The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1798-10-02 00:00:00, page 4

A vsw PSALM so an oo TUNE.
VWHEN nature sirs? arose
From chaes® deep repsfe,
Ste told ker young men to beware.
«J gave you equal birth ; i
Live equal Yrough the earth ;
You all muf} breathe ane common air.” 1
Shall not Columbia rife 1
In thunder round the fhiesy
Defénd ter rights, preserve ber sons ?
Shall unjust war invade ; |
Qur. anprstecied trade, . =
While Freedgu’: blifsfid carrent runs 2
Bebold, the invetrate foe : ‘
G Gop and Man, awe know,
- Dare an invasion of sur peace ! 5 ¥
Amsricans, arise ;
Diffolos ber friendly ticr,. :
And sid traternal dilcord ceases ,
Let all yoter hearts be one,
Ye friends of IV asaincTON 3
Your Apams rules bis federal band. 1
Though earth’s fell powers engage, 1
And bellifh confli} wage, {land.
Those powers aweil vanguifl from our
May our bieft land enjoy 3
.. Sweet peace without allyy, ~ -
*Till tyrants Press us to be slaves ; |
Lhen phall onr native might 1
In Frervox’s caufc unite, ‘
Nor leave the ficldy which ocean lavey:
Rifey cuery son of Mars, oty
Girden your Unrov’s arsy
Ther shall the kripesyavbict freedomboaft,
Through vach engagement bore,
. And flain’d avith rebcl gore,
Return in peace cur eonguiving boffs j
May InvreenpeNcE crown' 1
Yoar valir and renowun. 4
“ Scorn tp be flaves,’ your father's fay 5
Hear the parental cry 3
- Live free, or freevien die } o 5
Lour [Jons awill wencrate your dage,. .. .
. diong maj our nation fhiné -
. With splendor smoft divine 3 kT
-ﬁfnj Literty forever grow 3 |
“May crael foer decay,
_ Heav'n gaide our glorieas wway,
*Till éa,opipgg Jorewer flown .
- And, woben the trump of Fame,
Shall found Columbia’s nanie, ‘
Friwmphant Por the antient world 3
We'll live vnreip heve, .j
Nor shrink with foroile fear, ‘
Though earth ts abois flould be hirPd.
Cambridge, Seph 13 < KWwxeRRnR
" Tuaken by Esecutisngy
- . “AND TO .BE SOLD 73
At Public - Aultion,
On Tucfday 2d day of Offober mexty at
the house of the subscribers at 10 o chacky
Wi o . >
_ Sundry Merchandize, viz.
\AJHITE BAIZES;
_ Crim(on do ; B:oad Cloths ; Coat
Buttons ; coloured Gimp ; bleck Lace ;
Fffngc ; Edging ; white Lace ; Fancy:
Trimmings ; Lioea Shoe Biuding ; Civel ;
coloured Sitk Talte ; Wire do -; whire
Fringe ; coloured Fwifl ; Mil’d Capy 3
Thread Mius ; black Wouifted Gloves ;-
dp do Hose ; Shoe Binding ; Hair Rib.
boa ; Pink do ; Childrens’ Stays ; Tinfeild
Frimming ; Buckram ; Tiffany ; Muflia
Handkerchicts ; Muslin Check, do Strip’d ;
Lawn ; white Gauze ; Cargut do ;3 Gavze
Haedkerchicfs ; Lawn Aprons; Cane Tal
fells ; coleured Feathers ; Brown Holland,
Cotton & Linen, Check Trowfers ; Bele
Tows ; Imperial Botons; Block-Tin Tea
Pors; Japa’d Cans ™} Teobacco Boxes ;
Souffer Trays ; Snuft Boxes ; Maiking
Irons ; Penknife Cases ;- Petknivess Cork
Screws ; Sciffars ; Razers 3 Sight Glasses ;
Buckle Brathes ; Glaz’d Gloves ; Olive
Thicklens; Velvereu ; Corduroy ; Velver;
Black Lasting ; Fustian ; Camblet ; Drab
Pluth ; Caliminco ; Poplin ; Nankinen ;
Green Morcen ; Durant ; Tammy ; Shal.
loon ; Looking Glailes ; Mens’ light and
Black Hats ; sJat Baods and Buckles ;
Woolen Stackings ; do Gloves & Mius ;
Womens’ black Shaes.
