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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-29
NIRGiNIA--h Hslifaz county court. il Gin.
y Gerry. E4tI August, 1912.
john Maddox, Pia;o,;e.

EjIKGtNIA--ln Halifax county court, il Chan.
' cery, G4t!' August, 1912.
JOAN ;;,iaadoh' Piaiat!G:
George MADDOX, john ECHOES, infant son of Iere,,i-
ai hci'oles, deco, Abraham Echolcs. David l;cbo,cg
Noses lsroics, Obadiah Echoles Dresrilla EeLol,.s
JGeph LcIioies, Rebccca Echo;cs, Sally Fcl,,lcs
b@ey street AID Polly his vic. Eiiisl LACY y ia.
b'tha his wife, and Joseph Eco,cs {. Rhola Ee,oIes
infants under the agc Of twcnty-oue ,aarg gbic si,
Abraham, David, Moses, Obadal,, brnscilia. Rc,c,
c', SHHy, Polly, Tabithe, Joseph and il,ola. AR.
children, heirs and legal repre- cetatiyes Of , s;
'" ~ IGNORES acc 81 Oe}eadaafs.
ihe defendants John Ecioles Alyabsr, Z lib
Obadiah Echoigs asi Rehecca Eeylcs. no, b,r;,,.,
entered thtir appearance and given sncnrit, sc,,j
nE to the act Of assembly tnd tie rules Of dis eou
and appsaTaBto the aatisflcGor og ~, o,nr, =; M,
Trey arc not inhabitants ii Ills commonwealth ~,
mo,'on %! The plaintiff hy is co5rsel z is oy,stqI
tiat tie last n,ynlioned dcicuGan,s do api,c, lc,
on tie fourth Monday in No,enaber ,,e,i ,f,d s,'y.
Gle bi'l o.. t.c plst, Aud that {. cory Of dis o,or
DC iortlWlh inserted ia orc of tho Ne, 4pa,,. - 1i
i''ei in the city nf Richmond fm cielh .eks en-.
eessFel, and prtod at t.. l.Ont door Of the eo,.f
house ot the sgiJ county
Is copy. Temc
&c. 81 NC2L WILLIAMS. D.c. y. c.
"~I'-'-'--' 40 v8w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-29

ENHE subscriber, Keeper OF the Peni,entiarv. is
Il authorized by the Executive tn sell the manu-
i.ciures made BY the prisoners which consist of va
ilous articles manufactured from Leathcr IRON
Iemp, Cotton. Sc.-amo,., them are, about so pair
OF Boots. and between 1900 and 5000 pair OF, Sboe
assorted IN boxes Great bargains may lie had in
these latter articles by applying the Pententary
at any time between this and the Goth of October.
the Ecndue Office Of Messrs, Moncure, Robinson 8,
fieasants, on acredt Of sixty days, for negotiable
notes on the Virginia Bank; raw materials viii be
received III barter for any manufactures Customers
Tor " e"v'ng' Shoc'naslng, &c are desired apply,
pay for, and receive their work Orders from he
country for furnishing negroes and others. vii, he
attended to. WM. CAMPBELL, .Geeat r
WV find KEEPER IF the Penifsntiayy.
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DOLLARS RrwARN

a
q from the Subscriber, living near
.a"ee Edward county, negro man n
about twcrty-two years OF age, stout and :,
n,e feet, six or stsiit inches in height, lila
nlaek than that OF common negroes, within
the yellow lae--a peculiar wildness in the 4
on OF lbs eyes, with eur y cye-lasl,es, are dist
ins CHARACTERISTIC marks of features, which
dlly strike the attention OF those who NAV ~
ms nose Is large and lips thick. Since his DEM
ms, ne ',;'s oeen appreheHdcd ana imprisoned in
ton Augusta county, where he broke ;aiI a,,
eeapcd, or the Tth ultimo-Wlen taken. he X
himself Field Anderson, and heIdin possess;or ! !,
pass, aiming for Philadelphia. Ids probable he.
or viii change his nane again and endcavoi
tain another pass. Tie'pass found with him
that he was bred and known bv several gem
~ buckingham county, purchased this nd
Edward M;ixey Of buckingham. Whoever WI
Y denver the said negro to me at my place q
tience, shall receive the above reward IA
JOEL WlSJONt\
Prince-Edward, Sept II. n.r--lJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-29

