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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-14
NEW MILIGl,ARY WORK.
Just PubhMsd'Gnd for Sale,
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I'll PRINCE & -bt(ELAh ~ nv -. 7.
n Rules and Regulations for TIC flcld txer-
ese and A,sn9uyres Of the French hiahtlys
Issued August Isl, l79I; and she Aaf9u-
sres addict which shayc been since adopted
by the emperor Napoleon. tiso tae MD
beuues OF the Field Artillery, with Ihtali-
|ty. BY Coz. irenee .4meiot dc Lacroix, lac
Chief OF Brigade In the Frcnch service. III
three volumes, the third volume consisting
q fplates
The principal part o. this work has been
Translated from french TO Engiish, by Laeae'
Col Macdonald, in the selrlcc OF his Efitail-
nick ma,esty. Col ..ae Lacroix has not only
ayalled h.mself of Alacdonald;s translation,
but has retained the principal theories, VICE
which Col NJ has enriched his work, espe-
rially his comparison Of the French tactics
with the Prussian, and the principles OF ttae
different nations with the English; because
Chose valuable notes are sufficient tor such
Comparisons, and are in point. Col DE L.
las augmented those notes. =
81 lac Introduction OF Col de Lacroix' Wefk
RIl direct the attention of the young Ameri-
fans to the study of learned tactics, the re-
&iult OF experience, and enable them to obtain
ne precision desirable in the warrior, tor
tney must be convinced that good officer
SEPOFms good soldier, and that the expert
'ce OF ages has demonstrated, that the SOL
uef VIII perform his duty correctly, when he
Swe.l commanded.
al the end oil the second volume OF this
s. "OrS, 20! De l,acroix has added the manGu-
''es OF the held artillery with the Infantry,
.'OniiRs 10 the French principles. 1t is not
;seSsaiy TO lavish praises on the advantage
ny. moving tbs numbering arm with the same
.s'i9y anu CELEBRITY as the line. Europe is
Inv convinced and confesses it. He has adj
- h'cs, which demonstrate those manGu-
# - so essential to the great operations of
sn. 49, VIZ 0h''o'e oA'oN' = o-elSe
en- ~ De Lacroix has Judged it also expedi-
m., add to his book some new adopted
Il avres, which have been put in practice
esat advantage in the face Of an enemy
finance the value of this work is the only
's.s could induce him to augment its size.
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To IEE PURIIC.

T7HE subscriber, after lapse Of time
4 necessarily consumed in the Prepara-
ton of his house, respectfully announces to
the citizens OF Alexandria, as we'll as the
community at,large, that he has TAKEN for
term Of years tia, noted and eligible cstab-
.lishment known by the name OF the CITY
HOTEL, and once occupied by Mr.. Gadsby,
whose distinguished abilities as Publican
gave it an eclat which the subscriber hopes
to preserve by his unremittcd exertions in
afFordinp 10 ali those who may confer on him
the favor, of their patronage, genteeI and COM
Portable accommodations. The subscriber
deems it unnecessary to indicate the multi
p!icity of convsniences attached to the City
Hotel, ind will only submit description TO
that portion Of travsllers who have SO gensEy
rally attestedits numerous advantages
James Brook.
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c. Wheat.

wish to engage Fifty Thousand bushels
Of Wheat, deliverable IN tae months Of &c &C.
tober and November: And will give Cash Tor
Naraland Tobacco. Also, have for sale'Eiils
:" Chas. ]. Catlett.
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Iuit Received

