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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-10
March %.

VIRGINIA AT a Superior Court OF Chan.
Gerry, holden at the Capitol in the CITY of
Richmond, the fourth day of Feb. 1911.
Richard II Henderson and Charles Tyler,
adm'rs of Charles Garter, decd, Phjs.
Agarrst
Charles ]. Love and George Washington
Campbell, Det'fs.
The defendant, George Washington Campbell,
not having entered his appearance and given Sc
curity according to the act of assembly and the
rules of this court, and it appearing to the salts.
faction Of the court, that he IS not an inhabitant
Of this country on motion Of the plaintiff by his
counsel, II is ordered, That the said defendant
do appear here on the first day OF the next term
and answer the bill of the plaintiff and that
copy of this order he forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond for
two months successfully and posted at the front
door of the Capitol in the said city.
a Copy.-Test,
VIM. w. HENINC.
March %. w9w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-10

RY virtue ola deed of trust, executed bu
~ Spotswood Lipscombe & Elizabeth Smith
Lipscombe hswife, to the subscriberfor the pur-
pose OF securing the paymenuto NJ b. Poiaux,
OF sundry sums Of money therein particularly ex-
pressed.-I shall proceed TO sell on the premi-
seS, Tor cash to the highest bidder, on the 18th
day of June next, if fair, otherwise on the newt
fair day--Tho two following pieces or parcels
Of ground lying in the City of Richmond, Viz.
two thirds of half acre lot, numbered in the
plan efthe City (683) opposite John Murphy,s
upper corner together with all improvements
Also one other lot of ground being the same
purchased by the said Lipscombe from Mrs.
rage, and adjoining DR. Lyon's--Likewi two
male slaves named Dick and Simon or 30 much
OF the said property as will satisfy the debt for
which the deed was given together with inter.
est and all expences of executing the same.
IoHN SATCHELL, Trustee.
Nay 7. tds
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- ALE OF NEGROES On thu 18th day Of
~ May next, at the town Of Fredericksburg
will be offered for sale, for cash, one hundred
Virginia Slaves, in famllies-One or two vaius-
bic Tradesmen will be of the number.
B. NJ. CARTER.
Fauquier County, March g.. tbs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-10
TNO BUILDERS-The Subscriber having
Il just received samples of
SI4TR ROR ROOPThfCI

invites the attention of such gentlemen as nav
feel 1T their interest to furnish themselves With
that valuable article--fs utility has been an mn
versally felt & acknowledged both as il respects
duration and being proof against fire, that to de
tail ITS particular advantages over wood.rooSs
would be unnecessary.
The folio wing are the sizes & prices at which
It can be furnished.
10 & ii Inches length 8 per square Roof.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-10


III YGEIAN FOUNTAINS and Richmond
Il Il Mineral Water Warehouse, at the Re.
servoir, Capitol Hill
The Public are respectfully informed that they
may now be supplied with the celebrated Artl-
ficiai Mineral Waters, either from the fountains
or in Bottles
ne Water will also be delivered at the Storey
OF Messrs: Vail & Rogers, (Main.street, nearly
opposite the Bell Tayern) with whom the pro.
pr1etor OF the original Establishment has formed
Connexion. and who will conduct the Branch
extended to this City under the firm of Cohen
& Co. ~''
~ d. For the accommodation of Ladies, (who
may honor the fountains with their visits) sep.
arate apartment is appropriated, the entrance to-
which 10 at the North East corner of the Build-
ing.
The strictest attention will be paid 10 all mr.,
ders they may be favored with, either for home
consumption expectation.
Richmond, april 26. ep1mwtf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-10

TOR CASH.-Ten likely young NEGROES
4 also lot in the City Of Richmond, No
347, Immediately below the basin of the canal.
which is sad BY competent judges to be more
susceptible ofvalusbie Improvement, than any
other, within the limits Of The City, possessing
all the advantages derivable from situation, in
.ubscriber.
COLIN MACRAE.
Manchester, March S. ~
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by Virtue of decree of the Court of Chan
- Gerry, for the Richmond Dstrict-Wjll be
sold to the highest bidder, for ready money on
The premises, on Thursday, the 30lh INST. one
tract or parcel OF land, situate, lying and being
in the County Of Nottoway, being the land
whereon JeDning Robertson lately resided, con-
tanning by estimation 425 acres, also all th, OF
property that may be delivered to US, which
conveyed by mortgage, by David Hudson to
lilah Hudson, for certain purposes therein
pressed.
John ROBERTSON, Sen'r. Cam,
ASA VAUGHAN. conn
May7. w3w
PRIN TING,
OF EVERY DEscRIPTIoN, NEATLY Exserr
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Opposite The Eagle Tavern
He has also received and is continually receiy-
ing additions to his stock of Books and Station
airy.
Bookbindrng as usual.
April 10. ep1et
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Richmond, April IS.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-26
From the Boston Gazette.
FROM GRANGE