ETFMhLE EDUCATIONAL 0R.S.ELLf nc, O.
OE.'fY-7'he annual course of Instruction viii
commence. as usual, the ist of October. The
subscriber viii eoatinue 70 supcrinteha tie tc-ay,
exercises a ana Mrs. Camp to preside over the do
meshc department of the Seminary
As an eligible scene for the general improvement
OF IourS Ladies' few situations can vie with Rich
mond and, as long enlightened and poiish-d
society continues TO take interest ia their literary
attanments, none probably will surpnss it, The l,tt
anh"si Examination, whilst it display ed n peasinc
proof OF Female talents and application, has nroe,,r,
cd n voluntary addition of Respectable testimo
-; VI ,n'ou' o, the plan OF study pursued; and the
subscriber will spare neither cyerton nor xnense n
render his institution worthy of future aYprobaton.
L. ANDERSON.
SeHtsh'"cf 10 wtlstOct
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& pursuancc of deed If trust, executed 10 me bv
2 Edward Botisi, 20 Aecnre the payment Of sum
Of money To Joseph Carer ! shall on Tie Thrilled,
day oi HIS p csen NOAH lScptemlcr 1927 sell az
public aGefinn for ready riohcy, on The premises
p,eer or parcel OF Ground, tira and being IN the city
~ '''rh,"ond Oh ihth erect, lack oi lie House IL
street dat bcugs to lie cttte n Caud Martin de-
ceased beine tic gs1,c piece or parcel pr grGutd
Tie sad Boueh pr.shaSct o. sai8 Martin 10 his lie
tine.
y. SHEPPARD.
September rs. t5OhS
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j AND FOR S.2LE.-Viu be sold to the hir,,
est bidder at Buckingham G. II. on the second
io"day M Cctober next, on terms then to be made
known, a tract of Land lying in the county of Chm
herand and buckingham containing 500 acres form.
eriy owned by Tiaditia Arms;eatl. The land lies
contiguous to the lands OF Benin. Wilson, COL VIM.
Daniel and others.
Sept. 90. NV
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-29

- OJiCE--1'he pubic arc hereby ceoiionsd a.
Saint i?ad .nr q baud cyrciiicd 70 Ti,os.
'iif01 by t'a 5utscr.hcr. for about eighty three
.'0.iuds, rcFehie crTiu 25th q; Dca. 3 xt, wLich
pnd ] s'n d@i.rriurA 40, 10 ray, Us it las given
3r TIE purc'sse o. trasi OF and 80 iif aajd srhes
Gibson, 81 e.lOm gaa not proe'rc ti,e.
loot 81. JONES
PF.nce 3JwarG ia,c. -, .aIE. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-09-29

GTONE LIME, PLOWS s. CIIfNA-io4 Hogs.
~ heads Philadelphia Lime, 100 Connecticut or
Cary Flows so Patent Peacock do. 10 Boxes Can.
ton Table China containing III Pieces each, lust
received & for Sale by
SAAPL. G. ADAMS,
sept. D. w4w
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N oIiCE-All persons having claims against the
~ estate OF John Kinney decd. are requested IA
presc MT them for adjustment and those indebted to
make immediate payment to
SOLOMON JACOBS, Surpivins partner.
WILLIAM FINNEY, .qdaaa'r.
Sept. 81. wAw
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STATE Prisos, Negga.e, Z
Thursday, 18Th June, 1879. :
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Official Papers.
WNsHINGvoN. Sci

WAsHING-oN, September 90
Copies Of Letters from Brigadier- General Md
TO the Department Of Var, acconltdnying the
iishntch fuhEshcG in nnr Lat
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m cHANcERY-In Louisa county court, Auvu,

