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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-26

The LoAN.--The letter Of the Secretar,
OF the Treasury, in this days paper. to
which We particularly request the attention
ot the opposition editors, precludcs the ne.
cessity OF any further remarks from nc IN
this subject. 1t is one on which our friends
need feel no uneesiuess and however bigh
may have been the Federal tone, we pre =.
dict that this plain official statement Of facts
VIII REFUGE u 0fIozy per. MAJ. Int.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-26

INITYOF RICHMOND--In pursuance of an or
J dinancc of the Common Hall OF sad City enti-
sId An ordinance to amend the ordinance to pre-
vent dogs from going at large in the city OF Rich
mond"' Notice is hereby given that no dogs will
be permitted to at large within the SAID CITY
between the first day of next month and the nj
teenth day of September next
In pursuance of resolution of the Common
Hail of said City passed. the 18th May 1879, notice
is hereby given that the said Common Hall will, on
. he third monday in next Month (June,) proceed to
he appointment of mathematical Surveyor OF the
aid city ~, MN
May %. til.
CHELTON g FINNEY, are now receiving, and
~ oifer for sale
10 Hhds prime New-Orleans Sugar,
Is low priced Muscovado do.
25 bales first quality Upland Cotton,
10 tierces fresh Rice.
MAY 60 WIN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-26

Surry county, May 10, 1912. ST.
n. b If the weather should he such as to proven
sale of the property the day appointed as above
1t win take place the irst fair day thereafter.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-21

THE subscribers are now receiving from
Philadelphia, and opening at their store IN
Shepherds Town, in addition to their A
pril purchases, variety OF Fancy articles,
among which are:
Super Undressed and Dressed Prints,
Chntzes and Ginghams,
Superhne Cambrick and Cambrick Jaco'
net Muslins.
Laced Null and Spider Cambrick ditto,
FIGURED and plain Leno ditto.
Italian Silks and Grapes,
Figured Gauze,
Black and white Parasenets,
White, green and pink Sarsenets,
Laven,ine, Damask and other Fancy
Silk Shawls,
Silk and Kid extra and short Gloves,
Silk and Cotton Hose,
Satin, Lutestring and fringed Mantua
RIBBONS,
Chenilles, Silk Cords, Silk Buttons and
Artificial Flowers,
Silk and Straw Bonnets, some dressed,
London dressed KID and Morocco Shoes,
Philadelphia particular made ditto
Common Morocco ditto.
Misses and Chidren's ditto
Also
Mems and Women's, Boys and Girls
Leather Shoes, all fully assorted,
Boot Legs, Fair Tops, Boot Cords aud
black, yellow and red Morocco Skins,
China, Queens and Glass Wares,
Drugs and Patent Medicines,
Benz amin James Harris's best Chewing
Tobacco,
Groceries and Liquors we'll assorted and
as usual genuine.
A fresh supply of Domestic Goods,
Ticklingburgs, Osnaburgs, Sheetings and
Ducks, Coarse Muslins, and MANY other
useful and necessary articles, which are
submitted to the inspection of the public.
JAMES BROWN, & Co.
Shepherds Town, July 10, 1912. (O
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-21
For Sale,

