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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-13
RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT.
In Couxc1L, May rs, 1871.


E'OR the purpose of being enabled to comply
- with resolution of the General Assembly
adopted at its last session, requesting the Elk
ecutive % To cause statement TO be prepared
and transmitted to the Senators and Represen-
tatives from this state III Congress, shelving as
accurately as may be the amount of the unsatis.
fed claims for land belonging to the officers
and soldiers of the Virginia line on state estab.
lshment--to those officers and soldiers who
were employed in the marine service OF this
commonwealth-snd 10 those meritorious per-
sons To whom special donations of land were In
tended to have been made" And in order IN
ascertain also as nearly as possible the unsatis
fed claims for land, of the officers and soldiers
Of the Virginia line on continental establishment.
NorrcE is hereby given, that all persons !,ay,
ing such claims are required to present them
to the executive of this or before The 2Oth
day of November next, authenticated by such e..
violence the law now requires, and where
that cannot be had by the best evidence
which the nature of the case willadmit
And for the information of those concerned. 90
much of the law as relates TO authentic atin,r
claims for services in the Virginia line on COM
tnentai and on state establishment is hereunto
sG5joined.
BY order Of the Executive,
WIN. ROBERTSON.
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FOR 81 E..

sN HAT well known estate in the County of
Mecklenburg, upon Rosnosk River, called
RiCHLAND, containing nearly
One Thousand 1Svo- Hundred Acres,
a sufficient portion of which is first rate Lou
Grounas-This tract from its superior fertility is
Calculated TO produce any thing which the mos,
ss'u6r'ous climate will permit-the local situa
ton and elegant improvements thereon, need on
~ be seen 10 attract the attention of any person
disposed 10 own one Of the finest estates IN The
Southern parts OF Virginia-The premise will
be shown BY Mr.. Richard Jones, the Overseer
thereon
Also, another Estate in view Of the above
called Butchers Greek Bridge Tract, which
contains upwards of 500 acres, portion
OF which is prime creek low grounds, and is es-
tecTnsd very valuable for the production Of To.
bacco, Wheat, Corn, &c. Sc.--This will be
sbewn 10y my friend, Capt Fr4n,is Hester, WHO
lives adjoining
For Terms apply to my Brothers James vii
son OF Meckle oburg, John Wilton ct tIalisx. OF
TO the Subscriber in tTs City,
THOMAS WILSON.
Richmond, July 18th epif
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w3m

raSHE Subscsiher begs leave to return his
sincere thanks To the citizens of Richmond
AMI The public in general, Tor their kind encou-
raSemeTt, and hopes from his attention to merit
acOntIBuance of their fayO-s, at the same time
bsics leave to inform them ,hat be has on hand
and intends TO keep general assortment of the
most fashionable Mahogany FnrnGure OF the
best materials and workmanship and assures
them that he will dispose Of them at very re-
duced prices, either for cash or town accep-
tances. He will take a few Apprentices at the
above business, wlio can come well recommeii.
ded tor industry and good morals-Strict at
tentIon will be paid to their morals and bust.
ness
ANY Workman wanting Mahogany, may be
supplied with every knd byapplying 10
JOHN ALCOCK.
GtVernOy'S LTX
Iulv 90 ,f
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GEO. MARX,
By his attorney
JOSEPH MARX.

TNlFTEEN DOLLARS REWARDED
- be gIvon for experimenting a mul alto rlrl
named BETSY.-She is one Of the subscribe 5
houses wants, and was SO much pleased w,ib
b.thna.d, as 20 aDscOnd, when his fafnIy re-
tVrhcd f,om thence. about the first inst. She d,
br,,,it oulslto, shout 3 years oil age, OF suo
stature. has nigh cheek bones, freckled faee
Is ets. &, 1 speaks very fast, especially wl,ei
9tstro sac Is wel known in Richmond, 4Hd
= s-N. uhdOubtediJ h~rbUrsd there.
S. ROANE.
eoi... ei1sa, hanover, july ~. ICY
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IuIy3O
NOTICE no CREDITORS.

