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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-23

Examination Of Mrs CLEMENTS.
"On the 1T of October, abou, fun
let, fmall vefel, which appeared 70
be hiherman, come to an anchor a.
bout gun fhot from the ihore, when
her husband went d)wn to fee what
veiiel Il might be, having before en-
tertaIned lone fears that il was a pri-
vateer. he returned in ihHrt time,
laying he could not tell what ihe was
and remained in the houfe until after
upper. In about an hour, they heard
the people on the fhore hallooing *
making noise when her husband
and his little Boy again went down
70 the fence about three yards from
the houie. The boy foon returned
laying that his father was itooping
down by the fence to try to find out
who they were.-In a few minutes
they heard leveral men round the
boufc, and fhortly after, fhot was
hired Init a rhe corner. They i'm
mediateiy knocked at the door, and
fhe being afraid did not anfwer, they
BURT open the widow, and deman
ded who w as within /? she anfwered:
4" A friend" Upon which one of
them faid-" Damn you if you are a
friend, open the door (Which fhe
then did and they came in, to the
number of five or fix (but there feem-
cd 10 be more outGle) armed with
Plltos and cutlaties The perion who
appeared to be their leader, asked
"Where the good man of the houle
was'-ohe beng frishted faid that
he was gone up to uSket village =
He then enquired how many houfes
there were on the Iiland, ihc anfwered
there were no other but her own
he was very particular in asking her
the number Of men on each fde Of
the river the diitanCc to the village,
1 and the diltance by land to Halifax ;
cautiOning ner at the fame time, NOT
to tell a lie lie like wise asked her,
} if The knew that it was an An rio al
) war and upon aer anfwering in the
affirmative, faid-" Te5 darn y1ll
y9H'H Fan ZEE gvbt the Ta1kees can a. p
1 hey 70 k a tunbltr out Of the houfe
and TWO hogs out Of the fly, and after
hiring another ihot lhe faw 10 more
OF them The Officer, al hough in
her opinion not a Freedman, but
iPoke pretty good Ftench a great
deal OF blood Iay on the ground
-wheEe 'cfIsfrft ffT0t vas fired.' Early
! in The morning The lent fome of her
$ children 10 carry The news and
bout ten o'clock two of her children
: found their poor Fathers corps among
the weeds about 50 yards from the
houle=1er husband could not have
made any resistance, as he had nc
arms about HIN IF any kind. A PIT
tol was found next morning in the
fly, which the enemy had no Ioubt
LETT there" LYDIA CLEMENTS.
4 We are happy t. fate, that the
PrvAteeT above alluded 10, was a
ihort Ime Gnce captured by IT, M. 5
Shannon, and tent into this port
the Wly Reyu rd, of oolton and on
Friday Iait ne of her late Crew, a
man OF the name OF Slvan1e, was III
formed agalnit by his lhiDmates, as
being the Murderer of poor Glen
ents.
-=-s &C.
H.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-23

FROM on board he tchooner Betfey. Capt
Harlow, OF Plymouth on Friday nigh lsls
a red morocco Pocket Book, containing note
OF hand IN favor Of the fub(criDer aga an tIilh1
Ellis. of wlnilow Me for 275 dollars with Oh
dolls and 81 cents endprfed on The back - his
Is 70 csuron al perfon. aganii purchaGng laid
nore a. payment Is ftopped
Nov 20 EDMUND ELLIS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-23
PORTABLE BOILER.


T. hereby given to he creditors Of the Enate
OF THOMAS MORSE
late Of Falmouth yeoman, dece1ie ed, that far
ther time of two months has been allowed 20
bring 10 their cams and hat be Commit
Il ,ners vail atrend that iervice at the UfIice If
Mofes Qd.nby, Fig a. Falmt nth. on the h n
Monday OF December ard he h-f Monday of
Jam ary next, from e 0 cock al '|
IONA. SPARROW,
Falmouth, Nov IL MOSES Quincy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-23
NOTICE.

't1E fubfrribcr requea. an perrons who are
inder ed 20 him for Potage OF NEWCOMERS
70 pay me fame up 20 oct 20 2. otherwife
their accoun. wlll be Iefs with al attorney 10
collect ia Jan a-y next
N . The leveraI accounts are left where
they receive their papers.
eOSf RIDER fran Portland fb-asgbl
Me-. 2S. Czz5sri4af a-J 0~fosd {
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-23
A CARD.