" IT w. HENING, Q. G.
SePVmocF 10. wSwp
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-05-20

the NINE os paul's PateHt coIumb;an ~
have appoipted, and by these Presents do
hereby constitute and app int Or. 10 N l,cva
of the city of Baltimore druggist nv SCI.
agent for the United States Of America mi
their dependencies, for the pufposetf scIlnu
or vending the aforesaid Coiunlbian Oh: and
that he is hereby authors cd to appoln, an !.
gent or agents under him for the purnose
afore, aid. This agency is to cortinpe t,r
the sp 4ce or term OF seven years, commen,.
ing this twenty third Of ApIl, in the wear -
our Lord oae thousand eight !.uodred anil
ten, to be fully complicated and cndG9.
Given under my hand and seal The div and
date first above written.
THOMAS paul. LIS
Signed, sealed and delivered in the Pre-.
SERGE of GEO G. PRESBURy
In consequence of the above authority vest
ed in me, arising from a contract with Mr.. IT,
Paul, hereby appoint the following persoer' =.
the only agents for the sale of Paul's Cola
bian Oil, in the city Of Baltimore, viz. lt a
Edme Ducatel, sign of the Golden head, No.
26 Market-street. Messrs. Henry KeerI s,
Son, Druggists, sign of CeIsus's Head, No
253 Market-st. near the corner OF Howard-st.
Doct Jesse Talbot, Druggist, corner of Ha-
mover and Market-sts Messrs. Warner and
Hanna, statIoners, corner Of Gay and Market
St.. Messrs. G.. * r. Waits Lottery Of.
fee, corner Of St. Paul's Lane and Market.
st. y. MiltcDberger, Stationer, No 10 SIGN
of Franklin, n. Howard-st. Mcssrs John s
Thomas Vance, Stationers, no. I78 Market
st.---.4t FeA's Point, by Or. Henry Dorry,
Druggist, No. Market-st and. Nathaniel
Knight, Stationer, Feli's-strect. Gin of
Washington. Mess"s. David OFT, s Co. Drug
gists.- PhHadeLthia. MFR. Thomas Love,
at DIR. Edwin A. AtIcc's, No. e North
4th St. John Y. Bryant. Druggist Cor
ner Of I'd and e-Streets-Jeremiah Nor.
ris, Druggist, No. 1913 Market-Sreet--
Stephen North, Druggist, No. IS High st.
between ID and Sd streets, Messrs. Crow s.
Segar, Druggists, Market street.-Ne7v York,
Messrs. John * Tholnas L. Clark, Druggists,
Maiden Lane, Messrs. Laurence & Reese,
Druggists, Pearl st. Messrs. G. s r. Waites's,
Nos SO and 81, Maiden Lane.-York Tc,vn.
DR.. John Fisher Drug. .dnnat0As. Messrs. /
Childs & Shaw.-Gsorge TozOn Dr. John OFT,
Drug.-Laacaster DR.. Samuel Fahnestock,
Drug.-Harri85ug. DR.. John c. Wrestling,
Drug.-Ea8ton. DR.. Thomas H. Dawson,
Drug.-Peters6urg, Vb,g. Messrs. Love and /
Cutler, gists--Hageratszvn DR.. Frede- (
rick Miller, Druggist-Fredertcktogvn Dr. {
John S. Miller, Observation-Disclosures Mess.
John S, Abm. Miller, Druggists-Ranoper' f
Messrs. Frederick S. WIN. Sauermann, Drug f
gists.-CarlisIe. Dr.. John FahnestOck, Drug
gist.-Brook FILE. (Montgomery co., M. \
Brice Gassaway,
And IN HLEXANDRIA, BT
RICHARD H. LITTLE, Druggist.
Also, wholesale or retail, at my Drug ana
Patent Medicine Store, No. l6, sign OF the \
Mortar, Centre Market Space, Baltimore.
JOHN LOVE.
March % laW3m
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-05-20