"HAT valuable Farm whereon the
4 subscriber now lives, late the pro-
perty of Col. Moses Rawlings, decd, situ-
ate 10 the County of Hampshire and State
of Virginia, containing three hundred and
three fourth acres, bounded on one side by
Patterson's creek, and on the other by the
North Branch of PotomAck there Is on
this property genteel dwelling house, an
excellent barn and all other necessary out
houses, in tolera5le good repair, very
valuable apple orchard, from about one
hundred and fifty to two hundred acres OF
cleared land, the balance IN good timber,
an excellent failing sprlog within dtty
yards OF the door, about twelve or hiteen
acres of fine mestow, and as much more
NAV be made as the purchaser may think
oper, about seventy or eighty acres OF this
land Is fine corn bottom, the balance hue
wheat land, and equal to any other tor grass /;
this property, from IT'S elegaoce OF sitoatlou,
fertility Of soil, health and convenience to
navigation, makes it among the most de.
siFable pieces of property IN the upper
part of the state, lying within seven miles
of Cumberland, FIVE of Frankfort, and sc.
ven of Id Town, at which places there are
five or six merchant mills, and within $50
yards of the main road leading through the
state of Mar, land, where all kinds OF stock
can he selected at pleasure. The terms OF
sale will be made known by application to
the subscriber (who will remain on said
land until bout the first of October next,
and after that time intends removing TO
Clarksburgh, Vlrginia) Doct. Lewis Dunn,
near Frankfort, or James CressP, Esq. in
Old Town.
JOHN L. SEHON.
July "a, 1912. (c2m)
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-21
4 Valuable Farm for sale.

TOR sale avery valuable Farm of Lime
/ stone Land of the first quality, IN
Berkeley County, Virginia, withso one
mile of Martinsburgh, on main public
road, containing $40 acres, 200 acres of
which are cleared and in high state OF cul.
tivation, the balance well clothed with fine
white and black oak, walnut and hickory
tmber-1OO acres well set in clover, now
fl for moving, and IS acres in excellent
timothy meadow-an orchard of 400 bear.
ing Apple trees, and variety of other fruit
trees-On this farm is erected large two
story dwelling house, large new barn with
sheds all round, and NOW that will con.
tain twenty tons of hay, with all other me-
cessary buildings There is also on the
land an excellent Distillery, sufficiently
large for three stills, with the advantage OF
overhead water--there are six never. failing
springs on the land, which afford abundance
of water for every part ofls-there is a SUIT
hcsnt quantity of stone quarried to put up
200 rods of fence-shis land lies In the
most favourable form, and may be so divi-
ded as to make two good farms, with
dwelling house and all other necessary
buildings on each--its public situation, rem
ders it a valuable situation for tavern, and
much money may be made by pasturing
droves and other cattle. For terms apply
to the subscriber living on the premises.
HENRY MILLER, sen.
July 81, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-21
One Reward.

D AN away from my plantation near
IN Charles. Town, Jefferson County, Va.
on the night of the 18th of January last, a
negro boy named GEORGE, aged about
10 or 20 wears, five feet or inches high,
square built and somewhatbow legged, has
bad part of one Of his great toes and the
toe sdjoiningit chopped off with an axe,
has lost two or three OF his upper from. teeth,
which perceivably affects his speech, and
has scar on his chin. He had on new
drab coloured home made cloth coat, TOW
linen shirt, wool hat, yarn stockings and
coarse strong shoes; his other clothing not
particularly recollected. will give the a.
bove reward to any person who will appre.
bend said negro and bring him to me, or
secure him in anv Jail so that get him a.
gain, and all reasonable charges.
M: RANSOM.
April %, 1919.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-21
WOOL MILL.

THE subscriber most respectfully IN.
/ forms his friends and the public &C..
nerally, that his machine is now in the most
complete order for carding wool. From
the superior quality of his machine he shall
be able to make good rolls for the m that
may please to favor him with their custom.
If wool is sent in good order he will war.
rant good rolls. Those who cone from a
distance can get their rolls to take with them,
if they come early in the day.
JONATHAN CUSHWA.
Berkeley County, July 81, 1912.
N. b. Twill take wool, at market price,
in payment.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-21
For Rent.

THE subscriber wishes to rent the
i House in which he now lives, situate
on the public square, Martinsburgh, well
known as an excellent stand tor Tavern,
in which capacity it has been kept for more
than twenty years-Ihis house is sufficient
ly large for any business the place affords,
and in every respect we'll calculated for pub
lie en,ertalnment-it is provided with
large stone Stable, Grauary and Shed,
good Garden, &c. win rent this proper
" from the present time until the first Of
ne It April, after which time it may be leas-
ed for term Of years, If required,
THOMAS rABB.
July 81, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-21
An Overseer w anted.