I'LL C~CSSiFSu
lind for sale by the subscriber,
10 hhds. Muscovado sugar
80 barrels do GO
% hads. choice retailing Mclasses
10 tons Lignumpltae
95 barrels Tar.
30 hhds Sugar
SO barrels do
II tierces Rice
9 hhds. Antigua Rum
10000 W.T.. Coffee
~ barrels Peck
Is boxes first quality 5egars
23 bales Gotten, and
SIS hhds. Maryland and Virginia ooacco'
Newton Keenee
July 81. --------
The Subscriber having pur-
chased the stock of Jesse Talbot, offers for
sale. q, his shop on Fairfax street, near the
oarnor ne King street, a reneral assortment
oe DpGICs. MEDICINES, SPICES, &c.
which he can recommend for ncsr fnraty. "A
share Of the patronage OF his friends and the
PUBLIC is respectfully solcitSl.
Richard Fl. Little.
9th mo, clst.
Orders from the country WILL
be executed on moderate terms, and ata short
notice. Physicians and family prescriptions
put up svith accuracy. r.
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Bryan IIatnpson. & Go.

Hnoe i,tst received ard eFerj Jar SAG,
10 hIds. and so barrels first quality sugar :
20 do seco 1 quality,
10 piDss old London particular Madeira, :,
pipes and 8 tierces London market anu
as quarter casks Malaga sgiNEs' !
so boxes diptCandles,
hhds.ol jamaica Spirits,
i / pipe old CogRac BRANDY,
so barrels New England RAM,
40 doprime WAiskey,
10 chests Imperial,
10 do Young Hyson TEAS, of this years
importatl0E,
md selected for family use.
Also, the best selected Flour tor CO.
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ToFeDh RI. Mandevllle,

ToFeph II. Mandevllle.
I11cT REcETYED g FOR S-fLE,
20 70 p paiss Sd and 4,h proof good West
Inla Spirits. r.:ao
% do Sugar, various qualities
10 ,ierces New Rice.
hossheads Molasscs,
!, do Copperas.
:, b lar Whiskey and so barrels New
England Rum. $, u,,s,n a,d
20 chests Of lmperial' Young HsS0h' anu
p.., Madeira. Lisbon, Sherry, Malaga,
and Catalonia Wines.
n barrels OF behring's and Sbad. s.
~ ~ barrels 6 behring's, put up with particu-
lar care and salt-petred,
scoO bushels Liverpool and Lisbon Sat-
"A lilo 2
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

gusttyeceived by Jfames KrnNeay, ssns
Bo9ksellax, Kingsstrees,
The Scottish Chiefs, an Historical Ro-
nance, in 8 vols. by Miss Porter, aN:horess
Of Thaddeus of Warsaw, sc illustrating
that norton Of Scottish history III whichahe
gallant Sir William Wallace acted so diisln-
guished part.
"A BRET VIEW
ofa. PoHcy and Resources sf thesU. 's'a'e';
Comprising some Structures on Letter on
the Genius and Dispositions OF the trench
Government.
ELLA ROSENBERG "a Romance:
By William Herbert, Esq. au.horot
Spanish Outlaw. e
I,ly % or
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SALE,
:. w-Illy .iJoliar5 REGARD.

/. BSCONDaD fcco nay farm at the
~ mouth OF Seneca, about the IN OF last
month, MAJ iioSc .nac9asis l. PHI, q
years Of age, between ts!tek ara yelEow CO.
ior, nearly ifsec high, very stout made'
yellowsh eyes looking heayF-.hc has bat
little 20 sly. Ills 'appars TVS "znas"fs
shirts, a4su,ro cotton ever acsc; a.'d row,
sers. 1t is likely h. has Maze ~''sE with
them and proceseli otkcr :loati'i y - ieo
negro man b. name SanlDo, -.Wiaao; on'lAo -
w as in ston's e.tlve. %!raht'V crnon, Is rs
father, and tits very proussbic lac Is there
bout oria Alexandra, and with little to4oie
may he found.
The ahoye reward viii bt gi7cn 10 secure
him in Washington City OF alexan@ra JAIL
Thomas Peter.
RI
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,Joleph H. Vaudeville,
Has rust received md offers or sale,
80 hogsheads Orleans Sugar
20 do Philadelphia Whiskey
so barrels do
Is bales Carolina Gotten.
"A l. @,
~GoodtPort and other Wlnessy ahS
a few barrels mcet Herrin5s and ohad'
july IL.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-04
LISBON PLOT.