WIN. STEVENS, Senior, acknowledges
Win gratitude ne numt rJus attentions and
liberal donations ofhis friends, "a himself &
family during their long sickness and pr
tcuisrly the recent instance Ut theIr benevo
lence end generosity az a Period peculiarly
acceptable. NV. Is. 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-23

T-LEfE ,lf;7 n 3 ". OH. &c rs
THE. list Of Electors already chosen
are embraced in the folIowing--others
shall be added as we receive them.
Massachusetts, % Uofes-Ali decided
ly against MADISON and " AR
Ne7U- Y11k. % U0teo-3Il CLINToNI
ANS, u decidedly in favour Of PEACE
q Co NMtRCE.
Ae5y HAMPSHIRE, U0tfs--oH FEEDER
aists.
Vermont, 8 Do'e5-aH lfQdiaoniuns
-Nc7v Jersey. Uots,-aH / tderaiists.
Connecticut, 9 UofeS--aH Friends o.
PEACE
Delazvare 4 Uo'ea-aH Fcderalists
Rhode Island 4 UofeS-.AI for PEACE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-23

Uahrd Sfafer Of Azs'iea,l
MaineE
DUR UANF 10 warrants from the Hon.
DAVID sewall, Eiq Judge Of tie D,Rnca
Cour of Maine. hereby We pubic uotice
thar the following libel and hhe alias informa-
ton, are filed 10 iaid Court VIZ
A hbe' againf one trunk Of Eng IN Goods,
9 bis Sugar found on board fchooner Lively,
feized by order Of Lemuel Trelcott Elq,
Collector of he Dilfrid OF Pahamzquoddy
a libel alias information, aeaiDft a certain
v Hel, with her tackle apparei aud furniture,
called the Fair Trade, Of Thomahon, Of the
burtAen of about % tons whereof Nivan
Campbell was mailer and J1h- Paine. owner,
feizsd by Jofhua Farley. Efq Collector ofthe
Diltrict Of Marlborough
"A winch zures were for bre aches "
the III VS. Of The United States, Is ID slItdEed
(as Sc forth in the libels) hearing aid rial
will be had on II he aforesaid cases on he
"a Tuesday of December next, at pr and,
in the Dis rict Ut Maine, when and where
all persons Interested msy appear and shew
cause (if any can be shewn> why he said
vessel, goods and merchandise should not
be decreed forfeited and disposed Of accoTdy
ing TO law.
GiveH naaer my hand al Portland, this 21sf
day of Novembey, 1872
n = TLInp NTfNN YsIy r NJ.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-23
CAurInN-

T EFT my fervice o. the ssh ian RHOD 4
- CtLi'FlE 40 indensed girl ~ q :
year, OF age This - TO forbid an perion. hzr-
boring or ruaog her If thew would AVOID he
penalties & the law IONA, DEANE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-23
M xlkD

I4fbh fo-va, By tbe Rev mr. Pay'an, mr.. Sam
uel 4 Aih, 70 Nh Mary Snow.
BY the Rev Mr. Kellogg, Mr. Stephen Fow-
ler' of Bottom, TO Mils Patty Toby. Of Portland
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-23
40 ~.

ONE half Of a three cory Brick HOUSE,
h'uated near he foot Of Federal ft-ee---
very convenient. InqaiTe 2; the G4zsas 05ss.
Nov 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-23
PUBLIC UTILITY.

he subscriber, Agent 70 the Patentee, iu-
= forms the Citizens Ut Portland and is -.
entity, thar he has juIt completed for the ex-
amInation Of purchaiers, the newly invented
and universally approved
PORTABLE BOILER,
invented by Mr. Thomas Wooison, OF Amher(l
N n, ano secured TO HIM hy letters Patent
from che Z eiIdent ofthe u She great u
,iity 0 this invention coniils in ia capabiity
Of beng moved TO any part Of he hou,e-
of boiling clothes IN much heater manner
thsn can be done ID brais kettles. wiih "A
wing az ibreefeH tts Of tbs rgo0@- Geutlemen are
invited 20 cal a. rhs ihop VI MIR S0rz4eI Clay,
in Exchange itreei, where ~ utility sih 6e
more clearly demonfrs,sd thaa il i poihbie
10 &c N an advertisement. IRA ADAMS.
Portland, Nov %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-23
MANLlUs, NOV 3

