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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-31
Gee 8a5ate
Wa,tinsbuugh, July 81.

An account has just reached as, from the
ee0oted City Of baltimore, Of the most hor-
ri6te ndture.--Our readers are acquainted
acih the late Uiotent outrage committed on
the Federal Republican office in that I'LL fated
p!dce-Stmce the Destruction Qfthe office IN
baltimore, the Federdt Republican haS been
resumed en- Georgetoeon--O Informant
states, that sn consequence of comments
made upon that outrage, moi had again
assembled and Threatened destruction to THE
d6oeHdng ofA c Hanson, Esq. one Of the
edttorS-lHr. Hanson had been apprized Of
their intention, and assembled some of his
friends, to the number Of eighteea-O On Hon
day night last, the mob surrounded his
mouse, THREATENING to dsmotish 1.-THE
friends ef Mr.. Hanson adoised them to de-
s18t, 6"t without efect-they then fired up
on the mot and killed sir Of them-this DIS
persed them for the night, but they again
assembled ia the morning, NTH increased
sa1mters and redou6ied fury, breathing de-
struction to every thing that opposed them.
Mr. Hanson and his friends acre nop adj
used By the Mayor to take refuge IN the City
.jdlt-6at this 1oas not sufficient to protect
thent-tbe moo insmedi lately got posSessios
Of t1co field pieces. Nth sphich they effected
an entrance into che jail, and mastered
an the most savage manner, Mr.. Hanson
and fourteen of his adhereRts Gen Harry
Lee, former Governor of Virginia, and
Col Lynn, Of Atisghaay County, Harry
tdnd, are sad to be among the uictines--
NE giOe this report, as 1t came from the
stage dri0er from Baltimore, and haze rea
son for 5etteoiag 1t true.-JTe aoant cords
to cypress our horror ofthis hellish vio-
fence and murder
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-31

lion means taking auvay the power O the
king Made 10 stand on the fret as a man.
NTH a mans heart, means MS reducffos to
the condition Of other men, and possessing
similar thoughts.
The Spanish monarchy rviH cease with
this way, and fhe Stadihoidersh,p IF H9l
land uuA be cut q close to the ground; &c.
c0yding to the VISIONS Of God to me an 1892
and rohich Communicated at that time, by
his sacred command, to the king and queen
Of England
The Ouch soiH acknowledge the French
republic, and make hasty beace 1otth II ;
the Portuguese and Prussi0ns aoiA do me
same.
The United States At america z0iH declare
zvay against England but before they do,
France ,ViH lose all her Wesf. India islands )
and after they do, Jamaica WILDE the lasi
IN the possession Of fhe English
II is remarkable, that all the ab2ve br9phe
cies Of Brothers. the fanatic. haUe had
their (uiflment, except the Inter part ot
the last Il is true, the United State,
haze declared vUar against England; ana
that France had preu0usiy lost all he,
Vest India islands and the prophet, z0hc
is now in confinement as Ianatic. may
yet hve 10 see" Tamaica ,he LAST West. In.
dta possession ofthe English,
New-York Pap.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-31
WOOL MILL.

THE subscriber most respectfully in.
i forms his friends and the public ge-
nerally, that his machine is now in the most
complete order for carding wool. Ffom
the superior quality of his machine he shall
be able TO make good rolls for them that
may please to favor him with their custom.
Ii wool is sent in good order he viii war
rant good rolls. Those who cone from =
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. will take wool, at market price,
10 payment.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-31
An Overseer Wanted.

T WISH to engage as an Overscer for the
l. next year, a sober, active, industrious
honest man, who is we'll acquainted with
the management ola Farm with eight or
ten able hands--To save the trouble Of o
personal application for the present, aIetter
may be sent by post to Martinsburgh in
Berkeley County-A letter of recommen-
dation will be required. have . numbs~
of Ewes, young Cattle and some M.res
and Colts, some of which arc high blooded,
which will sell on reasonable credit.
RAWLEICH COLSrON.
July 81, 1919.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-31
For Rent.