The detection OF the conspiracy in Lisbon
is stated in the following manner, by
gentleman who left that city on the 21s;
ult -
"A Portuguese courier who was CARRYING
the mail from Lisbon to General Beresford's
army, having arrived at his destination,
found the French in posse ssion of the place,
| and Portuguese General in command
LII General told the Courier he would u0,
modest The British mail, but thar he would
| give him parcel of letters for Lisbon aud
that he would compensa him for mis- trou
Die when he brought back he answers-
After this discourse he suffered the Courier
to proceed with the British mail and desi..
red MIN to be as expeditions as possible in
his return. On the arrival of the Courier
at the British camp, he was reprimanded
for his delay; and among other inleiroga
tories put TO him. being asked if he nad been
at the Freuch quarters. he answered in the
negative. However, suspicious were strong
against him, and he was threatened with
instant death, if he concealed any thing
which he had seen or heard since he was
sen from Lisbon; which had so grea an
effect on him, that at last he produced ne
French letters, which General Berest,, r,
having read, ordered 20 be copied, aud sent
them forward 10 Lisbon according 10 sheir
ulfecunns HE messenger was charged to
bring back whatever answers might DE de
livered TO him. which he accordingly did
by winch means he &C ors in the Conspiracy,
and their objects, we're more plainly under.
stood The request of the French Comman
dei was TO poiot out he houses in which he
English resIded-to collect the Ruclugue.e
and 10 distribute arms among them AND
also 20 it out fire SHIPS and 70 send her,
down among the feet with he ebh .de in
the morning when he wind was ia vo able
to all of WHICH Compliant answers wee re
turned. General Beresford immediately
took measures foI the arres, OF Hose pa
usans at the enemy, and had Them conti
ned On board ships which Tor fear of acc,
dent were ordered outside OF the bar of
Lisbon.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-04
JOAQUIN NAPOLEON.
Grand Duchv of Yuacauv

LKGHoRN, OK. S-Ine Merchants of
this CITY have learned win sfea sat,siacd
on, that IL. Nj. the Emperor ADD King, mas
made this place ds part of deposit Tor foreign
merchandise, prohibited OF not promoted,
with the exception OF English mercnahdIze
or produce, which are formally excluded,
The city of LegnOrn will furnish sure and
proper ware houses near the water. The
expcnce of deposiung tue goods VIII be PAID
by trIfiing per cenlage: consequently tDe
duty of stalaSto, aud one per CEN. former
ly established, are suppressed. he goods
so deposited, must be exported within one
year, or pay the duties, The duration OF
deposit caunot exceed the term oi Two Years
The permitted goods are subject to the same
rules, except, Chey are permitted 10 be
transported throughout the Kingdom OF La
ly, under the conditions aud iormalities pre-
scribed by the Imperial Decree OF Oct. 22d
1905. Here follow the ocal regulations re
lauve 70 the deposit and expectation Of the
different articles.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-04

the amount other exports to the ointment OF
Europe. We know that our refusing to re
ceive her produce and manufactures. can do
her double the injury that even the =. cont
Mental system" inflicts on her, and We have
so many good reasons for believing that the
measure of non -imhortaHon will force q.
b to reneunce her illegal principle of block
ade by fiacarR. that it is not only the imperi-
Gus duty OF congress to adopt tn measure. but
1t would be highly criminal in them to me-
elect 1.-THE american people are now
no innses ~ aS:.::'sss, as ~ the 0eiii
gerents. wish to shackle and monopolize
their commerce. France has declared that
her edicts are no longer in existence. 1t is
tor her interest and the interest of The whole
OF he European continent, that we shall
have trade with them and we may have
1t, provided we support our independence,
as neutral nation, and Cease to prostitute
the American Hag to the purposes of G. Bri
tain.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-04
From German Pahcrs.

