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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13
Commonwealth 9f Massachusetts.


Head Quarters, Boston, yuiy 3d, 1872.
ENTAR having been declared by the
Wv government Of The United
States against Great-Britain and Ire
land, and tie dependencies thereof the
Commander in Chief calls upon the Mi
TIA of Massachusetts duly 70 notice tile
solemn and interesting crisis, and tx
ruIs Grm III meet the occasion with
tcas-aucy and trmrcss.
Wh-H war Is commenced nc hnman
sOsiEh; can discern the time Gifts ter
niu4tion, or Inc course Of events that
must follow in its train The path of
duty is yhy saith Of safety. Providence
seldom abandons to ruin those, who to
2 iust reliance on the experimenting i'm
tueHce of Heaven, add their own Wig
liant and strenuous exertioDy 10 pre-
serve thensaiv1s.-At the present mo-
ment, therefore, the Commander in
Grief earnestly recommends to the Off
GERS 0Ievery grade, a close and peise-
yeIIng attention ID die duties resuhin
from their several Observation-Disclosures
IN that they acquire and maintain 2 per-
t-ct knowledge of The condition az thir
respective commands, and see, as far as
is intheir power, that their m-n are du
iy armed and oquiPped-,haL tue time
Allotted TO trainings be devoted to the
instruction of the non commissioned
officers and soldiers in The exercise Ut
arms, and in the practice or The evolu-
lions as prescribed III lilly established
regulations and that die provisions
and intentions of che laws, being in eve
Nv respect fulfilled, they may 5c ready
Vith alaCrlty and eject 10 defend their
country. their constitutional rights, and
chose liberties which are not only our
bir,hrighu bat waic,., at the expense Of
so much blood ana treasure, were pur-
chased IN the laieTevolution,
From the docility, from the good
sense and patriotism III thc non commits
riaaed officers and soldiers, the Com
manler In Chief is led 10 expect pa
tient submission ,o the instructions vi
their officers, prompt obedience 90 orders
and tine practice Of All those military
ald masculine virtues which adOrn The
soldier and exalt the man.
TO 1u the Militia, both officers and
soldiers, the Commander ID Chief would
superadd an earnest exh0rta;lon, rs
they are citizens as wei as soldiers, to
cultivate spirit Of candour, of friend
snip and mutual g0rOearance, and az ar
d-Rt love Ut country, that elevate ,hem
above ali sinister views, and eventually
secure to them and their children, the
blessings 81 peace, oflibeity, and good
government.
The Commander in Chief requires,
that p4rticu! attention bu paid ID The
Town NIag,zaes--that they arc fully
provided wi,a tie ammunition, military
stores, and utensils which the law di.
repts andthe Brigade Quarter Mas-
ters are required 40 perform their duty
With pr0mpEtul- and gx1ctness.
I'll such divisions as have not com
pllted the dctachmens of ten thousand
GIcu called for blythe General Orders
cf the tw-lty fifth DAY All Apul last, the
nIaior GeaeE7ls or Commanding oil
cefs ~ tho5- divisions a.5 enioiucd 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13

f.- tJl ltiL mum III tt ttat
Our Readers will recollect Pre-.
sidcnt NIadIson's Proclamation
issued Nov. ID. declaring that
On the first OF that month THE
Berlin and Milan Dccrels were
so revoked as to cease 20 have ci-
feet. No official ACT ofthe French
Government however appeared
repeating these dccrees-ald tha
constant capture and destruction
Of American vessels abunduntIy
proves they have been enforced
TO dis day. Still thc Govern
ment Of The Ut. >. have coninu
ed to assert that they were repeal
I'd and presuming il to bc fact
did away the Non-Intcrcoursc
with France and enforced il eZ-
clusivsIy against England, hence
has arisen the principal difficulty
with that country and which has
produced the present war.
At last Bonapart1 thinks WE
were 50 far cmbroilvd with In
gland as to answer his purpose,
PromuIgates an Official repeal, A-
Pril 23, 1911, (six months AIR
Madis9ns Proclamation anaoun-
cing The fact j and not until h
had rcccivedtle knowledge ofow
non-mtercourse with that Coua-
try. This is French manage
mcnt with Il witness and The UNI
ted States are made compi-.tF
subservient to die views ". tae
lyrantof Europe.
49, Arer this, Ivy there any cna
who will haza,d a conjecture THAI ihei-
is any thing ID this business that l2a,'
IKE a secret understanding with 'i-
government Of France .
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13

