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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-06

\ AND-We o'f,r for sale seven hundred acrcs
a ofland lying in tine lower end OF I3sckins hars.
on Bufis!oe creek FIVE miles FROM Ca Ira aud 5
from New-Cantan this lsnd is in a desirable neyha
borhood, and well adapted TO the culture of Corn
Wheat and Tchacco--Also four hundred acres of
wood land the little fork OF Slate River seven
miles ,above Buckingham Cont House the soil sc
this river is generally much esteemed for the prp.
ducton of Wheat -
This property belonged to the late colonel Henry
Beil, and viii be sed under decree of the Feder1al
Court for one third cash ANIL two annual insanents
for the resdue.-The title is c0naideredniispGtabIe
and if not disposed of privately before the month Of
April next, wilihen be sold at public auction on
Buckingham Court day, in that mont nv
WILLIS WILSON,
JAS. WILSON,
WIN. ". G., THORNTON
Commissioners.
MIR. Harrison Bell. eithss Of us will stteud ~
view those lands, and commonly to be met With
at Buckingham and Cumberland court days.
March IL. tbs.
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Twenty Fourth regiment Of hnc:nt-v.
Captain John Ballsnger, to be major
Caleb q. Fobes, TO be second lieutenant.
Joseph Perkins, 10 be second lieutenant.
John Butler, to be ensign.
Joseph A. Martin, to be ensign.
Francis vale, TO be ensign.
Anthony Foster, to be surgeons mate.
Iwenfy ffsh regime MT Of Infantry.
Roswell Lee, to be Major.
Jonathan Clifford, to be ensign.
James ID. Brown, to be ensign.
John L. CoOstoek, to be surgeons mate.
L. ii. CUSHING,
I'D. General.
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I'D Virtue of decree of the Superior Coart ell
I'D Chanccry FOR the district Of Rchinond pro.
nuuneed the I'll day OF February 1915 H. a cause
therein depending between David Bullock X James
T.. Anthony, will be exposed to sale at puriic aue-
ton for ready money at the trent door of the la
gle Tavern in the City of Richmond on the loth
day of April next, between the hours of II A. II
and p. NJ. for the purposes in the said decree
mentioned, the Brick Lumber House lately owned
and occupied by the said James O. An,hony, with
the portion OF the lots known IT,. p:a "a the vi-
ty OF Richmond by the Nos 5iS * SIC on which i,
is erected, subject, however, to the do~cr OF Mrs
Mary ). Anthony in the event CT her sar,ring her
husband.
VIM. MARSHALL Commissioner,
VIM. HAY, jr. o. SALE
March g. iavtds
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

SANAWAY from JOHN Lowry of Fairfield
d District, state of South Carolina, Negro
ches high, % or % sears of age, somewhat of
slender fern, but well made and of pleasant
countsnancc. not of very dark complexion, he was
raised near the town of Manchester by Mr.. Fow-
Ter, he was again the property of Mr. Robeau q
Frensh man, now living near Lynehburg, he be-
came my property two three wears ago-I sold
him to the ADORE gentleman OF South Carolina. from
whom he absconded; he is well acquainted on
James River, and hes been heard OF, ard seen at
different times, on K near said River. The owners
of boats &c. Especially those who nove between
Richmond and Lynchburg. are hereby authorised
rot to employ or harbour said slave. The above
reward viii be paid By the ubscriber together with
all reasonable expsnces, upsn delivery of said slave
to ne, or upon lodging him in some secure Jail and
due notice given to me. an authersed 10 dispose
otthe above slave to some person living among his
relations, If he cones in ana gire5 himselfup.
WILLIAM FULCHER.
Richmond, March Ie. wiwp-
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March, Cd.

