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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-27
THE NEW YORK COALITION.
We copy from New York print of Oct
II, the following articles:

we copy from New York print of Oct
II, the following articles:
From, tie Statesman.
~ convention Of the Republican, Com.
mittee. acting under the authority of the
General Committee of Correspondence. an
pointed by the Republican, Members of tn.
Legislature of the State of New York, 10 pro,
mote the election Of the Hon De Witt Gin
son to the Presidency of the United States
AZ tue ensuing election, held at the CITY NJ
New YORK, tiie 10Th day Of October, 1912.
WheTe0S. gross dispersion upon the M
hticat integrity of Nv Clinton has aDnea,-
ed IN The National Intelligencer.H and
n T,Ia: nv the following publication
lhere follows, at length, our article I
lhe committee pledge themselves that
the above publication, so far as it relates to
Mr.. Clinton. is entirely false. We several
~ Know Wr. Clinton, aud declare, that his
poifical sentiments are decidedly Republi
can.
Yrs. W Gilbert. Tia. .fLLs Ep1,,,1t.
ma. n Jaff0ra4ge, Bsaj. Ferris,
Jnh" VI kessoa, Efbru Hyri1g,
[reSe,ved Fish, Peter Urison,
CHrdon y .nzwforI, In. H Sick(es,
yge9o sr "a 1ionfaSais, SIM. H,ryis,
h'ehGro Ritter, Sam. H. LGtsre1ce.
10 the Editor IF he E9rning past.
Str-Arriving in town 4 paper j. mt
into my hand, called the National IuteIliren-
cer, which contains the following article;
Here follows the extract from the Matt
onal intelligencer, entitled The New YORK
Coalition."1
though am not little surprised tn GEE
," 80 brought before the public in this
q. character, i should take no notice Of II.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

n. York. Oct. GIVE have been fa
yored with copy of the following impor
tant letter, received last evening by the E.
ditor OF the Evening Post, from his ALBANY
Correspondent.
ALBANY, Oct. 10, 8 o'clock, p. M.
Capt. Dox has just arrived express
irAm Lewiston. He confirms every thing con
tanned in Gen. Halls account of the disaster
which has befalen our army. Uox was
| in the action. Eight hundred men are prise
ners, and among them are Colonels Christie
Scot, & Fenwick, and Major Mullany of the
| regular troops, and 800 of Col. Schuyler's
regt. The militia have been released on pa
role not to serve during the war----()ur
troops on heir landing took possession of
the British battery, which they retained till
the afternoon when the British were, reinfer
ced, and our men obliged to surrender
The number of killed and wounded Is about
400 The number Of our troops which eros
sed are not particularly mentioned. but
must have'been from 1900 to 1000 Our
Surgeons have been permitted to go over to
dress the Wounded Col. Van Rensselaer, was
wounded on the first landing, General
Wadsworth and Colonel Stranahan of the
militia are also prisoners. We have lost
many brave officers.
g" BROCK is said to have been Killed.
Gen. Van Rensselaer,, Lovett, &c. " as
at Queenstown with the army, but they re-
turned and are well. Victory for several
hours perched upon the banners Of our ar
my. sad reverse, however, took place.
The militia would not cross when they found
that relntorcements were required. fear
the mail will close. and you must therefore
make out as we'll as you can until to.mor-
row."
An arrival at Newport from st. Thomas brings
The unpeasNn, intelligence, that the plivnteer sebr
Provlencf, Hopkins, Of Providence, n. l. CARRYING
guns snn ~ men, vas captured on the Goth Aug. by
2 MASTER insger from Sc. fhonas after having
thrown overheard part Of her guns in the chace.
The schrs VonheiIipg has arrived Al Newport froro
Arebadgci. The news ofthe war between the II
Ststes and Great ljrs ain, had reached there. The
ship swift, y New-yo-k, from Archangel for Liver.
POOL, was on the Nort!, Cape about tie hrst Aup.
The ships Jane Barns, md Mount. Vernon, had sail.
cf some days before for Lverpool.--I.eft 1T Arch.
angel SHIP Eliza tno.styaoger aud brig sapah, all Of
Nev-York aud sillers,
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uuder arms.-Five para,iei'-tabfes
spread-at BuchanaD's Spring--At the lar
ger and centre one. We're the officers of the
Revolution, strangers, and the Volunteers Of
Petersburg-the Governor presided. The
two next were filled,by the uniform compa-
nies-the citizens were on the wings. II
was the most sumptuous and animated feast
y men we nave ever seen in Richmond--
Near 1000 persons partor> of tit was
the spirit ct Gratitude doing homage to the
spirit of Patriotism.
CT The Electoral Vote of .sLzssachuset,f will
most probably be lost The Lower House II !, hs,.
proposed TO appoint Electors by General riclr-.--
the Senate have rejected the proposition The Sc
nate ON their part propose to choose &C BY Con-
sress'ona, districts, and two at Iarge-thc ether
house will reject this proposi,ion. !, ~
OF he conduct OF our Troops, at Queenstop
Considering their nun6er1 is as heroic, daring &
inspiring, as any .4'ne,icdn could desire. Bravs
van fnn'ei'ear how different is thy conduct from
By Last .Nigh:'s Mail
The Koran has arrived at New-York fr
LiNerpool---on the 18th September in lat:
a., long. So. 4S, wa, board d by the Bril-
fish ship Of war Rambler in CO. with the
Leviathan, "a, Sir Richard Straham, con-
voyingia feet OILS sail of transports with
troops from England for Halifax.
FROM THE OFFICE or THE
N. Y. MILITARY MONITOR.
Thursday afternoon. Ocf. %. 1912.
Extract ofa letter from an Officer in the
army, TO The e ditor, dated Camh az
Greenbnsh, October %, 1912
Enclosed is an Extra Gazette with the
partial particulars of the battle of Queens
ton, the remaining particulars will expect
be received on Tomorrow and shall en-
deavor to forward them in time for your
next paper. 80. -, -.
Among the prisoners taken by the enc
my are Lieut.. Col. Fenwick of the flying ar
tillery (thrice wounded) Lieut.. Col Scott of
the Cd Regt- U. s. artillery, Lieut.. Bayly
of the Sd Regt. U. S. artillery, Lieut.. Col.
Chrystie of the 18th. Infantry and Major.
Mullany of the 23d Infantry. Capt. Glib
son of the flying artilleryis either dead or a
prisoner. The enemy had nearly thrice our
force upwards OF so officers are either XIII
led or taken. ,t
The battle would have terminated in our
favor had the Militia been up in support of
their invading by them in arms. Our loss
in killed, wounded and prisoners is about
800. Never was there a greater effort of
valor by Americans. IT'S said that Colo
mel Chrysfie, with three hundred Infantry
drove, at the point Of the bayonet, several
miles, betweenf five and 500 British of the
Egyptian regiment (the 42d:) All our men
were raw and inexperienced and the .y;cto-
ny is such ash the enemy will weep over
BROCK is certainly dead. Two hundred
of the flying artillery will march on Thurs
day (22d October) and we expect that the
remainder o. fthe regiment that is here
(300 in number) will march in very short
time for Niagara.
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VACCINE INSTITUTION
LOTTERY,
SECOND CLASS.
CnHE IELN