fROM ENANSE
The follogyins is an ertract ofa letter }rom .,
american merchants, in Bayonne, dated ~
gust Is, 1917:
"There has not since my last, been env
communication from this government res,er;.
ing American affairs.---Some few defined
vessels have been released, but it no doubt d.
ponds OH our conduct towards England, w.c
Their we shall or shall not, have the CONNER.
of the continent open to our flag. Vast Ere.
and Portugal Troops, Wagons, &c. gre
daily passing through this place there ,s
also 10000 men passed by the way Of Pc: +
it is said, that the whole army will amount "a
upwards Of 100000 men-The cficers and
soldiers appear in fine order: and seem cor.
6dent that this tedious and bloody war viii
be finished the ensuing fall. II is certain,
that the government have adopted new Dian
for supplying the ar;ny with bread, Sc. as
they have sent on immense quantities Of ne.
ccssaries to be warehoused in the towns which
they hold, and they have now suficiency TO
support an immense army for campaign.
already deposited The high price of bread
may be attributed to those preparations, it be-
ing at present, five and an half sous per pound.
which is higher than it was ever before
known in France. The emperor it is said,
will pass through here OH his way to Spain
on the Goth inst. this is however doubtful, in
my mind, as suchreports are circulated month
ly. The schooners MaDiius and Bona, of Bal
timore, have arrived at Bordeaux, in 81 DAYS,
and schooner Pioneer, of said place, arrived
here on the 9Th in so; they aye laden with
colonial produce.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-26

The condemnation fine shin Jerseu and l..
cargo, uas flronouneed, not By a sen.,ner :,
the Court Of Prizes bit BY a SPECIAL ~
CREE Of his Ia,herIat Majesty, dated 271L
November, 1910. -. .as
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-26
COMMUNICATED
FOR THE FEDERAL GAZETTE.
IIvERPooI, August 8, lsl

FOR THE FEDERAL GAZETTE.
LIVERPOOL, August 8, 1911.
Capt Bingham's dispatches relative to the
engagement between the Little Belt and the
President, were published about fortnight
since His account of the affair excited a
strong sensation here, and for several days the
opinion was very general that an American
war was unavoidable, which the departure of
sir Joseph Yorke groatly strengthened. Tur-
pentine advanced Is. cwt Tar Is. D. barrel;
good Tobacco lad. Id. p. ID. Upland Cot
ton lid. ard Newt Orleans lid. per lb. For
naval stores and good Tobacco, the demand
was brisk; for Cottons, the inquiries more
numerous, and last week the sales were con-
siderable. The ministerial newspapers have
since denied that Sir Joseph Yorke is gone to
America, and no indications of an hostile dis
position having escaped from ministers, the
expectation of war is lessened, and pur-
chases are again confined to the trade, with
out any decline in prices. An adjustment Of
differences, however, appears more difficult
than ever, being supplied as they are with
continual accession Of fresh matter Besides
the above affair, this month furnishes the re.
monstrance of Mr.. Moricr, on the occupation
OF the Flordas by the United States, and Mr..
Smiths inslnuadors that the President is par
tial to France
Reports favorable to renewal of trade with
Russia, continue TO circulate, and we under
stand that an increased demand for Twist has
III consequence been experienced in Man
chester. We find, however, the imports Of
cotton into this place since the first Of JaDua-
ry last, eXceedthe sales, $4,000 bags, which,
with the previous large stocks, must prevent,
we fear any material Improvement, except
from very decisive events. Trade generally
continues, in most essential respects, as de-
pressed as ever. Credit does not revive, mo-
ney is scarce, and the stocks both of produces
and manufactured goods, arc accommodating
The Kings illness is extreme, and his death
may lead to change in the measures of our
government, at least as far as regards Anne
RIGA.
The harvest has begun in the south, and
promises to be productive one, except that
the crop of potatoes in some counties is def
Gent The weather has been and continues
favorable. Some reports of blight and mil
dew have lately prevented prices of wheat
from declining, but we cannot ascertain who
Their they are entitled to credit
"Liverhooi, Sd August, 1911.
owe have not had the pleasure Of receiv
ing your favors, nor of addressing you lately,
for independent Of the present state of polit-
cal relations OF the two countries with each O.
Their, the prices of American produce general
ly are far from encouraging. Public anxiety
in this country is great, to hear. of the reccp'
ton of Mr.. Foster, and of something further
respecting the unfortunate business Of the Lit
tie Belt and President. The Lydia is daily
looked for to bring this information, and we
trust the disputes will yet be. arnicably ar
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-26
BALTIMORE, Sept, a.

