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NTALUABLE PROPERTY FoR sALE.-In

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-In obedi-
ence TO the last will and testament OF fhos Broken
brought dec, offer Jr sale story brick House and
Lot in the village Of Mount Sidney the county of Au-
gusta II not previously disposed ol by private sale
shall offer the said property public auction the nre.
misses Monday the 1lth day Of January next-Ttrns
~ Sale: One fourth OF the purchase money TO he paid
W cash, and The balance in two equal instruments in and
months 10 be secured by negOatiable notes, with an
approved endorser, aud deed of the property
Persons wishing 10 purchase may communicate with me-
by letter, post paid, 1t this place
JOHN W. BROCKENBROUGH,
Acting Error Of Thos. Broekenbyough. dec
Richmond, Dec 10. 65-LS
9The Saunton Spectator will publish tho shove advertisement
for collection.
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By The Governor If the Commonwealth of Vir.inia.
A PROCLAMATION

W. HEREAs, it has been made known to the Execu-
tive, that on the night of the 18th inst. a violent
assault with intent TO murder, committed upon the
persen oil Horace H. Rowland in the county of Mecklen-
burg 10y loney negro slave, the property of Isaac
Holmes, oil that county and that the said Toncy has fled
IRON justice and is going large: have thought fit
20 issue is proclamation, Offering reward of Two Hum
dred Dollars TO any person who will apprchend the said
slave Ioney and convey him the Jail OF Mecklenburg
county, that he may be dealt with according law and
do moreover require all officers, civil and military and
eNhor The good people of the Commonwealth TO use their
and brought 10 Justice.
Given under my hand and under the lesser seal
lSEALJ OF the Commonwealth, at Richmond this 23rd
day of November, 1882.
JOHN FLOYD.
Ioney is represented unusually and strong
man, apparently weighing 100 200 lbs nearly or quite
feet high about 81 years age colour dark though not
really black, but shade between that and a dark muli
to, face very broad, full black beard and generally wears
Large whiskers; confident mpuden and ierocous coun
tenahce, and his general appearance such would at
tract attention at first sight 1t is thought he will attempt
To leave the ate by way OF Petersburg, Richmond or
Norfolk, or probably by the West
November 30 5q-w1,y
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AppOINrNIFVr nv nun pprS

BB and 'Oifh the Gdrice md consent If the Senate
Benjamin S. Chambers. he Receiver of Public Mn
ncys for the district Of lands subject sale at Ie ROCK
10 hc Territory Of Arkansas, from tie first day of Janua
ry, 1888, vice, Archibald Yell, resigned GlObe.
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a TEACHER WANrED-The subscribers wish 10
IN employ person Of correct moral habits, and who
Is well qualified to teach the English Latin Languages
to take charge OF their school for the next year The
situation is healthy and the duties very Iaboriousap
plcaton by letter, directed MELVILLE Sussex county
addressed 10 either Of the subscribers, will he promptly at
tended TO. WM HARRISON Sen
BENZ. HARRISON.
Sussex, December II. 6s-
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ETDUCATlON.-Th School OF The subscriber, resid-
~ ing IN The upper part Of the county Of King William,
near Tors Ferry, will be continued the next year In
this School taught, Reading Writing Arithmetic Eng
sh Grammar Geography the Elements Of Mathematics.
the Latin Language, and the translation Of the French
Language Commencement the 18th January next.
vacation Of four weeks in the Summer-Tbe School
viii close on tho 18th December following The sub
sciber will accommodate six or eight pupils with board
Ptcc Tor tnion S20-for board and tuition, S90-each
boardcr furnishing his own bed bedding and towels The
fesdecce OF the subscriber, in point Of hethpes, not
lie believes, surpassed by say situation in Virginia
G. W TALGAFERRO.
". b. Letters addressed 10 the subscriber should he d.
reeted to Mangohick P oaice. King William q. W. T.
November ~ P-Ia4
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AATAS committed to the Jail Of this county on tie 2I
Wv day OF October, 1882, negro man named JIM
who says he belongs TO Mr. Hughy Niece of Ebert
county, Georgia Jim is about IS 40 years oil age five
feet inches high, dark compile xion, and round full face
lie had OF when committed dark yarn round. about and
panaloons, and an old wool hat IL he was sold from
Ibis county about twenty years ago. by MIR. Tupman 10
Mr. MCGEE, whom he LETT about the first of July last. The
owner OF the above described negro is requested come
iorwarI prove property, pay charges take him away
else he will he disposed OF as the law directs
WIN. ). ROYSTON, Tailor
Caroline County, Va, Dec. 2. 6I-wl2w
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Richmond. Dec. 13, 1892.