TENHE commissioners named aud authorised
aud by commission of Bankrupt awsr-
ded issued and now in prosecution sgsinst n.
ebony & Peasants late OF the City Of Richmond,
intcnd to meet ON Friday the 1870 of Sept next,
at 10 o'clock ~ the forenoOn,at t,e Bcil-Tavern,
III SAL City, in order TO make dividend of the
said Bsnkrupps estates and effects when and
where the creditors vino have DOT already prov.
All their debts under thu said commission, are
hereby fcquired 10 come prepared TO prove tie
asme, or they viii be excluded tbe benefit of
SAID diyiderd
NEIL MCOULL, assznee.
June &c. ids
GEO. MARX,
By his attorney
JOSEPH MARX.
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4 WISH TO lease a PLANTdTY0 ~. Tor
Term oi years. sufficient 20 work 49, a,
~ hands, with house suihe ieni for The .cc,,
mediation of small family
letter addressed TO me md left at lIanoye,
Court House will be attended 80.
August g. 10.
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August 6.
n CT e %.

n G. II X d.
I A.. A. OSW AID, presents best respects to
- his friends and patrons III the City aud Wei
nifty OF Richmond, and informs them that his an
nus vac alton, which hitherto has Included the
whole month Of August, will this year, embrace
only fifteen days. namely, from the first 10 if.
teenth INST on which day he will resume Z assid
uously prosecute his professional fuactOns every
day OF tIe week, (Saiur lay afternoon aud SUI
day excepted y he like wise informs them that
be has engaged gentle men, Anaiivc Of France
and classical scholar, to teach the French Ian.
gusge.
j. a. o takes the liberty also Of accuanting
The pubic IA general. that he has opened d.
psrtment Tor the instruction of young lsdies.
which IS entirely separate from the Ioa.e depart
mcns.
Terms of tuition, 8 40 per annum, paya-
bic qusrier'y, for the following branches ;nsme.
W, reading, writing, cYpherIog, Engiish gram
mar, composition, geography, use of the giohee,
Latin laDgusgc,Gc. with an additional sum OF If
teen dollars pes annum, lor the Greek Language,
< mathematics. kulcs-a whatever lime uiy
pup is entered, lac must be considered rs enter
ed tor the remaining part Of the current yGsr
Every parent o. guardian who intends VIII
1rawIng his child, or ward at the expiration oil
the year, IS requested 20 notify such inteihioa
]. A. o. at least six weeks prior 20 the exp.
ration ofthe term.
For further particulars apply to James A. %.
SAld.
August 8. 2w5w
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Sales Ut .4uction.

: VIE Subscriber Will sell at Public Auction
L without reserve, under The Management,
oi Hessrs Moncure, Robinson z. Plsassnts-ail
nus Stock IN Trade, amounting ia value 10 about
1900 > "A mnngst winch are The following ar.
uc'es, va - cas-, Sugar, Wines, Cordiais, Chr
ne, Glass Ware, and a great variety OF otner
aTt'cies too tedious TO enumera;e, comDrisin.- a
very general assortment Of Groceries
Tie Sale Will commence on Moadsy the 10Th
day OF September next, at his Store on the
M AN Street, aud DC continued from day TO dag
un;h oiVsed--ferms-a Sums under x so, cash
IS 50 snd not exceeding 8 200, 90 days
y <OO aod not exceeding 3 $40. 30 days. 500
a,'d upwards 100 days Cied,t-Notes nego,ia.
Die ssd payable [ the Bank of Virginia, with
approved endOrsers, will ne required.
AUDIE LAFOREST.
August 2. Ids
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GJ- COEDTTIONS Five dollars a year TO
re Paid sau,df1y ssi.rncs. ihose who wish to
Is considered tnnaai sybscribers, must hsreae-
4enen4fe is u. tsc ;i:ss If sa5scridis, ofhersise
sssi papcrs ,r!! be discontinued at she expiration
Of the fret year.,
" ADPGRTYS INC Non-residents Of this
City and Manchester, S,as: pay for their adveJfis
uIents i,efore ihey apbea- in ihis paper. - The
price per squ IS. IS Gents FOR tte FIRST insertion,
and so /oregery subsequent one.
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II Il RIB Il Il,