Mr.. Proudman, the British messenger, has
returned from Philadelphia, and proceeded to
the place of his embarkation.
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND

LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
In addition to the details in the preceding
columns, we are favored with the following
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-30
PUBLIC SALE.

BY virtue Of deed of trust from
lanes Guitarf and Elizabeth his wife, to the
subscriber, to secure ,he payment of sum
of money due from James Gullatt to Joseph
Thomas, will be exposed to public sale, on
the premises. on SATURDAY, the 9th day
of February, 1911, for ready money,
A HOUSE and LOT in the town of
Alexandria,
On the north side of Princess street & TO the
eastward sf Fairfax street, being part nf
that lot or half acre of ground described in
the plan of the said town bv the No. T6--
convened by William Hunter, Jun. 10 Rs-
ehael Lomax.
N. Herbert, Trustee.
January 70. cots
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-30
Public Sale.

b. yir,ue Of Deed of Trust from Win
hur,cr to the subscriber, to secure the
payment Of SUM OF money to Thomas
preston, will be exposed TO sale Tor ready
money. on "Wednesday the 9Th OF Fcbru-
AIRY next, IN ,ae Premises,
\ ROUSE and LOT, Oh the corner OF
~ Water and Wilkes Streets. fronting Oh
Wafer Street one hnndred AMI tHrse teet,
and fronting OH Wilkes Street seventy two
feet; on which is good two sorry iIameh
DwelIing-H House. han somely situated, and in
good rcpair--suhject 10 ground reHt.
James Keith, Tustes.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-30
PETRO PEFROWITCH.
EW.YORK, January IS.
The T;r.ss are highM oi0raiay.

The Tines are highly alarming.
The proceeding. Of Congress which reach.
ed US yesterday, have completed the des
uuc,inn Of commercis! cooGdenle. The
directors OF ,hr diiferen; banks had a meet.
ing yesterday tor the purpose of concerning
MEASURE. for the relief OF the merchants
nothing was Gecisivh,y dome another meet,
ing is 10 be held TO daS some relief must
be granted 70 restore confidence, or com
mercial credit is 90 more. Ihe misc hiri
will NO, be confined 10 us--it will extend
fsom Maine 10 ee.gis--and the psrpetra,
tors Of the deed must fail victims To their
own folly. What is the as- in which we
hive. Congress has broken the larg' 81 link
in the great chain. and the eu-my is within
our camp. All is confusion, dismay, NE
lancho,y Can these times continue? Fare
VIII then, TO al! that is dear To Us. Not
less than twenty capital failures have &c.
Cared IN this civ n the course Of As hours |,
Ties failures arc not conhned to a party !;
they Include the friends OF the administra.
ton.
JANUARY ~.
The Times less stermg.
Yesterday, in consequence Of an under
s,aod.es between toe Directors OF the diff
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-30
JUST PUBLISHED.

Aad for safe by JaNES KENNEE7, sen.
BOOKSELLER, King strrrt,
Anew universal and pronouncirg Diefisu-
airy ct the French and English languages
.HSO,
.Ae,srr 6isHiayed. in her mode OF tccctine
language to MN or rev and in,, llibie p,e,
tiio.i OF acquiring knowledge Of the French
language III the shortest time possible =
Third edition, highly improved aid much
enlarged. By n. G.. Duhef.
January Is. eoe,
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K E Nj O V A l.,
Elexaadria and Fauqu,er
TURNPIKE ROAD.

NOTICE Is hereby given, That the Pre-.
IN .ident s. Director of the road will n eet
=, Centr, vile, on the first day OF February
next, at 10 O'clock. to receive proposals and
contract for the mailing Of FIVE miles of pave.
ment, TO commence at the Little River
Turnpike Road at point al that time TO be
agreed upon,
B. orGer OF the Board,
Bernard Hooe, cen. PIT.
January l.. eoIs,Feb
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-30
"WEDNESDAY, JANUARY So.
DIVIDEND.