THE subscriber wishes to rent the
l. House in which he now lives, situate
on the public square, Martinsburgh, well
known as an excellent stand for Tavern,
10 which capacity it has been kept for more
than twenty years This house is suffi .ient-
ly large for any business the place affords,
and in every respect well calculated for pub.
lie entcrtainment--it is provided with a
large stone Stable, Grsnar, and Shed, a
good Garden, &c. Twill rent this proper
ty from the present time until the first of
next April, after which time it may be leas-
ed for term OF years, if required.
THOMAS TABB.
Tulv 81, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-31
JOHN BODINE.
July 81, 1919.

T%HE subscriber offers for sale the house
j 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-also one
other half lot ground on the north side of
Martin street, whereon is small dwelli pg
house, 90 by g feet, an excellent cooper's
lnd weaver's shop-also one whole lot OF
ground at the west end Of Martin street.
formerly owned 10y Mr.. Patrick Duff,
here is a small dwelling house on said lot
Any person wishing to purchase may know
the terms by APPLYING TO
JOHN GALLAHER.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-31
WARREN, (R. II Iuiy 1


The Honorable General Assembly Of
this State held an extra session at Newport
on Tuesday last, agreeable TO notice from
the Governor. Both houses being con-
vened they proceeded to business. when
the following gentlemen were appointed a
committee of war, from the several coun.
lies Ia the state, viz:
Hon. Simeon Martin, Esq N.u.,-.
Christopher Fowler, Esq p'''
Thomas P. Ives, Esq Providence.
Thomas Moves, Esq Washington.
John T.. Child, Esq Bristol.
Ephraim Bowen, ESQ Kent.
His Excellrncy the Governor was en-
powered to request of the President of the
United States, arms, ammunition, camp
eduipag-, Sc. for the use Of the militia
when called ato service. The returns hav,
ing been nearly completed, IT is expected
the draft will be ordered to take place in
the course OF next week. A vote approx
ing the conduct of the Governor in specially
coaye ming the Legislature at this momen.
tous crisis, passed, with only James
D'Wolf, Esq and seven other dissenting
voices. Thursday the Esd instant. was
ordered to be observed as a day of Public
Humiliation, Fasting and PRAY err, through.
out the State. Both Houses adjourned on
Thursday evening last.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-31
Estray Colt.

CTRAYED away from the subscriber
= on the i4th instant BROWN MARE
LOLT, rising three years old, no brand or
mark; locked. Whoever takes up the
said colt and gives information to the sub-
scriber shall be literally compensated.
JAMES FARR.
Berkeley County, July 81, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-31

powerful nation the world ever yet saw on that ele
ment and at with the same nation on the land,
without the means Of annoyance or dcience. In
what state ofthings arc NC Not in war, according
to M'Fngal-
">ince that's not war, each mortal knows,
Where one side only gives the blows,
g And t'other bears 'em.'
But Sghaf docs 10 all mean tits intended that The
nation shall be made discover its inability TO sus
tam this war alone wIthou foreign assistance and
that il we expect success, must avail ourselves OF
that alliance, offensive and defensive with France,
which she stands ready asd willing conclude with
us fear tins apprehension is not wholly imaginary.
But let the administration beware. Ii such attempt
upon this country shall ever be made the people VIII
unite to say, that the time has arrived when Rs
ssTANcE Is NO REBELLION"
lNerV-fork EUenisS Post, 34J %.
Public feeling appears TO be fast vergiDg
10 that point, which we hope and trust, will
p esent an undivided aud heart appalling
front to the enemies of the Legitimate and
great interests ofthese II States-PEACE
and FREE TRADE. This is truly
faite,ing prospect! The Independent, o.
nanry ct the Northern states are raising
thrr voices in the majesty of their strength,
against the war, and using every constitu.
tionsi exertion to hurl from power the au-
| thors of it. In the middle states and par.
ticclarly in Pennsylvaaia and our sister
state, MARYLAND, we hail with unaffec ted
JOY the present RHtering brosbec; of CON.
plete regeneration from the shaekles Of de-
mocracy dnda ruinous ami commercial ana
agricultural poticg, to the blessings of a
WASHING omar Peace and free commercial
and agricultural system The October c.
lectons will speak "a language that shall
rouse from their tranquility the demagogues
Who now rule over US. To the people oil
/ pirgfnid the honest farmers Of the ancient
1 dominion, whose interests have been sacri
feed by the ruling party at the shrine o.
French supremacy, bv the reduction Of the
price OF the produce Of Your labor Eat pre-
senO at least one hundred per cent and the
prospects stlll worse; we saw, go and dt
Internationally around the friends Of peac.
and the legitimate and atfdinabie rights o.
ysnr country; elect such men and no othe r
TO represent you in the General Assembl,
of the State, and in the Congress of tn,
u. States--untie the Knot which Franc,
has some how got twisted about the neck
OF the present governing party in this coun
try. The sword which has already beer
drawn from its scabbard, NAV, and W,
hope has so weakened it, that with unitet
exertion, the cord may be made to sna
asonder and Virginia once more stand o.
preerninens ground Ill requires but tina
the Phalanx of talents, Of which she Cal
justly boast. should be up and doing--le
them step forward boldly, assert tbei
country's rights, and we are convinced tina,
front would be displayed. not ouly appal
ling to foreign invaders, but also to those
daring invaders Of the rights and interests
of a free aud happy people, from which we
have much more to dread than from the in.
cursicns of any foreign foe.
rAlex Gaz.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-31