D. good charscSsr. and single man, vii
hhu Tue bess encouragement IN Richmond
py concern with one here, al the same proies
sion, that has too many out door Subscribers TO
attead to shop. Apply ut this office.
august 9. o.
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RICHMOND STONE H.aRE MINI.
EHCTORY

ENJAMtI> DU-VAi., 9, Co. have com
kO menced n STONE WaRB MANUFdC-
IOh1, at Duvais Tile Mandatory, win m.
ter'ais whlci they think superior. to any hereto
lore used IN The y. States. Tne drawing Of
their Farsi Kiln, justties this opinion and con
Yihces them, that ihey can sell on better terms
to the buyer, than any Manufactory onthe Con-
tinent.
Augusta ep6,ys.u,g
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Together with the above siaicles will be kent
constant supply of Shoes, Boots, &c at their
former low prices.
VIM .ANDERSO
Agent for tie Communicable
July TO- eptf
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NJ ,ANiE) immediately GOVERNESS
W To assist IN tl,e c;omeslic part oftne busi
acss-fnone OF the first pubic houses in tn, C. !.
ty--io whom liberal encouragement Will DE gi
VEN" Apply 10 the Printer"
Angus 9. w.f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-13
owYER's White Sulphur SPRINGS

/ igOWYERS White Sulphur SPRINGS
Crecnbr,sr The Subscribers, the mr.,
semt occupants OF these Springs, beg leave I,
/ return their thanks for the very generous encou
rsEement which they received the last season
ana TO INFORM the public. that they are now in
| situation toreceive company--that thew hsy
with much trouble and very great expcnce, en-
abled themselves to entertain comfortable. I'D
wares of one hundred persons, with their ser.
wants They have repaired all the former
buildings, and have erected seventeen neat lodg
ing houses, with plank floors, glass Windows
and brick chimnies they have also built very
spacious dining house, having set apart the OF,
, dining house for the entertaining of travellers
Ian have added go largely to their stables, tia,
II An now stall upwards of an hundred hor.
ses. Ihey have laid IN an abundant supply of
the bes., stcres--from sil of which, they conf
IDENTITY h,. ne to give general Satisfaction 10 those
who msv vi. II their
FOU.r.T.dIN or HE.dL1H!
A Post Office las ia,eiy been established at
these Springs, aud - variety of NEWSPAPERS will
be taken from differe 1t parts of the u s. for the
amusement Of the visito.'s.
Greenbrier, june Is. ~
NISSOLUTION CO.pA. tTNERsHiP.
- In consequence of .he deao. OF r. Ro-
bert Pollok, the business lately csrrie,, on 81 this
place, under the firm of Pollok & TreSwsy, is
-
said firm arc requested to apply to Thpn,ss
Tredway for payment, to whom those indebted
are requested TO make payment
THOMAS TIRE DWAY,
Su,vfvlng partner of
POLLOK {: TKEDWAY,
ALLAN POLLOK, es'o-.
efHe iasf Wiz Of
ROBERT POLLOK.
Manchester, June IS.
Those still indebted to the late firm of Pollok
rredway & Co. are requested to come forward
and make arrangements, for the speedy payment
OF their respective debts, as after the long IN
diligence already granted, we shall be under
the necessity of using coercive measures against
all those who fail so to do
THOMAS TREDWAY.
ALLAN POLLOK,
Sarvicing Farmers in this Country Of
POLLOK, TREDWAY, s. Co.
take this opportunity ofannouncing TO all
those still indebted to the late firm of Robert
and Allan Pollok & Co. that unless they come
forward and make speedy anil satisfactory ar
rangements, for the payment of their respective
debts, SUITS shall be Immediately instituted
ALLAN POLLOK,
SurviOing Farmer in this Country of
ROBERT & ALLAN POLLOK, 6, Co
Richmond, June 25. If
TO PRINTERS.
EOR SALE, the TYPE on wtIica ibis pa
: per 10 prinsed, BURcRoIs & BREWER
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HATS q SHOES