The militia corps on the lines have
dwinl!ed, and are dwindling, to mere
skcletons-some Of the companies con
tanning less number Of priyates than
officers The riar corps from this
county is reduced by sickness, prisoners
TO the British, &c. 10 less than the com
plement of company-and Major
Mosely has in consequence returned
home.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-23
99ortlamo:
Monday, November 23, 1872

No businefs, says the National In
tenigencer, has yet been transacted in
Congre(s. The committees are en-
gagged in digeGing businels and S me
days will probably elaPse before any
affair of importance will come upon
the tapis.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-23

On Saturday lafl we were politely favored
with the loan Of a St. John IN B paper, cf
the Cd mn. BeGde the fucceeding articles, ii
contains Proclamation Of Admiral Warren =,
Setting forth that many Britih fesmen were In
che U 6 part of whom had been je5s4ef TO
4erve againit their asfiVs egvairy, and offering
free pardon to all fuch a. will return The
following is the concluding part Of it
"Itruf that every Britilh Seaman
will unite in fupporting the noblelt
cauie that ever called for the efforts
Of men--the pre(ervation of the Lib
critics, hnisbepdlnce, ReEqion and L17v5
of all the remaining nations of the
world, againf the tyranny and depot
aim of France"
Esfrais ia letter rsssiOei " agssilsma5 ia Hal
jfax, datsa A,gyA, MoOa Se.f.a o. 70.
"Bneloied Is a copy If the examination Of
Mrs CltzrafI, whole hufbAnd was unfortunate.
iy killed few days ago by part of the crew
OF an American priva'eer, thar landed in the
night 90 an Hand called Sheep Hand, At the
mouth Of the Difrict. about 2 miles from
luke, village received iufoFm nation Of the ]
murder the following day, and Immediately
Dispatched two beats which brought up the /
eorple, and the remainder of the family, con |
hiting Of the poor, difreiTed widow and nine
hepieis children BY tbe hef information !
eoud obtain, c ements was unarmed, and 4
made not the leah refiltance lie was fiot
dead On the fpot, and appears 70 have been |
Very near the nifloI. a one lIde Of his face was
iua Of gun powder. IT appears that the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-23

BEN IAMlN BIZ I'M AN,
INFORMS his friends asd Gu orGs, hat 70
has removed from Errtasgr f-est. afd rakea
one Of the Dew 9rick s ore farey erectet n
Nj AAs e esf, al va ng III coAH builpIScs.
where h. ~iiI keep contain y for fac al er-
teniive afior nent of
DRUGS u MEDfCIN ES
Painters Colours and Oh Cothers Dye
Stuff, &c SC Psslsaa Nv Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-23

The New Orleans Gazette Of the
10Th ultimo. speaking Of the Presiden
tiaI Election Says The State Of Lou
isiana will not, We suppose, have a vote
as 10 provision has been made for E!ec-
tors"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-23

H7 FOR iale ca the moR reaicnaL.s
AA4 terms, a veGel Al sgroudv7fst
rSZy5fs Landing rilry 200 tons, butt a.
$500 er mott approved modei for ar-
- m ng, can he ready o fseeiv Ler
rig * 40 day Apply % lO iEFrt
e M 3ERL ! ". At sgroudwziei or IA
YID CREEN, Portland, Nv 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-23

A private Soldier, named Corneliu,
German, in the 18th Regiment, was
tried for desertion on the 27th ult al
head quarters, and was shot next day
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-23
GUN POWDER. SC &c.

