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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-02
Rstract ofa letter TO the Editor.
LANCASTER, March go

THE Trustees of the late Bank of the
United States. have very injudiciously caused
their memorial to be presented to the Sc
cate. AS it contemplated q revenue bill,
Senate could not win propriety act upon the
subject. Soon as it was read 1t was moved
to postpone it generally. This was resisted
and the yeas and nays called by which it
was determined not 10 take it up for that
day. This day the Memorial was generally
pos, poned, Yeas IL. Nays 10
This morning MIR. Morgan from the
committee appointed tp take into considera-
tiog the Memorial of the trustees Of the bank
of the United States, reported bill for the
c Incorporation of its Stockholders under
the title OF tie Amsrieaa 2agk--fiye miit
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NEw-PoRT. (R.L) March 90.
DREADFUL EARTHQUAKE.

BY the schr. Morning Star. capt Stephens,
which arrived at this port in Is days irou
the city OF ST Domingo, we have accounts OF
a terrible earthquake which happened ON
the 9th Feb. 1t appears that the whole IS
land ct Curacao, with Little Courracoe x
part of BOnair was sunk, together with
every vessel IN the harbour. vessel which
arrived from London the day before, with
a cargo worth 2o0,o dollars, was also lost.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-02
Pfince .zrch- Ch6hce1ior Of Ne En-
fire, Lieutenant General of HE
Sd Majesfy the EMPEROR and king.
{ .1msterdam Courier. Dee. 81 }

-. ~, LEYDEN, Dec. 80.
We have received from Amsterdam the
following clause -
We the ch-Treasurer of the Empire,
Duke of Plaisancs. Liea.enan. General Of
his Majesty the Emperor and King.
In consequence ofths Imperial Decree Of
the 18th OF Nov. which appoints Monsieur
the Baron D'Aipbonse lntendant of the Inte-
rior IN Holland, we have decreed, and do
decree as follows:
ART. /. Monsieur the Baron D'Aiphonse
0faifre ie RequeteS, shall enter IN his fune-
tons of Intendant OF the interior in Holland
on the LIST Jan. 1911
2. The Projects and Administrators shall
acknowledge and correspond with hin, in
that quality for all objects which are in his
department.
5. The Minister of the interior is char
ged with the execution Of the present ar
rect:
Done at our palace at Amsterdam this
28th day of Dec. 1870 :.
The Duke of PLACENTIA,
The Prince .drch- Treasurer offhe
Emtire. Lieutenant General Of his
Majesty the Emperor and King
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-02
N YoRK. March %

Fery iafefro-n Rio = meiro.--l;y the pilot boat
Hamilton, which arrved Ibis afternoon in the re-
msrkabIy short passage Of 81 days fron Rio ia
metro, learn that the British & Spanish fleets
had raised the blockade Of Montevideo and
that the 5 100 troops, which the Prince of Por.
itos:sI bad sent to Mcateydeo, had been ordered
back.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-02
PH1LApELPH1A, March %.

We understand letter has been received II
town from Mr.. Hacklsy, Consul The y. S. an
Csdiz, which mentions that the vessels stated in
our paper Of yesterday, as being captured by the
bern confscated, and the captains and crews
marched TO prison at ST. Mary's.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-02

HAYTi-,rhe Morning Star 90 daysffom the
City Of ST. Domingo, brings report that Potion
had taken Jacn,el, and massacred most OF the in
habitants. He was next fogo against Aux Cages
and Rio Hacka. 1t was said ut St. Domingo that
Curacao and part Of Bonsir, were sunk by an
EARTHQUAKE on the 9th Feb. with all the
vessels In the harbour.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-02
MAMMOTH STATE pANK