Small Trammels ; do Hammers ;
Serubbing Brushes ; Baxwood Rulcs 5 Sli
ding Ganter do, Cap Wire ; Brass Can
dicflicks ; Planes ; 2 inch Augers; Saws;
Ink Stands ; Shoe Buckles ; Files ; Chi
zels ; Gonges ; Plain lrons ; Taylors'
Sbears; Chest Locks; Serews; black Pins
Clalps ; Chimney Hooks ; Bed Screws ;
Bore Hinges ; Awl Blades ;3 Shocmaker's
Tacks; Brals Boxes ; Looper’s Pirs 3 Brass
Nails : Japan’d Candleflicks ; do Waiters ;
Hsarth Bruthes ; Butions ; Tormentors ;
Bags Coffce ; Cask Pepper ; Brass Smail.
- Weights ; Scale Beamy&c.; 7 Axes ;
Tea Lead'; Large Weighis ;. ed, 4d, and -
€4 cut Nails; Empry Trunks, &c. &c.
EDWARD HART, D'ty SKiff.
- Portfrmouth, Sept. 17, 1708,
A BARGAIN!
Ein B BE.SOLD, g )
A two story Heufe, .
W ORTY sect in length, and thirty
F feet ' wide 3 with a small barn ;*
together with three acres and threc
quarters of 7ood land.—4l so—works
erefted mone end of : the house, very .
convenient for'ihe Hatter’s Business, »
and all forts *—'sbf*iw;?’#%:&#réﬂﬂ%?iﬁek‘"
tradé ;' very plenfntly fittiued, abiout”
w G Of o mile frony the Meetipp
chafee may hiage it on.fix montlis ere.,
dity with good security 5 for. further
eSR Pel e PTG MR e TS
ORANGE.
TO be fold at public vendue, at
. the dwelling house of Lt. Sayer
Bullock, in the town of @range, ¢oun
ty of Grafton, and State of New-
Hampshire, on the 20th day of -Nos
vember next, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon § so much of each original
right and lot of land in said Orarage,
as will pay the highway tax affefled
thereon for the year 1797, together
with all lawful colts, unless prevented
by previous payment.: .1 o
Rights and lots of land exposed to
sale, with original ‘gnrantees namues, tax
on said land, &c: follow, viz,
T 2 A 0
Granteces mames, §_ g. § g:§
John Larrabee, : 1. 232 54
Jothua Dunlap, g 232 54
Alexander Milley, 2 232 54
Wiiliam Ferriman,. 3 232 54
Nathaniel Rogers, 25 232 54
Daniel Payne, 3° . 938 54 .
John Peirce, - 40 . 232 54
Rev, John Fuller, 48 -23% 54
James Bradto:id, 32 238 54
't homas Sumner, 50 23 54
Benjammn. Cary, - 27 232 54
Joha Williams, 66 232 54
Samuel Chandler, Efg. g 2 832 5%
Elilba Payne, Esq. 4 232 54
Hon. Eliphalet Dyer, Efq.6 232 54
Ebznezer Childs, .3 458 54
Eilkanah Cobb, ' 88+ g 32 53
Benjamin Spalding, 51 . 232 354
Samuel Adams, gd, 37 232 54
Nathaniel Peirce, jr. 23 232 54
David Shepherd, 37 232 54
Nathan Waldo, 51 232 54
Ichabod Ormibuy, . 46 232 54
Samuel Adams, jr. 55 232 54
David Payne, 61 eg3e 54
James Brown, 53 ' 232 53
Jobn Green, 34 232 54
T homas Stevens, 20 232 54
Pery Clark, 57 232 54
Elifba Perkins, 44 23% 5%
Jabez Eofworthy, =~ g 1 232 54
Ephraim Spalding, ‘49 292 54
Samuel Chaadler, jr. 58 232 54
Joseph Eaton, 42 232 54
Jacob Fellows, 38 232 54
William Robinson, 26 198 61 6
Rofcll Stevens, undivided, 132 go 8
Theophilus Clark, g 0 50 11 6
Joseph Spalding, jr.. 9 232 5§ °
Isaac Fellows, - 10 gO7 70 2
Ebenezer Crafr, - 11 100 46 4
George Hodges, undivided, = 139 46 4
Joleph Shepherd, 17 100 23 2
James M'Hurd, Esq. 32 03¢ 5
Amos Payne, 3t 8o ig 4
Artthur Moloy, ey 232 54
Andrew Spalding, 12 932 54
liaac Cou, Esq. Sy 132 30 9
Daniel Foster, 25 232 54
William Darbee, undiv. 110 24
George Weatwoith, 18 932 54
Avndrew Backus, g 5 " H3e 5s "
John Cady, 98 238 54
Benjamin W hiting, (gt c . 738 42
Joleph Spalding, jr. 33 232 54
Witliam Bourn, '}Efql 89 232' 54
Elkanah:Cobb, jr.. ~ 4t - 182 46 ¢
Zadoc Spalding, 45 23254
Rev, Atiel Leomard, 52 232 54
Joha Dodglafs, . 56 . 100 23 2"
John Wendall Esq. 50 23e 54 -
Verncy Fellows, . 762 - 10023 2
Eph'm Spalding, jr. wndi. + 139 30 8
Rofeil Mowgan, uadivid. 50 11 6
¢ - ELISHA BULLOCGK, Colic&lor,
Orange, Sept. g, 3908:« = 0
B e e e Re g i
83 Books, Blanks and
Stationdry for falé_at J. Mercier’s.