tiil ID o'clock thai night during which
time, was carried Qua III her course t0
the eastward, end boat passed and re-
passed from The sch. several times
brought Oh board tools, gimbIets, &c /;
bored in.o such casks a. they could sc:
at; tapped two puncheons of rum on
deck made what use they pleased
with them, and left them leaking o.
ycrhauled aud searched the vessel fore
and aft after I'll this ceremony
they then sent on board a prize master
and men, completely armed and or
dered her to follow the prlyateer, (this
transaction very much frightened Ll-
dV passenger on board) and was carried
into Marblehsad next day about 2 o.
clock. Her papers were then sent tO
tie Custom House, pronounced to be
genuine; that The sch. was on q legal
voyage, and ordered her to be givtd UP
to the Capt. which they did. Capt.
Could refused TO take charge Of her. OBJ
serving that AS they had detained him
so hours and had taken the charge from
him7 they should conduct her to Boston
al their own risk W. had h0never n0
o1.5CtIon that his men should work tie
SCR round /; they accordingly sent
man onboard as master, and have arli-
we'd as above stated.
Sharing liiH, 40. 3.
We understand a Wood Coaster,
from the Eastward, for Mancheate,,
has been sent into Marblehead by pri
vateer.
SHAVING Mil, No. q.
A New.Be5ford sloop with plaster,
and reported to have dry goods has
been sent in by the pri,ateor Argur, of
this port-She was from PASSPORT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13

FURTHER PARTICULARS.
Fran Gloucester, Juiy z. "Eou vii
have heard Of the recapture OF the brig
Pickering, owned in this place by our
mutual friends Sargclt and HoHgt.
Great credit is due to AR. DAVIS, mate
and son Of the captain, for his spirited
eXertions ia the recap.ure. The brig
was taken on the 26th by the British
ftigate Belsidera, and ordered for Hall
fax, with q prize master, a quarter-mas-
ter, and hands, and left Capt DAVIS,
his mate and two boys on board. They
were within sight of Halifax lTBLt, when
Mr.. n. executed q previously arranged
plan ID rccapture the vessel which he
did with the connivance OF part Of the
prize crew, by con6uing The prize mas
ter to his birth, and Selling the quarter
master who resisted, and was overcome
BY The Captain with q musket. They
tuen secured the prisoners, and shaped
their cou, St hOmuward. or CaPe-Sa-
bic they tell i'll with Marblehead phi
ydteer, {thc Success from whom they
obtained six men and prize-master to
assist III navigating the brig home
When the men Wc:e getting into the
boat from the privateer, the boat | learn
upset, and four of the priyateersmen
we're unfortunately drowned have
converscd with the British Midshipman
MIR. Bolton Of Dublin, who is youth
Of about Is, and intelligent lie says,
Oh the 23d June, the Bclyid-ra was
chased BY an American squadron OF
FIVE sail all the ships Of which and
commanders he called iamiliariy by
name. That whem the squadron gave
chase the Belviderl was but a short
distance ahead the nag ship, the Presi-
dent, oJtsalled the rest of the squadron
and gained very fast Oh the Belyidera
the Two vessels firing their bow and
stern Chaces: - hat when the Presi-
dent came near she waved several times
and fired her brOadsides which DANA
ged the stern and mizen-top mast Of the
BtIvidera, killed one man, MORALLY
wounded another (since dead and
slightly wounded about S others AT
one time the President was within pis-
toll shot ofthe Belvidera, and the latter
discharged her canonades with grape
INTO her. The frigate had no news Of
the war when the President fired at her.
TO assist her sailing, the Belyldera
cut away her anchors, and stove her wa
ter casks but the Captain thought he
could not have escaped if the President
had not received some damage, or short
ened sail Al the vessels were in sight
during the action, and the Congress FIR
ed three shot It the Belvidcra, which
fill short Of her. The firing lasted TWO
hours and an half
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13
Staoinq sill, 30. I.

