Indian War Capture and Market News in a Turbulent Week
A tale recounts Capt. Penballows pursuing Indians after a skirmish near Sitios ee to capture cows, with reports that soldiers were not found and locals suspect they were carried off. The piece also lists stock prices and a busy slate of theatre bets and sales, including auctions in London and notices of ships, bonds, and various goods for sale.
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