7 WISH to engage as an Overseer for the
i next year, sober, active, industrious
honest man, who is we'll acquainted with
the management ofa Farm with eight or
ten able hands-To save the trouble of a
personal application for the present, a letter
may be sent by post to Martinsburgh IN
berkeley County-A letter of recommen.
dation will be required. have number
of Ewes. young Cattle and some Mares
and Colts, some of which are high blooded,
which | will sell on a reasonable credit.
WEIGH COLSTON.
July 81, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-21
PRIME LEATHER

of every description just finished and now
ready for sale.
Also on hands few large nice Hog Skins,
suitable for Saddle Seats, Morocco Skins
Boot-Legs of all kinds, Fair Tops, Shoe.
bread, Shoe Knives, Rubbers, Awl
Blades, &c. &c.
Also we'll seasoned Flooring. Weather.
boarding and Fencing PLANK, fit for
immediate use.
Wraught and Cut NAILS of all sizes. 30
JAMES S. LANE.
Shepherds. Town, August r. 1919.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-21
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

. AN away from the subscriber, on
. Sunday last, negro man named
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-21

TAKEN up BY the subscriber living
i near the Cross Roads, about four
miles from Martinsburgh, an estray
MULE, six or seven years old, eleven
hands high, of a brown colour, with two
small white spots on the rump, has roach.
ed name, no brand or ear mark, and APP
praised to 20 dollars. The owner is desired
to prove property, pay charges and take it
away. ~ o,,>,r
Jolly 81, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-21
Land for sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale 800 acres
l. of unimproved land, situate in the
County of Berkeley. Any person wishing
to purchase, will be shewn the land, and
further particulars made known, on appliea-
ton to
WILLIAM PENDLETON, jun.
May 8, 1912. If.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-21

Fresh Lemons and Lemon
Acid, just received, by
JAMES S. LANE.
Shepherds. I own, July "a, 1919.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-21
JAMES HILL,

of a yellowish black colour, about IS or SO
wears old, about feet or 9 iaches high,
has two scars in his forehead near the edge
of his hair-if confused has stsmmering
in his speech, had on and took with him
two surtui.s, one of London brown super.
fine cloth half worn, the other of coarse
dark brown cloth half worn, black super
fine streight bodied cloth coat about halt
worn, three jackets, one black satin, one
swansdown and the other a mersals, black
corded constitution trowsers, fur hat, shoes
and stockiogs-had part of his cloths tied
in red bandanoe handkerchief or new
shawl-If he is taken within the county, I
will give Twenty FIVE Dollars reward, and if
out of the county and secured in any jai! 80
that may get him again Thirty Dollars re-
ward, and all reasonable charges If brought
home. JOSIAH FLACC.
Berkeley County, May %, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-21

THE subscribers have for sale a. their
store in Shepherd's- Town, the following
valuable Medicines, viz.
Msgnisia, sColumbia Root,
Cream of Tarter, Gintian ditto,
Caster Oil, Orange Peel,
Glauber Salts. Re6n'd Camphor,
Hahn's Anti Bilious Sugar Lead,
Pills, ) Pearl Barly,
Lees genuine ditto, Essence Peppermint.
Tafter Emetic, Red Bark,
Calomil, Yellow ditto,
JaloP, Parigoric,
Pau's ColumbianOil ALSO,
British ditto : Windsor Soap,
Essential Oil Worm Red and Black Ink
Seed, Powders,
Spirits Turpentine, Indigo, proved good.
Godfries Cordial, And Also.
Aloes, Nutmegs, Cloves
Anotto, Mace. Cinnamon
Liquorace Ball, SRace Ginger. &c.
Chamomile Flowers,
JAMES BROWN, & Co.
Shepherds. Town, August z, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-21
Ten Dollars Reward.

