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NOIICE-Books for receiving further subscrip.
L tons TO the Loan OF eleven millions of dol.
lars Tor the use of the United States authorised by
the act OF Congress of March ID, 1919, will be open-
ed on the fifteenth day of the present month of July,
at the Bank Of Virginia, for sum not excee. ing
one hundred thousand dollars, which books will
continue open for receiving subscriptions during the
ordinary hours OF transactins business at the said
Bank, until the said sum of one hundred thousand
dollars shall have been subscribed, or public notice
shall be given ofthe subscription being closed
Terms Of the Loan. 20.
L. The whole amount subscribed shall be maid at
the time Of subscribing-and for such amount, the
Cashier of the said Bank shall give Certificate.
which, upon being surrendered at the Loan Office of
the State of Virginia, shall entitIe the subscriber to
receive from the Commissioner of Loans, a certi-
cate or certificates of capital funded stock bearing
interest from the following dates respectively, that
is to say
From the frst day Of August next, on all snb-
scriptons made from the 18th day of July to the
18th day of August incIusively. .
FROM the .frst day OF September next, on all
subscriptions made from the 10th day of August 20
the 5th day of September inclusvely
From the first day Of October nest, on all sub
seriptIons made from the 10th day Of September to
the 9Th day of October inclusively.
Which certificates of funded capital stock shall he
issued in sums Of one hundred, four hundred, one
thousand, four thousand or ten thousand dollars.
at the option of the proprietor, and shall he trans
ferrabe by the creditors or their attornies duly
constituted, at the treasury and Loan Offices res
peeuyely, in the same manner as the present fun
ded debt of the United States, and in pursuance of
the rules which have been or which may he estab-
hshed relative to the tranfer of the said debt.
9. Alter the last day of December in the year one
Thousand eight hundred and twenty FOUR & after rea-
sonabe notice to the creditors, which shall be siseu
by an advertisement in public newspaper prin-
ted at the aeat OF the government of the U. States
the said capital stock shall be redeemabe at the
pleasure of the United STAGES, by the reimburse.
ment of the whole sum which may, at that time,
stand credited to any proprietor, on the hooks of
the Treasury or OF the Loan-Ofices respectively.
ALBERT GAIsLATIN,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Treasury Department, July 9. tI5Oct.
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FOREIGN.
LATE FROM ENGLAND
July IL.

LATE FROM ENGLAND. :.
The ship Orbit, captain Bool, brings London
Papers to the 9th of July, file of which is
received at the Office Of the n. Y. Mercan-
tile Advertiser.-The report of the War Bill
having passed the House of Representatives
rs noticed in the paper of the 9th but OBJ
tanned no credit and the markets continued
III state OF depression.
From London Pahers received by IRE Orbit.
LONDON, July Give have received
Dublin papers of Thursday last, the dav
fixed for the Aggregate Catholic meeting,
by whichft appears that Petition for 'lU nj
versal Religious Freedom" was read and :
greed to, and a resolution passed that il,
should be recommitted to the Board of the
Irish Catholics, to be presented to Parlia
ment before the close of the second week
of the next session.
French Papers have reached town to the
Both ult. Bonaparte arrived on the 18th at
lnsterburg, which is only so miles from the
nearest frontier of Russian Poland. $50 miles
from wilma, and 100 from Riga. An extra
ordinary Diet was to assemble at Warsaw,
on the 18th OF last month, for the purpose,
as was supposed, Of carrying into effect the
project Of Napoleon for the re establishment
Of the Kingdom of Poland.
Letters from Sicily repeat hereport, that
the King and Queen are about to leave that
Island and it is supposed that they will
proceed to NieDna--Onc OF the first pro
ceedings OF Parliament, which was 30 meet
on the l4th of last month, it was understood
would be, to appoint committee to draw up
the plan of a new Constitution.