1o.457 Prizes, Not blanks 100000
80 $1,000 o9o T T;ahssI tot prize. o -
THIS GRAND LOTTERY isiNS now
DRAWING,
9"d UiHin all probability be finished long before
any other lottery in Bditin,ore
" Inc Managers having long since sold ont
all the tickets, have cash funds in hand to paw of
ell the prizes. Fortunate adventures have there
lore, nothing TO fear, they will not be kent out of
their money one hour by any excuse Whatever
rs soon drawn--But
1.9RE NOTICE,
Sig Thousand Fine HunAred Ticket:
Have already been drawn, and nearly all the
Capital Prizes originally contained in the scheme
yet remain in the wheel Adventures therefore
have an improved chance for
THE FOUR PRIZES OF
TWO PRIZES OF
VINE PRIZES ' Or
600 5000
Sixteen prizes of 800, &c &c
The first drawn ticket the 18th day will be
entitled to
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
oJ- Tickets 70 be had at the Office of The Enqui-
rer, at NINE Dollars each-Simkins s. Caldwell,
Lottery Gazette. which contains the Blanks and
ffzes ~ all the Baltimore Lotteries will he receiv-
ed ut the same Office; where correct information
may he had OF the fortune Of Tickets.
October 81. wsv
' II
n Latin Language, English Grammar, Geography.
Healing, Writing, Arithmetic and the Maii,emat-
ics the ensuing year, at his fathers John e. AMER
son's) IN the upper end of Caroline, one mill, from
tie north fork Of Pamunkey river, very healthy sit.
uation
board and tuition, ninety dol-r5 to lie paid quar-
tery in advance The school will begin the srd N OIL
day in January. ,.-. !.
Mr. Robert I. Anderson was a member of nv
School for nearly three years.-IIe is q Young man
of good Morals, very respectable talents and cana
bic Of teaching the Latin and English Languages
grarnmsticsily
Given under MY hand this ed o. Oct 1912
PETER NELSON.
Oct 27 w2wp
E1Y virtue Of a trust deed from Otway y Shield,
executed for the payment - certain sum Il
money. specified ~ the 5smc tn James Lakcnao, 4
shaf troeerd 20 sell for ready mnnev, before lie
froai oOr Of the Eagle Tavern in the City Of gicb.
rond, on the I 5th lay UF Nnyenhe, ext, ore ~
IA yided ffth part of tract Of land, kabwn Nv the
name Of Tir0uth miles distant from Williams
burg ieing IN the county of York heiDe vart
of the tract on which James Shields. deed resided
SAM. MeCHAW, Tyae-ee
October 10. wAwp
u In " X s,
Of almost every description,
FoR SALE .4T ms OF[(eB.
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Communicated: {,