The Stockholders ofihe late Rank or Oh. IT c,
(says the American Daily A,lvertiserl have mr., =
senied pet ten to :he Legislature Of penn.vI.
vania, praying for an act of Incorporation fur RI.
whole amour, Of their original capital, with ner-
mission to apply to the Legislatures ofthe o,he,.
states sta ioa the privilege Constituting branches
mittee, who have reported in favor of char, : :.
ing the said stockholders the charter to COM.
aue twenty years, during which time, the ins,;.
tuition is to pay the state annually forty thousand
dollars.
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ons Of their capital 20 be employed in ,hi;
State and FIVE millions in branches in o,t,r
states, ss,o":d ether states authorize their rs.
tablishment.--Nop provision is made FIJI.
directors or stock on the part of State. ,hs
only bonus proposed S 10000 for 90 wear. "a
be paid yearly into the State Treasury.-Ih
Jeren''dh Iaryrosu, esq. Representative In
Congress from the state OF Ohio, has declined
reelection to Congress, after the expiration of
tue next Congress- to which he has baen cho.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-02
LATEST FROM HAYri.
BALTIMoRs, March 2i

bALTIMoRt, MRrcn Zo
Capt. Ellis informs that lew days before the
Mariner sailed. Christophe's fleet arrived at the
Cape with two schs as prizes, one the Grey
hound of Philad. from Aux Cages, the other
could net be known. The captain or supercar-
go of the Greyhound was imprisoned. The ev-
ening before his departure the British friga,e
Hyperion came in and anchored along side the
admiral's ship and had no communication either
with her or the shore. The next morning there
was signal for feet of ships Of war off From
the different manruvres there was deal of UNI
easiness expressed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-02
G1BRAhfAR, Jan 10.

GIBRALfAR, Jan 10.
Letters from Cadiz :state reinforcement of
10000 men to have lately arrived at Lisbon from
England; and confirm the report Of Soult's m arch
for Es,ramadurs with "a, 900 men, 20 pieces of
ordinance, &c. &c. SO that there remains but 8
or 9 900 men before Cad.z, and as many with
Sebastian in the Kingdom of Grenada. OfCen.
Bsilesteros' operations the same letters contain
many and various accounts, namely, that the
first obtained some advantages overthe enemy |;
that, on the next day, he was nearly overpower.
ed by one Of their divisions much stronger than
his own, and scarcely SAVED, from utter destruc-
ton by the timely arrival Of general Mendoza.
bal 81 lastly, that at later day; he fell in with
general Gisard; and cut his troops to pieces
The French are also reported to have sustained
some losses in Utrera, Baza and the mountains
! of Malaga all Of which; however. yield in i'm
portance to that inflicted upon Soult by body
of Patriots who, having dispersed the escOr.
which protected his baggage, carried part oft
away, and, by killing the horses or mules which
drew or carried the remainder, have laid him
under the necessity of either proceeding without
| his baggage, or of suspcnding his march until
he has procured fresh means ofconveyance.
A ridiculous attempt has been made by the
enemy to bride General Valdenebro, through tn
channel OF an old acquaintance ofh who has es-
poused the cause Of lhe Usurper. The reader
need not be told, that the offers and arguments
of that spurious Spaniar6 have been lost upon
the loyal Chieisain OF the gallant Mountaineers
OF Ronda. Yes, ] will meet you," says he in an
swer to the proposal Ut an interview with which
his former friend ha,! concluded his letter ;
" yes. will meet you but it will be at the head
OF my troops"
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j. b. BERNABEU.
NoRFoLK, March IS

Captain Watts, arrived here OF Friday
evening, in IA days from the Havanna, IN
forms, tina, few days before his sailing
Spanish schooner from Pensacola arrived
there, having Or board ii American pri-
souers; three Americans were killed on the
passage, having attempted to take he schr.
The American vessels at the HAVANA
were making all dispatch to quit the place,
as an embargo was daily expected in con-
sequence of rupture in the Fiorldas
Herald.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-02
CAARRsroN M,r.h ,s

-, CAAREsToN, March 1e.
Ahe city 'saard, yesterday morning DIES:
sIroyed one hundred and thy Dogs found
running loose in he streets. We nnf,e,.
stand they have orders to continue this fm.
~ every morning, as long as Dog is to
be found IN the streets.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-02
ALBANY, March Is.