OREBRo, Oct, 2.-His Majesty will. it is
said, leave this place for Stockholm To NOR
row at the same lime dfpu' lou. compo
sed OF Baron Won Essen las Xix Marshal J
Count Hamilton, the Archbishop OF Upsala.
&c. will proceed To Helsnburg, for the pur
pose OF receiving the Grown Prince, on his
ARRIVAL III Sweden. II is ass expected thar
the members OF the Dies will adjourn to the
capital next week, in order 20 take the "a h
OF allegiance TO His Roya Highness. The
reports IN circulation some time since, re
spectlns the gracious intention, of his
HShness, in advancing a loan of eight
millions OF dollars for the service Of the
Sta I, appear to have no foundation i'm truth.
vienna, Sep. 2o-M. Kozeuch. master
Of the Court Chapel, has received from l., ,
Majesty the Empress Of the French. god
box. OF the greatest beauty. Containing 100
duca,s Her Majesty added to this pre- sent
the very hattering assurance, tina, when at
heT harpsichOrd she often though. of her
master. and that she was obliged to him for
beng able 20 procure the Emperor some a
grceabe moments by playing on that in.
strnment. AT he same time her Maiestv
assured him, that for life he should enjoy he
Income which he received when he gave her
lessons.
Il is said hat Count Henry Belleearde. AT
present PRESIDENT OF the council OF War. is
TO go u Paris with the tile Of Ambassador
because bis Majesty has given The military
command Of Austria to Ponce 5cbwartzen
berg
The committee of Designation for Fccle
sias'ical Property for the red .,nDtion a
Bank notes, is placed immed. civ under the
Minister Of Finances. II is SAID hat the
revenues of Bishopric Of Goutic, which arc
ut he annual amount of 200 600 Austrian
HORNS, will be administered cy commission.
on account Of the CaIsse G'AmOrt's ment.
after paying a pension OF 80 600 forms per
annum, for the life Of the actaul Arch
bishop, Count de Salm, and so 600 n rms
g ms cqadjasOr.T ( .dt-sle dr. Norg, oeto-
aR2
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Guruye.

Summary transtations for the .Mezo YORK
Gazette from Paris hahers ner Me
Flash. from L'Orient
NAPLES, Sept. 81, 18lO.-An order o.
the day mas been published at the Royal
Camp of Piale, dated 23d ,nst, informing
the Army, by order OF H VI King of the
two Sicliies. that every vessel loaded with
colonial produce, from whatever source they
may come. whether they arrive ia Ameri
can or Ottoman vessels, or under any other
color whatever, should be seized, confisca
led and declared good prizes. every pape,
being forged, and belonging o the English
commerce; and That the cettlEcates of orr
gin are false and fabricated.
HIS Majesty consequently orders all com
mandants of the provinces &c. to see the a
b0ve executed.
(Signed}
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COUNT GRENIER.
Kingdonl o. L1esthhallu.


CAssEL, Oct 7.-rhe ,ollowiug Roy al
Decree, dated at @ahoieonshoehe, Sep. 20,
mas just been published -
Jerome Napoleon, &c Our DEGREES OF
the 18th March anu l7tn sep. last, esta
olionIng a line of Custom houses between
The Rnine aud the WcseI, and extending
TINS line along the borders OF me ElDe rom
the Saxon frontiers to Hamburg-upon the
report of our minister OF EnauCes and com.
merce, we have decreed, and do decree,
Art. l. that all merchandise of English Man
uiacture, and all COLONIAL proauce, Shall
be selaed and ContisCated or touching
the frontiers OF our kingdom, under
whatever color 1t may be imported. Art.
2, except all colonial produce captured and
sold at auction by Frencn othcers. being &C.
companied by proper ceruhcates. fine
remaining eight artIciea OF this aec.sc NEE
~ reiiIe 80 the manner OF sale, DIVISION o!
the property, pay nen., &c.
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1.-The DIRECTOR IN CHIEF"

