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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05

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matism, Dropsy,s
Bowel complaint,
Pain in the Back,
. Piles Sore Mea.h.
To prevent stone
fruit from falling
beCore il is ripe.
To dye S6eantiful
C durahie black
Scale OF deprectati- i
on of paper cur
rency established
by the General
Assembly Of vir.
ginle; Now 1892.
Frosty Cellars.
Anecdote Of an l.
fish soldier in the
American revolu-
tionary war. .s
English Mouarchs.
Acting a Pun.
Meteorological Jour.
nal Of a wife's
temper.
Maxims sc. sSc.
List of civil officers
ernor, Council
Tors, Judges of
the Court Of Ap.
peals, High courts
of Chancery,Gen
eral Court, sc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05

NN Friday she 26;h of October, at 4
on the premises, for cash. agreeable to a
deed of trust from John Lcckheart and
sally his wife, 80 William Davidson, for
he bsnYfit of John Andrews, A LOT OF
GROUND or TENEMENT, situate on
the Basin of the Canal. and known in the
plan of the city Of Richmond by mum.
Der 500, or 80 much thereof as viii be
sufficient TO satisfy and pay the sum of
$50 Dollars bearing interest from the lst
day OF March 1909, ill the day of sale,
togetherwi h all The costs OF executing
said trust, aUd Of the sale.
MARY DAVIDSON,
ADMIR- of
William Davidson, decd.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05
Notice.

THE CO Partnership Of DAHIEI H1oorxBor.
NAN < Co.. having thi, day expired ~
those indebted TO the said concern are requested
TO make ir,media:c par ment, and those who
have open accounts or nc hooks OF the zaid con-
cerD, are requested 20 come to settlements, with.
ont which no longer indulgence will be extend.
ed.
DANIEL HIGGINBoTHAM G. Co.
New Clawgow, September 1st 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05
Lands and Negroes
FOR iSALE.

THE subscriber being about 70 remove
from this state, Oilers for sale, avail.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05
Home Manufacture /;

Viz: fine and coarse ha,so every description.
regular supply of cotton cloth on cons.gnne,u
from the Providencs mandatory. and will be
sold blythe piece at the inill prices, viz ;saBed
ticking, stripes. checks, and plain cloths. Spun
cotton, single and double.
Home Made Linen Sheeting. Richmond Gun
Powder by the keg, warranted of superior c,ial.
ity. Philadelphia Porter and Ale in casks ami
bottlcss and Beerin batreis.y--
Haraess Leather, loot Legs, Wax Calf
Skins, Coloured snd Black Isoans.
FsbrpsYy 10, 1910. If
p-ysiyanted 10 HIRE BY the year, good
COOPER.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05

RY virtue OF a decree Of The superior curt of
ehanccry for the Richmond district, pronoun.
ecd on the 2sth June, 1910, in suit then shere-
in depending, wherein Niles Seiden was pain.
iii and EsHc SmoSk defendant, we shalt on
Monday the twenty -frst of October next, before
the front door OF the late dwelling house of Es-
me Smock about one mile from the city of Rich
nond, sell atpublic auaion, on credit of ,hree
and ak month"; SO much of the TRACT of
LAND, called
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05

Tor SAL E--rhat hs2s;sifal sI.uasisn
a nesr Mianchesters cased ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05
Office.

THE Subscriherhas rented and removed
HRS Counting Room to the large rev
Brick Lumberbousc, near Shockoe Ware
house, and lately occupied by Mr.. James
&. Anthony. This House is calcntated TO
Store upwards Of 500 finds Of Tobacco
and several Thousand Darrcis Of Flsur--
il is situated convenient 20 the Basin Of
the Canal, and rendered secure from Fire
by being covered with Tile.
THOMAS GUY.
Richmond, goth Sept. 1910. 8
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05

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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05
A Clerk Wanted.