Printing-Office and_Pook-Store, cor-.
ner of ffaxkﬁt,-ﬁ.trcmjl’értfmnrh. L 4
MOULTONBORDUGH.
NOTICE is hereby given to-the non-resident proprietors and owners of
lands in the town of Moultonborough following, who have not paid their
highway and State taxes, for the year 1798 ; that so much of their lands will
be {old at public vendue, at the dwelling house of Maj. Elias Smith, in said
town, on the thirteenth day of December next, at eleven of the clock in the fore
noon, as will pay said taxes with incidental charges, unless prevented by previ-
Ous payment. o . : ‘
3R division. . ed division. commen.road tax.St.tax.
_ : No.range. ac’s. No.range. acres.acres, dols. cents.cents.
William Simpson, il @.O B .9 108 0. 50 .6%
Thomas White, 00 . 0 0.6 .9 .100 ¢ 50 6}
Richard Nafon, | LAY © 0 o o 100 0 50 63
John Ringe, ' we, 00 8. 0 109 Q. 50 .6)
John Tayler, VOBOOO3OO 9450 6}
Richard C. Shannon, 0 O WIG oD SBO o§6B '6%
Edward Shaw, i S 7O © 0.0 0o 1090 0 50 67
Jonathan Shaw, e © 4 1 300 100 I 50 118%
Jothua Lane, ' T T ©c 0 o © 100 O 50 6%
William Vittum, ST M i sTR 8 280 03
Solly and March, 2 1 100 4 C 100 100 2 75 34%
Benjamin Mason, o o © © © o 100 . & B§D -6%
Joseph Johnson, . e 0 fW% b o 100 © §0 6%
William Parker, i @0 0.2 A 100 3100 3 50 38
Richard Wibird, Lw s sy © 3 3 100 100 1 50 18%
James Philbrick, © o ©o o o 100 0 50 6%
Benjamin Sandborh, © o ©c 0 o o 100 © 50 6%
Jona. Moulton, 3d, 0o O ©0 o © 100 0 50 6}
Nathaniel Towl, o o ©3 6 100 e o 26 5%
Ebenezer Lane, o 0 © © @i © 100 0O 50 b 3
Samuel Robinson, i © O © © o ®lo o 50 63
Benjamin Page, o o © 2 C 1000 100 3 350 18%
William Lane, © 6 o 0 §5 4 350 100 098 g¥
Joshua Towl, : 8,0, !Q0 B 0 FND. O 50 63
Joseph Palmer, . : © o a 6 3 2 100 100 I 50 18%
Elitha Towl, ‘ ; ¢® .@ 0 ¢ 05010 85 .3
Joleph Garlandy - © 0 : 8,0 0D . 0 408 © 50 6}
Stephen Page,. - ~® o o 1 B 100 100 130 18}
John Neal, A & o a o o o 300 050 6%
Thomas Browm, ‘ ® © @0 o o JOO ogo 63
John Lamprey, ' 511+ §0 ©0 © ©. ~86 1 O 12%
Simon Nudd, - O 0 ©0 o 0 0 100 © sO. 6}
Christopher Toppan, o o ©oo o © 100 0 50 63
Ephraim Marfton, - 10 08 . O.BOQ 850 . &
Josiah Moulton, 3d, o o o 6 o o 82025 . %
John Moffatt, ©o 0.2 B 50 50 0874 102
Philip Hooker, oo° Q. 9Q. O 100 0. §or. §F
Thomas Rand, A g e e e 0..0 3% 9f
John Moulton, Esq. $ N 0 0B SGI 0 A
BENJAMIN BROWN, Colledtor. . _
it A gt , Moultonborough, Sept. 18, 1798,
State of New-Hampthire.