(
aS238 blanks 70 a hrlzs }
-----
$4,000 tickets at Ten Dollars each S35o,0oo
CASH PRIZES.
Subject to deduction of fifteen per cent,
Stationary farizes as follow:
First drawn ticket entitled to $4,000
5000 blanks Si2 each
The next 1000 do, Is
90. Ticket after the 5000 blanks S5ooe
First drawn ticket on the 18th and until the
25th day $500 each
Do. 25th 70 s5th Except
ing the Tickets constituting 100 Tickets
prizes
The said ten prizes to consist OF the num-
hers from / 10 1000 inclusive, each ham
dred of the said 1000 10 be one prize, the
first drawn hundred or lowest number for
the 18th day, and so regularly ascending to
he 35th
First drawn ticket on thessth $4,000
Do. 36th to 4lst 500
Do. 4lst to 5otb Inclusive 1000
Do. 55th day $4,000
THE hrize books to consist ofyNos. a 1000
The object contemplated obe accomplish
ed by the above scheme, IS emlnently cnu'
tied to the favor and patronage OF the citls
zsns Of Baltimore. The establishment OF
Medical College will unquestionably have
beneficial influence on the general literary
character Of our city: on it perhaps may be
hereafter 5engrafted the other Colleges, and
thus an university be constituted.
1t will however give us other important
sdvantagcs--it will promote spirit OF IN
yestigation in the faculty, it will induce
Young men of talents to establish themselves
in our civ, and thereby permanently secure
TO this community the best aid that can be
Afforded BIZ the medical profession. 1t may
also be proper to remark that II thus scho .oi
should prosper, as is anticipated, 1t Will
cause large sums to be expended annually
in this city, which would otherwise be dis
burseG in other places
yy'e presume that those gentlemen who
are anxious for the advancement OF the IN
terests of Baltimore, will give us their sup
mort on the above considerations.
Tolthose who are. inclined to profit them
selves at the same time that they encourage
us--we confidently say, that no scheme OF
lottery SO splendid or promising as the a.
hnve. has ever been offered In this country
pP The commiss ioners having already
contracted for the sale of a sufficient number
of Tickets TO authorize them in fixing the
earliestl day for drawing, that the time ne
cessary for making preparations viii admlt,
GIHE. NOTICE.
That the drawing OF the Medical College
>-1ssa Iotterv will commence
On the 18th day Of June next.
TICKETS
may be had by application 70 the managers
MANAGERS
Yobn p. Dayiloe ,AIidd'n D Masruder
Jsmes Mosher Isaac Purrell
John Comeggs Benjamin berry
Robert Cary Long George winchester
y y Nnliikin John Crawford
r a. Smith G.. E. Mitchell
Mn Harrison P. IT. Nicklin
w. H Clendinen William M'Mechen
Fielding Lucas, Jun. ]. 7, H. Worthingtor
W;ll;.m WYNN William Jessop
David Hoffman Henry Thompson
Samuel Baker Charles a, warmed
James Cooke Charles Wlrgman
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-05-20

John B. Dayidge
James Mosher
John Comeggs
Robert Cary Long
b. H. Mullikin
q. AZ Smith
Hall Harrison
w. II Clendinen
Fielding Lucas, Jun.
William Gwynn
David Hoffman
Samuel Baker
James Cooke
Jonathan Meredith
Jeremiah Sullivan
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-30

amount alrea d. stated VIII &c provided, and
that the incre asc Of debt, during the war, viii
not exceed fifty millions.
In answering the inquiries of the commit
tee on subjects so intimately connected with
the most important questions of national con-
Germ, it became an imperious duty to repre-
sent every circumstance precisely as it was
or appeared to be, and without exaggeratinx
or Disgusting any of the difficulties which
must be encountered. To understand these
| to their full extent will afford the best means
| OF overcoming them; and there is none
which appears insurmountablc or even dis
conraging. What appears to be of vital inn
portance is, that the crisis should at once
be met by the adoption deficient measures,
which will with certainty provide means
commensurate with the expense, and by pre-
serving unimpaired, instead of a6sy5og, that
public credit on which the public resources so
emmently depend, will enable the United
States to persevere IN the contest until an
honorable pe ace shall have been obtained.
| j have the honor to be,
/ With great respect,
| Sir,
: Your ob't. humble servant,
| ALBERT GALLATIN.
110t. Ezekiel Bacon, Chairman Of the Com
| 49, mice Of Ways and Means.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-30
S2,220,0oo
100000
100000
2,7so,ooo