WEDNESDAY, 5ULY 8.-ArgiVed sch.
Good Intent, Gould, with 200 pun
che0ns rum, Coas,wise. from Henne-
bunk, to {. Coolidge * Co. CapC
Gould has given Us The following ac-
count, which he and his crew are readg
to attest % On Moaday last, abou 9
O'Clock, 3 miles s. Il. from Cap-aun,
was brought to by the privateer schr
Germantown Hooper, master, d,iained
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13

FROl[ FPANgF
THE latet French accounts ~. J.
June the I1. Mr.. Barlow, our Min
liter, was fill dancing attendance ].
the Palace of Bonaparte. No men
ton ! made Of the two NOSE 0r Nv
treaties +; nor has any arrangem.r,
been made for the nIiizv5 al .4sgri.,.
property leized upon III The ports "
France, or captured and burnt ontb
high Geas nor is there the Icaa III
Pett that one Jingle cent will eyers
recovered.
The Emperor had left Paris wv,
the Vittula, 20 review his Aym;,,
now eltima,ed at AGO, eco men. M
daily augmentiug. The Paris Dare.
are iilent on the fubie9 of
with RuiIia The Emperor NY p.
ia is en- his frontiers with 4 p5u,
army. -
The French fquadton under
modore FerJitier, 70 famou
dering and Burning Amer
has been chaled or I'll,
ent, by Britifh forcO
fet FIRE to By the Fr5n~
to prevent theft falling rn,O tuc Aaa.s
Of the Engliih.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13
FRENCH DECREE.

F." Palace of St Cloud, April %, 1871.
" Napoleon, Emperor Of ths
French, King Of Italy, Protector
Of the Confederation Of the khine'
Mediator Of The Swediih Con-
fejeracy,
(" Or the report Of our MinIital
for Foreign Affairs,
6 Being informed Of the law q Us
Ia March 1871, by which the Con,
grsls ofthe United States has dscFeea.
The Exemption Of the Pro7ihon' =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13

Note Belvidera.-36 guns, Richard
Byran, Capt. on The Halifax station,
was launched in 1910 -S:eel'8 List.
The last accounts from our squadron
are to The Goth uit. when they were to
the eastward and southwark OF the Nan
tuCket shoals, Id pursuit oC the jamaica
fleet.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13

BELFAST, MAY ~.
PACKET BY EXPRESS.

The London Journals Of Saturday
have arrived by express from Don
aghadee, bringing the following par
ticulars respecting miniferial ar
rangenents, befdeS other articles Of
intereRing intelligence =
London, Saturday, May 23.
We ltated in a Second Edition lat
night, that the Prince Regent, in an
fWer to the Addre(s Of the Houle of
Commons requelting that he would
be plealed TO form an efficient MiniC-
Try, itated that he would take the fame
into his ferrous and immediate ConGd-
Grafton. Inthe courfe of the evening
Lord CalIereagh communicated to
the principal Members Of OppoGtion,
that MiniIters were all, in fact, out,
and that they only continued to hold
the Seals until the formation Of anew
Miniary.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13
SECOND Ed TION.
Ing intelligence :
London, Saturday,
SAn. Office, Tlv1 1'cL1ck

O'tf1' JILtJ w tt1Ch'
We have jult heard that the Mem
ber5 Of the preient Cabinet have de-
clined taking any part in any new at
rangement that may be made. The
new Cabinet, it is faid, will conGlt Of
the Marquis WeIlely, Mr. Canning,
the Marquis Of Lanldowne, Lord
Holland, Lord MORA, and Mr.. HUFF
kihon.
The Marquis Of Welleny to be
Firlt Lord Of the Treafury, Mr.. Can
ming, Lord Holland, and the Marquis
Of Lanfdowne, the three Secretaries
Of State, Mr.. Huikilon, Chancellor
Of Exchequer, and Lord Mora, Lord
Lieutenant Of Ireland.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13