4 INDEPENDENTLY Virtue Of decree
y Essexcouuty court, in a suit therein depend
us between. Joseph janey. and Others PLAINTIFF,
and Jane kreistesd and Others deteuds,s, and
trustees OF VIM Peaey leseased, wiIlsbe ssd to the
highest bidder, on che premises, Thursday the
5th day OF April next, if fair ,f not. TIE next iar
day, that FSl"atle tract Of land whef-on captain
VIM. Pesc!;s resided in hrs lifetime, situated = Is.
sex county. on RapPalanuock river, sb lr ten soiss
below Tappahanneck, and supposed to .6nsNin be-
tween five znd six hundred acres by the sajG de-
ney. and for the residue of the purs;lase saoaey
twelve months credit VIII be allowed.
. bY THE COM MISSIONERS.
NJ arch % TIP
LATIN s. ENGLISH GRAMMAR SCHOOL
EoHiI B. JESsE's school is nov open for the ro,
g. eePtion Of pupiis---in the house Ia.eiy occup-
ed by Mr.. Oswald.
March &c. It
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WILL ER SOLD

A I public auction, on Thursday the 18th
IA day April neXt, at the late residence
of captain John f. Price deceased in this city, all
his household aud kitchen fnrniture also one COW
and one heller, with pair Of carriage horses.
The terms Of sale cash for a sums under Gfty
dollars asd six months credit for all Of that or
greater amount the purchasers giving notes with
approved endorsers, negotiable and payable at the
Farmers Bank OF Virginia in this city.
THE EXECUTORS.
March 20. ep,ds
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TEACHER WANTED.
March 9.

A MAN who understands Latin, Greek, and En.
IN shsh correctly, is wanted to tescl, IL Family,
m the country from this time until Goth Dec. next,
and il agreeable. would be continued four or ave
Years, wages would be liberal it would. be Well to
make immediate applicationto Mr.. John Wood of
the Petersburg Academy. Good Recommendation
viii be required.
March 23. wfwp
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10y Virtue Of DECREE Of the Superior court of
40 Chancery for the Richmond Dstr ct, prUnonn.
ced oa the 9Th DAY July last, wherein Matthew
Dobson admr. OF John DoRson decd, complain.
ant, and the representatives of Peteret Trent de-
feneants---wili be offered at PQklic Auction in the
town OF Manchester at Zacharish BROOKE Tavern
Tor caSh-on Friday the second day Of ueYt
month"; the following property belonging Il The es-
tate OF the said Pete6ed Trent, on SO much there.
OF as will be sufficient TO raise the sum of 427Ik rs
Ad-wth interest on o666I i5s I'd at the rate Of
per cent per annum from the 10th day Oct. $50,
being the balance due by mortgage to the said John
UODSOn ace d.-vIz nineteen unImprovsd lots in said
town, numbers Of which arc IL 10. Is. &c. 81 fs
%. Al. AZ. 40. 1885, 81. 2O7. 2O8 98. 1914 TO- I6s
81. Also an undivided moiety ot the brick ware
house in said town called Trenfs house and
the lots attached thereto, subject to balance due
the commonwealth on account Of money adyane ed
to the Propretors for the buillng thereof-A sp nm
undivided moiety in the property held By Mr.. EN-.
on Giles, purchased by him Of the executors or Al.
exander Trent dee'd.--aud undivided mOety ),
the lots 257. 1876 h 249-And at Charlottesville Inv
the e,.ohty Of Albeaarle the first monday in A.
pIi next, being the 5th Of the month, upon The same
terms, so acres Of Land adjoining said town, and a.
bout 25 acres on James River, little below Scots
Ferry in said COuuty-S At Dinwidde Court House
on the third Monday in April next. being Court day.
two hundred acres OF land on Hatcher's in sqii
countY--this land is uncleared and heavily timAe'.
ed and from its sontiguity 90 the town of Peter
burg, being about ) miles distance thcrofrop
would be object to persons furnishing that town
with plank, seantling &c to this properly Il he
sale Ut TIE property here advertised viii commence
II each Of the places 1T the hour -f I 2 scIock on
the day Of sale ara the title 20 tie property DID,
ehanecry.
THOMAS TRKDWAY, , Comre;s,iou
JAMES CLARKE, jr. ers.
March IL. fds
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TO RENT