guns were fred to the northwsrd CT Cape
May, supposed to be 10 an engagement be-
tween some ships of war.
[Ses also the letter from oor New.York
Correspondents.
Fran our Correspondents at New.Trk.
SATURDAY, July iS-EvEsISG.
Arrived brig hetis, Hill, 81 days from
Guiana, Spanish Man, hides, tobacco,
&c. Left no American vessels, nor spoke
any. Yesterday, (Fridav) off the Cspes
CT Delaware, saw F9ur Ships Of IKay under
English c0i0rs, IN chace of a snip shouting
no c2l0rs, supposed 10 be an american fri
gate, the wind +. N. Z. and the vessels
standing TO the Southwark. The four ships
IN chace, were about miles astern. There
had been bloody contest on the Spanish
Main, in which the friends of Ferdinand
VII. had been successful.
P.S We are fearful the above is the
Constitution ffigate.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-31
Il Valuable Farm for sale.

TOR sale avery valuable Farm OF Lime
i stone Land Of rhe first qaslIty. IA
Berkeley County. Virginia, ~ishin one
mile of M.rtinsburgh, on q main public
road, containing $40 acres, 200 acres OF
which are cleared and 10 high state OF eul-
tivatiou, the balance well clothed wish hnc
white and black oak, walnut add hickory
timber--ioo acres well set ia clover, now
ht for moving, ADD IS acres IN sxcellens
timothy meadow--an orchard Of 40 besr-
ing Apple trees, and q variety OF other iruis
tees-Ou this farm 10 erected . large two
story dwelling house, slsrge new barn with
sheds all round, add a NOW that viii Coz
tain twenty tons Of hav, with all other ne
cessary buildings There Is also on the
land 40 excellent Distillsry, suh :iently
large for three stills. with the advantage Of
overhead water--,hsre are six never-fsiling
springs on the land, which afford abundance
of water tor every part ofis-there 10 sui-
hcient quantity OF stone quarried 70 put up
400 rods OF fcnce-,his land lice 10 the
most favourable form, and may be so divi-
dedss to make two good fArms, with
dwelling house and oil other necessary
buildings on eseh--its public IN, ren-
ders il valuable situation for tavern, and
much money may be made by pzstusing
droves and other cattle. For terms apply
to the subscriber living on the premises.
HENRY MILLEk h, sen.
July 81, 1919.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-31
Estray Mule.

TAKEN up by the subscriber living
L near the Cross Roads, about four
miles from Martinsburgh, an estray
MULE, ak or seven years old, eleven
hands high, of brown colour, with two
small white spots on the rump, has roach.
ed name, no brand or ear mark, and ap.
praised to 20 dollars. The owner is desired
to prove property, pay charges and take i.
away.
JOHN IODINE.
Iulv 81 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-31

Thirty of the Volunteers OF the 5rh De.
taehment of Militia, stationed at George.
town, under the Command Of Major JoaN
kara, deserted from their duty, on the
nights of the 5h, oh, and 9Th ultimo.
The commAndant, by public advertisement,
offers reward of Ten Dollars for th. a2-
pIehension Of each of them.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-31
ALBAN2c, Tulg II.