IL UnileL states do not lutA0Iise the
resident w order TIE militia oi tie
tate 20 Be placed under ,..- comasand
ofOHicers Eli th0 United States" We
presume, MOREOVER t-J. wren the !
occurs. the Governor nj Connectit a,
win undertake NJ nudge tor himself
whether 5i,aer ol tbc eAigcucies cen
t-mplated by The Constitution does ~
Ea-. exist, Whatever Nlr Madison may
please ID think or say. II this right TO
dg- Notwithstanding any declaration
tle presil 1t W the@aL Sta,es, may
make isnot lelt wiarae Governors Of
tue respecHrE Stole, State Sovereignty
isnu,hing Au power ceutles IN the
General Cove rmcnf, and Presiden,
ol he United States, by y single dash
Wi,h his pen may erect and perpetua,l
a military government
This is ~ subject of deep concern 40
die y@t fcy people ofthis section otthe
country. Ietit bc remembered That
the moment. an Off - ihe D States
SETS che command 800 NiiliG@, they
are forthwith 49, 2 All The rules
and articles of ~ ~. In tits way any
State ma, Is stripped Of It's force, by
simple declaration OF tha President,
chat thcre Is III us opinion imminent
danger of inyasioE. though not q man
in the country believes word oI II
nav mor1 this verv iurce, once emhodi-
"a uader ,L- command ot some hiend
0fthe Presidents may b- .urnld against
the State may he employed 10 over
awe and keep down ally symtons ot DIS
coutent, til any enterpril9 against the
liberties Of the people shall have enter
Prize against the liberties ofthe people
sllali have been accomplished. All
us may follow, IN spite otuPpositIon it
Tire Cove nor ola state has not the riEht
rs Judge of ,he exigenCy IT. the FIRST ,l-
stance and ii he has not ia tine second
place -he right under any circumoJan-
ces to keep the command Of such por-
ton uf tile militia as he may De called
upon i0 furnish.-RstertoTy
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13

10 make and complete the attachments
from their respective corps, Of their
several quotas ot the said Ten thousand
men, and tD make return of the same
as speedily as may be to the Adluiant
GeAerai-tht said Generals and other
officers will take care that the Militia
50 detached, are duly provided with the
efficient arms and accOutrements ncces-
saTy for actual service. The Militia
detached By the Orders above alluded
to, after they are I9rmed comfortably
TO said Orders, will hold themselves in
readiness to march on the shortest no
tee, pursuant To the orders 70 be given
bv the Commander in Chief, unless in
case Of actual invasion, or imminent
danger theoeof, ID which case, without
wrtlng fol such orders, they will march
without delay, % the defence Of any
part or parts Of this Commonwealth
that shall be 50 invaded, OF IN lmninent
danger UT invasion-and when III the
actual service Of the United States will
be under the command Of the President
agrceably 10 the constitution ot The Uni
ted States.
And whereas the quota Of Ten thous-
and Militia, required AS aforesaid, being
to be raised from the several divisions
and corps throughout the Common
wealth, cannot be assembled in time TO
rePel a sudden invasion and 70 embody
them previously, and keep them i'll con
slant service, would BE- extremely bur
deasome, and even III assembled would
not be adequate 70 the defence Of the
numerous points Oh a coast Of several
hundred miles In extent the Com
mandcr i'll Chief further orders and di-
reefs, that the Generals and Other off,
GERS al the whole Militia Of The Com
monWeaith, bearing i'll mind the pos
si5iii,y of q sudden Invasion, hold
themselves, and the corps vi Militia
under tAeir respective commands, in
constant readiness 20 assemble and
march To the defence of any pMt or
parts Of the Commonwealth, pursuant
10 the orders 10 be given BIZ him but
without waiting for such orders, III
case Of actual invasion, or such immi-
nlnt danger thereof as viii not admit Of
delay.
BY the Gen. Orders above mention
ed oflhe 25th of April last, three Major
Generals and SIX DrigadIer Generals
were assigned to command in the de-
tachment, without being regularly de-
tailed from the Roster. The com
mandcr in Chief therefore orders, that
the following General Officers, being
detailed from the Roster as the law di-
reefs, IT. appointed " command in the
s,il detachment, IN lieu Of the General
Officers named IN the General Orders
aforesaid, viz
Wct.rH DtUL5i7n.
Maj. Gen ERENEIER 3IATTOON,
Brig. Gen. CALEB BURBANK;
Brig. Gen ISAAC NIALTBY.
hosur7. Diuisl2h.
Mai Gen. HENRY SEWALL,
Bug. Gen John BLAKE,
Brig. Gen. DAVID PAYSON,
55HsherH DLU.aoa
Mai. Gen JOSEPHB VABNUAt,
Brig. Gen. EBENEZER LOTHROP,
Big. Cen. WILLIAM IIILDRETU
Ey order 9fLts C9mnGpder IN ChieE
WILLIAM DONEIsCN y. .tu.4rt Ge.sraL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13