communicated; :,
Died on Thursday, 18th inst. Mr.. BENJAMIN Ames
of the house of Ames and UnderhiIl He was oripi.
sally member OF the first Baptist Church in Boston
tMass.) afterwards of another in Norwich (Con
necticut) and from thence dismissed in 1911 to the
church in Richmond of the same faith and order.
Mr.. Ames had not been long in Richmond before
ms pous activity IN promoting the good of the society
induced his brethren elect him as one of the dea
cons of the church This Office they hoped he woaId
long sustain with distinguished reputation and useful
ness but the Almighty had designed otherwise.
lie is removed to the church above and has left
the church below, the city, mourning widow, and
five children to bewail their loss.
We cannot give better description of this man
than in the comprehensive language of Scripture
/" He wssa good man, and feared God above ,nany'
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2oCo warriors, which the tribes in the wes-
tern part of this state calculate to raise
'rhe requisition from the Oneidas was 400,
and that from the Onondagas 100. 1t is said
the whole are TO be under the command of
the famous Red Jacket. Manhus Times
t.sf FORT NIAGARA.
We understand that Col. Fenwick, since
his arrival has strengthened some parts of
Fort Niagara very considerably, and put the
ordnance in excellent commanding positions.
Bufaioe Gazette.
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Petersburg V0t9ufeers. WE have no
room for particular description Of tl,c din .
(. which was given, on saturday, to this
ine and honorary Corps Of men.-It being
aeGmenial muster day, all the uniformed
companies Of this city were ia fdii dress &
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Rostan De. liz

Arrived the Cartel, ship Fawn, Captain Harris. a
days from Halifax; the Fawn sailed with sos prison
ers, landed some at Portland, s. remainder brought
70 this port Sailed in Union from Boeton, and
Monsoon, Alexandria. Spoke October 10th, at the
mouth OF the harbour, ship Amazon, Cor Aionzo) Of
Baltimore, going in prize. The Diigent, Shaw
from Richmond, for Boston, had been taken by the
Young Emuious w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-27

SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTIONS.
Took place on "Wednesday, the 18th inst
From Charleston district, Langdon Chez,
is reelected to Congress by vote of two to
one over his opponent. In the city of Charles
ton, the poll was
For Langdon Cheyes 100
John Rutledge 752
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FORT NIAGARA.
MORE TROOPS ARRIVED.

BvFFALoE, Oct. 6.--Since ourlast, there
have been constantly arriving, at different
points on these frontiers, Regular Troops,
Volunteer Companies Of Horse, Artillery &
Infantry. They make a fine appearance
AS to their force OF destination we deem il
improperat this time, to publish either.-
Should any event of importance transpire on
these frontiers, previous - our next paper
we shall issue an extra sheet. Gdz.
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The Saratoga Advertiser states that capt
Chauncey passed through Schenectady with
700 seamen & $50 marines on their way t
the lakes,as also 100 ship builders and car.
penters. 1t also infurms that under Adam
and Noah Brown ship builders. a vessel pier
ced for Ii guns was Completed from the
keel on one of the lakes in IS days.
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The Essex frigate, 80 guns. Capt. Porter,
Is to join the squadron in this port under
Com BaInbrdge which will then consist
of the Constitution, Chesapeake, Essex and
Hornet.
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An Arrival at Newport from St. Thomas brings
the unpeasan, intelligence, that The p,iyo;4er scb,
Provfiencf, Hopkins, Of Providence n. l. carving g
guns snd 10 men, vas captured on the goth Aug by
2 MASTER insser from ST. rhonas after having
thrown overheard part of her guns in the chace
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Rasans, Curr0uts, Figs, SIC.