FESHAT excellent stand for Business wlieh for
4 meriy occupied, as dry Goods storg, between
The Store lately occupied by captain iiober Gtasbls,
and the House occupied by Mr.. Wn1. Cowan. Tie
store and counting room win be rented with CT
without the upper part OF the House.
NEIL M'COULL.
March, Cd. - ,.- If
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FOR SALE.

z WILL sell bargain in two houses at Rockets
4 one of which was occnpisd by me lastly as
store, the stand inferior 70 any in tiat part @
the town. Terms oi sale laif cash. the other hal;
~ill give long credit fthc pay ucnt be made ON
cure. In M shscmcc apply so MIR. Walter Shelton,
who is authorised to act for -
RlCHAED CARTER.
March &c. ~
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March 20.


MEssRs. WARKELL& WEBSTER
A NNOUNCE to the public that DaoM E.tgsia
= Fellow of the Society OF Artists oft United
States, has engages to ongrave tie Place represent
ing Peter Franchises gallant sctioa With nine Of
TsEtOn's Cavalry.
Niarsh %. wiw
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diana, and intimated an intention to de-
cline the appointment of Brigadier. The
latter step was called for BY the circumstan-
ces under which i received the command.
which might give room for the suggestion
that | was rather forced upon the govern
ment by the Partially and importantly OF
the Western people in my favor. AS the
affair now stands, it remains with the Pres
ident to determine whether shall continue
in the command of the North estern
Army. Of his friendship for me, have
not the least reason to doubt. Indeed,
know that he feels ard has expressed for
me the warrnest regard. In deciding a ques-
ton. however, involving so deeply the pub
lie welfare, he must and viii he governed
by other considerations. Al that remains
for ne to say is, that will continue in the
command in any grade which he may as
sign me.
that there are III the Western States many
persons better Calculated for the command
than am, and that If have manifested CT
ther neglect or incaracity, Fair opportu-
nifty for another selection is offered by the
tender OF my commission as Brigadier. In
this event | should retire from the Regular
service. But SO deeply impressed on my
mind, are the injuries which our country
has received, from the nation with which
we are at war, and SO ardent is my desire to
participate in the honor of retrieving the
disasters and disgrace we have sustained,
| that / am determined to continue to serve
| If can get a regiment or even a company
of volunteers to follow me.
Be pleased, sir, to present my warmest
thanks to the respectable community You
represent, for the good opinion they have
expressed of me, and for yourself, the as
/ Surance of NV since reASDect
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON.
John -Arnsfrons' Esq, Coiuasbsa, Ohio.
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WoRrp1NcToN. March n

w OKN I II NC I ONt AFfdf LII II
General Harrison has left the army aud
gone OH to Chilicothe, or Cincinnati His
business is said to be mostly of private
nature. He passed this place on Wedhcs-
day last ON his way thither, and on Satur-
day following, capt. Richardson passed this
going on express to the General. 1t is sta
ted information had been received from the
enemy by two Frenchmeu, OF much impor-
lance, and the express is believed to be a
request for the General to return to camp
Immediately.
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ChiHcothe, March %.


On Saturday last, General HARRISON
LETT this place in order to proceed to Gin
cinnati. The organization of the different
corps destined to reinforce the north west
ern army is. we understand the object of
the Generals tour through this state.
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Afeillshs Mar

OFhe SE.1T' or W.ER
With SNAIL pamphlet, containing description Of
the plsces on tie Live.
Foe Sale =; this Ci!ice.
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CITY ELECTION.