The Flemiih Filhermen report a
great battle between the Ruiians and
French, which lated two days-the
place is not ftated nor the refult diff
tin6tly, but it is said that the French
had three particular regiments cut 10
pieces.
The event is Of itfelf not improb-
abe, though he authenticity is very
d0ubtful.-C9Wier.
We ftated yeferday, that a formal
notification Of the repeal Of the Ber-
lin and Milan DEGREES had been made
70 our Government, and we this day
lay before our readers the exuaordiu-
airy document By which the French
Emperor has thought fit to make his
determination public Il is dated on
the 28th April, 1871, that is to say
two months after the Americans had
enforced their Non Intercourfe Law
againlt Us exclufvely Although
there is an evident juggle in this affair
we cannot fee how the Britifh Gov
eminent can refufe to refcind the Or
der5 in Council, u which they ttand
mott iolomnly pledged. The French
viii no doubt, continue to burn, fink,
and deitrvy American veAtIs as often
IS they meet with them, notwith
ltanding the revocatiorof the Berlin
and Milan DEGREES aud the Am5rl
cans mutt ieek redrels il the btil
way they can.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-31

DY virtue of a deed of trust, executed
ID to the subscriber as trustee for John
Rohr by Aaron Rslfsuyder. on the a1st
day of August, 1909, I shall proceed to
sell, on Tuesday the 25th day OF August
next, on the premises, to the highest bid.
der, for ready money, Lots No. 2ls and
No. 222. lying and being in the town of
Martinsburgh, County of Berkeley and
State of Virginia, which Lots of Land were
convened to me by deed as aforesaid to Sc
cure the sum of sixty.two dollars, due to
the said John Rohr by note, dated the 18th
day of July, 1909, and due the 5th April,
1910 with legal interest from the date of
the said note until paid, and the costs and
charges that shall accrue thereon, as stipu
lated in the said deed, by giving thirty days
notice, BIC.
PATRICK DUFFY, Trustee.
July "a, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-31
July "a, 1912.

NJ E subscriber has removed to King
Il street, opposite Mr.. Jacob Bishops,
where he continues TO carry on the Watch
repairing and Clock making.
He has on hand and will constantly keep
handsome assortment of JEWELLERY,
consisting of Gold WATCH CHAINS,
KEYS, EARRINGS of different descrip
lions and fashions, among which are
fine Pell ToPas, Hoop ToPas, CorreIl,
Garnet, Ocssgon, &c. Hair BRACE
LET'S, CLASPS, mock Pen BREAST l..
PINS, Cornelian, Stone and Comet, dit
TO, Set and plain RINGS, &c.
All which he will sell very low.
JESSE HAYDEN.
Martinsburgh, July 3, 1919.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-31
Public Sale.