A sum somewhat less than the presumed
surplus of three millions, as above stated, and
which will be nearly sufficient to reimburse
before the year 1923 the whole existing debt
OF the United States, with the exception Of
the three per cent, stock. The loans con-
tracted during the war being made irredeem-
able for at least ten years, the 1sr eimburse-
ment would fan on that year; and the whole
Of the appropriation of 6 millions, after de
Quoting S +S5, 900 for the interest Of the three
per cent. stock, would thenceforth be appli-
cable to the payment of the interest and prin-
cipal Of the new debt The precise period
of final .cxtinguishment, and the precise a
mount of annual payments will depend on the
terms ofthe loans and on the number of years
for which 1t may be necessary to make each
loan irredeenable. But this sketch is sufIi-
cient TO shew, 1st. That no Inconvenience will
arse in making the loans irredeemable for
ten years, Since there is not much probability
that they could be sooner discharged. 2diy.
That the appropriation Of eight millions will
be sufficient for their final reimbursement
3dly. That that reimbursement, and that of
the whole debt Of the United States (the three
per cent. stock cZcepted) will probably be ef-
fectcd within fifteen years after the restorati-
ON of peace. II must always be remember
cd that those estimates are predicated on the
suppositicn that an additional revenue 20 the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-30

q. Duties on sales At auction These conf
ned to the sales of articles of foreign produce
and arthe same rate as heretorors.
may produce about fifty thousand dollars
s. D2sieS upon carriages for the conveyaacc "
persons. Those duties adding at the ratio or fi .
typer cent. on the duties formerly raised. sre (
estimated to produce one hundred and fft,
thousand dollars
u. Stamp duties. An association Of idee-
which connects those duties with the attempt
OF Great Britain to tax America, and which
might with equal propriety attach odium 10 the
duty on the Importation OF tea, has rendered
their name in some degree unpopular.
The great extension Of post roads, and the
facility OF distribution have however, removed
the most substantial objection TO which they
were liable. They do not appear to be more
announcement than any other internal tax, and
the expences of collection arc less than on any
other, beng only commission on The sale, and
the cost OF paper and stamping. At the same
rate rs heretofore, with the exception of bank
notes, on which an increase appears proper,
Gwi,h option to the banks 20 paw 1-2Oth par. OF
ltheir dividends in lieu thereof. they are estima
ted to produce FIVE hundred thousand dollars. I
REHABILITATION.
Direct tax, gross amount, 100000
Duties on spirits, and Ii
cences to distillers,
gross amount, S4O0,COO
Refined sugar, gross a.
mount, 100000
Retailers licences, do 100000
Sales ut auction, do $4,000
Duties on carriages, do. 10000
Stamp duties, do. 100000
| - 100000
| Total gross amount 5.Oos. Ooo
Deduct expenses of assessment on
collection and losses, estimate
ut Is per cent. ~ 10000
| Net amount estimated for 1914, Sa,25O,OoO
But are not estimated to yield in
1878, more than $4,000. GOO
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-30

IaVcT0 KCePcTS Tccnced under tHe authority
Of any state, and not living in any city, town.
village, or within FIVE miles thereof, TO be cx.
eePted. Every other person vino sells wines,
foreign spirits or foreign merchandise, other
wise than in the vessel or package Of iSnpotsti-
on or ~ the case Of dry goods, otherwise than
by the piece, and every person who sells domc5-
TIC spirits 10 less quantity than thirty gallons, 90
be considered as a retailer.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-10-16
Public Sale.

WILL be sold by public auction, on
w Thursday the 18th November next,
Cat the Big Spring, within two miles of Mar
tinsburgh, on the main road leading from
thence to Winchester,) on q credit of ten
months, fifteen head of Horses, twenty
head of Cattle, consisting Of Mich Cows,
Steers and Heifers, forty head Of Sheep,
fifty head Of Hogs, one Road Wagon ia
complete order, PIows, Harrows, and .
great variety Of Farming Utensils ; two
Copper Stills of 118 and IS gallons, with
Tubs, Kegs, &c. complete-(the Stills are
in good order) one iron-nut apple mill
(highly approved of) also a large quantity
of Rye, Corn and B~uckwheat, and a large
quantity of apple Brandy. The sale to
begin at ten o'clock Of the day. and continue
from day to day until all is sold. Due at.
tendance will be given, and further particu-
lars made known, by
p. & II. NADENBOUScH.
October Is, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-10-16
By the President Of the United States Of
dmericd,
A PROCLAMATION.

