, 10 or 10 yoUR-
~ .NE1lNEN TUTORS, to whom liberal
wages VIII be given, by applying to Elias " La
november IS o.
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ENSHER, TAYLOR & Co. three doors a .
l. bove the Bell Tavern. have inst rec.;ved
rom London and Ltverpooi, by the Ship Averick
and Brig Ann, large assortment of we'll select
ed GOODS, suited to the present & ensuing sea-
son. which they offer for sale, on the most rea
sonaole terms. by the piece or package.
October go a.,
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~ "a iCE.-AI persons who have claims
1 y gainst the Estate of PerKR T,ysLyy
deceased, are requested to send in their accounts
immediately to the subscriber, and all those in .
uebted to said estate are intreated to make
speedy payment to
October g. sc
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NHE public are respectfully informed. that
THE GENTLEMA1PS NEW POCK-
ET ~ nPANION, On the subject of Horses,
ny gentleman of Surry county, Virginia, which
press 40 soon as the engravings are executed.
november Is I'm
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WHOSE persons wishing supplies of COAL.
from the Deep Run Pits, will be pleased 10
leave their orders at my Countiag Room, where
measure is kept for the convenience of such as
CONS. M w H1McOcw
October 16 &C
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ollCE.-Fhe subscribers have opened
\ SIORE, next door above the house for
merry occupied by Messrs Root & AHan Pollok.
ana intend carrying on business, under the fir. IN
OF Ioqai'0nn & co. viii always keep on
hand, general assortment of DRf' GOODS
saw bic to the season, which they will sell low
oy wholesale, for cash, or a credit to punctual
customers
lhey have now received all their London SUD
ply, from the ship Averick c. by the ship George
e Susan, daily expected from Liverpool, they
VIII receive their Coarse Goods, Hardware and
this fall = +,
WILLIAM COLQUHOUN.
WALTER & THOS. COLQUHOUN.
November s. IS
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THE GRAND LODGE OF VIRGINIA.
w ILL meet, in The Mason,s H ILL., in the city
OF Richmond, at o'clock in the evening
OF the second Monday, in December next.
November 70. -
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CT My Office, after the first Nov'r ensuing,
will be kept during this winter, at my Dwelling-
House, on ShockG Hill, near the Capitol Square.
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October 9.

a DISSOLUTION of the Co partnership, un.
L n der the firm of Prosser & Moncure, having
taken place. in consequence of the death of Mr..
John Prosser, the business transacted under the
said firm, must, of necessity, be Immediately
brought to a close. All persons indebted to the
aforesaid firm, are, therefore. requested make
Immediate payment to me, and those VINO have,
or may have, claims against the said firm, are
most earnestly invited to apply, without delay. &
receive payment of
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JOHN st JOHN.
~ MITCHELL.
4w
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Sarvioing partner Of the late firm Of
Pyosse, e, HToucy,r