On Wednesday uas broughtto this, an
dc, a guardef Cavalry, George M'Lean,
arrested IN me io1On ~ Choay, c2uaty Of
Clinton as British SPY, tie mas ue.ter-
Gay convesed 10 The encampment, apostle
it's cltU, at Greenbuah 20 be tried by a
Couri- 1NQrhGk TReei.isr.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-31

Restoration o. the Caesabsaks's Ssamen.
he American lars who. were forcibly
~rested from the Chesapeake by the British
frlgate Leopard, were restored to that YES.
sci on Saturday last in the harbor of Bos-
ton. They were conducted on board the
Chesapeake by Lieut.. Simpsou, the British
oehcer, and received at the gsugway by 1t
Wilkinson OF the Chesapeake, with the
following pertinent address:
Sir am commanded BY Com. Balm
bridge to receive these two Americ sea
men, on the very deck from which they
We're wantonly taken 10 time of peace, by a
Vess OF your nation of superior force"
Mldshpnan Saunders conducted the
men to Com. Bainbridge, upon the quarter
deck The Commodore received them
with these appropriate and truly American
observations:
-" My Lads-I am glad to see you. From
mis deck you were taken by British out.
ia6e-ior your return to it, you owe graft.
,ede to the Government of your country.
A'ur country nov offers 20 YOU an oppor.
'uH''V to revenge your wrongs; and can
not doubt but that you will be DESTROYS of
DONG so on board OF this gerry ship. TRUST
'ne lag that flies on board of her, shall
gonously defend YOU in future
lhfee cheers were given by numerous
company OF citizens and seamen, assem-
0'eu 70 witness the Interesting transaction.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-31

On Sunday next, the Rev. Mr.. Price
will deliver, at the Episcopal Church in
Martinsburgh. a funeral OBSCURE on the
death of Mrs. Harriet Christian.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-31
Extract fIom the Prophecies Of the famou
Nr. Rr0ihers, IN 1892.

me Prophef Daniel, chap. viii" And
Js"' great beasts came up fr0ns tie sea, DIT.
J'fent one f;sm anoiher.
= Inc first Vas like a lion, and il had
saS'e'S 10tngs. I6eheId iii the zViags zUe,e
F"C~f9, a0den H z0as lifted up f,om me
'ar ~ and made TO stand up9n me feet as a
"'1n, and a mans heart zOas given 10 H."
:: 1"e hon means Ge0rge III me present
'''e q E"gIand' RIucking Tie sV,ngs ofths
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-31
Ten Dollars Reward.

RAN away from the subscriber living in
Shepherds Town, jefferson County. Va.
on the 25th instant, an apprentice boy to
the blacksmith's business, canned
Robert SzO1n,
about seventeen or eighteen years of age,
light hair cut short, scar on one side of
his face, fresh coloured and round shoul-
dered, had on and took with him one light
blue cotton long coatSand overalls of the
same, one new white fur hat and sundry
other clothing. Any person who viii APP
prehend said runaway. and secure him 50
that | get him again, shall receive the above
reward, and reasonable charges if brought
home.
PHILIP ENTLER.
July 81, 1912.
N. b. All persona are cautioned, at
heir peril, against harbouriDg or employ
Jog said IunaWays
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-31
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
A stout healthy young negro
MAW.-Enquire of the
Printer.
July 81, 1919.
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Tulv 81. 1912.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-04-29

Id to as stiff to occasion cnlbarras snnents
IN. most perplsxing tendency. TWAS this
alset that gave our enemy their greatest adj ID
- s,ses. daring the revolutionary var. It oc-
's $50 the premature discharge OF 4 per
RI S. loans 10 borrow again at 5 per
- st don5le tie interest for which the
oe sum of money might previously have
u borrowed in Holland; it has occasloned
clasbing of opinions on Banking, and the
,;ssArnce in practice between Virginia ana
,t.,ylaad, by which the latter has so COM
Dlstely proved her superior SKILL It caused
government to refuse in Payment TIER
.5EoationS for the instalments due on the
.ah,ie lands, and thereby greatly embarrassed
s. mode expected from facilities circulating
IS. III &c The public debtors for nlutnal 6eneht,
Sxnerienced in former times. 1t has even
.peouraged Individuals to express doubt
wAetber the pending loan though at per
sat could be filed when there IS no cause to
beeye but that one for the same sum, II only
;, s per cent. could be sold to the best bidders
:, mar, if government would not again tribe
Nth and prematurely return the same, as they
have done on former occasions. Let income
from taxes raise only money enough Tor the
interest, and the greatly increasing population
of the Union will soon return the entire evil
depccs Of the deb, if reiteal Of 'he strange
tro1i5itien Of 1908, shouidrestore the national
character for sound integrity and common
sense, on a toint syhere there can DC out ono Q"
trion Nth wen Of 6astaess. A bank should
never refuse money for its notes, nor any
trustees their own obligations, when tesdered
in payment, until Qike the Bank of England)
they are unable to pay.-Repeal the law OF
1908, forbidding the receipt OF evidences OF
debt in the Land Ofices, AID future loans will
6ll though at per Centum. 3.
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April %
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Valuable Property.