A man competent TO keep set Of
BOOKS, &c. of an active turn, steady
and sober.-Apply TO the Editor OF
thi, paper.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05
FAIR FIELD.

Wherein the said Smock lately resided. as viii
raise the sum of eighteen hundred pounds, with
interest thereon at six per cent. per annum.
from the said Goth a June, 1910, together with
the costs.
The land will be laid out in lots to sal, pur.
coasers. Bond with approved security viii be
required, and IS an additional security a deed of
trest on the lots will be taken.
James Wood.
William Mayo.
Richard Adams.
John Adams.
Richmond 9th September 1910. tbs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05

10y virtue Of aCend OF trust executed by
- Daniel Mayo OF this County. TO the
Subscriber 20 secure the payment of Ger.
tain sums Of Money to Benjamin MSsby,
(who has paid the same for the said Meyo
as bis ;ecurity.) WIN be Sold, on the pre-
misses 10 the highest bidder for ready
Money, on Wednesday the 10th day OF Oc-
tober next,
7racf Of Land,
'whereon the said MAYO resides, contain
ing che hundred acres, more or less, as
particularly described in said deed.
JOSIAH SMITH, Trustee.
Powhatan County, Aug. 50tb, 1910. I'm.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05
-JsSr PUHLIsHED,
And For ssls, at S. Fleasants' Print
ing Office and Book Store,
Bates
Virginia Almanack
FoRle1l.

Containing, besides the usual assrcnomi.
Cal calculations, &c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05

My Uncle i homas,
Canpbell's Reports, Vol 1, Johnson's dc.
vol s, Sheppard's Tombstone, S vols in 9,
Authors Editiop, Ella Rosenberg, West
ley's Sermons, Gnthrie's Geography, Mar
mioDJ new edition, Life of Bonaparte,
Shaksps ares Works, II vols-
Just Received and for Sale by
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05

Jerman Baker,
Sept. 18th, 1910.
~ the same time and place may be
purchased of the representatives Of the
tie Mr.. Eppes, that valuable plantation
called
EPPINGTON,
Lying On hppomatoy River sbnut ~ miles
ABOVE Petersburg, containing one Thousand
acres, about four hundged Of which are in
woods. Mr.. Childcfs, manager ON the
plantation, will shew it 10 those disposed TO
purchase.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05
William Clarke,
David Meade,

POwh.tan, September io.dsio.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-30

The English army was five leagues from,
Lisbon. aud the French near them. No
battle. English reinforced by 10000 men
from England and Cadiz. RS
Il was the opinion OF gentleman high in
Office in Lisbon. that no d,ubt could be- EN-
ter,ained of the eventual success of the
French. and nothing but their being short
OF provisions wonld prevent their entering
Lisbon in Short ,me that the French
army was said to be better supplied in many
respects than the British. tho it was under
stood they were short of bread; that the
inhabitants of Lisbon, hoping for the best,
were, however, preparing tor the worst !;
that all the heavy baggage of the English
officers was daily embark,ng; and the Bri
fish factory at Lisbon were about moving
all their effects.
Capt. Minugh has dispatches for Government
1T will be seen b. the marine news by tais ar
rival, that one American schooner has been re.
ieascd-Tae Maria Louisa, belonging to Messrs
Jumel and Desobry, ofthis city.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-30
FaoM THE LONDON TRAVELLER, OF THE
18th October
COOKE, TIE actor.