Whereas information has been received
that a number o. individuals, who have de-
serted from the army of the United States,
have become sensible of their offences, and
DESTROYS of returning to their duty
A full pardon is hereby granted and pro-
claimed to Zach and all such individuals as
shall, within four months from the date
hereof, surrender themselves to the com.
handing officer of any military post within
the United States, or the territories there
of.
In testimony whereof, l have caused the
seal of the United States, to be
(sEAL.) affixed to these presents, and sign
ed the same with my hand.
Done at the City of Washington, the
eighth day of October, A. ID. 1912,
and of the independence of the Uni
ted States the thirty.seventh.
JAMES MADISON.
By The President.
JAMES MONROE,
Secretary Of State
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-10-16
REPORT.

The Committee appointed by the meeting
on Saturday last, to solicit subscriptions to-
wards a fund for the accommodation and com
hort Of the drafts, volunteers, or their fsmi-
hes, proceeded, without delay. to discharge
the objects Of their appointment and now
beg leave to submit the following as the re-
sait of their exertions:
They have obtainea subscriptions, from the
upper ward, o. 6l5 dollars and twenty-five
blankets from the middle ward, of 2,225
collars IS cents and eight blankets from the
lower ward, of 432 dollars and eleven blan-
sets and IL Manchester, of 362 dollars, as
Tar as the committee have information -
Total, 1854 IS cents, and Al blankets /;
Which, added to the subscriptions at the Capt.
toi of 900 dollars, makes the sum of IS, o44
81 cents.
Dat OF the above sum, there have
been paid in the upper ward, SlS5 90
IN the middle ward, 796 S5
In the lower ward, 237 90
la Manchester (as far as they
are informed) 49, 90
Now in the hands of the Secreta-
ry Of the General Meeting, I35 90
haking the sum total Of receipts, 1857 IS
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-10-16
Public Sale.

TWILL be, sold by public auction, on
w Tuesday the Sd November next, &C
the subscribers residence, seven miles
from Martinsburgh and three from Shep-
herds Town, in sight of the road leading
from the former to the latter place, six or
eight Young Horses, fit for either saddle
or harness, a good Road Wagon, CON-
pletely furnished for the road, 20 head of
Sheep and some Young Cattle, . set OF
J~oiner's and Carpenters Tools, 4 six-plate
Stove, 20 Geese, and sundry other articles
too tedious to meation. Nine months cree
dit will be given, the purchaser giving bond
and approved security. The sale will be-
gin at nine O'Clock.
FRANCIS JONES.
October 16, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-10-16
INTERNATIONALLY Oct. 9

There were lying yesterday in the port
of hlexandris, in this district, IS ships,
some os them very large, 10 brigs, i6
.schooners, $ sioops, and IS small craft
Most of the sea.vessels are loading with
-four for the European peninsula, for which
article we believe as high as eleven dollars
per barrel has been given at that place with
in a few days past.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-10-16
GENERAL MEETING.

AT meeting of the Citizens of Richmond,
Manchester and their vicinities, held, accord
ing to adjournment, at the Capitol, on Thurs
Gay, September 10th, 1872
His Excellency James Barbour, in the
Chair, Wns Maaford, Secretary.
General James Wood, from the committee
aappolnted to solicit subscriptions, made the
following
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-10-16
M7HEREAs a certain Deoee Riley

WHEREAS a certain Denec Riley
w has cautioned the people against TAX
ing assignments on three notes given D
George Lamon, as he the said Lamon did
NOT comply with his bargain. Now take
notice, that said Lamon was always ready,
and is low ready, if any of the said Riley's
agents viii come forward, as l have been
informed by his neighbours that he dare
NOT come forward, as the report says, he
the said Riley, has been accused and own
ed to taking money out of some gentle
mans pocket on the way from Martins
burgh to Back Greek, and has few his
country IN consequence thereof. Now I
should wish TO find out this acting agent
for him, as | would look upon him 70 stand
in his shoes. Whosoevcr has published
this piece, ifI find them out 1 viii take no.
tice OF them, as always stand to my bar
gain, whether good or bad.
GEORGE LAMON.
October 16. 1912.