: ‘ . Strafford, ff.
Yo jokn Goddard, Clerk to the proprictors
of the township of Chatham, in the county
'of Grafion in_fard State.. == = '
WE the underfignéd, owners of
v more than one fixtéenth part
of said rownfhip of Chatham, request
that yon notify and warn the proprie
tors of land in said township, to meet
on Wednesday the 23th of O&obet
next, at the dwelling house of Joshua
Heath, Esq. in Conway, at ten of the
clock in the forenoon, to vote and act
on the following. articles, matters and
SERERL WY, ST YRR
ift. T 6 choofé a moderator,
. 2d. To choose a proptietors clerk.
- 3d. T'6 choof® and appoint assessors
‘ ané colleftor with ﬁéce‘fgr’y powers.
. 4th. To fee in what way the set
tlers bold the land whereon they now
live, and to fettle and regulate all mis
takes that may be made to appear in
regard to lands ' given or granted to
settlers, or any other persons by aiy
former vote. ¢ O
sth. To fee if the fropﬁetors will
‘yote to accept the mills that is built
in said town by a former vote of the
said proprietors. e :
6t£. To fee if they will choose a
committée to examine and fettle all
former accounts with Colle&tors or
Treasurer, &c. and all other'ac¢ounts
that may arise. = = |
' wth. To fee what sums of money
the proprietors will vote to taife to
discharge any débrs that may appear
against the proprietors, and for the
purpose of cutting and clearing the
main road through said town, as laid
out by a former committee.
JOSHUA HEATH, |
' JOSHUA FOSS, jr.
ISAAC WALDRON,
MOSES CANNEY. = '
3 | it 4
In compliance with the above requefly
I heveby notify tha proprivtors of Chatham
to meet at the time and place and for the
purposes abovementioned.
FOHN GODDARD, Prep’s Clerk.
- Porifmoush, September 19y 1798.
THE subscriber having received
information that one Peter A
very of Gilmantown holds a Note of
hand against him said to be for value
receiv’d, this is to give notice, that if
said Avery does hold a Note of hand
for any fam whatéver, against him
that it was fraudulently obtained,
without the least confideration,that he
will not pay the fame to him, or any
one else, as he never signed a Note,
payable to the aforefaid Av'e% |
"HUTCHEN WATSON.
- Gilmantown, Sept. 4, 1798. ‘
T HE subscriber Pei_ng determined.
A tocollett his debts dué for news-,
papers, takes. this early opportunity
to give nctice that his semi-annual
bills will be ready, and presented for
{Ettlcment; before the firft of Oétober.
‘next ; he flatters himfelf that many
‘will attehid without delay ; and to
those who have heretofore been ne
gle@ful he would observe, that their
accounts will immiediately be g&t out
‘of bis hands, unless prevented by pay-
Portsmouth, Aug, 14, 1798. .
State of New-Hampshire.
NOTICE is hereby given to ‘the
non-resident proprietors and
owners of landsin the town of Tufton
borough, in the county of Strafford,
and State aforefaid, who are delin
quent in paying their highway and
- State taxes for the year 1798, that
unless they pay the fame to me the
subscriber, on or before the 29th day
- of November next, so much of tleir
land as will pay the fame with inci
dental charges, will be fold on said
day at Ogubh'c vendue, at the dwelling
house of Henry Wiggin, Efg. in said
town, at ten o’clock on said 'day, un.
les prevented by previous payment,
_ ¥ gy
iRI 3
i " dis.ets.cts,
Edw’d & Joseph Canney, 5 100 1 50 13
Benjamin Hodgden, 8 100 1 50 13
John Purkins, ; 20 2§ 8
JAMES WIGGIN, Colleflor.
