A catalogue of the houshold goods Plate, China and Linen, of Henry Blaine, (the elder) Late of Hartford in the County of Huntingdon, situate and standing in the late Dwelling-House of Henry Blaine, in the Town of Huntingdon, A Bankrupt, To be Sold by auction in Lots, On Wednesday the 25th Day of this instant June, at the said late Dwelling House of the said Bankrupt, in the Town of Huntingdon. Catalogues thereof to be had at Mr. John Fisher's, in Huntingdon aforesaid. N. B. The Goods to be seen the Monday and Tuesday before the Day of Sale. - The Sale will begin exactly at Ten O'Clock, and to continue until all is Sold

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