EIUAH WHITING TON, mas for sale, at
ANo a. S,ae Greet, Bottom,
1000 lbs Gun Powder
10000 lbs Patent Shot
$4,000 Musket aud Pifto Flintss
1000 lbs Match Rope;
10000 los Sheet Cork;
1000 lbs ben refined Salt Pet-e
500 lbs Crude do
10000 lbs Bar Lead !;
10000 lbs Mnsker and Piffo Bullets
Buck shot f-om 70 249 to Id
Is 600 It's Roli Brirlfone
100 Powder Horns;
1000 lbs Oakum;
10000 lhs Cannop 8ails and Grape Shot;
Cannons various sizes
<. w info N. u. Gu. mers that be "a
made IN arrah gemens TO k mzrufs Cure what
ever poor Powder Re may Incidentally receive,
ana wlshe. Purchasers par iculAry 10 be re-
minded, that he shall fer TO- saie none hut
such ~ Gao be recommended with conhd nee,
and proved good by eI e-iment with infru-
meats which be has FIR thai purpo e. ard with
which they eau make com arson a. may be
rished -Prices a. preseaf, p slngle q cssk.
ire firm c. goes pr ~ soEe IF which Is
English aud lfthe 6rft quality
ANDRhW WELLER, has a. retail a above
Muskel, Piitol and Cannon CaItlicges Pow
Ter, shot, &c &C Nov rs
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-03

\ LII persons indebted to the estate of
IN James Harmon, late of Berkeley
County, decd. by bond, note or book ac-
count, are requested to call and make pay
ment, on or before the 18th day of April
next, az a longer indulgence cannot be
given.
Those having claim, against the said es-
tate, will please exhibit them, properly au-
thenticated, by the said 18th day of April,
as the administrative is anxious to have the
business of the estate settled as speedily as
possible.
ANNA HAMMON, Administrative.
March 81, 1919.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-03
Cheap Fall& Winter Goods,

Cheap Fall& Winter Goods,
JUST opened and are now ready for sale
on good sesms ny the MISUNDERSTANDING
which are rae joilosIng, ~
Black, Drown and blue S. fine Broad
CLOTHS,
Cassimers Of every colour and quality,
M~anchestty, we'll assorted,
Cs4tlngs and FlanneIs,
Bennee3s ard Windsor cord waisteoatins,
LIAR Plush,
ditto Cord,
Sattinett aud Cassinett,
Figured and Plain bumbazetts, ass.
Bumbazipe, do.
CANTON GRAPES.
Cambria and Leno Muslin, assorted,
Linen Cambria and Long Lawns,
I,lah Linen, assorted,
Changeable Mantua's, assorted,
Black, brown and Dove coloured Lutss
string,
do. dc. do. Satin,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Silk Gloves,
Beaver, Buckskin and Kid Extra do.
Embroidered and Plain Silk Lace
Sleeves, assorted,
ditto ditto Cotton do.
Damask Shawls, do.
Cotton ditto, do.
Madras and Bandanna Hkls. do.
Cambria and Common Dimities, do.
Table Cloths and Bed Spreads,
Ribbons, neatly assorted,
Fox and other lippets, assorted,
Cotton Yarn Twist and Fllling,)
Riding Whips. assorted,
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas, assorted,
Groceries, &c. &c. &c. &c.
He now only wishes to ,eeib,ocate the
uncommon lavours he has heretofore re-
ceived from a Bera! public, by giving them,
# possible, still cheaper bargains thar usu-
al, Notwithstanding the immens rise Goods
taken this fall.
THOMAS C. SMITH.
Martinsburgh, October q, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-03
RICH SILKS

now opening, consisting OF
Rich Lutestrings,
ditto LevaRdnes,
ditto Double Florence,
ditto I~affas,
ditto Satin,
Superb figured Valentines and Plaid Silks,
ditto Lace Caps, Handkerchieis and Wells,
Silk Shawls, Handkerchief s Silk Velyets,
A selection Of Beautiful Ribbons,
Ladies' & eentlemen's SILK Hose * Cloves
Silk Cauze,
Sewing Silks and Twist,
Millinery, Trimmings, &c.
ALSO,
Super6ne Linen Cambrick and Cambrick
Handkerchief,
Black, white and coloured Grapes,
Long and short Kid Gloves,
Fine white Russia Dowlas,
White and brown Russia Sheeting,
Ravens Duck and Bed Ticking,
First quality Irish Linens,
ditto Sheeting and able Diaper,
Super6ne Cloths and Cassimeres,
oia L9ad ssa p a'Bis essie. WINES,
oIa Ggsa aas o 9TH proof SPIRITS,
Fresh TEAS, of a superior quality,
First quality COFFEE,
New-O Orleans SUGAR, and Spinning
COTTON.
lie will be regularly receiving and open
ing Goods ofevery description, Cor several
weeks in succession, all which viii be sold
very cheap.
JAMES S. LANE.
Corner. Store by the Market House,
Shepherd's.Iown March 20, 1912.
~ As usual, he constantly keeps Lea.
Their of all kinds fer sale, and pays the
highest price for al kinds of Hides, Skins
and Tanners Bark.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-03
TIE Thoyough-6red Harss
l.