1 BHILLARD, nss just received, ouan.
- t'ty OF woodlands, different Qualities .i!.o
: lew hundred pair more shoes.
AuEuSt y. o.
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Exract from the law abouc ailuied 70


WHEREAS certain bounty in Lands ba,b
heeu engaged to the troops on Continental es.
tsbiIshment, raised by the ordinances of coo.
Vention, OF the laws OF this commonwealth. and
TO the troops upon Virginia establishment : Re
1t enacted, that the officers and sol,liers of tIe
said troops we'll as the officers &. soldiers 70
whom Dounty in lands may, or shall be here.
alter aiio wed, by any law OF this common wealth.
shall DC entitled TO the quantity of waste or nm.
appropriated lands respectively engaged to the IA
by such laws,a commissioned officer or his heirs.
moon certificate from any general officer of the
Virginia line, or the commanding officer n the
troops on the Virginia establishment, az he Cue.
may be, and non-com pssioped officer or sol
der, Or his heirs, upon certificate from the colo
mel or commanding officer ofthe Regiment or
corps TO which they respectively belonged, that
such officer or soldier hath serv I'd The time re
quired by law, or hath been siain or died in the
service, Distinguishing part .uiarly the time such
officer or soldier hath served, aud ia what req,
Inent OF corps such service hath heen performed.
or death happened and upon making proof be
for: any Court OF Record within this common
wealth by the PERSONS OATH or other salts
factory evidence oi the truth s. authenticity of
the said certificate, and that the party had never
before proved claimed his right to land for the
service therein mentioned, which proof the
clerk OF the court be'ore whom it shall be made.
is hereby Empowered & required to endorse Z.
certify upon the original certificate, making an
entry or minute thereof in his order book & re-
cordinG the same.
n. 3. The State Printers, in the STATES of O
hio, Kentucky & Tennessee, & the Editor of the
National Inteiligencer, are requested 10 publish
the above advertisement and extract ia their
papers once week for months, & transmit
their accounts 10 the Executive Of this state fer
payment.
Richmond Virr Nav II wan
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AA|hNTED to purchase good COOK. In
~ msn would he preferred) who is sober,
'iuusrions, and well acquainted with his bu-
sues. Also good Se~nstress For terms and
particulars enquire of
Aoncure. Robinson e Peasants.
July %. IF
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- virtue of a deed OF Trus, bearing date
- the Odd day of March, 1903, executed to
ts y WIN. l.. Thompson. of Louisa county, for
% purpose OF securing debt due to John Shell
n and son OF Goochl,nd County, will be sold
to the highest bidder for ready cash. at the said
VIM. Thompson's dwelling house in the county
OF Louisa, Oil Friday the 30th day of Aug next,
the folio wing property, viz. one bay stud horse,
one black mare, one bay horse, one sofrel colt,
one yoke OF oxen & cart, ten head of cattle,
twelve head of hogs, three feather beds & their
furniture, three walnut tables, one pine-desk,
five ploughs and one srncotI, bore gun, together
with sundry other articles OF household and
kitchen furniture, and plantation utensils, or so
much thereof as will be sufficient to discharge
the debt in said deed mentioned with interest.
charges, and expences of sale
GEO HARRIS,
cHARLES ATKIssoN. Trustees.
July 80. Ayr
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RI n TIN G,
oF EvERY DEsceIPrIoN, NEATLY ExGcUrzI
AZ Z A4@ 0EEICA.
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hI. following IS list of Penitenyiary Man
u'actures which have been lately reduced
o. md are now selling 1t the prices annexed TO
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August 2.