7 ComeGic Manufacture Co'n6sny:
f,rs<iit. Beard OF Dire tors otthe Domestic
: Manufacture Company OF Alexandria
have this ,lav declared dividend OF SIX per
cen, DER annu,n, for the last six months IN
that par, Of the stock that has been tutly paid
up payable a, their Warehouse on Mig
Street, to the stock hol lers or sheir rep:esen
,atiycs, OH Monsay the 4lh Gay OF February
next
John Macleod, Agent.
Jan Is, ItS D. =
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fr,,nt B.nk., two Of then nave Hos'" i,
e1 their discounts, and the rest viii
49, s,me. This, with the assurance
,h,, Congress would allow, at 'Tas' - :.
n.srs .o,he u. S. Bank, to wind up '"e''
,orcrrns, restored confidence anu '''
,,.r,hnn,s Yesterday received The "rc'ssa'
-. .;,i-4h.re were no more stoPp"ses 70
,.rds>. Thus, by the prompt anu ''oe'' -
conduct of the gentleman OF the DANES
.,m. of the most opnent and s"'ve"t
houses of the ci,y will be enabled TO nse'
their ergaermrn,5-and we hope and "us''
,bs, most Of those VINO were compthea !"
s,or, svil, in few days resume s'ae'r ous',
ncss.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-30
alsranDrsa z!siip Gs,:t,.
U'EDNESDAY, JANUARY 50.

Married on Saturday ev"n'ae 'he 70 :
of January Nv the R-v. Dr.. Mnir, W.
sohn =. Ra.ulns TO Miss .jaue Pra:..
both ol this place.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-30

~ Spaaa-h Me'ano oheeb.
Viii be sofa, at auction, at EraSm Le7'n,
near Acxant.r;a, Oh Satdrd.y. the oh Of
February Dox,, o. I liberal credit
Too Rams 6 thirty Ezcss e:
Whoa shcep were selected by gentle
man in Lisbon, from a flock of 500, aaa ;."c
from the Cab,nA's Of the iransuman,e, the
,es. and bcs, breed in Spain. Certificates
oil whirh, as also TIE Sheep, viii &c shcwn
OH application to
Lawrason and Fowlc.
January 90
~, The editor. of the National Intelli-
eenccr, and Baltimore Federal Sazelte, are
requested to inserts the sboye Ia their papers,
and forward their bills 20 tlis office.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-11-01
FALL GOODS,

NOW OPENING
BY the Market-H ouse in Shepherds Town,
CONSISTING OF
Extra Super London CLOTHS,
Ditto ditto Cassimeres,
Ladies Peleisse Cloths,
Fine drab Cloths for frock coats,
Double MILD drab cloths for great coats,
Low priced Cloths and Cassimeres,
Fancy and swandown waistcoating, well
assorted,
Extra Super olive and bottle green coatings,
Low priced ditto of every colour,
Ladies extra super white flannel,
Mems fulled and mlled ditto ditto,
Low priced white, blue, yellow and red do.
Extra super scarlet, blue, black and spotted
Peleisse do.
Large and small rose blankets from GA
TO 12.4,
Three and three and a half point blankets,
large and heavy,
Striped Duffel blankets,
Plains, Kerseys, Half Tricks, and Fernots,
Lyon Skin, for great coats,
Ladies super6ue and low priced black wors-
ted hose,
Mems fulled, lambs wool, knit and wors-
ted ditto,
Which mingled with their former supply
makes their present assortment very extern
sive and complete, embracing almost every
article which this country or neighborhood
requires. All which was purchased in the
best markets, in the months of March, A.
pril and May last, previous to the late i'm
mense rise in the price of Goods. which en-.
ables us to dispose of them on the cheapest
and best terms.
]. S. LANE, BROTHER, 81 Co.
P.S. They constantly keep supply of
the best of Leather, and give the highest
price for Hides, Skins and Tanners Bark,
They have also just received, supply of
10, and 6 plate Stoves, Sheet.Iron, and
Stove pipes ready made.
Shepherds Town, Oct. 10, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-11-01
Dr.. Lees Patent Nezu Lon
don Bilious pilis.'

prepared only by Dr.. Samuri III. p. Lee,
Fellow OF the Connecticut Medical Socic-
~, which have for twelve years past gained
such universal esteem as to rank among the
hrst articles of prepared Medicines of the
shops, and have gained an ascendency over
all others, and ought to be kept by all house,
keepers, being convenient to take without
interruption to business; when taken over
night once or twice week, they will keep
the system healthy, and all organic secre-
tlons clean and regular. The above PILLS
may be had as usual, wholesale and retail,
at the Store of JANIS S. LANE, BROTHER,
& Go. corner OF the Market-House, Shep-
herds, Town, where may be seen letters
and certificates of physicians and others, on
the utility of those Pills. Purchasers are
directed to notice, that the above Pills are
prepared by DIR. Lee of 6 New London"
Connecticut, and each box is stamped with
the initials of his name, and the wrappers
are headed as above this precaution is ne.
cessary to distinguish the above pills from
others issued under the name of Lee.
They keep constant supply of the mos,
approved PATENT MEDICINES; have
lately received fresh supply of the above
valuable Medicines. They also have an
extensive assortment of genuine Paints,
Drugs and Medicines, &c. &c. &c.
JAS. S. LANE, BROTHER, & Co.
P. S. Highest price paid in Cash 70,
HIDES, Skins and TANNERS BARK. They
constantly have the best of LEATHER fol
sale.
Shepherds Town, Sept. IS, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-11-01