Mr.. Cooper, the Philadelphia manager, having
been charged with resortng TO trick to pro
cure the departure Of Mr. Cooke from Liverpool,
we think it but justice, to publish MIR. Cooper's
letter in vlndication of himself
To THE EDIToR o. The TRAVELLER.
LfvERrooL. October7. Sir--I have been
fortuni tc IN t.gsgmg Mr. George Cooke, OF
Convent 2 rdeA Theatre, to play under my Ii
fection III America, and on Thursday last he sal
led from this port TO New York The reason Of
my troubling you with this letter Is, that an ab
suTd aud calumniOus report has obtained in Lii
ve'ppol lowing l presume, to the negotiations
having been carried on with secrecy, and his la.
ten IONS not hayieg been kpown,untii he had ac-
tuAlly depsrted) that had prevailed with Mr.
Cooke tVqir; England when he was prcvonts d b,
e5riety fsom exciting hisjudgnsut = free viii up
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-30
FROM FEDERAL AUTHORITY.
COMMERCIAL INFORMATION

Gentleman OF intelligence, Who arrived in
the Sally at New-London, from France is now
| IN this town He states, that Gen Armstropp
previous to his leaving Paris actually received,
AN oihciai note from the Due de Galore, commu-
picatng the intelligence that the Rsmbouil-t
decree was repealed, subject to the duues ano
other expenses provided, however, an act o.
congress should De passed, Fe.inqn,shing al 4
nie'iean seqaeStrations Of French broberty, under
the non Intercourse lsw After Tue first da.
OF November, therefore, 1T vas understood that
bona hde produce of America should be admit
ted INTO the ports of France without danger =.
but colonial produce should be subject to conf
cation 1t is understood by General Armstrong
that the revocation of the decree in Question on,o
apphes to the property IN France and Sn.n
but that in Italy aud Holland is not comDrri,en,'
de1 IN us terms The property IN France is sold
and placed in the French funds until the law IN
question shall have been passed by cur ro
Vernment, when the duties and expcnces VIII
propobly exhaust the proceeds
II IS also stated, that when the demonstration
OF the property in Sweden became known IN pa
RS, Gen Armstrong called upon the primo of
fonte Corvo, tthe newly elected Crown Prince }
VINO assured him, that all real American pro
perry should be respected thu an agent might
be appointed by Cen. Armstrong, for the bur
pose OF ascertaIning this fact aud that accord
ingly, MIR. Spear, a worthy and intelligent
gentleman OF New-York was appointed to thai
s'A'o'' Neroai assurances OF high respect for
n. n'1erlcan property were given by Bernadotte
to Gen. Armstrong - Dos. Gag.
Ihe Whdle which was seen in the olfng on
Monday last, has since drifted on shore ON Fol.
" Island, near Stone. MIR. CALaooN, super-
lntehdent ofthe light house, measured il on Sa
lurday, and found the length to be GO feet 9 in.
ches the jaws appeared to be about IL or II
rect long, but the carcsse was SO excessively
offensive that more particular description OF
i could not be taken. A considerable guam
uty OF OIL las already been saved which had
oozsd from it, and AS it is believed to De of Inc
most valuable kind, its bones will probably bring
a very handsome sum.
We understand that the ship Charles Gayfey .
which arrived at THIS port last week frsm Cot
| teHourg, Tell in with, IN the NORTH Sea- seven
lafge dead whales, in one day. Charleston Courier
London newspaper after noticing the deten
ton ei Lucien RonaPagle ~ MaIts, srys---s' He
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-30
LATE FROM LISBON.

Arrived at Boston brig Constellation,
Leeds, 90 days from Lisbon. Sailed 18Th
October by permission. Ar embargo was
: laid the 9Th, and continued when the Con
slsi'ation sailed. Passenger, Mr.. Jarvis and
isp ly, late American Consu! at Lisbon,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-30

ESract Of letter, dared Paris 9th .Septen5sr.
ms Government viii restore o tlle own
ers the balance CATER dGductng duties and char
> OF the Americas csrgoes winch had been
sequeste'ed, on Congress sing law, direct.
Pg tie refunding TO French SUBJECTS any proper
" OF theirs condemned under tne non intercourse
law"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-30