OST, Oh Friday last, tweGt, dollar not c
- iFdIs iinGer 70 honest, nc vii hear ofan
Dwner at this ofice.
August O. 81
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Guroge

further Extracts from London Pahers
reee'pea al tie c3ice Of the Mercai,is
Advertiser 6yt ne sHtt Ku8SeA
FROM THE COURIER OF JUNE %.
HOUSE or COMMONS,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-13

ME. Subscriber having connected rim
u self with Mr. Edward Waiiord, the bus,-
ness;from tins day will be conducted untlter the
Firm of Wsi'ord and Brooke, at their Office op.
poshe the Market-house, wherc they are ptepar-
cd 10 transact Tie auction aud Commission bus-
ness on an extensive plan.
RiCHD. BROOKE.
They are prepared for the reception Of Goods
on consignment, On winch liberal advances will
be msde in Cash. Their experience added to
the most unremIded attention, viii. they n,tter
themselves. entitle them to full portion Of
public confidence, which will be gratefully ac-
knowledged
JVALF0RDGr BROOKE.
August g. IS
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no PRINTERS.
EOR SALE, the TYPE On wt.ica Ibis pa
Z per is prinied, BvRGEoIs & BREWER
A great bargain may be had, by immediate ap-
piicstioD TO the Editor
June =.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-26

Stanton, the number of suits has enereased
three fold upon the docket of that Court, since
its establishment: and il calculation 10 made
upon the same ratio, for shsir future increase,
taking into view the increase OF populationi
and the attendant multiplication OF the sour
ces Of litigation, few years will place the re-
medy for the evil beyond the reach OF legis-
lative aid, and a chancery suit in this Soun-
try, as in England, will become an evil en-
tailed upon our posterity to the third ana
fourth generation. sa,. i =. !.
Your memorialists beg leave further 70 re-
present, that the present system operates with
peculiar hardship upon our fellow-citizens re-
siding on tho southern, eastern, and western
borders Of the Staunton Chancery District:
many of whom live from two to three hun
dred miles from the court The attainment
OF Justice and relief in Chancery often re-
quires the immediate aid of the Judge; the
lapse of time necessary to visit him at his re-
sidence in Staunton must frequently amount
to q total denial of Justice II cannot be de-
MED, that in political institutions founded up
on equal right, barriers should be, carefully
erected so that the attainment or security of
those rights should not depend upon the in
fiuencc Of power or wealth yet the hardships
OF which we complain operate, particularly,
upon the poor and that class OF people who
have not the ready command Of money the
distance they have to travel to the court re-
curing money in many instances beyond
their resources. The prosecution Of a suit to
recover right, perhaps wrested from them
by the hand of arrogant affluence, ever re-
quires frequent journies to court, and to their
counsel, perhaps equally distant, and the just
dem and is consequently abandoned because
the guardians Of their rights have not in their
wisdom thought proper to place their recovs-
ry within their reach.
Your mcmorialsts will forbear further TO
intrude upon the attention of your Honorable
Body, by more diated enumeration their
grievances, or to prescribe any particular
system of reform, fully satisfied that their re-
presentations will meet your early attention;
and that the evils of which they complain will
be speedily and effectually redressed.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-26