no THE Citizens authorized to vote for Cora
n nom Co1neilmen take uotioe that the Eiect i,n
will take place on Wednesday, the al, day ot ri
next, the polls will be opened at 10 oelocs at tic
following places in Jefferson Ward at the Co,,s
House, in Madison ward at the Esse Tavern
in Monroe ward at the house of Thomas unae--
wood.
DAVID LAMBERT, Coroner
Acting account Of the death
OF the Serl-a'k.
March s. ,d-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-06

sHE Subscriber has just received and for sale,
u AZ hrs Tea, Glass and China Store 6rst door
above the Eagle Tavern, Richmond, choice seeo-
ton offresh Teas, via:
80 Chests superior quality Gun powder, 3
100 Leaden cases Of do. containing Glib. each,
Chests Young Tyson,
Do. Souchong.
ALSO
Boxes China Coffee Cups and sauseYs 900 pair
each,
10 Do. Tea. DO. 600 pair
each f-' t. .
10 DO. each containing set of 20 pieces,
4O00ib. Goshen Cheese,
20 Boxss Pine apple Do. ''
"A constant supply oil Eff. * HF. Gun Powder
BY the Kegg.
EDWARD HALLAM.
February 10. owtf
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z n obedience to decree OF Chesterfield County
4 Court, for the purposes therein specified, viii
be sold 10 the highest bidder. twelve months ere
dit, at the Halfway House between Richmond AVID
Petersburg on Wednesday the fourteenth day OF A
pri' next If fair, otherwise the fair day, all the
estate OF Raney T.. Vest deed consisting of seven
likely negroes, among which are a pair OF Sawyers.
= likely Mare--a Feather he'd api Furniture & sun.
dry article al household and hicl,,n Furniture->
An sums under : 80 must he paid down, and eye
months credit for all sums sbove tsat amount tn,
purchasers giving bond and apnroved security 10
carry intere5t from the date Il punrtuslly paid.
TO the Subscribers.
RICHARD GBEGORY,)
CnGE POW FILL, CSmmr's,
eva BRANCH,
March IS. st
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tsw5Tn
LAND FOR SALE,

NSTiLL be offered to the highest bidder, on Mon
w day the Sd day of May next, if fair, if not tho
mex, fair day, 1000 acros of land on the south
AIDE Of Dan river about ten miles above Shinwir,s
ferry, on Roanoke. Tbs proportion of low grounds
attached TO this land Is about LIS Of the whole guam
tty, and inferior 10 none ON Roanoke or either OF
by sn all piece, which wedges into the river am
authorised by ito owner TO say, t msy bepnrchased
at a fair price. The upland is generally very good
and al well timbered. On the upper tractis We
ry conpieat grist mill which would manufacture
crop of several thousand buabes of wheat with con-
venence to its owner. should prefer selling it pri-
vatey with the Negroes, stock, Sc. and immediate
possession given with the growing crop The terms
of sale win be foug equal annual n,talEn. nts
On this land are three dwelling houses, three ga,
nsiles, and every other necessary house Tor The
accommodation of family Sk the security of a crop
Should dispose of ts property privately. the pub
lie will receive timely notice OF it through the En-
quirer.
ROBERT NELSON.
..':'''a1 oatIst NJ
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one .f tAen . remarkably fast S.iisr The
favor of the moon enabling ,hem 20 chase ,As
well ar-nisht as in :hc day, the chase Was con-
,ngcd for three days without intermission ss.i
under various circumstances, but the unre-
mitled cxertlons OF his officers and crew ena-
b.ee Capt. Sinclair TO elude the pursuit.
Pressed on all sides by the number OF the
enemy aud the battling and unsettled state OF
,he weather, the Argus was at one time with
In muskct shos of rs, and AT another sur
rounded (; the determined vigilance OF Capt.
Sinclair rescued her however from difficulty.
The had Joined in the chase an aimed
transport, win view no doubt Of distrac;ing
The attention and deceivins the chase, which
being discovered, Capt. Sinclair bore down
upon her and compelled hcr 10 clear the way.
Such was the confidence of Capt. Sinclair in
the sailing of the Argus, that during the
chase, although at one time so closely pressed
as 10 bc compelled to tighten his vessel, BY
throwing over his spare anchors and spars
and deck boats, and stating tho salt water
with which his casks had been filled the
fresh water had been ussd, and reduced 10
the las: necessity OF wetting his sails ye.
did he preserve all his guns, and one night
during the chase he found time TO capture,
man, and despatch prize. So close we.e
they upon his heels that when he again made
sail, two of the ship. opened their batteries
upnn h'r
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.No7o exhibiting ia ihis losvn, (sphich sW con.
finae .tor sir days oniy,)
AT FREE-MASON'S HALL,
Superb PANORAMIC PAINTINGS
OF the late engagements between the Friga,cs
CONSTITUTION and GUERRIERE,
Comfrised ia three elegant Views, Of 500 Jces.
THE FIRST VIEW,
Represents the Guerrere lying to- preparing for &C.
ton the Constitution bearing down, taking III
sail, and also making preparation for the Engage
mcnt
THE SECOND VIEW,
Represents the two Frigates engaged the Mizen-
mast going by the board, Marines firing from the
tops. Sc &c
THE THIRD VIEW,
Represents the ships in close actions the 6uerrierc
passing under the stern Of the Constitution, after
receiving her full broadsidc her main and fore
mast falling overheard and the Victory decided in
favor of the Constitution.
or Admittance, rs cents, Children, half price.
- Open from o'clock in the morning, until 10
o'clock in the evening Jan. 81,
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sr Amsrican Prixe Liz.