~ ALUAbLE PROPERTY FOK SALE For sale
Fis aud Lille Westham Farms the frs, my pre-
sent residence, six aud halt miles above the civ o.
Richmond the latter adjoining the sbove both James
RIVER. Big WesIam rerk runhing through the Tor
mer, and Ii tie " eshan Creek, failing stream,
running through the latter with eligible Tor grs
and saw mill aud wheat machine. The site has air adv
been viewed by ju y, and every expense incurred Tor
erecting mil s-mdny Of the timbers already gotten.
Big Wes'ham Farm ia desirable and healthy re
sdrnce; $50 at least, be converted into wa er
meadow with very little labor. Ga his iatm is bed OF
Ich mail, he good effects OF which be shown by
'na expe imen OF the poor st OF the high land
which produce grasses, equal il not better, than good
land wi houI mari Every mole gal, by spreading mari
over IL will produce fine grasses. he dwelling house is
spacious and convenient; has been lately erected, is
vered with tin wooden par OF the house br ok nogged
aud Idhed and plasteTed the rick. The farm is
well walered, having five six fine springs it, Lille
Wesiham farm il also very valuable, having one OF the
best springs on in the co"DtTy large wafer meadow
can he aid ont on II with bat little labor his latter farm
leased Tor FIVE years from the LIST Il January 1882 for
me Ih o The Wheat crop and one fourth OF ali the
her crops; the tenants bound keep up the clover
aud plaster system Il the four shift sys EN-. Big West.
ham contains about 709 acres and little Westhan go
acres, with ample qudniy Of wood land and very cOnVe-
nient IL is considered unnecessary give further des.
criPton as it is presumed tho.e who vi purchase
wi view the lands, siiuaton &c, which Ice shown
by any time. will treat privately, with any per.
wishing TO rurchose until Friday the 2I. inst ON
which day. il previously sold, will b. sold, on the
preusrs public auction should he day be fair the
next lair day. Immediately after the sale Of the Land
will commence The sacs OF The stock OF Hoses, Colts
Mules, Cattle, sheep, Hogs, &c. &C. with all the { ru
Fodder, Hay, Farming Utensils Care, Wagons, Black.
smith, Tools &C., &c. Most of tie HOrs-s and Mules
yaluable the stock OF caue is very 6neone OF the
short horn, with oher fine hr edsa fine short 10 n iul
there are number OF fine ows and Caves--severa
yoke OF Oxen. y he sale will coniinue from day DAY
t every hing is sold. Terms mad known at SIC.
he Negroes belonging to The Fans, will be sold in
the Ciiy OF Richmond on be 9Th Inst Among them,
FIRST rate boot and shoe maker WI. SHAPARD
Dec ~. 6t-ids
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YHNRUSr SALE Of sai,LaLie property in Richmond =
Il by virtue aud in pursuance OF Deed of Trust ex-
ecule to us by George w. Truehearr, bearing the
llh day OF July, 1928, and admitted in the Of
lice OF the Hastings court for the city of Richmond the
l7h day OF December, 1928, made to secure the pay
ment OF debt therein menti1ne we, the subscribers
OF the 18Th day OF March, 1898, if fair if
not on the next lawful fair day, upon the land and
tenement aforementioned, will sell public auction for
ready money, all the property aud conveyed us
by the said Decd that Is TO say all the right, te
est, and estate OF what kind nature, degree quality
soever TO- in aud OF certain three siocd brick tenement
aud the land thereof and thereto adjoining lying aud
ing situate the South Eastern side OF Ilih street. and
between aud streets, in the city OF Richmond and
particularly between the house formerly occupied as the
office OF Discount and Deposit of the Bank of the
United States in the said city and the Tobacco Ware
house, on the said 18th day OF July, 1925 in the occu-
patton OF Garland III. Mitchell, with all and Singular
the appurenances to The said land and tenement be-
longing, all as conveyed TO by tile said Deed
Acting as trustees, we will convey the purchaser only
such title have by virtue of the said deed and with
out warranty by u; although by such conveyance we
believe the purchaser will acquire perfect and complete
title to the premises i'll fee simple subject Mrs. True
hearts claim OF dover, which she has yet reinquisi.
ed. FLEMING JAMES
JOHN FORBES.
Richmond Dec IL 1870
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NOTlCE-The subscriber will sell his good and we'll
known stand III the upper part of Goochland county
lying the three chopped road so miles from Richmond
ana containing 100 acres OF land, with very good improve
ments, COOL dwelling house with five rooms all in ex-
ceIen repair Tor the reception Of travellers as tavern
stable, iirst-rae store house, with counting room all
III good order Tor BUSINESS wagon yard with granary
anu mousse Ior wagoner TO stay in also, fodder