.. 60 great an alternative as war. This may
be relied upon
q Messrs. Monroe and Foster have had a
ling conference but Mr. Barlow is to en-.
bark for France Immediately.
. Smiths Expose has excited much unea-
sness in the palace and is working great
changes in Maryland"
The repo rts of a contemplated War be-
tween Russia and France were still kept up
in London at the last dates. Of their pro-
liability every person can draw his own con.
clusion. 1t may be well enough, however,
10 remind those who pronounce such an e.
vent impossible, that policy is the only tie
which binds the sovereigns of Europe |:
Fear keeps some quiet, interest unites O.
theirs, while ambition urges third to
schemes of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 1t is evil
dent that Bonaparte is by no means so for.
midable now as he was year or two ago.
The invasion of Spain has cost vast deal
of blood and treasure and If that measure
was not unpopular at the commencement,
it has probably become SO: The French
people must dread the idea of marching in :
" NOuuttf lucy uHiNCESdit do-
horred, and every moment exposed to a
secret death. Under such circumstances,
a war with Russia might embarrass Bona
parte extremely. particularly when it is
considered that some of his ablest generals
are ir disgrace These would at all events
be useless, if they did not prove treache-
rous. We do not pretend to say, that in
case of another coalition against France,
the Great Napoleon could be overcome by
any meaus-by force, or stratagem, or casu-
atty. We are aware that many ssgacious
politicians consider such supposition as
the grossest absurdity. True it is, the
greatest generals have fallen victims to fate
10 some way or other : incompetence, as
sassination and suicide, cut off Alexander,
Caesar and Hannibal but "they manage
these things better in France." Napoleon
is superior to the lot of mortality: he zuill
live to accomplish the downfall of England:
he has predicted it himself. and he is not
only invincible, but infalEble also
AIex. Gag.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-26

o. a foreign potsntdfe, and member of the
administration for not favouring such plot,
may De put out Of the way With the most in
decent obloquy, and yet the people Of the
y States are not entitled to receive auv "a.
Il factory information upon so interesting a
subject IL was formerly, and trust. it
isyet the sentiment of the nation that in
Juncture so awful, the duty which a citizen
Oh the United States owes to the people is
paramount TO all other consideration. The
strange pervetsion OF, the peoples rights,
as urged by Mr. Madison's advocate, NAV
De tolerated in country where the go, ern.
ment Is the property of the chief, but no,
IN the v. 5. where the government is ex-
c'usiVsiy the property of the people, and
where the President is nothing but their
agent.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-26
Potomac and Shenandoah
NAVIGATION LOTTERY.
ELEVENTH DAYS DRAWING.

JuLY 16, 1871.
No, 1o924, first drawn number, aprizc
of 5 1000.
Nos. 1891, 1o,sss, prizes Of S 100.
Nos. 1914, i2,4io, prizes Of 5 80.
Nos. 1920, 5o7O, 1904, 1884, pri-
zes of s 20.
Nos. 141o, 1898, 1867, 1881, 1882,
1850. 1884, 3992, 1854, 1854, 1884, 4ss3.
5671, 5683, 2679, $500, SIG, 6o77s
6651, 6519, se9i, s4l4, sisl, 96ss, 1894,
iO,Oo3, 10000, 1868, 1923, 1885,
1891, 11,224, 1883. 1864. 1904,
'l4,7oi, 1920, 1850, i4.s4f, 1920,
1926, i5,45s, 16 ,2s9, 1911, f672s.
1857, 1866, 1882, 17,i52, 1870,
l9,145, 1884, 1S,447, prizes of Si2 each,
and 90 prizes of s 10 each.
The wheel gained this day S3,os[
Former gain, ic,446
Present gain, 1890
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Xirst 9stattt11settt96
9trtilcetists!
ATTENTION!

NOU will attend at your usual place OF
i Parade ia Martinsburgh, on Saturday
the 10th of August next, at | 1 o'clock, AM.
in full Uniform, and your Arms in com-
plete order, to pass review before your
Field Officer, and have your Arms Inspec-
ted agreeable TO Law and the Constitution
of the Company. A punctual attendance
is required of every member, as there Is
vacancy of the Second Lieutenancy.
BY order of the Captain,
LEVI PRICE, 1ss Ssrs'i.
July IS, 1911.