on the occasion. 1t is possible that This SANDER,
may reach London, and as Mr.. Cooke is an object
OF considerable public interest may find lis way
into the journals. assure YOU, upon my word
ut honor. that this Is absolute f,isehood tina,
the negotiation for the engagement under which
Mr.. Cooke has embarked, commenced a.
onut The oh %! August last, and WAS completed
on the Sd inst IN the moments of perfect .obric
~, and entire understanding of all the arrange
uents. That the secrecy that attended the mode
OF em5arkston Was only to prevent the solicits
ton OF hls friends in Liverpool, which might dis
tress him, and which he determined TO avoid, as
he was resolved upon the step he was about TO
take My object is. to request, that If such
iaisehood, as lave limited at shou Id find III. ir
way INTO the Londcn papers, you won Id have the
goodness to dedicate portion of your paper 10
the denial of the allegation Requesting. you
Will pardon the intrusion, l remain, SIR,
Your very obedient servant,
THOMAS A COOPER"
Dramatic Intelligence Mr. Cooke, we are
informed by common r.part, is eng ged by MIR
cooper tor The season, To- salary of fourteen
Thousand dollars, a free benefit in this city, one
Ia Phkdciphis, and one in Boston With these
enormous wages, still there is no doubt but the
proics cfthe manager will be large and fully
equivalent to his extraordinary exertons Mr..
Cooke, IT Is well understood, is the best Richard
III LIVING and also plays a number of other
S"'' sAN'S superior 10 any Otler man, not except
ing, III some OF them the immortal Garrick him.
self. The fashionable world amonp us is al a
live on the arrival ofthis first OF players in this
city and within few hours after II was known
though not pubiickiy announced that he was to
appear on Wednesday, every dispos able seat in
the house was taken up, as are a great proper
ton tor Friday evening performance
II is said that Mr. Cooper bad an engagement
at the Liverpool theatre for II nights, al SO pui
meas night.-N r. Columbian
Kumour Gays that Mr. Cooper, zealousIv em-
ployed in selecting recruits for the New York
theatre, has lately engaged Mr. Holman and
his daughter, Incledon, whose vocal movers are
unrtyalled on the British stage, and Mr. & Mrs.
Williams. The latter is said to have been the,
Jordan on the York and Bath theatres. Their
ARRIVAL may be momcntarily expected ~ D
Morning Past
Robert Wright {" no submission many is cleo
tea TO congress from the 7th congressional dis
tr'ct OF Maryland, in place of Jonn Brown, re-
signed-ih,s choice proves the genuine patriot.
ism of the dstrict.-Whis.
CoMMERcIAL-A letter from New Orleans.
dated 24Lh October states, that cotton had risen
to 10 v1nts, IN consequence ofnews of the revo
cation OF Berlin and Milan DEGREES That pro
adce had been much short Of expectation, ow
ing to the dryness of the season and that the
crop OF sugar was greatly below the preyiou,
season
L ne sources OF the present interfluent DO.
puiauon OF the American States carefuI
ny collected from the best attainable an
thorities-by S Blodeet.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-30
CHARLES J. CABELI,
N Orleans, NoYemb,r 81 .rI