Bermuda built schooner, copper bot
toned, loaded w,th dry goods and Irish but
ter, ursiscda AT Savannah, 81 inst. She WAS
bound from jamaica TO Spanish Maine, and
taken by the privalcer Liberty, Of BSltimorc,
Pratt, Master, mounting gun, and 80 men
the prize mounts Two guns aud had SD
men.
The British brig Recovery, from Quebec,
for Jamaica, cargo picked ish, slaves and
lumber, prize to The uri,cd States brig AR
gus, arrived ut Holmes hole on Thursday
last Nidshipman Yates, prize master. y
Tie privateers Lady Madison and Eagle, of Char
les,on captured Nov. 27, oft Altavella the British
ship Portshire. of IL guns and rs men, from ST.
Johns for Jamaica. with fish and oil. The captain
of the ship was killed in the action.
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MdRRIED,

At New.York, lsAAc HuLL, Esq. late comn'an-
der vf the United States frgAte Consti,uton.to Miss
Ass NJ HAaf, daughter of Elisha Hsft. Esq Of
Say brook; Con.
At Providrr,ce, on Thursday morning last, st 81.
Johns Church, by the Rev Mr.. Crockes, Mr.. CLE
VEST SMITH fiusT, Purscr oi the unitcd states
frisa,e President, To Miss SaaAH.ASs CEYrEs,
daughter of tie late d.. Isaac Center, of this town
DIED,
IN this town, on Saturday last. Mr.. BExJhNrs
wrcknan WooD, aged 2j. Few young men have
departed this life, whose loss is more sincerely La
menied. He I,as left numerous connections and
friends whose tears manifestations of their sor.
row and regret he was benevolent ia his dspos'-
ton, captivating in his manners, sni remarkable for
his frankncs< Of heart. Ills remains were Inferred
on Tuesdsy last. with military honors by Tie Artl-
Iery Company, of which be member.
On sat,rd-y morning last. Mrs. ALicz LfLtr-
sarpcs, aged 7e. reI,ct of the late Robert LiiIi-
b1dgc, Esq
On salus,iy last. Mrs. Rssscck ,BArxAE, ~
gsd 80, widow OF - ,afe &c. 3rntou riaprisn, Of
shs town
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-21