WILL stand this season, the " first
Wv days IN each week, at MIR. Walpert's
tavern, aud the three last days IN each seek
at Mr.. Jacob Longs stable in Shepherds
Town, and be let to mares at the low rate
OF eight dollars the season, to be paid by
the first Of October next, but the same may
be discharged by paying six dollars within
the season twelve dollars for insurance /;
three dollars cash the sirgie leap the mo-
ney for insurance is TO be paid as soon as
tie mares are known to DC with foal. The
season will N the FIRST Of April, aud
end the first OF july.
Napoleon is a beautiful bright bay, seven
years old this spring, full sixteen hands
high, possesses fine bone and muscle, and
of Just proportion his action is equal to
any horse in the country; he never appear.
ed on the turf, having been raised and own
ed since he was three months old by a gen.
tleman who would never permit him to be
run, and was not permitted 20 cover until
he was three years old the mares put to
him since, have produced excellent colts,
and it NAV be safely afi med that few horses
i'm this country are better bred than Napo-
leon, as will appear from the following
Pedigree.
Napoleon was got by the famous running
horse Punch, imported by MIR. Powers of
Virginia Punch was owned by the Prince
of Wales, and was sold at his great sale of
running horses TO Sir John Lade ; Punch
was got by Old King Herod, his dam by
Mask the sire Of Old Eclipse, his grand
dan by Cul'an's Arabian Punch was a
mongst the frs: running horses in England,
as the racing calender viii shew. Napole-
on's dam was the well.bred mare Slnica,
she was got by Mark Anthony, Imported
by Col Platter of Maryland Mark Antho-
nv was owned By the duke of Buckingham,
and his performance IN the turf Is well
known Sinica's dam was got by the IA
nous imported horse Venitian, kept on the
Easlern shore of Mary lsud--so that Napo.
leon, b. his dam, as well as by his sire, is
of the first blood of running horses in En-.
gland.
Great care will be taken that justice be
done TO all who apply, by
WILLIAM KERNEY, aud
JACOB LONG.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-03
The elegant and celebrated Horse
TOP GALLAN II,

Now in the highest health and condition,
will be let out the ensuing season on terms
very liberal and advantageous TO a person
wiling to take him on shares.
Application to be made to John Milton,
or to Henry S. Turner, who wish to hire a
careful and experimental black groom to take
charge of the said horse, IN case he should
not be farmed.
Wheatland, near Charles Town, Jeherson) 4,
County, Virginia, March 30, 1912
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-03

Berkeley, SIS.
January Court, 1912.
Michael M'Kewan, Complainant,
against
George Lindenberger, Elisha Boyd, Dam
lei linn, Philip N~adenbousch, & Frede-
rick Nadenbousch, under the name and
firm of Daniel linn, & Co. and Bepja-
min II. Mullikin, Defendants,
In CHANCERY.
THE defendants, George Lindenber-
J. ger, and Benjamin II. Mullikin,
not having entered their appearance a8reea.
bic to an act of Assembly and the rules OF
this Court, and it appearing to the salts
faction of the Court, that they are not in-
habitants of this commonwealth, on mo-
ton of the complainant, by his counsel, IL
is ordered, that the said defendants do APP
pear here on the second Monday in April
next. to answe the bill of the complainant.
and that a copy OF this order be forthwith
inserted in the M~artinsburgh Gazette tor
two months successfully, and published at
the door of the Court. House of said Coun.
ty. A Copy. Ieste,
DAVID HUNTER, {.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-03
CEPTIFTEATE