MON HALL ACADEN tY-TXe S,b.r-;
- GERS tender their Sva, niesf thanks 10 the;, o,
IONS /oL ther encouragement during m. o,ecs.e
yeW Ihei' gVihier Vacaton up,X co,u,,e,cs 80,
fT'aay me l4th Of ID eni6er, at Svh.ch time the,
earnestly sOlicft Pnac'uaty tie payment Of ,uck
.a''ceS IS may hen ne aue thes,, as her
mont viii SHORTY thereafter ycqu,ye oil ,6e G,nJa
t.el can command. The sab cri6e,, r,U ..,...,4
fae'r labors On the Ism .1amu4ry. 1871 n, .r5;.L
'ie there Sptl! be fezu ca,cies in thrir SchooI
iAe'r course Of education zpiH as heyetofo,e co,,,
P'ehena the Ldfis Greek G French CIassfcts H.
SH'h Grammar, Reaa'ng Writ.ng and a,ith,ne.;e..
Hpcs ne following terms, Vs;
1oa'a S so 90
33 SO
W"sh,ng ard ::':.r:s:.!!ias 10 On
Paya6.e hait gearly, Toys finding thei, or., S.1-
a'ng w nnHst beg of those gentie,nen ,vho ban.
~ Jea 10 US me management of their soas n,
/o' tn present year. to norm US ar an eo,J,
o. soh erthey ~ II BIZ continued the pext
~ other applicants % be positive N be;y rng,-"s
ments as 7Oe might otherwise retain pocas, -,
~a'eh S'oala not be fjled The subsc .b. $ can Of,
/eT no bette plege TO their bt,ous, than their ~.
f'e dcpfnac"ce on Their profession nnlthe Geos,.
ae"ee q as success en he;, eeeytions
THO MAS W NIyR1-
FRANCIS f uaUAo.
NeD Liadsays Store Albe,aa,le IN
B No boys gu,H be admitted for n charms,
fe', N f"Hr one year TW NJ {, f r. ~
""F ." rvtF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-30
HENiNG'S VIRGINIA u1sTtCE

NJ u ICE Tho purchasers If the Lte In,ge
,Ly'" Negroes, Al the Osks, in the r IN
ire informed hat their bonds, winch, 49,
due on tbe 12,, DAY Of next month s,e drnf.'''
Ell IN t1e;Bsnk Of yBgmia, Mhete ,ns bgt.
day ~ 'HSN
November som. ~' "%s ..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-30
NEw.YoRK. Nov. 90.
VERY LATE FROM FRANCE

Yesterday arrived at this port, the fine
las. sailing pilot boat schooner Flash. Cap
tan Minugh, ip the remarkably short oas
sage Of 81 days from L'Orient, which nort
she left Oh the evening of the 29th of DC
tobeT
BY the Flash, we learn verbally, that a
letter was received at L'Orieut on the
anornlng OF the 29th October. from ST Ma
Ices stating that a Geographic dispatch an :
nounced that one wing of the British army
In Portugal had been Cut off on their retreat
to Portugal bv the French No .uteiii
gence Of a general battle having been Tough,
in October, in Portugal. had reached
France.
Nochsnge had taken place in the seoues
tered property at Bayonme.
Capt. Minugh has favored the editors Of
the Mercantile .ddUertjscr with French pa
pers to the 28ih Of Oct which are barren
of news.
rsCapt. M. has brought dispatches for the
Secr'y of State.
Translated from PGris Pafers 10 fhe 2o,h
~. received by tie schr. F2ash. from
L'Orient.
PARIS, October 20 Gen. Drouet com
manding the ninth corps of the army of
Spain, writes Oh the 10 n that courier who
had Jyst arrived from Vailadolid brings him
the following intelligence:
On the 3Oth Sep the Prince of Esling
(Masscna) arrived at Coimbra, one of the
greatest cities in Portugal, situate about half
way between Almeda and Lisbon: the
FRENCH army had already marched upwards
oi4O Tongues since lis departure from Alsue
ida; its van and flank had had several aft
Ia'rs win the militia aud Portuguese reg
Inenls; II had taken more than $500 prison =
ers, ADD disarmed several Portuguese reoei.
menls On the 9Th of Sept. it had an en-
SagemenI with the English army, which
Deileyed itself impregnable in a strong
position, about days march from COIN
bra.
he English were attacked, turned, and
oriskly pursued they abandoned part of
their SICK aud oftheir magazines. The re
suit OF the affair OF the 27fh, vas 700 pri
soners OF whom 400 are English, and two
pieces OF English artillery. But what was
more important, the French had gained by
that affair the superb positions of Mondego.
and the City of Coimbra, which offers great
resources.
he army was in good health and abun
dabtly supplied with provisions. They had
SEPT the wounded TO the hospital of Viseu.
the greatest part Of whom received their
wounds in the affair of the 27th they
mounted to scarce 500 men, sick included
--EV Post.
ETfracf Of a letter dated L'Orjent, Ger.
~ 1910, received by the Pilot Boat
Sehooner Flush, TO gentleman in Nezp
York.
4 haze just time to inform you that
c6Fc'al ne7Us has been recciUed here that a
graz 6atHe has taken place in which IS, 900
PRISONERS had been taken from Lord Wei-
HnSfon's army. M the shifts of 7var in tie
Toad md harbor haze their Galore hoisfed,
ana q general salnte took hlace. By khe
nerf neEo$ from Portugal we shall hear
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-30