stable hrst-ate garden and orchard all Of the best fruit
&c &c This stand has many peculiar advantages over
almost any other the road il has the advantage of
the road leading from Wncheser Culpeper Court House
Orange Court House and Louisa Court House. from thence
on to James RIVER through Buckingham and to Carriers
vile, Cumberland Court House. SC Sc This is one of
The most healthy places in Virginia being conveniently
supplied with good water at the edge OF the yard as well as
every other convenience which makes inferior TO none
Tor business Any person wanting such place, will do
well to come aud view il, bargain be had,
for cash, part time Possession will be given i'm
mediatey If desired. For terms apply 20 the subscriber
Sept If. [37-rl JOSEPH b. GLENN
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HRROAD ROCK SPRING RACES, 1888 "A sweep
y stake open aud will close the let day Of January,
nile heats Oor year od)--entrance $780, bali Forfeit
seven subscribers John Heth, William Vim, WIN.
w. West, William 4. Egleson, James J. Harrison, ir.,
John NJ Bolts, and James (. Garrison-Subscnbers will
please make their entries known by the l5t Of Jan 1888
- AIso post stake for years old, mile hessentrance
SlOO p orP-iour 10 make arsce and to close by
The lrst Of April next. There are now subscribers
]. PUCKETT,
Dee ls. esst
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HJ lSS A. +. TAYLOR, will continue her school
I'VE the year, commencing the 18th january and
terminating the 18Th December, with "a vacation of one
month IN the summer. She teaches Orthography Read
ing, Writing, English Grammar Arithmetic, Geography
and History, plain Needle Work. aud Theorem Painting
Board and tuition seventy dollars for all except Painting
which will be addition of five dollars NV residence
is in very healthy and agreeable ncghborhood.-
Fost Office, Pottiesville Louisa county, Va.
JOHN L. COLLINS, Beech Hill
December %. 6S-wlOlA
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NOTlCE-ln compliance with the last Will aud Tes-
V lament OF Joseph Brand, deceased, will he sold OH
the 22d day OF January 1883 by his Executors tract OF
Land, containing about seven hundred and thirty acres,
lying on Mechunck creek, Albemare county; the terms
will be three equal payments; third Of the purchase
money TO be paid on the first day of January 1884; the
second payment on the first day of January, 1885; and
The last on the lSt OF January, 1885, deed Of the
land VIII he required to he given by the purchaser and
ia addition to this personal security for the first payment
AZ the same time and place. will bc sold, the residue OF
the estate oil the tesaior consisting OF several negroes
stock OF various kinds also household and kitchen rui-
ure There will also he sold the time and place
by the Executor, in conformity TO the will of Fanny
Brand, deceased, her estate consisting Of several negroes
stock OF various kinds, household and kitchen furniture
plantation tools, crops of corn and fodder SC A. TO the
persona" property, cash will he required for all sums I'M
der ten doiIars; OH all sums above 10 dollars credit until
tie first day OF January 1884 will be given the purcha-
ser giving bond with approved security; the sale will
time irom day to day until the whole property disposed
o. On tie land there COOL buildings new barn and
machne; vein OF limestone through, and crop oil
wheat is seeded on It,
The Executors Of Joseph and Fanny Brand decd
November So 59-wtls
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(b % x KEW ARD.-Ran away on the subsc iber
~ <ao Oh the lOh OF November, 1881, muar TO Tel.
low by the name OF LOUIS, about 40 years and
bout feet inches high lie has gap between his fore
teeh, ana scar on one OF his ancle. He is made
and act aud is humble aud submissive in his ,.po-
ment can make shoes and fond OF making hem
DouSh said fellow, many years ago, OF Eliza Robinson,
CuIpeper county, va He ran away e. ON IL or Is
years ago, ami reached his naive county, and
up and put in CApeper Jail, where Obtained him He
may attempt 10 90 back Virginia again or may DE
deavoring make State where slavery l. rot to-.
ierat;d viii give the above reward TO any person
VIII "pprehenl him. put him in Jail, that get bin
again. and will thank The Iakerup, the jAilo TO write
to me, droc ed TO Ii xngon Ogto pc county, Georgia
Any Information about said gro will be tha nix al
received. HENRY VKIG 1T
LeXing on, Ga. 9Th Nov. 1892 6s-wSw
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WoUNG LADIES' SEMINARY. The next term Of
IL this Institution, will commence OH the first of Jau,
ry next, and close on the first of Nav
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MARRIED..