RasHns, CNrY0nts, Fgs, c5c.
60 boxes New Raisins, few days import
ed and in fine order.
100 boxes Muscatel and Bloom Raislns
90 drums outana do.
boxes Figs
80 boxes & l-9 boxes Godfroid's Cigars
100 do. first second quality Havana do.
10 cwt. dried Goldfish
10 900 lbs coored & white Goshen Cheese
5000 lbs 6rkin Butter
100 dozen Hihber,'s best London Brown
Stout and Porter-very old,
40 boxes fresh Philadelphia Chocolate
Nos. and 5.
90 hogsheads retailing Molasses.
SO DemIohns,
ro1 SHE
Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner Of King Se Fairfax streets !;
With his usual e general assortment Of
The belt Wines, Liquors, Ieas,
and other Groceries,
Upon very reasonable terms, for Cash, Pro-
duce, or at the usual Credits to punctual
customers.
December 4.
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G. Removal.
Joseph SPEAR,
Reshectfully informs lis friends and The fu6-
lie,

Reshecttuly informs his friends and The 1lu6-
lie,
THAT he has removed his shop to Roy
a,-s,reet 10 the one lately occupied by Mr..
B. Adamson, near the Coffee House Where
he carries on the CABINET BUSINESS
in all its various branches--he also makes
and repairs all kinds of Musical Instruments
such as Piano Fortes, Bass Viols, Vlollns,
Guitars, sc. and will also furnish Mahogany
Collins for grown persons for fifteen dollars.
He hopes the quality of his materials, the
soundness Of bis work and the strict atten.
ton he intends paying to his business will
ensure him encouragement from generous
nubl;c. All the above branches OF bu.iness
vii, he executed at the shortest notice.
Noyember2s. a'' IA"
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

n AN AWAY from the subscriber living
II in Prince. William county, on the oath
a ay of July, Negro Woman, named CLA-
z a, formerly belonging to the estate OF John
Gibosn, deceased She is about feet INCH
es high, IS years old, and carried vita hera
male child that is 8 months old. The above
reward will be given for experimenting and
securing her in Jail, and other reasonable
charges paid it brought home.
Simon Luttrelt.
Masters Of vessels and others are CANTON
ed against harboring or carrying her OH, as
they will be prosecuted for so doing.
December 81 CIV
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LAND FOR SALE.

The subscriber not having disposed Of
his Land as expected, again offers it for
sale. A description is deemed unnecessary,
as he presumes the Land is generally known.
Applications made to
JAMES G. WEST.
West Grove, January 8 cost
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THREE LOTS OF LAND, in the upper
j part of Fairfax county, part of the es-
tate Of the late Daniel McCarty, OF Cedar
Grove.
No. l-Containing e47 acres.
No. 2-Containing 3s7 acres, and
No. s-Containing $50 acres.
This land is situate near the Potomac, at
the lower END of MECarty's island, distant
from Alexandria and George Town about ls
miles; one half of each lot is we'll timber
ed. Persons wishing to purchase will make,
application to EDGAR McCARTy, at Cedar
Grove, or GEORGE MASON, at Gunston.
Fairfax County, Dec. 1873 60
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NOTICE.

ON the 10th day of January instant, at
7omlinson's hotel, in the city of Washington,
at the hour of eleven o'clock, A. M. an cleo
ton will be held for President and SIX d.
rectors of the Washington Canal Company,
to serve for one year from that day.
By order THE Board Of Directors,
]. T. Frolt, Clerk.
January Ia Qte
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YKIISHING to direct my attention to a
w different employment than that or
farming, offer to let, for term OF years,
that vii U.ABLE ESTATE whereon l re-
side, and known as .Alerander's Island. This
estate is situated ON the south side the river
Potomac and in the lap of government; the
main road passing through has afforded to
travellers an opportunity OF viewing this
beautiful and by nature productive farm
This property, possessing the advantages OF
three markets, georgetown, Washington,
and Alexandria, renders it an object well
worthy the attention of the farmer. Any
farther commentary Is deemed unnecessary,
as persons wishing 10 rent 1t Is presumed
will view the estate.
~" If this property is not soon applied
for, shall make arrangements Tor the Gull
,ivation of il myself, which will preclude o.
Tiers for the succeeding year. Aay lnior-
m alton will be given or applications received
in relation to the Island. by George Was1-
iug.ou, or myself resident thereon.
w. H. Washington.
November co
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VayuaJze improved Land for S@be'