l. en- UOllafS hCW dlA.
RAN away from the subscriber living in
Shepherds. Town, Jefferson County, Va.
ON the 25th instant, an apprentice boy to
the blacksmith's business, named
Robert S1van,
about seventeen or eighteen years OF age,
light hair cut short, scar on one side OF
his face, fresh coloured aud round shout
dered, had on and took with him one light
blue cotton long coat and overalis of the
same, one new white fur hat and sundry
other clothing. Any person who will ap-
prehend said runaway, and secure him so
that get him again, shall receive the above
reward, and reasonable charges it brought
home.
PHILIP ENTLER.
July 81, 1912.
N. B. All persons are cautioned, at
their peril, against harbouring or employ
ing said runaway.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-21
Jolly 81, 1912.

VHE subscriber offers for sale the house
and half lot of ground where he now
lives. at the junction of Martin and Ger
man street the house is two stories high,
with an excellent cellar under it--aiso one
other half lot Of ground on the north side OF
Martin street, whereon is small dwelling
house, 20 by is feet, an excellent cooper'ss
aud weaver's shop-also one whole lot OF
eronnd At the west end of Martin street,
formerly owned by Mr.. Patrick Dutiy !;
there is small dwelling house on said lot.
Any person wishing to purchase may Koo"
the terms by applying TO IMP
John GALLAHER.
Martiusburgh, July 81, 1872
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-21
Worthin.gton, Cookus, 6 Co.

II AVE for sale the following Books, viz
Family Bibles, Parents Friend.
Davis Sermons, Deapon's Voyages,
Wesley's Sermons, History of Ireland,
Village Sermons, Revolutionary Plu.
Doddrige's tarchs,
Sawkin's Sermons, Forsythe on Fruit.
Christian trees,
in Asia, Stranger in France
Rise and Progress in $ Stranger in Ireland
Religion, ; Morse's Gazetteer,
Spiritual Treasury, 5 Walkers do.
Practical Piety, Memoirs of Cum
Christians great In. : berland,
teres,, : Jesuits Letters,
Walk of Faith, ; Junius Letters,
Triumph of Faith, 5Oyid's art of Love,
Reign of Grace, : Man of Feeling,
SCOTS Essays, Thinks I to myself
Holy War, who,
Ancient Israelites, Scottish Chiefs,
Harvey's Medta- ; rhaddius ofW arsaw
tions, Exiles of Siberia,
Confession of Faith, : LA Rosenberg,
Devout Exercises, Cellbs in search Of a
Faber on the Pro- : wife,
phecies, : Modern of Griselda
Gaston's Collections, ) Self Controul,
Buffers Analogy, ; Prince Engine,
Serious calls to the Tales of FashicSa
unconverted, { BILE Life,
Glad ridings, ; Corinna,
Guide and Refuge, 5 Refusal,
mpson's Plea, SVicar of Wakefield
Smiths Essays, American Lady,
Pilgrims Progress, British Spy,
Dick & Pany on In. Cowpe,'s Task,
spiration, $ Campbelps Poems,
Thornton Abey, ; WalterScott's Poe m
Hive, ) Burns Poems,
Watts Psalms and ! thompson Seasons
HYMNS, sSolitude Sweetened
Wesley's Hymns, History of America
Life of Wesley, Morse's Geography
Ramsey's Life of 5 American Nepos,
Washington, Natural History,
Wcems' Life of Gass' Journal,
Washington, Walker'sDictionary
Life of DR.. Franklin, MurrysIntroductio
Life of Col. Gardner, - Key,
Life of Col. Darwin, - Exercises,
Modern Europe, . Sequel,
Domestic Encyclo- - Grammer,
padia, ; SCOTS Lessons,
Gillis' History, s Enfelds Speaker,
Leo 10th, SYoung Mans Con
Lorenzo de Medice,> panlon,
! Matthews on Popu. Fishers Companion
lation, American Guide,
Select Speeches, SGough's Arithmetic
Stephens War,
together with many more on various sui
iects, too numerous for insertion-an
book that may be called for which the
Ihave not. they will undertake to furnis
upon the shortest notice.
| Shepherd's-Town, June $, 1s12.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-21
LANDS for Sale.