On the 9th inst. Mr.. Arthur, submitted the
following Resolution 10 tho House Of Dele
gates: committed 10 a Committee Of the
whole House.
" Resoived, That the sum OF dollars,
be appropriated by law for the purpose of q
loan, 10 be offered OH behalf Of this Common
wealth 10 the Government of the United
States, 10 be applied in the building Of ship
Of the line OF the number of those authorized
10 be built at the present Session OF Congress
or other vessel of war for the use Of the u
States.
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government 20 surrender the r,ehl 10 the
Engiish nation 10 board, snd sea,ea CUR yes-
ses at pleasure, ard impress sur brave coun-
trymen al viii Ii such man cen be svund,
lac merits The ana,he mas ot every freeman.
--besides, how are We 10 man our melchan,
vessels, especially our Navy, ii this right be
surrendered TO the English Our commerce
muss perish, and our navy be annihiialed for
want ot men 10 man them.
During This war, our scalnen have exhibit.
ed, noi only Ia the na,y,but in the privateers,
prodigies o. valor, that astonishes the world.
Should sucn men, with such bravery, with
such nautical ski'I and talents, be yielded to
Britain Perish The wretch who harbors such
athoashi We wish tor peace--but before
we yield this light, let the nation, with all
her greatness, power and wealth, sink logeth-
er, Father than abandon one OF her ci,i-
zens-Ail merit, equally alike the citizen,
the soldier, and the seaman, the protection of
their country that gave them bilth;--csen AZ
gsers VIII not suffer one Of her subjects TO be
Ill treated and abused, or robed OF his liberty.
Shall We be less feeling, less Careful, and less
protective o! our citizens than Aigiers God
forbid I'VE all will be free, or all shall be
slaves Mo discrimination between those
WHO plough The ocean. or lhosc who plough
the land .--OSE Con, ONE GoyERaMENr,
AND BuT ONE PHorGcrIoN
REPORT
AGREEABLY TO resolution of the Senate, Of The
30lh day Of the last month. the Secretary OF state
spectfully reports the following stat, ,menl which
contains all the Information in this Department. cal
led for by the Senate, of the number of PERSONS born
III foreign countries, Who have been legally natural
lied in the United States, and registered annuity
American seamen, according to returns from The
custom house,, under the Of 28th Of May, 1896,
relative to Alaerican seamen'
From these returns II appears that there have been
registered the different houses in the Uni
ted states of this description Of citizens, the follow
ing numbers Of seamen, disng gushcd by the several
wears when they were SO registered. viz
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No. ll9 ~!
r UST received from Ros,or. and for sale, BY
J Thomas G. Mumyord,

No. lle, THAMgs-srREET,
n general assortment ot FRESH DRY
GOODs-0moag ssiieh are
Broadcloths and Cassmcres, various colors and pri.
ces--lmperial and Nelson Cords for pantaoons.--
Plains and Deyonshire Kcrseys--Coating and Duff
and scarlet Bombazetts common and super. London
Prints; elegant cotton Shawls, q, 5.4, Ga and "a )
Canton Grapes black, lead and lilac bandanna AMI
hag Handkerchief, India Cottons Irish Linens |,
British Shirihgs, various prices common an! su-
perfnc Ginghams Tapes, Pins, Needles, &C. &c.
With variety Of other Goods, all of which will be
disposed OF the lowest terms for cash, anu the
s@allest favor gratefully acknowledged.
Newport, Jan q, 1913
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"a VINO on the SUBJECT of me Dnissuk n
orr Rehyisp," is received, but we are rciueisnily
compelled to defer il till next.
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No. liz, Thames sfrcef, afr far saie,
A general assortment Of HfRDv.i2E g CUT.
"A LERY, on reasonable terms for Cash or ap-
proved Notes.
B.-Thcy will also transac, Commission
business. IAN II, 1918,
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MANACERS' LIST.

THE Managers's List of Prizes In
i the Harvard College Lottery is received, and
may be examined gratis, at the Exchange and Lot
tery-Office Of J. &. SHAW.
.i.n