EGROES, FOR SALE --In the town of
~ CArietsvi's, Oh S.tufis,, h. 22d OF de-
cember next va! 1e off ca. for sale TO the n'g
est builder, about thirty likely NEGROES co.,
s.St'nB OF men, women and children, chiefly be-
longing to the estate of Col. Mayo Carringion.
deed. Cash viii DC expe red Tor ope half tbs
purchase money, aud ctrit OF twelve montns
VII be allowed Tor the balance, on toe purchaser
entering bond with approved security, to carry
interest from the da,e 1T not purctuaiiy rad
.1pRN .fDd4NS Adnir
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-30
90. An Interview with rss,r rs israquessed.

Of WE are sutlior sed to state, tho, captain
JOHN KiIBy. OF Hanover, offers h;mss.f 10 the
Honorable House Of Delegates. as Sergeant &C
Arms, vacated by the death of MAJOR Moss =
Capt, k.iby's services and suiterings, during our
Revolution, certainly entitie hm to pre.erinent.
Novelnbsr so 1t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-30
HUNDRED DOLLARS rEwARnI

nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS EEWARD
W Runaway from the suascrIrer on SUNDAY
evening last muatto Cor qu4troon) man nam.i
Biiiy /; he is very fair, and will probably at,empt
TO pass himself IS free man. and to get on board
some vessel for the purpose OF reaching either
one ottAe United States or West Florida 49,
ne Is about twenty two three Years of age.
we'rs Queue (Which however he might cut otiy
ana whiskers, has dark hate syes inclninv TO
hlack,very black hair. not more curled than that
"f White men frequently is, cheek bones rather.
high than otherwise. pou,ing noutl. with very
red lips, good teeth, and a face inclunp 10 Tho
oval shape He ~ about five feet six inches hinb
and rather stout made, with large arms and
legs. he IS handsome and sensible fellow. and
as he has a number of clothes, itis feared he
may succeed in getting off will rive twenty
dollars Tor apprehending and securing so that
get him the said slave, # taken in ibis o;tv
thirty lin any other part of the TERRITORY. 6fiv Il
IN the Mississippi territory CT West Florida. and
one hundred IT in any of the States, and in every
case, all reasonable charges will be pa,d.--..
Masters Of vessels and all Others are cs,ri,n-d
ssanst employing OF harbourfg sad slave
~ He WAS raised in Richmond VIRGINIA
ana was formerly owned by pr Picke.t of,nat
place He speaks English and very fe " words
OF French "O'N0
CHARLES J. CABELI,
orleans, NoyembSi' 81 y1n Il
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-30

y iEACHLR OF tie Languages, Writing. A.
L. = rhhmetic md Geography, would bo Glad
70 engage hoi mo G than ten or twelve bows for
','e ensu, year, IN healthy part of the country.
PIES apply TO the Printer. VIII
Richmond, Noye,nbo- 30 e.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-30

w ILL III - !. -, Vnt,i,. l.. go VI Dee M
w Der next, AZ q .ci,ari,h Brooks Tavern in
the town If Mapcncster, ONE IY4GGONEs
GEER 6, HORSES; the property Of George
Shields, " virtue o' deed of trust executed bv
sad Shields to the subscriber for the purposes
therein mentioned.
zACHARIAH BROORS.2
RICHARD HEWLETT. frnstees.
Manchester Nov. SO ,ds
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