Palace of Fonfain6ieau, Oct. 8.
The expectation OF French butter shall be
permitted, but it shall contiDue only until the
price be raised.-That is to saw,
@ In the Department of the Mouths of the
Mouse. in the Marshes of Leyde and Delft,
at two francs per kiilogramme
4" In the Department of the Marsh Of the
Calvador, of the Lower Seine. of the Soome,
and o'her maritime departments, at franc
and so cents per killDgramme.
" The duties of expectation are fixed BY
the kllogramme at Is cents, for the depart
ments OF the Calvador, of the Lower Seine.
Of the Soume. and other departments of Old
France.
. AT 20 cents per killogramne for the dc
partments united in 1910"
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doubt accept for what it is meant, declar-
alton Of war {:
1.-The intention of his Majesty the En-
peror is. that vessels belonging to the Bar
barry Powers shall be treated in the same
manner as Ottoman vessels, as like them.
they may have loaded a, Malta, and paid the
duty of 20 pr cent. to the English
{" You therefore will immediately Sc
queste all the Barbary vessels which are
or may arrive in the harbors of your divisi
on, whatever goods their cargoes NAV con =.
sist of.
You will inform me as soon as possible
of the sequesters laid as well on Barbary
ships as on Ottoman ships you will for
ward to me the process verbal, with all the
documents you may have collected rel
alive to the circumstances of their voy
age, the origiR and nature of the cargo,
and the insurance, if any. as well on ship as
cargo. -
:" enjoin to you the greatest care and
promptitude in the execution of this or
der.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-04

HALL GOODS.--The subscriber has rccei
( we'd by the Avcrick, from London, anf Cora,
from Liverpool general assortment of GOODS,
suitable to the season--among which are
LONDON and Yorkshire superfine Cloths and
Kerseymeres
Union, Bedford and Bennets Cords
Swsnsdowns, Toilinetts and DENNIS
Sd and double mlled cloths
Cou,inEs, Bearskns, Frieze, Flannels & Baizcs
Plans, Kerseys and Blankets
Cough e Brathwsites' Eapt Cottons
Yarn Hose, Worsted and Cotton Stockings
Handkerchief, SlIa wis and N1uslins
Silk VClvcts and Sewing Silk
Irish Linens and Droghedas
Queens Cord, Velvets, Tbicksetts and CoDst
tuition Cords
A good assortment Of Sadlery, Hardware and
Cutlery
Smiths Bellows, Anvils and Vises
Flat bar, Crawlcy and English blistered Steel.
He continues 20 transact business on COMMUNIST
on, and has for sale, on consignment, Queens
ware, Whiskey, Shad and Bar Iron
ROBBRT GAMBLE
november r3. tf
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rRoM LONDON PRINTS.

LoNBoN Oc. fl The BArbary Pow
ers having resisted botn The menacts and
promises cf France, aud refused 10 adopt the
" Continental system have of course ln-
CURED the displeasure of that Government.
The following order has IN consequence been
transmitted TO all the French coesuis. re-
siding at the different ports on the continent.
The trade carried ON between ihc \ ige
rincs and Malta was the chief provocauon to
this measure, which the former will "
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KINGDOM If Nankes.

MALES, CCl. j Ills majcsty arrived
here tnis morning. Before he iett the army,
he published the following order y the. day,
dated DIT the mead quarters, ScIlia, Sep 20,
1910.
g SOLDIERS
The expedition to Sicily is ad-
Journed. The obJect that me Emperor pro
posed to himself IN menaCing TINS iSiand IS
fulfilled, and the effect Of the attitude mnicn
tit has held during tout months WIN SO nucn
dignity upon the otrdIgI., nas surpassed C.
very expectation. You wlil now return t.
your wIn1er Quarters, and you also, brave
mariners, are going 10 ievis youi faGiiiies
You nave done more than your duty YOU
nave suppoiieu, win courage above all
praise, more than fifty ConiOats against tire
Die forces, and the success wnICh you nave
constantly obtained, sheW WIaL you would
have done against equal forces. You have
moreover resolved grand problem you
nave proved, that The enemy 5 fOtllias can
not stop the passage OF the strait from SIM
pie Coasters, and that Sicily will be con.
quered wheusver we seriously cnuse 70 10
IT. Receive the expression VI my satisfac
ton. L express It also " the land forces
who nave powerfully seconded the .vlew,-
The eagerness which you nave siewn upon
rHe hfst Call, is sure guarantee TO your
KING ot that which may be expected wnene
yer called upon tor the good OF his service
aud that OF The Country.
(Signed)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-04
NOV. 16.