The bills authorizing the Branch RAM 5,
the city qp New York to CONTINUE the hn
sinessof discount and deposi. but no oti,s.
business OF a bank, until September nex.
has passed the house of Assembly.
ION Monday the bill was taken nm :,
the Senate, and rejected by majority Of Sc.
ven
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-02
NEw-YoRk, March 23.

BY the Lucy and Elizabeth, Pray, from Lis
bon, which port she; left on the 17th of Februs-
ry, we learn verbally, that London papers had
been received there early in February, which
stated that the King had nearly recovered, and
that the Prince of Wales had resigned the pro-
posed Regency. Nothing wasi SAID of the repeal
fthe Orders in Council.
Markets at Lisbon were good -four II dolls.
rice IL & corn IS.
The British and French Armies remained as
at the date OF our former advices.
General Junot had been shot by one of the
English pquet guards the man had been ar
rested and 1t was thought would be executed I;
as it ID contrary to the rules OF war for the pr
quet guard to fire on the enemy while within
their own lines. The French had erected an o.
Pera house within their camp, and had sent
cards OF invitation to the English to psrtse ofthe
amusement but the English had politely declin-
ed the invitation.
The schr. Edmund, Capt. Doane, arrived
here last evening. in 81 days from Lisbon, from
whence he sailed on the 18th of February, at
which time the two hostile armies remained al
most inactive.
Capt u. informs US, that 5000 British troop.
arrived at Lisbon, from England, the day preyi-
Gus to his sailing that packet had also arri-
we'd, bringing London papers as late as the 5th
of February, which represented the King TO
have nearly recovered from. his bodily complaint /;
that the regency had not been settled, nor were
the Orders in Council repealed.
The price of Rour continued at II dolls.
PHILADELPHIA, March IS.
We learn by the schr. Hazard % days
from St, Pierres (Mart) that on the I'd of
March, a Packet arrived in 80 days from
England, with advices of tie Prince Regent
being conducted 10 office. Capt. Anderson
says that nothing further was known respect
ing the Cork feet, or of any squadrons be-
ing in those seas.
From Gibraltar hafera, received by the
Lutte William
CADIx, ian. IL.
On the 18th inst. came to an anchor in this
harbor the Empecidana schooner, comman-
ded by the Lieutenant de Frigate ID. Joaquin
de Zayas, proceeding from the Havana, in
81 days, with the mails, $50 900 hard dollars
for the king, and SOILS for private individ-
uals On the 9th the Iris frigate from We
ra Cruz in 50days, With 4 deputies to the
Cortes, and 10000 dollars. On the same
day the Neptune frigate from Vera Crus,
Campeachy and Carmen with 500 quintals
of copper tor the king, among other artI.
Giles. On the 7th the Despatcho frigste from
Vera Cruz, in So days, with fruit and "a, 900
dollars.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-02

FBILADELPHIh, odfHTddy N0rcb IS
Cooke was to appear on Monday evening }
Mr.. CooKE--This morning before day ,
our Theatre doors were crouded by molly
group of whites, blacks and all the interme
date shades of colour, to secure boxes for
Monday evening. to witness Cookies Richard
About nine clock, we were there and ozark
ed well that those who were near the door,
either scorning all incumbrance from dress
or from sheer envy in their near neighbors,
were almost without covering from the waist
up Sometimes two, three or four iusty fellows,
would hoist one of their party into the al
and endeavor by force, to throw him over
the heads of those who were between them
and The door and safely deposit him near
the entrance. This man@uverng was man
fully and successfully resisted by those
whose places were in danger, and they with
lusty sine VS. bufFetted and drove back the
adventurous hero who threatened to rob them
oftheir long wished for spells. These scenes
we consider on.y as kind of prologue, to
what are to be Witnessed when the hero of
the SOCK and Buskin is himself expected to
appear. dem. Press.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-02