July By the Phipps Schooner, from
New-Nork, in % days, Government has re-
ceived dispatches from Mr.. Foster. the CON
tents OF which have not transpired. # is
eXs ected that the letters brought by the
schr. will he delivered in the course of TO .
day the dates from New York said to be
Of the 18th ult
new treaty of Defensive Alliance be-
tween France and Prussia has been publish l..
cd i'll the Berlin Gazette, of which the Urea
ty of Utrecht is made the basis. II is firm
ed with view TO the enforcement of Bona
napartc's Continental System.
n rorning paper states, " that the plan
OF operations adopted by the Russians is
that OF purely defensive war and we hear
that Lord CathcaTt is forthwith going "a
the headquarters Of the Russian army' in
vested with commission from the British
Court, that gives the idea ola thorough nm
derstandiDg being re-established between
the courts OF London and Petersburph and
that We arc ut least, to assist with our Conn
ellis, it not with our Money"
PORTSMOUTH, July 5.--Mr. John Sloane
an Amerlcan Gentleman, arrived here Ibis
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lyR>UrrIoN of MUSiC-Henry Weidemey err, in,
Il pressed with grateful recoilections of past ia
YOURS, desires to return his thankful acknowledge
ments to the ladies and gentlemen who have hitler
to SO bcra!ly patronise,. him in his profession rs
teacher of Music. Having relinqushed his desisr
OF leaving this city, he wishes to inform the ladies'
gentlemen of Richmond, Manchester and their vi
entities, that he continues in the line OF his protest.
on, and will wait ON ladies' at their houses to give les
sons on the Piano Forte, which instrument he will
carefully correct and put in proper tune.
lie wishes also to instruct gentlemen in an even
ing SCHOOL, which will commence as soon rs sufiei.
ent number of pupils have subscribed-He will di.
vide them in three classes, each class consist oil
scholars Oh eqnnl capacity, SO render the in
strustons IN their progress equally beneficial to all
lie feels confident from the that he has al
ready experienced in teaching, that the method
which he means to adopt, will be effectual in giving
that command Of the instrument, which is so grace
f'il and engaging, and really necessary all those
who would aspire to a proficiency in that delightful.
accomplishment.
Subscription lists fob gentlemen will he placed
at Mr.. Beck & Co, Confectoners in street, and
at AIR. De Oranges, opposite to Mr. Lees Fl street,
Shocke-Hil, where any orders left will be respect
fully attended TO.
September I. attn
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SALES at AUCTION.-On Thursday the 10th
~ day OF this month, at the store of the subscriber,
will be sold under the management of Messrs Mon
cure, Robinson Peasants, all of the subscribers
stock on hand, supposed to be,worth between five &
SIX thousand dollars, containing excellent assort-
nent ct Groceries, and complete assortment in the
line of ConfectionerAlso, about Sc dozen Hats of
different qualities, quantity of best Segars in boxes
and many articles of Household & Kitchen Furni-
ture Every article offered will be sold without re-
serve.
Isrn,S--For all sums not exceeding so dolls. cash
above SO dollars and otexceeding 100 dollars, Go
days-above 100 dollars and not exceeding 200 dol
lars, 90 days-and above 200, 100 days credit Tor
approved notes, negotiable at the Bank of Virginia
AlpSrsons indebted to the subscriber are earnest
~ requested TO make speedy payment to him, rs he
is about to remove FROM this state, * those to whom
he is indebted will he pleased to apply for payment
to Messrs Moncure, Robinson s. Peasants, or
September i. l.. CONVERT
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August 2S.

AND OFFICE, August iltb, lsla.--In purssi-
ance Of an act of assembly, passed the 1ith Feb
ruary 1911, entitled" I'm amend the sevcrai
idsrs, concerning Escheats," do hereby make it
known that the two following tracts oil land, situated
III the county OF Louisa have escheaed to the COM
monweath, rs appears by the certificate of the Is
ceator OF said county, dated the 1{th of June last
VIZ one for sos acres lying in the lower end of the
county, OF which Mr.. John Marshall is said have
died sezcdthe other for 1876 80 acres, lying in the
upper end OF the county, OF which James Smith is
said to have die+ seized.
CHARLES BLAGR"y .Reg'y.
Aug. Il. 8
The Editor of the National Inteigencer will in
sert the above advertisement in his paper for weeks
successfully, * transmit his account to this depart
rnent for payment.
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SUCCESSFUL CRUISE.

BALTIMoRE, September 1.-The Pri-
vateer. Highfyer, Captain Gavet, which
arrived at this port yesterday from very
successful cruise, brought home with her "a
bout so prisoners of war.
From the Log Book fthe HigAfyer.
On the Goth July, off the Double headed
Shot Keys. at half past P M, discovereda
sail standing to the \ & w, gave chase at
" M, came up with and boarded the BIZ
! fish sch. Harriet, in ballast, from n. Provi-
dence bound to HAVANA, carried black
men and boy gentlemen and LADY,
passengers-put OH board Captain TAYLOR
as prize master, and ordered her for the
first port In the US. arrived the next
day the captain of the Harriet informed
captain Gavet, that there was money con-
cealed on board--we boarded her and found
$4,000 in specie--next day she stood thro'
the gulph. On the 10Th of August, lat 90
y, at A M, discovered a fleet bearing
SSW. distance lea wore ship and made
sail, endeavoring to get to windward for the
purpose OF accommodating them-Nezt day,
at halt past ? Al, the frigate from the fleet
gays chace to us, steering various courses
at L M dropped him, still pursuing the
heet-at 6, saw tine fleet bearing N-the
next, 2lst, at p M wind moderate--bro't
| to and boarded British ship Diana, Harvey,
one OF the Jamaica fleet bound to Bristol.
burthen 3j3 tons, laden with sugar, rum.
4
senta prize master and 10 men on board,
and ordered for the first port in the Uni
ted states. At the same time two other sail
In sight, at nj bore down OIL them, fired
| 8 or shot at them which was returned by
! both ships--22d at i M engaged the two
! ships at half gun shot, and after friue on
them upwards OF 90 shot--breeze blowing
fresh, not thinking safe to board then n, at d
Nj hauled off-neXt day, at p M wind
moderating, bore down and engaged the
sternmost ship called the Jamaica, of LA
yerpool, captain Nell, of guns, 81 meH,
385 tons, in co. with the ship Mary & Np. ~
OF London, captain Miller, mounting -
guns, 10 or ! 8 men, and 329 tons bv II
when within musket shot we comm 'then,
| brisk fire from our great guns ar enced a
| ry, which was returned with " q musket-
and resolution from both shir ,feat Courage
ment lasted 20 minutes, r'S-the engages
striking her colors at 4, the Mary & Ann
with Measure we G; the same time. II is
officer acted wiz late, that every man and
ness. but We great Courage and cool
CAPTAIN G9 are sorry to announce thai
about th, vet was unfortunately wounded
muske middle OF the engagement by a
arm = odh' WHICH passed through his right
" - also one ordinary seaman sliobtI,1
} .ounded in the cheek II. H;ebe,, o., 10y
ceived several shots in her sails. eib AMI a.
ing SID stay shot away, her fore mast ,yo,,n-
ded--nanned both ships put Mr.. Brown
p'lIe master and men Oh board MARY &.
ann ana Mr.. Grant and IL men ON hoard
the Jamaica, and ordered them for rho Grss
port III the Y. ). Both Slips arc richly Ia
deh WIN sugar, coffee, ram, logwood Be-
Several of their seamcn were ,voundad 80
none Killed. ous
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ME subscriber, Keeper of the Penitentiary, is
u authorised by the Executive tn sell the manu-
features made by the prisoners, W. consist of va
rlous articles manufactured from Leather, Iron,
Hemp, Cotton, &c.-among them are, about 1 so pair
OF Boots, and between 500 and 1000 pair of Shoes
assorted in boxes. Great bargains may be had in
these latter articles by applying at the Penitentay,
at any time between this and the Goth of October
next at which time they will be sold at auction at
the Nendue Office of Messrs Moncure, Robinson &
Peasants, on credit of sixty days, for negotiable
notes on the Virginia Bank; raw materials will be
received in barter for any manufactures Customers
for Weaving, Shoemaking, sc. desired to apply,
pay for, and receive their work. Orders from the
country for furnishing negroes and Others, will be
attended to. VIM CAMPBELL, .4gent,
.dnd Keeoer Of The Penissnfidry
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pEuMOND STONE WARE.--Benismin D,,.
Ia Val q Son, at the sign of the Golden Mortar.
Hichmond, have on hand, large assortment OF
red IN this place Ivy ". Dnvak 81 co., which thev
VII sell at the New-York wholesale priees
Orders for the above or application made at teir
Medicine Store, viii be strictly attended to-
They have also for sale, as above, y very extensive
Assortment of Drugs, Medicines, Dyc st1f,. Pants.
ois. &C. OF genuine quality aud on moderate term
Sept. 1. w,r
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NEw-YoRK, Sept. L. The British schr.
Shy lark, prize to the Bunker Hill privateer,
LEWIS, OF this port, bound from Quebec to
Martinique, with cargo of salmon Goldfish.
nour, slaves, hams, Slc.--captured on the
18Th ins: August S, in lat. 40, IL, long. 81,
~, the Bunker Hill spoke brig Antelope,
rom Jamaica. laden with sugar and rum,
prize to- the privateer Dolphin, of Cape Cod.
SAVANNAH, Aug. s5,-Arrived, schr.
Planter. Hussey. Charleston, 4 days, (in-
randi with powder, cannon ball, niuskets. &c.
10 Thomas Bourke, Esq. United States A.
gent. Fly
The barque Diana, prize to the priva.
teer High Flyher, of Baltimore, arrived be-
low Yesterday. Vessel and cargo (rum, SUI
gar, &c. is estimated at upwards of g 1OO.-
0O0) The prize draws II feet water. and
Cannot get nearer than five fathom, until
iigthened. The High Flyer took too other
prizes we understandable whole of them
out Oft from West India fleet bound to Bri-
tain.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 2o.-Last evening.
arrived at this port the privateer schooner
men, after cruise of SIS days from N. York.
On the 18th inst. in lat. S, long. 65, the Ea-
gle feel in with and engaged the British ship
GRENADA, capt. DUTCHMAN, of ! guns. and
the British schooner Shaddock, also com.
manded by capt. DuTCHMAN, brothes. to
the commander OF the ship--and after an
action or one hour and half, succeeded in
capturing both of them. In the contest the
captain OF the schooner was killed, and two
men on board that vessel wounded there
were three men wounded on board the ship:
but the privateer had none of her men killed
OF wounded. The ship was from Point Pc
tire, (Guadaloupe) bound to London, with a
valuable cargo of Sugars, Coffee, Molasses,
Caster Oil and Cotton. The schooner was
from Antigua, bound to Liverpool, with a
cargo OF molasses The schooner come in
last evening in company with the Eagle
but the ship drawing between Is and 10 feet
OF water, will be obliged to tighten some be-
fore she can cross our bar; or perhaps she
may proceed to another port. The prison
ers are on board the privatcer and prize
schooner-most of the privateers' crew are
on board the prize ship, off the bay. Two
days since, OIL soundings spoke schooner
10 weeks from Rio Janeiro, bound to New
York.
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Sept. I.

NIVECHEST5 first quality Gunpowder Tea.
u Mtlwnod's cargo, 80 bids PENNSYLVANIA Wits.
Key, 81 buds Muscayalo Sugar, part OF them first
pipes Cape Madeira Wine, Is ~. Casks TenerilIe
and Nalags Wine, 100 Bags Cofce, 81 Boxes mould
Candles, $50 half Boxes 8 by 10 window Glass, so
Dots German O1nalmrgs, 10 Kegs black Paint, o
Tons BecSs Patent Shot completely assorted from
Is. II. to No 10. For sale by
August 90. %S%
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LAND FOR sAlr-Tb,


seribcr wishes 10 sell hundred acres o
land IN the County oil Amelia, being part of that
valuable tract known by the name of the Island
ford, an. situated Immediately on Appomattox III
yer. This land is very productive, which added to
IT'S coniisuity to nayigsb!e water renders it esra-
Bile object to farmers. About forty acres of this
'and sas yet uncleared and very heavily timbere,l
Any person wishing to purchase may know the
terms BY applying to the subscriber living in the up
per OF Amelia, near Painsvie.
JAMES w. MUSE.
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o1lCE-The public are hereby cautioned a
~ against trading Ter a bond executed to Thos
eibsoi' by the subscriber, for about eighty three
pounds, payable the 25th OF Dec. next. which
bond am Determined not to pay, as it was given
Gibson, of whom, not procure title.
JOEL w. JONES.
Prince Edward August o. 1872 .. A,v
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NAVAL ENGAGEMENT
ETFract from He Journal O/ III. Py;no,c,
briY YnnkecL- limit -. see

:, orig YeHkec-.FagGSt 1, 1912.
AT meridian continued in chase Of.
arg bnB''sh armed Ship, distant abont Z.
. 'l upon the lee bow. At /, n. m. we
Paep ,.t loF action, and ran down upon
nv |eather quarter, upon which the sbir,
hlled away aud alsoprepared for act;os s"''
we immediately fred our first division a.
snip retarned a bruadsde, g, he act;o', W.
came general. The officers and ,nsr;.er
poured into the enemy full volIev rs ,r ~
quctry' and slic three divisions AZ tb. -
'si"e gave her abroads;de. We then NC
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A NNA BYRD rciidnsin Williamsburg, contin.
"a ues to keep boarding house anil is disposed
TO accommodate sncb as may favor her will tbc;r
sompatj either BY the week, monitor quarter, on
the most 'era terms. She is DESTROYS to take bow
sna girls, to whom the sttictest attention will be
Augast %. ~,oo0e,
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s ar CONDITIONs-Five Dollars u year, to be
paid annually ia advance. Those who do not direct
thei papers be discontinued at TIE end of the year,
will be considered rs engaged for the next-None
will be discontinued, until all atrearases have been
paid,
: ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted in
tis paper unless they paid for, guaranteed by
some respectable person in this city or Manchester.
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NJ ANTED, young man WHO can come well re
Ter. '"U P''"
September a. WOW
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RICHARD VILLA sON.
Fiuyanna, September fst, 1919. otp

1--WE SUBSCRIBER intending to leave ,ths state
"a for some weeks, hereby notifies those who may
have business to transmit with him, that his son Ed
ward Carrineton Mayo is vested with full power to
act for him iii hs absence.
JOHN MAYO.
Sent 4
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'HE fnorteenth drawing of the ninety number
Il Lottery took place at the Capitol on the 4th
nst when the following numbers Came out. viz.
"a, IL, &c, so, Al.
July IL.
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NJ OTICE---JOHN'B. HILL.4RDS s. GEORGE
~ S1ILL.h3JV, have formed connection in
trade.
The business hitherto done by the former, will be
conducted under the firm of I" Hkard g Stilnlan.'
JOHN b. HiLLARD,
GEORGE STILLNIAN.
September j. If
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gEsEN DOLLARS REwARD-Rnnaway from

.E'EN DOLLARS REwARD-Rnnaway from
d the subscriber living in Fluvanna, about eight
miles above the Court-Iiouae, the eth of Au-
gust, yonng negro man by the name of EDMOND,
he is about five feet eight nine inches high and
abOut nineteen years old, of yellow complexion,
with slight peck mark the left side of his nos e.
lac is an excellent OstIcr very polite in his manners
and shows his teeth very plain VIXEN lie speaks, he
has brother living in Orange belonging to Mrs
Burnley, sister living in buckingham belonging to
Mr.. Archer Scruggs, and one living in CharIottes-
Vile belonging to Uoct. Everett. II is probable
that he will visit some OF those places aud attempt
to pass as free mamie has heretofore attempted
to pass by the name Of Edmond Scott. When he
went away he had on pair Of small Clothes stripe
iomesphn coat. The said negro was taken ont of
Alexandra jail on the oath of August, and left Fn.
on the q til. II is probable that he the said
negro, will aim to get to Lynchburg as he has a
number OF acqnaintanccs in that place, or perhaps
on the river, as waterman. hny person that will
deliver the sail negro at the subscrbers house shall
receive fifteen dollars. secure him in any Jail SO
that get him again, shall receive the above reward
Of ten dollars, aud all reasonable charges paid by
me-
RICHARD WILLIAMSON.
Fluyanna, September 1st, 1919. otp
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DOMESTIC.
Events Of War.
MILITARY MOYEMENr-

ALBANY, Aug. 28.-Yesterday sailed
from this city for New York, in the Hare.
capt. Olmstead, and the Gokd Hunter. cant
heeler. his Exceilency the Governor and
suite, as commander in chief of the Militia.
with Capt. Ualker'S company of Artillery,
and Capt. Buikley's company. called .iTfe
Albany Volunteers ordered for the defence
the New-York station. They were escort
ed on board by Capt. CaSsady's company of
Republican Greens, and Capt. Cobb's Com
pany OF Rifiemen. and the usual military sa-
lutes were exchanged as the vessels parted
from the dock.-The concourse of citizens
was as numerous as any perhaps ever wit
messed here.
Yesterday marched from their rendezvous
in this city detachment from Gen. DDdpe's
brigade OF drafted Militia. They have gone
to the Western Frontier. They were ac-
coEpanied out of town by the Albany Band
OF Music, and marched with cheerfniness to
the defence OF their Western brethren. The
detachment is composed of drafts from sav.
efal counties-and promises fair to dissin-
guish itself in the hour of naturalization.
---
CHILLIeoTHE, Aug. %, 1919.
q" ln haste, send you the following cor -.
OF letter, this moment received by M )
David Kinkead, from Joseph Zoos, brj.e j Hol
general 4th brigade. 2d division. S"o NE,
recoIlect that Hull evacuated ,,ada -, WI
night of the 9TH. '' vi 'he
Madison County, heed Of Deer Cyret
c. r,,, August 81, 1912.
o,R--ln haste drop line by the gover.
hors express be carries the mela1cboly
news ol lhe surrender of Detroit, with the
wh Woo, IeI ,y OF Michigan, by general RmlI
w ''iS p'NF'" government, 7vithoHt d 8trz,p-
! gle. Our brave couutrymen ar,. no, %" ~
soners OF war. IF the whole of the reonf;s;
ton, lately called for. in the three Hrst he;
gades, IN the ID division, have not VET nah.
! co. you Will use every excrtion. ~ sta,,t,,,o
expresses to ride night and dag TO- get tbno,
started You will then direct them 70 ,,r"'
ceGd 70 Orbanna, by forced marches. Tbe
pubic stores on the frontier, and at the trcs.
~, are to be protected. - VIC ''e"
] pris g. JOS. FOOS.
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yESUFTlON.-The Subscriber intends teaching the
Y Latin Language, Engis, Grammar, Geography,
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic and the Mathematics
the ens,ipg year, at his fathers John b. Anderson's
in the upper end of Caroline, one raile from the
north fork OF Pamunkey river, very healthy situa-
tion.soard and tuition ninety dollars, to be paid
quarterly in advance. The school will begin the
third Monday in January:
ROBERT T. ANDERSON
September 4. otp
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NJ OTlCE-The Commissioners appointed by the
L county court of Chesterfield, to make distribu-
ton OF the estate of John Cross decd will attend at
the tavern of n Brooks in the town of Manchester,
on Thursday the 10Th Sept for that purpose. when
and where all those concerned may attend If they
think proper.
September i. 9tp