The Stud horse 1 sold to Messrs. Ker.
ney and Long, is allowed by the best of
judges to be a good foal getser, and tina,
they are both large and handsome, and for
the truth of this | refer them to Mr.. Ste
phens of Stephensburgb, where his colts
are to be seen, and at Green Castle, where
| can shew the same likewise.
GEORGE CLARKE.
March "a, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-03
The useful and VcA 6Te4 A9,Se
YOUNG NONSUCH.

yTJILL stand this season, (public days
w e~xcepted) at Henry Haines' in
Charles Town, on Mondays and TUESDAYS,
and at Jacob Billnire's in Martinsburgh,
On Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, at
four dollars and a bushel ofgrain the season,
the grain 10 be brought with the mares W
dollars cash the single leap, TO be paid when
the mare is covered, if not then paid, 20 be
considered as engaged for the season, and
eight dollars for eneuring a mare with foal,
parting with, removing, or not attending
regularly with the mare, ~iorfeits the ensu-
rance the money for the season payable
the first Of October, and for insurance when
the mare proves with Eoal.
YOUNG Nonsuch is a handsome sorrel.
full sixteen hands high, rising nine years
old, is well p5oportioncd, strong and active,
and is as wekl calculated for the draft as any
horse in this country, his colts are highly
esteemed, and considered equal to those OF
any other horse. Young Non-uch was got
BY Nonsuch, whose sire was CID Nonsuch
and grandsire the celebrated Fox Hunter,
OF Mary land Young Nonsuch's dam was
eqasl TO any msre on the continent. The
season will commence the ist Of April, ADD
end the 25th Of June. Suict attention will
be paid, but 40 responsibility for accidents.
WILLIAM kROESEN.
March az, 1872.
I%certify that / have a colt got by Young
Nonsuch, that is equal to, any ever raised.
WILLIAM MORGAN, sen.
do certify that | have put eight mares
TO Mr. Kroesen's sorrel horse Nonsuch and
consider him a safe and good tosl getter.
RAWLEIGH COLSrON.
Icertify that | have two colts got by
Young Nonsuch, that is equal if not supe-
rior to any ia my neighborhood. put TIVE
mares to him last season and they both prov
ed with foal by the hrstlesp.
JAMES FOREMAN.
March 90. 1919,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-03
The Thoyough bred Harse
MUFTY.

WILL stand this season, the three first
Wv days ia each week, at my stable, CD.
The farm that formerly belonged to John b.
Craghill, and the three last days in the week
at Mr.. Richard Claget's farm on the Swan
ponds, and will be let to mares at the redu.
ced price of FIVE dollars (and twenty FIVE
cents to the groom) the season, payable the
FIST of Adjustment ; ten dollars to ensure
a foal, to be paid when the mare proves with
foal-parting with, or removing the mare,
~forfeits the insurance +; two dollars cash
the single leap.
Multy is a handsome chestnut @sorrell,
near sixteen hands high, six years old This
spring, and was bred by Job Race OF Lou
doun. The season will begin the first of
April and end the last Of Iune.
Benz AMIN COMEGYS.
March 81, 1912.
Pedigree.
Mufty was got by old Mufty, a thorough
bred imported horse, celebrated for run.
ming his dam was got by Cold Souse,
whose sire was an Imported horse ; his
grand dam BY Old Genus Hisweil. (tfl
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berkeley, SIS.
March Court, 1912.
George Ziler, Complainant,
against
Christina Ziler, widow and relict of Peter
Ziler, decd. Jacob Stonsifer and Rebec.
kah his wife, late Reoeckah Ziler, John,
Elizabeth, Mary, and George Ziler,
Children of Daniel Zilcr, decd. who was
one of the children of Peter Ziier, decd.
Jacob Ziler, Peter Ziler, Adam Hingle
and Christina his wife, late Christena
Zller, Defendants, In CHANCERY.
GtHE defendants Jacob Stonsifer and
4 Rebeckah his wife, late Rebeckah
Z,ler, not having 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 mo-
ton of the Complainant, by his Counsel, it
is ordered, hat the said Defendants, ia
cob and Rebeckah Stpnsifer, do appear
here on tke second Monday in June next,
to answer the bill of the Complainant, and
that a copy Of this orders be forthwith in
serted in the Martinsburgh Gazette for two
months excessively, and published at ths
door olthe Court House of said County.
Il Copy. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, s.R.s.