TIME subscriber will dispose OF bty
private contract, the following ianas'
belonging to the estate of John Dimms..'
dec'doOne tract lying in Hampshire oup"
ty, Virginia, on Potomaek river one m'le
above the mouth Of Big Cacaphon ereeE'
Containing $50 acres, well improved- .an.
other trae, adjoining, on Road Ridge con.
tanning 200 acres, unimprovsd-also. one
other tract, adjoining the others, contain
inc SIS acres, also unimproved. Any per-
son wishing to view said lands, VIII 10, DC
shewn them, by applying to Thomas WI
i;ama who lives near the lands.
JOSEPH DUCKWAAA' rs,
July %, :2l2.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-13

pass authosisiay the su,a NJ 5000 dollars 70 be
rais.d ny way ~ lottery for the purpose Of aid
ing the establishment yf a free school in the
sand County. be rejected.
z. Resolved, As iireorlnicn o: this commit
tee, that the petition Ola number of the resi-.
dents OF In. County of Princess Anne, PRAYING
that an set may pass, authorising sum OF mo-
ney to be raised by way OF lottery, for the es.a-
biishnent and support of an Academy in the
said County, be rejected.
g. Resolved. As the opinion cf this commit
tee, that the petition of the Overseers OF the
Poor of the County of King and Queen, prayinc,
that they and their Successors may be autho.i-
sedto receive or recoverby legal means, the sill
yer plate which formerly belonged to the chur-
ches within the several parishes IL, the said
| County, to make sale of the SAME, and apply
I the proceeds thereofas by an act passed on the
18th day OF January, 1872, the said overseers
are directed, is reasonable.
| 10 be Continued
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-13
from Washington city, Jan. 9.

The Senate have rejected all the amend
ments of the House of Representatives 20 the
Army Bill which go to limit the appointment
OF officers, &c. by very large majoritics. It
remains for the House to recede from, or IN
sist on, their amendments.
The House of Representatives have pro-
crossed in the digestion and consideration of
other preparatory measures suited tothe cri-
sis, as will be seen by reference to the pro-
ceedings of the two last days. The bill for
organizing vuluntcer corps was Yesterday
debated in committe ofthe whole. The num-
Der authorisedis Fi/fy thousand and an APP
preparation Of three millions of dollars is
contained in the bill, applicable to the Oh
Jects It contcmplates. The committee made
considerable progress in the bill, but adjourn
ed without reporting it to the House. There
IS not much doubt gifts passage through the
House Of Representatives
NJ IT,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-13

ratlcn o. Il, that It might be re -conm,tted -
the committee OF WAYS and Means, IN order TO
have some errors which had ESCAPED the com
m,iee. corrected Agreed.
Mr. Hhea said, That persons entitled 70 pen.
sions had found great difficulty in complying
with the acquisitions ct che law as it now stood
tie wished 10 Simplify the business, and for that
purpose offered To the House a resolution,
which, after some observations from different
members, and receiving an amendment from
Mr. Ghoison, The chairman of the committee of
| Cialms, Was agreed to, and referred to that
+! com:nittce.
Mt Porter, the chairman of the committee Of
roreiEn relations, said, that it having been dis.
| covered that there were some parts of the bill
| Tor RAISING Volunteer Corps, which required
correction, and which could be better done b,
the committee who reported il than i'll commit
| tee OF the whole, he would move to discharge
the committee of tbs whole from the turtle,
consideration of the bill, in order 10 re-commi
it.
ihis motion was objected to by Mr. Smile
| "a member OF the committee on Foreign Rela
tions) who said that no meeting of the commit
tee had been had, which he thought ought e
have taken place before motion of this kind
was made. He had heard nothing fthese cor
rcctions before, and did net understand the ma
naScment which appeared to attend this bust
ness.
The Speaker objected to the term manage
',,eat, as applied to any committee of thai
House.
Mr.. Smile explained, and after some obscr
vations from other members, the motion 20 dis
charge the committee of the whole was agreed
TO, and the bill reicommitted
Mr. Jennings ohercda resolution calling up
on She President OF the United S,ates for infor
nation respecting the appointment of certain
indian Agents, &c. in the Indiana and Illinoi.
Tcrritics; but some objection being made to it
on the ground of similar resolution having al
ready been entered into, it WAS ordered to Ii,
upon the table
The order of the day being called fo., the bill
for raising an additional force was taken up, ant
t read the THIRD time, and the question being pu
snail the bill pass its third rcadingw
Mr.. Shelley rose, and spoke about three hour:
against the passage of the bill, and in favor o.
maintaining the country in state of peace. Hi.
speech will appear in course.
Alter which, Mr.. Rhea said he wished to de
iyer his sentiments on the passage of the bill.
but as it was late, he moved an adjournment
which was carrid
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-13
Fn1pAY, January 8.

