Dublin Evening Post - 19th Nov 1796
To be let for a long term of years, and to commence from the
1st instant, or the interest to be sold, in the town of Cappoquin, a large and
extensive Corn Stores, with three lofts, a most excellent new kiln, a quay and
a spacious yard , which would answer for building on.
This concern is situate on the navigable river Blackwater,
and close to the wooden bridge. No
situation can be more eligible for mercantile business, as a vessel can come up
quite close to the end of the shore; it is in the heart of great corn country,
the new road now made from Lismore and Cappoquin to the county of Tipperary
must be of infinite service to any person engaged in the corn or timber
business in the town of Cappoquin.
Proposals will be received by Mr. John Power of Affane and Mr John
Hearne of Cappoquin will show the store and concern to any person who wishes to
view them.
Near 200 barrels of choice old wheat to be sold at said
store - November 7 1796