The brig Eliza. Taylor. II days from
Barbados, arrived at Charleston IN the 18th
inst. being near in with Caper's Island. a
few miles to the northward Of the bar, was
boarded by boat from Inc British ship OF
war Acknowledgment Taylor consented
to supply them with cask Ut water, and
while the men we're employed IN drawing
II off the two officers who came in the boat,
went below to take some refreshment,; the
men in the boat (7 in number) embraced
this favorable opportunity, threw the water
cask into the sea, pushed off from the brig,
and pulled tor the shore as fast as possible;
when the officers came on deck, and founa
that the boats crew had made off, hey
hailed the ship and informed them OF the
circumstance the ship Immediately stood
in after the boat. but it coming on to be
dark, and she being very last rowing boat
they soon lost sight Of her, and returned a.
gain to the brig, when captain Taylor hois-
ted out his boat and put the officers on board
their own vessel again. The runaways will
probably make their way along shore TO
some port in North Carolina. The Eliza
called at St. Pierre's, Mart and at Bas-
saterre, (Gaud) for few hours, but
learnt nothing new at either OF those places.
ID.
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PHILApELPnIA, March %.
By the Little William, Macy, from Valenica,
via Gibraltar, Spanish and Gibraltar papers are
received to the end of Jan. from which a few
extracts are made.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-02
PIrrsBuRc, Mareo

PIrTsBURc, Mere 18.
On Shtur.'a y iast arrive he from c r,;s,.
tso compari soft The U Stat s,roop, (drsrn, n.
and rihcmen) undc- the command of c. .ta;n'
m nj OF OF inisntry, which has been In esrr;sS,,,
b - all winter. will, we understand imme,,;a,e-
~ cscend the Ohio, under tire command of c.,
Siynonds, destined for Washington, Mississippi
territory
The New hampshire Election has eyentua~,
teo IN favor q The Republicans. It will be re-
collected that three only out of five members ,r
Congress were eecced at tbe autumnal ect;on'
IT." two others now chosen are Republican,. via
Messrs Harper and Hui by majority. il ia
d, of nearly 'our 'i,oasand votes.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-08
Berkeley County, IS.

Berkeley County, s..
January Court, 1871.
Mary Smith, Executrix and James Smith,
executor Of Richard Smith, dece ased,
Compliments,
against
Robert Wilcox aud Sarah his wife, Hem
~ Clover, John Baker. VIM. Smith,
James Barnes and John Barnes, Delta.
In CHANCERY.
THE defendants William Smith, James
i Barnes and John Barnes, not hav.
ing entered their appearance agreeable to
an act of Assembly and the rules of this
Court, and it appearing to the satisfaction
of the Court, that they are not inhabitants
of this commonwealth, on motion of the
compliments by their counsel, it is order
ed, that the said William Smith, James
Barnes and John Barnes, do appear here
on the third Monday in April next, to an
swcr the bill of the compliments, and that
a copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in the Martinsburgh Gazette for two
months successfully, and published at the
door of the Court House of said County.
A Copy. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, BIC.
Feb. 1.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-08
JOHN ARMSTRONG.
Paris, 18Th March, 1910.

Paris, 18Th March, 1910.
We can anticipate the establishment OF our
readers, when they peruse the letter OF Cen
Armstr ong. 1t can hardly be imagined that
General Armstrong could be SO ignorant OF
the laws of his country, as to nave supposed
any higher evidence, than was produced by
Mr.. Mcclure was requisite. This certificates
of Mr.. Mcclure were authenticated under the
seal of the state of South Carolina; conse-
quently there could be no objection as to tho
truth of the facts which they stated indeed
general Armstrong; letter admits the facts,
but denies the inference, and in so doing wa
have no hesitation in saying that he either
did not, or 1uould not understand the con-
~stitution and laws of our country.
BY the common law of England, the chil.
dren Of aliens, born in England, are, gene
rally speaking, natural born subjects and en-
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-08
Berkeley County. IS.

Berkeley County, IS.
January Court, 1911.
George Harlan and Sarah his wife, David
Hannah and Nancy his wife, Jas. Vance
and Elizabeth his wife, heirs Of Hugh
Vance, decd. Comp'ts,
against
James Duncan, Seth Duncan and Sarah
Bell, and the heirs at law of Joseph Dun
can, decd. who are the heirs at law of
Mathew Duncan, decd. Def'ts,
In CHANCERY.
TT appearing to the court that publication
L has been made agreeabiy to the former
order of this court, and the absent defen-
dants, James Duncan, Seth Duncan, Sa.
rah Bell, and the heirs at law of Joseph
Duncan. decd. not having filed their an
swer and given security aereesbly to the
rules Of this court, it is ordered that the
bill Of the complsinants be taken as to them
pro confesso, and this court will proceed
at future day to decree the matter thereof
unless in the mean time cause be shewn to
the contrary. And it is further directed
BY the court that a copy of this order be m
serted in the Martinsburgh Gazette tor
four weeks SUCCESSFULLY.
DAVID HUNTER, c =. c.
Feb. l..
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-08
q LOTS FOR SALE
IN the town of Martinsburg.

RY virtue Of decree efthe County Court
~ 9Berkeiey, zoe wiA sell to the highest
BIDDER, for cash, on Saturday the en- day
9 February next. the fcaouing Houses and
L0ssn fhe tom Of Mar,insbureh, former
y ne property o James M'Donald. and
oy am mortgaged to secure a debi dxe 10
Haan0h Donaldson, viz:
Lot, Ne. SO, situate UPON king sfyeet
Dad Spring auey-Ut9n his lot there Is a
good fros-story sOeather-boarded Dwelling
h0uif, noso occupied by Mrs. Collins.
lot, No. so.
l.af, Mel. situate upon Martha ssrse,
and String alley
Lot, No. 50, situate upon Martin strees
and Spring allegation this lot there ii a
large t1Oo. story dsseLing house, now occu.
pied By Robert Gregory.
Lot, No. So, situate upon sfreel
and Spring alley.
Lot, No. rs, situate upon Martin street
adjoining to Lot No. 81.
Lot, No. ~, situate upon Martin street
adjoining Lot No. so.
The sale wiiI take place at twelve O'clock
Upon the premises.
ELISHA BOYD.
EDMUND PENDLETON,
Commissioneys.
January rs, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-08
PUBLIC SALE.

DY virtue of a deed of Trust, executed
d on the 18th day of April 1907, by
Peter Kehoe and Ann his wife, to the sub
scriber, for the purpose 0 fsecuring to Ed
ward Beeson a debt therein mentioned,
will be sold for Cash on the premises on the
21st day of February inst.-A certain tract
of Land, containing about AZ acres, situa.
ted on the West side of Opeckon Greek,
near the Sulphur Springs, known by, the
name of the old Poor House tract, in
Berkeley County.
GEORGE WOLFF, Trustee.
February 1, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-08
10 be Rented.

THE subscriber, living at the forks
of Great Capcaphon, on the main
hoad leading from Winchester to Red
s,oae, at the sign of the Black HORSE
oilers to Let or Lease his stand for a Ia.
vern, and plantation with a Dlstllsery and
Ferry, for the term of Ave Or seven years.
POSSESSION will be given at any time.-Ap-
pication to be made to the subscriber, hv-
Ing on the premises.
JOHN CoPSEY.
February /, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-08
COACH MAKING.

THE subscribers vW take tug boys,
i from fifteen to sixteen years Of age,
of moral character and decent connexions,
on advantageous terms, as apprentices to
learn the Coach. Hating business.
p. ~HUMERHKH0USE 81 SON.
Hager's Town, February /, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-08
Valuable Property for sale.

THE subscriber wishes to dispose Of an
L his rfaIPropeyty, sinaiedin the coun.
fy Of Berkeley and in the tom Of Martins.
burgh; the property in Marhnsburgh, con.
sisfs Of, a large and commodious Dwelling
House, built Of stone, completely finished,
As fsef By 80, a large and convenient Kitch-
en- under the same roof, a complete Smoke
House, a stone Dairy, adjoining a weH Of
COED limestone auater that never fails, there
is befuveen As and so dollars received year.
lHjf0r The mater taken OUT Of The neil one
LoF House, tvedfher.bodrded and painted,
70 fret By 18s one nerv Frame House, not
finished 50 ffeef BIZ "a, Nth dgood Kitchen
adJoining said Frame House, weH finished;
also, f1vo Convenient Stables, Nth frouphs
and racks in each Stable, ali insured against
fire, except the unfinished Frame House,
Nth a full lot and three feet fground weH
fenced off in tue divisions, andd large and
conpenicn: yard. The above broberty
strands on Buyke street, 10ithin 1O3 fsef Of
queen street, 22o feet fran the Court
House, and has been occupied FIR several
years as a Tavern, every thing is cacula-
led to render this properly desirable for any
Kind Of public business.-Als0, one BRICK
House and one Frame House, on queen
streef ; the Brick House is IS feet By 20, the
Frame, with a Stone Kitchen under il, is
26 Get ~ II, Nth a g0od Stable, all insur-
ed against fire ; this property is all complete.
~ finished, Nth a fnHk lot of ground, weA
improved. He has not extended 10 bavfi-
as he expects any persons zOishing
10 became purchasers. wiH view The premi-
ses 6sfore they purchase, at which fime he
will BE able 10 inform any pers0n or persons,
that may think proper to gipe him a cal, the
ofsak, SIC. yhe does not sell the
above properly befoye the frsf day Of April
next, it uuiA then be Jor rent FIR term Of
years.
lie also roiW seN126i acres Of Lana, in
Berkeley County; this Land is in three
t,Gcfs-one Of 452 acres, on which is a
Dwelling House and Stable, and two
that never fail. there are So acres
clear lana, zueH enclosed wih a good Ience
tract containing 500 acres-the
bird tract contains 500 acres, Without any
there is part of the 500
,cre fracf that runs wifhin fW7 miles of the
Potomac ; the create, part Of those
rScfs are within one mile and TUG miIes Of
eur saw mills, on Sleepy Greek; sh0se
racfs are all clothed Nth white OAK, black
ak, hickory and yeiow pine Of the lest
He wiH sell or barter the above
racts ofland, jor a complete weH finished
cad waggon and horses, With complete
the balance. in good paper and mo-
icy. Or land in The STATE ofOhs0. His only
eason for dsPosing efihis property, IS on
sccouat cJmoney he orOes, which he must
or cause 10 be paid, 5efoye he moves
III ofthis County, which wiH Re next fall,
'rovIdcd he can sell.
John ROBINSON.
MCrhnsSargd, January 10, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-08

T OST on Tuesday the 22d uls. on the
IL road from MIR. Roush's to Martins
burgh, a Red MoYocco Pocket B9ok, con-
tanning a number of papers and receipts, a
receipt for putting IN Patent Window
springs. The finder will be literally re-
warded on delivering the same to the sub
scriber.
GEORGE KERNS.
Wartinsburph. Frh I taft,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-08

O. THE Federal Republicans of Jefer-
son County are requested to attend at Mr..
John Anderson's tavern, in Charles-Town,
on the first day of February court next, (be-
ing the 18th day Of the month) for the pur-
pose of designating candidates for the assem-
bly,, at the next election.
Jan. 25, 1911.