Mr. Lacoek presented the petition of the wi.
dow OF General Alexander Fowler, who GAME
to.this country III the year 1868, and who ger
we'd IN the French war, stating that ne received
from Virginia, warrants for 10, 1000 acres ofIand
but never derived any advantage from then,
Relief 10 prayed for.-Refcrred
Mr. Gholson, from the committee of Claims
made report in favor Of James Anderson. WHO
prayed for payment Of supplies furnished tlu-
ring the revolution The report was commit
ted.
Mr.. Rhea, from the committee Of Post. o flee
and Post-HoSds, to whom was referred the pet;
lions Of several Religious Societies IN the ives
tern parts Of Pennsylvania, complaining Of the
practice Of travelling with the nail, and open.
ing it at the Offices on the Sabbath. rc,or-
ted, that however desirable the regulations for
which they pray may be, that AZ this particular
crisis Of our affairs, it is nexpedient to make
any alterations in this respect.--The report was
coneurred with.
Dir. Newton, from the committee of Com.
iueree and Manufactures, reported bill 20 au.
thorise the Secretary Of the Treasury, underline
authority Of the President of the Bnited States
10 purchase from Winslow Lewis, his paaent
right to a new method of lighting lighthouses.
and for other purposes. { Nc ~ stated, that
by this new method, Lighthouse which now
consumes 1909 gallons OF oil, IN certain peri.
Cd, would be supplied by 40 only The bill
was twice read ssd committed
Mr.. Bacon moved thst The COMMITTEES oFtbc
Whole to whom VS. Fs.erred the report on the
petitions Of the sciisetors Of tie several ports.
night be discharged from Tie further conside-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-13
Nonro1x. January 10

NORFOLK, January 10.
The Catholics Of this place impressed yifh
sympathy and awe, oceasoned by the late dread
tul visitation Of Divine Providence, upon &c
inhabitants Of Richmond, convened yesterlsv
At their Chapel for the purpose of Offering IN
their petitions to the Most High, in behalf Of
their fellow creatures thus suddenly launched
INTO eternity, The scene was Tlouruful and i'm
pressive the Chapel was hung with black.
and in the centre was scDuichF1I r5,nurnept
with suitable inscriptions. we might enlsrq.
our description Ct what was to be seen. but Wbst
was felt by the whole congregation, babies All
the powers Of description. The service was
conducted with awful solcmnity, and the venc-
rable Pastor, Mr.. Lacy, delivered yerypathes
TIC and suitable discourse. The Chapel was
unusually crowded
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-01-13

A Lady's Silk Peisse was found by MIR.
n Lewis Converts servant. ON the unfor-
tunats night ofthe 18th Dec. last-anv per-
son may hayoit by proving property and pay.
ing tic advertisement
LEWIS CONVERT.
JAM Z, 1912. B.