Thsre months after date, the foiI51ing 1uiH
go as DEAD LETTERS to the GENERAL
PosT.OrrIcE, il not previously takenup.
A. MATTHEW ALEXANDER,
Mrs. Ann Anderson.
B. Robert Bellingsly, Archibald Butt,
Absalom Butler, Solomon Baricke, Ste
phen Bryan, Margaret Bucks, Richard
Baylor.
C. Basil Cross, Reson Gross, George
Cabe, David Cline, John Coulter, Sarah
Copelan, Thomas Colvin.
D. William Downing, Lewis Davis,
Back. Greek.
F. John Ferguson, Josiah Flagg.
G.. Hezekiah Griffin, Matthew X. Ger.
ard. James and John Grimes.
H. Joseph Hackney, Samuel Haitich,
near Martinshurgh, in the state of Mary
land David Hayes, Teacher, Jonas Hedg-
es, Josiah Hedges, 2.
X. John KEGS or George Myers, VIII.
liam Kean.
L. John Low, jun.
M. Joseph Marker, teptha Martin,
Daniel Maloney, James Miller, near Mar
tinsburgh.
N. Mrs. Eliza Newman.
O. Bryan O'Rorke, or David Seaman.
p. Mrs. Mary Palmer.
r. James Russell, Miss Hannah Riley,
Miss Rebecca Randall, Samuel Roberts,
John Robertson for Agness Robinson
from Greensburg, Pennsylvania.
S. James Scott, Sarah Snider, 2. Solo
mon Swisher, Adam Stewart.
r. John Turner for Betsy Turner.
Vincent, Singleton Vaught.
w. Mr.. Witherow, administrator of
James Marshall, decd. Jacob Williamson,
William Warner, Richard Wood, Zacha-
riah Wharton. >
Y. Nathan Young, 2.
VIM. SOMMERVILLE, P.x.
Post Office, Martinsburgh,
October 4, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-11-01
Take Notice,

THAT Petition will be presented to
Il the next General Assembly. praying
that so much of the Counties of Hampshire
and Berkeley as are incloscr : q follow
ing bounds, to wit: beginning at the
mouth Of Cherry's run, at tn river Poto-
mac IN the County of Berkeley, thence up
the said run to the head thereof, thence
due west to the top of Sleepy-Crrek moun-
tain, thence with the top of that mouutain
to the line that divides the said County of
Berkeley from the County of Frederick,
thence with that line to the Hampshire line,
with the division line between Frederick
and Hampshire, to the road leading from
Winchester to Old Town, up that road to
Little Cacaphon river, with that river to
the Potomac, and down that river to the
beginning" may be formed into separate
County, and that the public buildings for
the same be erected in the town Of Bath.
September s, 1911. [2m.l
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-11-01

a LII persons indebted to the subscriber
n for the services Of BucephaIus and
Goldfnder, for the last season (now pasD
are requested to make payment, on or be-
fore the first day of November next.-The
situation of the subscriber, win not permit
him to give longer indulgence, as he is
under obligation with the persons to whom
those Horses belong, to settle with then
for the season, on the time above mention
ed those who fail to comply, will GER
tainly have suits brought against them.
ABRAHAM MARLATT.
October 4, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-11-01
Take Notice.

THCSEpersons TO whom legacies were
Il left by my father, John Butler, decd,
are respectfully informed that such of those
legacies as are now due, am ready to dis.
charge, and they are requested to call upon
me for the purpose of receiving the same
as shall not pay any interest that may &C.
crue upon them.
DOUGLASS BUTLER, Ex'r.
Oct. IS, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-11-01
October IS, 1911.

4 PETITION will be presented to the
N Legislature of Virginia at their next
sitting, for the purpose Of having law
passed empowering the Trustees of the town
of Martinsburgh to make bye laws for
the good regulation Of said town, and for
levying such taxes as they may think neces-
sary for the benefit thereof.
Oct. II 1911. lem.