WILL be sold at public vcnduc, on
w Wednesday the 19th of August
next, at the late dwelling of Thomas Shear
er, decd, all the personal property of said
deceased, consisting OF Horses, Cattle,
Sheep, Hogs and the full FLOODED horse
Bucephalus, Household and Kitchen Fur
nlture, Farming Utensils, few barrels Of
good r. Whisky, Wheat, Rye, Corn
and Oats, by the bushel, Hay by the stack
aqrAutity of Cooper's stuff, and a number
ot other articles too tedius to MENTION
Twelve months credit will be gwen the
purchaser, BY giving bond and approve d
security. The sale will commence at ten
O'clock, and continue from day TO day un.
til all is sold.
RACHEL SHEARER. Adm'r'x
JOHN GREGG, Administrator.
Joty "a. 1879.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-31

All persons indebted to
the Editor of the Martins
burgh Gazette, for subscrip-
lions or advertise are
earnestly requested to set
tie their respective accounts
Immediately, either by ma
king payment, or by Civ
ing their notes for what
may be due. --Imperious
circumstances compel this
request.
June 26, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-31

In 1909, in consequence Of the Embargo ana
non-intercourse act, millions of pounds of cotton
were shipped for Madeira, 10 and a half millions to
the rlordas, millions to Faysl and other Azores, 1
million and three quarters to Portugal. and 10 mil
lions to Sweden.
I In 1910. about4 millions of pounds of cotton were
shipped for SPAIN millions for Portugal millions
Tor Madeira, 10 millions for Florida, millions for Eu-
rope generally millions for Fayal and the Azores Is
millions for Denmark and Norway. and millions for
sweden.
In 1911, millions Of pounds Of cotton were ship
ped for Russia.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-31
Fresh Lemons and Lemon
Acid, just received, by
IANES LANE.
Shepherd's. Town. III, pa 1912


THE subscriber will dispose Of by
l. private contract, the folio wing lands,
belonglo g to the estate OF John D'mmett,
dec'd-One tract lying IN Hampshire coun-
", Virginia. on Potomac river, one mile
above the mouth OF Big Cacaphon creek.
containing $50 acres, well improved--one
other tract All ,,ning, on koaa Ridge, con.
tanning 200 acres, unimproved--also, one
other tract, adjoining the others, contain.
ing 51a acres. also unlmproved. Any pei
son wishing to view said lands, will be
,hewn them, by applying to Thom,s Will
ilams, who lives near the lands
JOSEPH DUCKWALL, Exr.
July "a. 1912. (t.L)
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-31
For Sale,

THAT valuable Farm whereon the
/ subscriber now lives, late the pro.
perty of Col Moses Rawlings, decd, stu.
ate in the County of Hampshire and State
Of Virginia, containing three hundred aud
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 anu all other necessary out
houses, IN tolerable good repair, very
valuable apple orchard, from abou. one
hnndred aud fifty 10 two hundred acres OF
cleared land, the balance IN good timber,
an excellent falling spring within City
yards of the door, about twelve or hfteen
acres Of hne meadow, and as much more
may be made as the purchaser may think
proper, about seventy or elgty acres OF THIS
land Is fine corn bottom, the balance hue
whe at Land, and equal to anv other tor grass ];
this property, fem us elegance OF situation,
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
IF Cumberland, FIVE OF Frankfort, and Sc
ven of Old Town, at which places there are
FIVE or six merchant mills, and within so
yards of the main road leading through the
state Of Mar, land, where all kinds OF stock
can he selected at pleasure. he terms OF
sale will be made known by application to
the subscriber (who will remain on said
land until about the first of October next,
and after that time intends removing to
Clarksburgh, Virginia) Doct Lewis Dunn,
near Frankfort, or James Cresap, Esq, IN
Old Town.
JOHN L. SEHON.
Jul, "a, 1879. (cam
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-31
NOTE A.

Referred to in an ADDRESS Of Members Of
the House of Representatives. Of The Con-
gress otthe United States, to their Con-
stitue'sts, on tho subject Of the War ec,th
Great Britain, concluded from our last
Quantity ot pa, tlcutar arnctes, the produce
efthe Onned States, exported, trsns
1900 10 1911 vlz: