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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19

b n pursuance of Deed of Trua eye.
II cuted by Henry Heinz man ITO {ccure
inc pay ment OF sum OF money due TO l.
Saae = rs kendAff, who was secuIity for
me SAID f1einzman In debt due to r dam
Iar ness "hIch said ,ruit is dated the "a
bece mber, 1907, and duly recorded
moas me records of Han ffhire County
Court, the subscriber, as tie ,rute E NAM
ed 10 laid srnit, will, by himself OF his =.
GENT ieil at Public Sale at the houfe of r..
above named Henry Hcinzmsn. in The
town OF Homney, on Tuesday the 10Th of
IJuiy next the following property, to wit.
One Negro man named William. nine
leather beds, bedfeads and furniture. ons
large falling leaf table tcherry) two val
out otto, SIX yellow windsor caairs an.
small walnut table, one large look;ur-
glass; one desk, one small blue table, one
i4'aio walnut DITTO, One Small cherry tree
d"'o' two large wanus ditto, one wsIrnr
cup ooArd, one Clock and case, ore loo,-.
ing grass one Candle Rand, five wa,on.
chairs, one pine table, one knife case 49,
small pine table, eigh, common chair 49,.
KNIFE box, one ser china Gators. sly ch;-
ma coffee cups and faucers, twenty ,b,e.
emma cups aud niue saucers, five 1.-as
dishes, one china tea pot, one china *
nihef' Two fruit diihes, one LARGE uucer,s
ware cohes pot, i've lowered plates. one
pewter Tea pot, TWO TEA boards. one ovrI
and one round, three walters, three hrasa
cand ieiticks, Ave pair suffers. ninctesn
wihe glasses, SIX hait-pini tumblers. txo
pint ditto, one quart ditto, four hall n;nS
oeeah'eis' two pint ditto, two QUAR- dr.
TO- one halt gallon ditto, one case w;,b
four bottles, two black bo,ties. one ,,ngli
pot' one large ditto, one large dutcL =.
ven aad I'D, one small ditto, one irvine
pau one pair POT hooks, nine large wbits
pia'es' ieVen iecoad size ditto, SIX smsII
butter ditto, one c6iender, one pa,r "a
IRONS 'ntee water buckets, one kteicr
'ne e, iron oooad barrel, one grind iionc, one
waning tub, one water car, ole axe. one.
'hSf bed, blanket and calder. one ola
grey Morse, one salt shovel, One sauce nan.
SIX Sconce', three cows, one brown MARI
ave HAekS OF nay, one shot gun, one
F." LAD -inii and foor sheep.
JAMES MACHTR.
1e"T =. tdst7
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NEW YORK, Janc 10.
Ii TIE ST FROM LISBON

a Respectable friend has very politely favor
ed us with ,re ;Jiiowmg extracts from letters.
received by the Pacific, Capt Stanton, arrived
at Newbort. One of these letters, dated the
10Th April, states that Sucnet had been defeat
ed by Gen. Murray, with che loss of 1000 men
An article translated from AN Alicant Gazette.
OF April Ii, states that battle had taken
place between Suchct and Gen. Murray, which
" terminated in favor Of The French Whe.
tier these accounts refer 10 the same battle or
not, cannot nov, be determined 70 us it an.
p ars tbs, tncy do not Ii battle had tax n
place previous 20 the 1fth of April, the date If
the Ancaut article, the particulars must have
been known at Lisbon before tho 5Oth, and the
writer OF the letter below, would nave had
something more than runIOur on which to
FOUND his information On t''c whole It's pro-
bsbie that there has been a bAUe, but what
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19
Thirty Dollars Reward

INSERTED from the Encampment
- near Norfolk, on the zArh uitimo.
MA rFi1AS KEESACRE, about i've
feet six or seven inches high, about ?
years of age-Also, on tie frsr inst.
GEORGE KERNS, about five feet eieh,
inches high, about "a years of age and
by profession Chair Maker Also, at
same time, CHRISTOPHER MALLS.
! Err, i've feet ten inches high, by pro
tession Shoemaker. 1t is supposed these
men will make for Berkeley County, Va.
Any person who will apprehend and Sc
sure either or all of the above deserters
md inform the Commandant of the Ist
regiment Militia Artillery in the service
of the Cnited States, at Fort Barbour,
hall receive reward of ten dollars per
san.
ROBERT WILSON, Capt Art'y.
Camr. near Norfolk, Iuue O.
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ALEXANDRIA, June is.
,N'EIY-IOloDO.N

We wait with anxiety for news from
New-L London. There is Zoo much rea
sou to fear that the threatened bonn
bardment of the town has taken place
by vessels arrived at New York, we
learn that a heavy cannonadinS wa.
heard ia the direction Of New London
anal n letter from New York received
at Philadelphia, says. 6 Ehe last ac
counts from NewLondon State. that tn,
British were before il with seven ship
and were bombardins the town. Gaz
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June
AGRICULTURE

a 'ON the promotion OF Agriculture.
n the encourage sent OF Do,neI,r M
l"'"G'uieS. ana the Improvement ofFsrn
o'oek' * Is proposed 20 ftabiisb an maj.
tution TO further these objects. With tSis
s ~ inscription papers are lodscd with
Mehfs' K. n. Meade, II. st. &. jrckerc
zen James oinglc;on, Capt. DAM! .se'
isddc Ho,iLgswortt, Richard =. B.,,on
Jo"n M Hon, DAVID R.dgwSy, Grad
" '''d''''' ~. !. D. On, ana ,l.ph -.
D@iu "i"' "no iohelt tbc patr.na.e vi the
:, linens OF Frederick, in rapport OF an IL.
Hl'u'ion promising zach iah.og sdyaota-
ges 10 theit coon,ry. ""'
Jane 10.
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LATEST FRuM HALIFAX.


A gentleman arrived in Boston on
Tuesday. who left Halifax the ist inst
He brought neither letters nor newspa-
pers but has communicated the fol
lowing verbal information
A feet Of transports from England
with troops had gone up TO Quebec
without touching at Halifax. 1t wa.
supposed that about 10000 troops hat
gene TO Quebec within the last lifteer
days. previous to his leaving Halifax
a feet Of transports was catering the
harbor when he came away. The
NymPh and another frigate had sailed
10 convoy number Of transports tc
Quebec. a convoy, from the Yves,
Indies, with from 200 TO 1000 troops
had arrived.
A cartel barquc for Boston, with pri
soners, was TO sail the first wind. 4
~ and , friSates were in port. Th
Piantascnet ~, disguised as irisate
had sailed to cruize off New York. a
"a and frigate were going in the da,
lie left. with a prize brig and schr. boil
pierced for about IL guns, and suppos
ed to be from or bound TO France
ship Sally, Barker, Of Wiscasset. sen
in by La HoSue, had been cleared. A
ship with yellow sides, from New Yorl
with flour had arrived, sent in fo
breach OF blockade. The British shi,
Duck. captured by the American pri
iva,eer Gov piuracr, Rad scrr, rcsaket
and arrived.
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Mrs. Rachel Lane,
STEWART STREET.

Proposes practising MIDWIFERY
=! have had some conversation on the
subject with her, and have been on
some occasions with her with women in
labour, and have on every occasion
found her prudent and discreet, and
feel no hesitation in recommending her
as prudent and discreet midwife.
G. BALDWIN.
] do hereby certify, that Mrs Rachel
Lane, who proposes practisinS Mid
wifery, is III my opinion, from The con
versation | have had with her, quaIiii
ed for that office.
ST. CUISINE.
June 10. stp.
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HEADQUARTERS,
Fort-George. June 6. 1913,


SIR - have received IN express
from the head OF the lake this evening,
with Intelligence that our troops com
manded by Brigadier General Chand-
Ter, were attacked Mt two O'clock this
morning by the whole of the British
and Indian forces, and by some strange
fatality, though OUR loss was small (nnt
exceeding thirty) and the enemy com
pietrly routed and driven from The fell
both 3rigsdier Generals Chandler and
Winder were taken prisoners. They
had advanced TO ascertain the situation
OF company of Artillery when the at
tack commenced. Gen. Vincent ~ re-
ported to he among the killed OF the
enemy Col. Clark was mortaiIy
wounded and fe!! into orr bands, with
sixty prisoners of the 10th British, re.
Siment. The whole loss OF the enemy
is two hundred and fifty. They sent
IN flag with q request to bury thrir
dead. Gen. Lewis, accompanied by
BrlSadier Genera! Boyd, goes on to
take the command OF the advanced
troops.
j have the honor TO he. Sir. Sc.
III. DEARBORN.
Hon. Gen. John Armstrong,
Secretary of War.
4. ,. jane S.-The enemy's feet has
passed this place-two ships aud four
schooners.
Ertract from prirate letter, dated
Fort George, Sth June, to The Sc
cretary Of War.
"The enemy considering himself
pursued, took post at the road Of the
lake, waiting the arrival Of Proctor
(whO has left Maidcn) and taking the
chance of other suecors from below.
Z" WInder was detached OH the Ist
instant to dislo1Se him. lie carried
with him his own brigade and oac re-
sinent from Boyd'5 brigade. On
Thursday Chandler TOR whom the
command was inteoded) followed With
the remainder Of 8ayd's brigade. The
British general tYincenO anticipated
the blow and attacked our troops at
2'o"lock in the morning Of the 9th.
Chandler and Winder. and the depn-
ty quarter muster general Yandeventer,
we're made prisoner early in the action.
ne command devolved upon colonel
Burn OF the Dragons. The enemy were
beaten and routed, leaving two bnndred
and fifty behind him-bnt according 10
0ur northern tactics we disdained TO
press beaten enemy. We gave him
tine TO collect and fight once more.
Lewis aud Boyd are under marching
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19
DOCTOR e. SCOTT,

nF the rzth Regt. of Infantry, wish
~ ing to employ his lei(ure time ufe
fully, would beg leave to offer his proies
sional fervices during his Gay in this
place TO fuch OF the inhabitants of Win.
cheiter and the adjoining country, as have
not already family Physicians, &c.-Dr.
Scott, aware of the Disadvantages fran
ger mutt necessarily labour under, who
has no particular friends, no powerful con
|nectlons to push him into public notice;
who has TO contend with the preiudices
lot the people, and the interetts of gentle
men OF his own profession. &c. takes
this mefhod of informing the people, that
merit alone is the ground work on which
he builds his expectations, and that it is
NOT pecnniary, so much as pleafurable mo-
yves, which have induced him to offer then,
his services. And to the gentlemen o,
his own profession, Dir. Scott would very
Imodeitly obierve, that if they enter,air
any doubts of his medical information, h,
would be glad to fee them at his lodging
where he will give them fair opportuni
ty OF invettigating rhe grounds of fuel
idubiety, and indeed he has no hesitation
I'm iubmitting TO an examination befor,
ANY number of qualified gentlemen.
Doctor Scott has taken lodging at Mrs
rhurchil's, Widow of Col. Churchill
formerly of Fsuquier County.
4 WInchsHey rQth JuDe
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rendered abortive by the apparent rash
ness Of the people ON shore.
Richmond. June IL.

Richmond, June IL.
BY Capt. Thomas Archer, just arri
we'd from York town, we are informed.
that on Wednesday, about 4 p. Nj. two
Of the enemy's harses discovered with
in q few miles OF York town, were
coming up with a fair wind. There
being nothing hnt small arms on shore
to oppose them, tkey ascended about
u mile above the town, and succeeded
in capturing vessel from Mattapony
loaded with 100 barrels of corn, and
400 bushels Of meal, bound for Norfolk
Capt. Archer, one Of the party,
states, that they were fired at, hut with
out effect, by about so volunteers has
lily assembled on the occasion.-Com-
piler of Friduu
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19

BY gentleman from Sachet's Har-
Dor, we learn that Com. CHAUNcEY's.
squadron was bioci>aded nj that port.
by a squadron OF the British, who had
command of'Lahe Ontario, as we'll as
Lake Champlain.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19
From the Boston Ce1ltineI.

A letter from our attentive CORES
lonJet, dated Newport Mercnry office.
June 40, says,
There was an important error in The
4 licant article we sent you, publish
ed in The last Centinel. The truth is.
that IN the engagement on the 18th
April, near Alicant, between the French
under Suchet and the allied army uu-
der general Murray the French land not
the allied troops) were completely de-
f:atcd.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19

u - Jonn Madden Plaintiff.
AND
John Jones. John Madden and Thomas
C. Windham, as Administrator of John
Jones, deceafcd, Defendants.
The defendants, John Jones and John
Madden NOT having entered their appear.
duce, agreerbly to the Act of Afembly
and the rules of this Court, and it appear
ing 70 The fatisfsction of the Court, that
they are not inhabitants Of this Common.
wealth-On the motion Of the Plaintiff
by his council, it is ordered, thar The faid
Defendants do appear here on the Mon.
day before the irft Tuesday in Septeuiber
next, to answer the bill of the Plaintiff.
and that copy of this order be forthwith
published in Tome newspaper printed In
Winchcter for two months snccessiyely.
and that anothci copy be posted at the
front door of the Court. Iloufe Of this
c osnty.
A Copy. Tefe,
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POSTSCRIPT

Centiaet Office, 10, Il NJ. June IL.
BY an arrival at Portland, from the
Coast of Bra eii, we learn that the IS
SEE iriyate was blockaded at st. .Salua-
dor, by British ~ and two frisates.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19
From the Richmom Compiler, lime 0

A private letter from Hampton, da.
ed sih inst. which we have seen, con
irmS the miscarriage Of Maior Crutch-
Fields plan for eapturin; the British
bAr5es, and represents the failure to
have been caused entirely by tie DISC
bcdicnee Of the Militia-An intimation
is moreover given that there appeared
symptoms Of concert with the enemy.
The letter states, that expecting ano-
Ither visit, Maj. G.. on the sd inst. order
ed two companies, irinc and infantry
together with some cavalry and several
pieces Of artill ry. 90 move down and
he really 10 receive tliem-.hat abort
midday a barge appeared ADVANCING
.can;io sly, and when nearly within can.
non shpt, IA canoe went off and fred a
gun, EIo doubt a si;naI) on which the
barge immediately rtIired-and that
thus the second expedition also was
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19
--iEy,NrCyESTER-
sencral Prevostb has ordered General

General Provost has ordered General
Sheafie 10 Eng gland.
No official accounts has yet been re
ceived OF the capture Of the Chesa-
peake, but no doubt can remain of her
capture.
The Congress frisate was spoken in
latitude 30 % N.-had taken no prizes.
General Thomas Parker is ordered
to Burlington in Ncrmoni-his orders
to repair to Sacket's Harbor having
been cOuntermanded.
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lie III

In the bloom Of life, on Monday last at
Stannten, whittier she had repaired on
Il yisii TO her friends, during the alb
sence OF her husband % a tour Of duty
at Norfolk. Mrs. JULIET MILLER,
consort OF Mr.. jain w. Miller of This
place, and daughter OF Mr.. Peter HE'S
keil vi Siaunton. Her death is sin
cerely regretted by her disconsolate pa
rents, and by Il numerous. connection Of
friends and acqnaintances.
49, . ~
M. FERGUSON ,cM preach Ills
ereaing, God aoiLiing, at 5 o'cioch on
the commons near the camp.
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School, May AM, 1913.
George Io,cn. ID. C..
TITS Is TO CEByJEY


That Mr.. E. Beall of Wincheaer, in the
tate OF Virginia, having diligently at
tended the George Town, D. c. Lsncas-
terian School for the purpose of acquiring
a thorough and complete knowledge of the
genuine fyisem as it is adopted BY Mr..
osePh LancaRer of London.
Ii IS my opinion that Mr.. E. Beall is.
IN consequence of his assiduity during his
itay IN this town, wei! acquainted With
the principles upon which schools of the
above description are managed and con-
Quoted. Furthermore, it is nv opinion
that he is matter of the Laucaferian pe.
nuine syitem of ma tional education.
ROBERT OULD
All who may feel diiposed TO encoura ge
this new and admirably approved plan of
OF education, may depend on rhe friHef
attention being paid to the several fudies,
morals and manners of all the pupils that
may be put under fhe tutelage of
ELY BkALL.
WinchcGer, Tune 10. 7,
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WASHINGTON. Juno ~.

Copy Of a letter from -uajor Generai
Dearborn to the Secretary Of Var.
dated
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To the Filters of the .W,rcant;ye

ITO the Editors of the .W,rcantile ed,
rertiser u. $. Cutter .Achre, &
miles mp .G'. London Rirer, June sth.
.Hessrs. Crooks and Butler,
. We arrived here yesterday, after a
very narrow escape from being cap
tured by the British squadron. The,
came within four miles of us. but b
superior sailing we got into New-Lon-
don. Commodore Decatur with hi
squadron lies Eve miles up the Rive;
where he is perfectly safe. He ha
got the ships oYer IL bar that has on
eighteen feet OF water on it. III
Commodore and his crew are all i
high spirits.-AIl that is wanting is an
equal force, but they are ovcrporo e,
al present. Three seventy tours an
one FriSate game and anchored abrea
the light u Sterday. The Fort is we
and troops ale CONSTANT.
coming in, New London was all in "a.
uproar Yesterday. Every body tina
could get out with their goods, wer,
moving"
Extract Of n letter to the Editors Of
inc .Iercantite adrertjSer, dated Say
bFooc, june 9th, 4 y. W.
p" line English came into or harbo,
at 1 o'clock tins morning, and board
ed six sioops, one Of which (the Rox.
an az they got cut. Three they set Oh
lre e, but the inhabitants boarded ami
"a we'd them. No lives were lost o.
Fit her side"
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has been the result carnot he known from any
information now in our possession. The next
arrival from Portugal will probably bring the
particulars.
April 3o.--Areport is current to-day that
Suchet has been defeated by Gen. Murray near
Valencia, and lost 1900 men. The English ar
my move on northward Tomorrow The late
gale of wind has done great damage to the
crops about Lisbon, and has probably extended
4 considerable dissgnce into the country.
A letter received at Washington on
Sunday last, from Lake Champiain,
after mentioning the capture Of the
Grewler and Eagle, says, the sloop
President went to the lines OH the day
of the Cd inst. and on the morning a.
the 3D. heavy firing was di,tinct!.
heard at P!attsburg from half past .
till 10 o'clock-feats were entertainee
that the latter had been captured also
she was commanded by com. M'Do
nough... Ibid.
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DANCING SCHOOL;

J. A, XAUPI fubmits to the patron.
age OF the Ladies and gentlemen of Bat.
tlesown and its vicinity, his intention Of
opening
Dancing School,
in that place his school will commence
as soon as sixteen subscribers, fhall have
been obtained, he will teach during two
months, two days in every week more
ing ard evening-price OF tuition 10 dol
lars.
Thofe disposed to patronize him, will
nieafe apply at Mr.. Browns where a
list will be left.
N. B. practising Balls will occasion
ally be given for the further improve
ment of the pupils.
w incheaer, June is, 1873. II
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Battle between Murray and Su cbet.
IN our paper of Friday we published
'Y0 accounts Of battle said to hav,
AIKEN place between the French ant
english in the Peninsula, which W.
ould not reconcile. BY The follow
'nS errata i'll the Boston Ce ntinel, il
,ppears that all this confus ION wa,
'ccasioned by mistake. The ac.
counts when corrected, agree in Civ.
fuS the victory to general Murray.
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WANTED

TO 2urchafe TWO CARRIAGE
l. HORSES. Bays would be preferred.
A. H., POW ELL.
April 10. ,7-3t
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LATEST FROM LISBON.

'NearPo't Mercury Office, June =.
Yesterday arrived ship Pacific, capt
Stanton. S. days from Lisbon. Capt
s. has favored US with papers to tn.
5oth April, which we send you.
ALIcANr, April IL.
Yesterday an ensaseme MT took place
between the French niIder Souchet ant
he allied army under Gen. Murray il
this vicinity. which, termin ated in fayo'
If the French
From the Lisbon papers it appear
hat Lord "eIlinston's Ii. Q. remain
at Freneido the eist April. Tit
French had retired from he left of til.
FaSus, evacuating Tole do, &c. aut
aeir troops were daily leaving Spain
" the North, their pia ces being sup
hed by conseripts.
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Frederick County, set

| JUNE COURT. 1919.
q ETWEEN John Gaunt assignee of
, John Madden Plaintiff.
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HARTFORD, June II.
Extract Of q letter from a gentleman IN
,Nelc Lond on. dated .iine 40.


.Nelc london, dated Juue 10.
" At the light house are stationed two re.
giments of militia, and the ships Families and
Valiant, with triSate, and their barges, are
IN tdh view, but 4 or 5 miles distant While
at the hight house, We saw them capture a
Large scnooner. This morning the Acasta
chased privatcer schooner, which finally es-
capped bat the dis charge of them guns eXcit-
ed considerable alarm in the ncigiibourhood.
There IS ut this time 1900 of the militia in this
vicinity. Ycsterd day, the barges of the squad
ron proceeded TO the mouth of Connecticut Ri
yer, and cut out coasting vessels, two of
whlch they burnt, and the remaining three are
now IN sight OFF the harbor, with the feet.
fhey landed at the same time at Mrs. Girls
void house, bu; departed after taking some
The stores in this city have
been emptied of their good S, and the houses,
Except the taverns, are completely stripped of
Their furniture, which is sent into the country,
with the women AM children
p s. Another large ship has just made
her appearance off the harbor"
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19

The Senate Of the United States. it
is understood. has objected to Mr..
Gallatin's holding the double Offices
oil Envoy and Secretary of the Treasu-
ry-it is presumed a new appointment
To The latter Office will be made.-Seye
raj candidates are named by report. Ref
Gaz.
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A Lancasterian School.

III e S UBS TER
DROPOSES opening on Monday the
Il zTR inf. in Winchetter, next door
eaa OF Mr.. James Little's,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19

Tor the reception of nalc children. to be,
'aught Reading, Writing. Enelifh Gram
mar, Arithmetic, Geography and Aiaory.
at the rate of ten dollars per anpum, eacl,
scholar TO supply himself with common
slate and pencil. For the satisfaction of
the public, the following diploma is sub
joined:
LGncasteri0u School .JLonsyb. 900
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JAMES KEITH, c. r. c.
June 70. z7-zin
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PUBLIC SALE

w lncheGer, June 70.