IN Monday the 25th Of May neyt, will
~ be sold, at Public Sale, On the premises
at II o'clock, A M.--those TWO spacious e.
|egant BRICK HOUSES in the City Of
Washington, late the property OF General
Washington, situated on North Capitol
Street, and running back to New Jersey A
venue, containing the whole of Lot No Is
and parts Of and square 634--More desi-
rable property is nor within the city--Im-
mediately after the sale of said LOIS and
Houses, will be exposed to sale Lot No. S
in square 6f7, and those highly valuable wac
ter Lots No. 10, IS, IA, in square 667 with
the liberty of improving in front cf them
into bold deep water in the Eastern Branch.
This property is sold under decree of the
Court, and will be sold on credit of twelve
months-the purchaser to give bond with
approved security carrying interest from the
day Of s7le-3oo dollars will be required in
cash or AN approved Endorsed note at 60 days
No title to be made until thcpurchase mo-
ney is fully paid.
PHILIP Il. KEY.
AnrjI 49, 4w
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(. 80 -. 4.tai 49, p
Eruaci from al, .Ssc5 ef Tie co'f49rasfoa
,4lesandria, for TIC eating nisanlfnf u Fi'd
Sec z. If any person WHO shall be press
at any fire, shall neglect or refuse to cGeyysll
order or directions of any officer who shah I
appointed by any ere company Hereafter esq
blished, knowing him to be aIl officer, SUE
person shall forfeit and pay the sn,n Of Fi1
Dollars ; Provided the name Of such Office
shall hare been first published i'll one Of ii
public papers printed in this town.
1T a meeting Of The San Iire Comiafy, del
at ne Court House on 1Nonday.the son {
March last, the foltosviag sgrnt1emen qoes
elected officers for the ensuing year
G.. Deneale, PreSiafn15
Cuthbert Powell, Yice-Pre8ident,
James c. Deneale,
Daniel Minor, Directors,
Robert Harrison,
Jonah Thompson,
John Vaudeville, Trustees,
James Kennedy, jr.
John Hooff, Treasurer,
GeorgeD eneale, lst
John Tucker, Cd Commanders,&
Adam Lynn, Sd
JAMES c. DENEALE, Clerk.
April 20. ST.
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Congress of the United States.
s HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
7uEsDAr, .4tril %, 1912.
FRepoRrED FOR THIS GAZETTE.

REPORTED FOR THIS OAZEIlE.J
MIR. White presented the petition of c.
Dickerson of Boston, and OF Bucks
town, Mass. praying compensation for
Schooner and cargo captured by the French
Referred TO the Secretary of State.
Mr. Little presented two revolutionary
claims-Referred to the committee of claims.
Mr. Gholson from the committee of claims
reported bill for the relief Of Clement B.
Penrose. Read twice and referred to a COM
mittee of the whole House.
Also, a bill for the relief Of Lewis Chachi-
gee, which was twice read and referred to
committee of the whole House.
Mr.. Calhoun, from the committee OF foreign
relations, reported a bill making further pro-
vision for the army of the U. S. Read twice
and referred to the committee ofthe whole for
tomorrow.
Also, a bill to amend an,act entitled an act
tOestabiish a quarter-master's department.
Read twice and referred to a committee OF the
whole House.
Mr., Key, from toe select committee aP'
pointed on thatsubject, reported bill tor en-
s'sasing the salary OF the superintendent q
Indian trade. Read twice and referred to a
Committee ofthe whole House.
Mr. Little from the select colnmll'ee APP
pointed on the memorial OF refer norman