III Office - iii be Sold to the highest bidder,
L on credit OF one, two and three years, in
pursuance Of the last will and testament of the
late Joseph Royal, decd that valuable Tract
OF LAND, in Cumberland county, situated o.
ApPomsttox river, near James Town, about 90
miles from Petersburg, containing UPWARDS of
zoo acres-the purchaser giving bond with un
doubted security, and deed Of trust ON the pre-
Inises. This plantation is little inferior to any in
point OF quality, it con aims two three hundred
acres of rich tobacco Land, well .imbered, toge-
cher wiss uii useiui improvements, several good
springs and the situation considered to lie heal
thy. Any person disposed to view the Premises
before the day of of sale, can he accommodated
application TO MIR. Samuel Williams, who
lives thereon, OF to MIR. Tescharler Woodson,
near neighbor The sale will be made on the
premises, on the last Monday in December next
being the 3lst of The month"; If fair, otherwise tue
next fair day.
Ahd'at the same time and place, will be cold,
TO the highest bidder, on credit of one and two
years, several likely Negro Men, Women, Boys
and Girls, for bonds with good security
WILLIAN ROl.HLL,
Executor Of Joseph Royal, decd
OF ! Will further sell, at the same time and
place, above mentioned, for cash and upon IL
months credit, sundry other valuable negroes, a.
moDg them valuable Sawyers, &c
I'm RoTdAL.
Amelia, HevF mber %. 5w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-04

ITO THE PUBLIC The subscribers under
4 the firm Of st. Jnhn and Mitchell offer their
services as COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND AUCTIONEERS. IN the house lately
occupied by Doctor Wardlsw opposite Browns
Vendue Office They assure the public that
their best exerfions shall he made to promote
The interest Of those who may place property at
their disposal and to give general satisfaction
o. They will always give the highest price
for good bright Hemp--And advance Cash on
foreign and domestic produce and manufactures
sent to be sold without limitation or reserve af.
ger specified time.
JOHN St JOHN.
l. MITCHELL
Nny. 1S. Aw
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WIN w. DICKINSON, has received, per
wv the ship Rolla, captain Sanford, from Ii
verpool:
Fine and superfne cloths
Forest cloths and kerseymeres
Kendall Cotton and coatings
Manchester Goods assorted, and
20 Crates Liverpool Ware.
IN STORE.
500 Sacks salt filled IN Liverpool and
80 Crates Earther Ware,
Which are offered for sale, on low terms.
november IS IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-04

TOHN a. FULTON, continues to locate Vir
81 gina Military Laid Warrants, on the most
moderate terms From long practice in tie dis
trict, aud having made a complete connection OF
the whole ofthe same, which has not heretofore
been done, and likewise procured copies of all
the entries, old and new he now conceives him
kArit competent Of making entries spec al, and to
-, good advantage any other locator, and will
pay particular attention to those that may think
proper to favor him with their business
Chill Gothic, Ohio, november 81. w4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-04

~ Y virtue of decree of the County Court
Rb Of Middlesex, wherein Christopher Har.
wood is plaintiff, and chomss and Elliot Muse,
Furviving partners OF Hudson Muse and sons, de
PENDANTS, pronounced IN July last NE shall cell,
st public auction, for ready money, on the 9TH
day Of December next AZ tho Washington Ia
Eern, the following SLAYBS, viz. Molly and
her three children, to satisfy certAa sums Of mo.
Sey in said decree mentioned
I'm MANN. } co,n,,;,,;,,.x,
I'm. NBALE,S 1'"'"''''f'Ds'''
November q. q
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