Tuftonborough, Sept. 19, 1798.
State of New-Hampshire.
NOTICE is hereby given to the
non-resident owners of land in
the town of Bartlett, who have not
paid their zhree cent tax, granted in
December, 1795 ; that so much of
their lands will be fold at public auc
tion, on the last Monday in O&ober
next, at 10 of the ¢lock in the fore.
nioon, at the house of Mr. Enoech Em
ery, in said Bartlett, as will pay said
tax, with incidental charges, unless
prevented by previous payment.
OBED HALL, Seletmen of
JOSEPH PITMAN, § Bartleii.
Bartlett, Sept. 4, 17g8. ’
T HE heirs to the estate of Joseph
Knowles, late of Chester, deceas
ed, are hereby netified that on the
Monday next preceding the third
Wednesday of O&ober next, I shall
exhibit my acecount of administration
of said estate to the Judge of Praobate
in order for allowance. *
ROBERT KNOWLES, Admini{’r.
Chester, Sept. 12, 1798.
S _
T AN R )
CASH, and a generous price given for
e PR LR B
By ABEL HARRIS,
At bis Store a few doors North of Mr.
- Samuel Hill’s Store, and directly
oppofire Mr. Samuel Cutts’s °
. Deawelling-Houfe. 4
sty D SO e sap
" POT and PEARL-ASHES.
- Said Harris hasfor sale a confign
~ment of bar Soap and French Hair-
Powder in boxes, per invoice at g
months credit, for approved notes,
BARLEY.
VW ANTED a quan.-
tity of good BARLEY,
which must be delivered beforé the
last of Oétober., Cath and the high.-
eit price will be given by
JOHN GREENLEAF.
Portimouth, Sept. 17.
India Cottons, Cheap.
Recetved and for fule at
Bayley’s Variety Store,
Sign of the Spinning wheel,
AQ.UAN TITY of India Cottons, which
will be fold very low for ready money.
A frefh {upply of Beverly Cotton Bed-
Ticks, warranted not to shed feathers.
Portimouth, May ¢35, 1798.
State of New-Hampshire.
ÜBLIC notice is hereby given
P- that Obed Hall, Esq. in behalf
of the inhabitants of the town of Chath
any, hath petitioned the General Court,
representing that said inhabitants have
obtained leave to bring in a bill forraif
ing a taxof two & o half cents per acre
on all the lands in fuid Chatham, public
rigbts excepted, and also the exception
of the lands owned by Jonathan War
ner, and the heirs of Samuel Lan gdon;
and ‘whereas difficulties have arisen in
consequence of said exemption of said
Wariter and Langdon’s land, said bill
bas been dismissed. Wherefore he
prays that a tax of tawws and one half
cents per acre be granted on all the
lands in said Chatham, public rights
excepted, for the purposes set forth
in said bill. o
Upon which petition it is ordered
that the petitioner be heard before the
General Court on the second Wednes
day of the next feflion, and that he
cauft that the fubftarice of said petition
and order of court thereon, be publith
ed three weeks fucceflively in the New-
Hampshire Gazette, commencing fix
weeks prior to said day of hearing,
that any person or persons may then
appear and shew cause, (if any they
have) why the prayer thereof may
not be granted.
- Ateeft, :
NATH’I PARKER, Dep’y Sec’y.
A true copy, Attest,
NATH’]I PARKER, Dep’y Sec’y
Hopkinton, June 15, 1798.
Treasury Depariment,
June 27, 1798.
NOT ICE is hereby given, That by virtue
.of ana@, pafled during Ihe prefen: fef
fron ochmgrel;;, so much of the aft eptiru.
led ** An a& making further provision for
‘¢ the support of publie ciedit, and for the
** redemption of the public debi”—pafled
the third day of March, 1793, as bars from
feulement or albowance, Ceruificates, com
mouly called Loan Office and fina! feirle.
ment Certificates, and Indents of Interefls,
is [ufpended uotil the jloth day of Jase,
which will be in the year 1999, 7
That on the ligaidation and settlement of
the said Certificates, and Indents of Interest,
at the Trealury, the Creditors will be ehti
tled to receive Certiticates of funded Three
Per Cent. Stock equal 10 the amount of
the said Indents, and the arrearages of in
terest due on their {aid Certificates, p:lof g
the firlt day of January, 1791.