V0Iu0ote 1HIp'o0e~ A1"'0~ ~
A TRACT of LAND containing about
~ two hundred and sixty acres, situated
on the shore of the Potomac River, shor:
distance below Alexandria: to the said land
is attached Fishery, with handsome I'M
provements for carrying it on to large ex
tent.-The fences are in excellent order, a
large proportion being post and rail, and al
most new There is convenient DIV ELL
lNG-HOUSE in good repair, and an excel
lent large KITCHEN: part OF the land is
we'll taken in clover, and the whole perfectly
adapted to the Lou1on husbandry. For par
ticulars apply to
R. l. Taylor,
ALEXANDRIA
October %.
~ A small adjoining TR ACT, contain
inc twelve acres, on which handsome
DWELLING HOUSE has been began to
be erected, with WELL of excellent water,
may be had on very accommodating terms
2aw
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FOR SAL E.

The whole Of that Valuable Property OH
shins and Washington streets, consisting Ct
seven Houses and eight Lots. A liberal Gre
Fit will be given, and application may be
fmade t, the subscriber, who viii remain In
Town few days; and in his absence Mr.
FAndrcw Stho,6eld or Mr. Charles Slade will
make known the terms of sale
Richard Lewis.
i December l. d
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Orphans Court,

Alexandra County, Dec Term, 1911.
ORDERED, That the executors OF JOHN
BUTCHER, deceased, do insert the following
advertisement three times IN each week Tor
six weeks, in the Alex sndria newspapers,
A copy.-Iest,
Alexander Moore, Reg.
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This IS to gaye Notice,

That the subscribers, o. Alexandra county,
in the distrist of Columbia, have obtained
from the Orphans Court of SAID county, let
tiers testamentary on the estate of JOHN
BUTCHER. late of the county aforesaid
merchant, decd: all persons having claims
against the said dscedent, are hereby warn
ed TO exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscribers, on or before the
4th day of June next, or they may by law
be excluded from all benefit to the said es-
tate and those indebted thereto are required
to make immediate payment.
Given under our hands this 4th day of De-
cember, 1911.
Jonathan Butcher,
John B. Patton,
Executors of John Butcher.
December 4. eoow
100 DOLLARS REWARD.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber has obtained letters OF
administration on the personal estate OF JOHN
LUKE, deceased, liz the county of Fairfax ::
Ali persons having claims are desired to OK
h;bit the sane on or before the 18Th day OF
June next, o. they may by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate; and those in
debted are requested TO make Immediate pay
ment.
Given under my hand, this lslA day OF
December, 1911.
Eliza c.. Luke.
December Is dSw
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FOR SALE,

i A NEGRO WOMAN, about 90 years
ot age, with her two female children, one a
bOut two years old, and the other months.
Shs has been accustomed to cooking * wash
ing Apply to the Printer.
4 October II d
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.

RAN AWAY on the 30th June last, from
the estate of Daniel M'Carty, deceased, in
the county of Westmorelanf, and state OF
Virginia, Negro Man named JERRY, a.
bout thirty five years of age, dark complex
ion, about six feet high, bad coantenance,
and remarkable scar acioss Lis nose, and
another on his head, little above his tors-
head he had on homespun tw1lled yarn
and cotton round jacket and 2antaloons.--
There is no doubt but he will change his
clothes it is therefore thought unnecessary
to describe them more particularly. 1t Is
expected that he has procured pass, or
FORCED certificate of his freedom, as he went
from neighborhood where there are many
free negroes who write, and from whom he
might very readily obtain copy OF their
pass. or certificate of freedom. It's conn
IDENTIFY expected that he will endeavor 10 get
TO some of the northern or eastern states
He was seen short time since IN the town
of Baltimore. Thirty Dollars will be given,
If taken in the county, and if out of the state
and secured in any Jail, 80 that | get him A.
gain, the above reward and all reasonable
charges paid, if brought home.
Richd. Stuart.
N. B. All masters of vessels and other
persons, are hereby forewarned from harbor-
ing or employing the above described Negro
Man, at their peril, or under the seyerest pen
alties of the law. H. ..
September Is - co
ALMANACS, for 1872,
Of different kinds, are just received ana
sale by :. =, 80
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NOTICE.

THE President aud Directors OF the Lit
PIE River Turnpike Company, wish to con-
tract for STONE, for keeping in repair the
Turnpike Road, to be delivered on SAID road
9t such places as their superintendent, job
Race, shall direc, who is authorised to en-
Ter into contracts for the same.
Per order of the Board of Directors,
I. THOMPSON, Treasurer.
4 December z.