On Thursday Evening last, by the Rev
mr. Choules, Nathaniel Searle, jun. Esq. to
miss Mary p. Palmer, daughter Of mr.. Gideon
Palmer, all Of Providence.
At Providence on Monday evening last, by
the Rev. DR.. Edes, Capt. Charles G. Cooke,
Of this town, to miss Maria 8. Tsber, of Fair.
haven.
At Auburn, N. Y. on the 22d Dec. by the
Rev DR.. Rudd, Major g. Brown TO miss Caro-.
line Sherburne, daughter ofthe late Col. Sam.
uel Shcrburne, of Portsmouth, N. n.
At New Haven, Mr.. Isaac M. Stevens to
Miss Emily A. Starks. Mics. 8. is between,
ia and Is years Of age, and is probably the
smallest married lady in the state. Mr.. 8.
has, no doubt, adopted the language Of many
good citizens, who frequently ADVERTISE
"small favors thankfully received and punct-
ually attended to-"
DIED,
In this Town on Sunday last, Phebe Cor.
zens, aged 81 years.
On Sunday evening, mrs. Deborah Hacker,
aged &c years For more than 81 years she
has been worthy member Of the I'd Baptist
Church in this town.
On Wednesday, mr.. Samuel Dexter, sged
60 years.
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STATE ELECTION.