That the principal sums of the fajd Lodn
Office and final {cttlement Cert:ficaies, with
the interest thereon, since the 11l day of ja.
nuary, 1791, will be discharged afier lhqui
da:ion at the Trealury, by the paymeni of
interefl and reimbursement of priccipal, e
qual 1o the sums which would have been pay-.
able thereon, if the said Certificates had been
subscribed, pursuant to the Afts making
provision for the debts of the United States,
contratied during the Jate war, and by the
payment of other sums, equal to the market
value of the remaining Stock, which would
I?_vc been created by such fubferiptions as
alorelaid, which market value will be deter
mined by the Comptroller of the Treaflury.
OLIVER VV(SLCOTT, Secretary of
e the Treasury.
June ¢B. [6m.]
e e LR N
Philadeiphia, June goth, 1798.
Public notice is hereby given,
PURSUANT to the a&t of Congrels,
paflcd on the 12th day of June 1798,
entitled, *“ an a@ refpeling Loan Oigce
and final fertlement cerdificates, Indents of
interefl, and the unfunded or regiflered debt
credited in the books of the Treasury.”
Ift. That on the application of the cre
ditors refpeflively, or their legal attornics
at any time after the last day of December
in the preflent year, the privcipal sums of
the unhr;ndcd or regiflered debt of the Unis
ted States credited on the booksof the treas
fury, or commiffionesrs of Loans will bé res
imburfed auvthetreaflury of the United States.
ed. Thatintereft upon the unfunded or
regiflered debts aforefaid will ceale from and
after the last day of December in the pres
sent year. ,
3d.' That the creditors refpe@ively will
be entitled on requisition 10 receive from
the proper officers of the treasury, certifi
cates of funded three per cent flock, equal
to the arrearages of Interefl due on the debis
aforefaid prior to the firfl day of January,
one thousand seven hundred and ninetysone,
By order of the Board of Commifkanersy;
of the Sinking Fund, -
EDWARD JONES, Secretary,
Dartmouth-College
LOTTERY. Claf; Fifih,
THE Managers of Dartmenths
College Laottery, to accomplish,
as far as possible, the design otp the
Lottery, are again induced to solicit
the patronage of the friends of Liter
ature, and request the attention of the
enterprising, to the chance exhibited
in the following : '
SCHEME.
Prizes. Dollars. Dollars.
contviivef ilsedß . D 4008
SOO e fcoe - - " gpop
2 -+ - 500 are loco
3 v joo - oo
s - 200 - « 1000
25 - 100 - 2505
30 - 50 - . 150 D
.40 s s 1200
50 - 20 . 1009
IO . e 3D « 1100
1350 - 8 . 10,800
——\—- [ ——-—
1617 ' 24,00
4383 . : vy
6000 Tickets at 4 dollars, are 24,009
Subje& to a deduétion of 123 per cent.
The Prize of 1000 Dollars will b
placed to the last drawn Blark. The
drawing will commence at Concord,
on Thursday the 22d day of November
next ; and when completed, a Lif of
Prizes will be immediately publithed,
and the Prizes paid on demand.
i(()NA. FREEMAN, A
WILLIAM A. KENT, ;
- June 19thy 1798.
ee e S o A A PSS SN
TO BELET,
A convenient Dwoll,inig House
I N Buck-street, formerly belonging
to Edward Dimpfey; and latgly ocw
cupied by Capt. Prescott.—For termg
apply to SAMUEL DROWN.
* Portsmouth, Sept. 24, 17¢8. .
Stamped Paper,
¢ For Notes of hand,
Bills of lading and Bills of Exchange,
and every other defeription of stamped pa«
{;r fold at J. .ME_LGHC?'R’S Puming..
ffice, at the fame price as at the Supeivic
for’s Office, (e RS i
Achance for 2000 dollars.
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V¥V the sth maﬁ*fﬁarrbwi '."Ceélrifg.‘..
A/ BVYLEand QuAarTER Tickets 1y
zaag;; Tor sale at J.'"MeLcHER"s Print,
ing-Office and Book-Store, corner of Mars
ket 30d Congrel Surees, Portmonth,whery
prizes drawn 1o the tickets purchased therg -
will b polifls s 7. IR Gy T R