o. A General Republican Convention
of the friends Of the present National Ad-
ministration, ,oiH be holden at the State
House, in Providence, on I'HURSDA Y
EVENING, Jan. 18th, 1882, to form a
Pror Of General officers for the ensuing
political gear, and to make the requisite
arrangements to insure its success.
o. The Republicans ofthe Sreralto'ons
in the State are requested to be prompt in
the election Of Delegates to this Conccn-
tion. Dec. 20.
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SHIP NEWS.

ENTERED.
Brig syphax, Cobb, Havana.
schr. Stark Armistead, Brown, 81. Jago de
Cuba.
CLEARED.
Brig Fame, Vinson, Hayana.
Schr. Stark Armistead, Brown, N. York.
MEMORANDA.
Cleared al New Orleans Dec. 18th, Brig
Juno, Mayberry, and schr. Pocahontas, Bal.
ley, for Providence.
Brig John Decatur, Chappcll, was at Cape
Messurado on the 5th Of Nov. bouad to lee.
ward.
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NEWPORT ASSOCIATE SOCIETY
A Lecture will be delivered before this
Society on THURSDAY EVENING
next, at halfpast @ o'clock, by Mr.. THoM-
As z. RoDMAN, at the Masonic Hail.
Citizens and strangers are respectfully
invited to attend.
GEO. G. KING. Sec'y. =.
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Mr.. O'Connell has announced bis in
tcntion of forming Grand National u
MON on such broad and extensive basis
rs will embrace all sects and parties, and
give expression to the sentiments Of the
people oftbis country at large.--[ Dublin
Morn. Post.
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BRICKS WANTED.


PROPOSALS will be received until the
IL 18th January next, for tho supply as
Fort Adams, Newport Harbor, r. l. Of
100000 Common Bricks.
These bricks must be cast in moulds Of
such size as to average when burned, eight
inches by four inches by two and half inch.
es. They must be of the best quality of Mer-
chantable bricks. The proportion Of sulmsn,
or pale bricks, must not exceed one.eiRhtA
Of the whole, and no soft or very pale bricks,
will be received. The proportion Of sssk
bricks must not exceed ono eighth Of the
whole, and none these that are much warp
ed, will be received. The proportion of bro.
ke bricks must not exceed two per cert
AT least $4,000 to be delivered by the lstdsy
Of June next, and the remainderin the eourss
Of the Summer and Autumn Of tho year, 81
such periods as may suit the convenience Of
the contractor provided there be always on
hand the supply requisite for the progress or
the work.
Should any persons desire to furnish the
stated number Of bricks, or-a less number, Of
a size different from that given above, they
will please to accompany their proposals with
a statement ofthe length, breadth end thick
ness Of well burned brick Of The kind tAsy
wish to supply.
Before forming the contrsct,s fair sample
will be required, to be deposited in tho An-
gineer Office, at Fort Adams, which, should
i prove satisfactory, viii govern iu he IN
spection Of the several deliveries.
Payments will be made, IL required, bp
each cargo duly inspected and received.
AL communications touching this subject,
to be directed TO Brevet Col. JOSEPH 9. Tor
TEN, U. 8. Engineers. Newport, Nj.
JOS. G. TOTTEN, IA. CT. Engs.
Brevsl Csl.
Fort Adams, Newport Hsvbos, 4. III
December l2lh, 1881.
The publishers Of the Warren IN. ~ Star. Of
the Portland, Bath, Gsrdissv, HsllewslI, Wis.
[cs.sstt, Thomsslown, Buchsport. Bangor, ssd
Belfast, tMsinsA pepsvs ef sks PeilsmsssA.
IN. II papers NsvSuryPoss, sslsn. rsssss..
New Bedford snl Fan River, (Msss) pspsrul;
Boston Patriot etoningson, New Lssdos, MD
dlstcwn and Hsstissd, (Ctl papers sfs Ne Nsv
York Courier a Enquirer, New yosk Anssie.s,
Journal Of Commsscs, end Of The Nsvbusg. N.
Y. papers, will plssss give the above notice isos
inssrtious, and fsswsrd their accounts.
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At meeting ofthe friends of the pres
ent National Administration, held at the
Hall adjoining the Savings Bank, on
Saturday evening last,
William Hunter, Henry Bull, Henry
J. Hudson, Robert r. Carr, William
Littlefeld, and John Sterne, were ap-
pointed delegates to represent this town
in the General Republican Convention
to be held in Providence, on Thursday
evening next.
WILLIAM HUNTER, Chairman.
ABRAHAM THURSTON, Sec'ry
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Jan. 10, 1899.

CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no.
SO; draws this day Jan. 10. Highest
prize $l0,000-Tickets 4 parts in pro-
portion.
r.. I. LITERATURE LOTTERY
no. 30 draws Wednesday January
IL. Highest prize 100000 prizes of
1000. Tickets s parts in proportion.
CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no.
s.; draws Saturday, Jan. IA. 3 prizes
Of 100000 prizes of l000--Tickets
8 parts in proportion.
In Maine State no. Is, comb. III ~ SO
l have sold one quarter Of $1,000.
s. CAHOONE.
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NEW MARKET.

NNHE subs cribers would most respectfully in.
Il form the citizens Of Newport and It's vicin.
ity that they have opened a Market on Banister's Q
wharf, where they intend keeping the FIRST q ual
ity Of meats, and will use their best endeavo to
furnish il with all the varieties the season may
afford--and so Gar as their capacities will allow,
nothing shall be wanting to satisfy those who
may please to give them a call.
Every attention win bo paid to cutting and
curing meats for families use.
All favors most gratefully acknowl lodged by
WALDRO & BARKER.
To tho former fair price will be paid for ia,
cattle, calves, sheep. &c. &c.
Newport. jan TO- 1892
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The. Committee appointed at the Oc-
tober session of the Assembly to sift the
Masonic question, closed their labors in
this town on Saturday last. We under
stand the committee, after more than a
fortnight of arduous labor, had to close
their investigation before all the wit
nessos summoned, were examined. We
shall, no doubt, have very elaborate re-
port from Mr.. Hazard, the Chairman of
the Committee. .s----..--
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GUARDIANS NOVICE.

BY viitue of decree Of the Supreme Ju.
dicial Court Of the State pf Rhode Is.
land, &C., at their March term A. d. 1929,
the subscribers, guardians Of the person
and estate ofJoHN r. SHEARMAN, will sell
at Public Auction, under the advice and
direction Of the Hon. Court Of Probate for
the town Of Newport, on THURSDAY,
the 9Th day Of April A. ID. 1882,
A certain lot Of land with the dwelling
IA house thereon, situated on the corner
offspring and Touro streets, in said Newport.
Conditions Of The sale will be made known at
its time and place.
EDWARD w. LAWTON,
s. y. NORTHAM,
CHARLES GYLES.
Guardians.
Ian. IN 1890
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MYSTERIOUS. Us.-Strange stories are told
by some Of our citizens, Of Capt. Kid, the
Phantom Ship, or something else being
on our coast. An armed vessel carrying
SO guns, is anchored offSquam river, ,tak-
ing in provision and landing some Of her
crew. She is said to be full Of armed
men who pay double-price for beef and
produce, though within a few hours sail
of New York, where they might be bet
ter accommodated. Three or four ofthe
hands have been landed and have pro-
ceeded to Philadelphia. They show
plenty ofnew Mexican dollars. Wheth-
er the vessel be privateer, pirate or pub
lie armed vessel, or whore she belongs is
unknown, as she shews neither name nor
colors, or gives any account ofherself.
More captures of our sealing ucsscts.--
The sealing schooner Superior, Of this
port, touched at Port Louis, Falkland
islands, on the 18th Of August last, for
the purpose Of obtaining supplies, where
she was seized BY the self styled governor
vernct, and the crew made prisoners
The Capt. and four of the crew went on
board Of schr. lying in the harbor
(Which was found to be q prize vessel
when they we're put into the hold ant
confined "a hours. They were tber
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For Sale or to Let.
"a THE house with shop in front,
f!6f in Broad street, next south Of Mr.
s James Shsw's, formerly owned
M k by Christopher Congdon. For
further particulars enquire Of
GEORGE s. HAZARD.
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LIST or COMBINATION NUMBERS DRAWN IN
Maine State Lottery No. 6.
III I3 2 10 43 IL 8 3S 36.
Il. l. Literature Lottery no 81,
80 A 81 IL % 20 IL %.
II. !. Lottery no. @,
lS I3 % Al 81 30.