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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-22
WILLIAM SWAN,

No 8, Eai0a Req, 11ia4lt fret,
RAs FOR SALE
belt Havana Sugar in boxes
Hyfon and Souchong Teas, Of hyperion
quaity,
Good retailing Tobacco,
w. T. Rlm by hid
Philadelphia Gin,
Pepper and Pimento by bag Se. &c.
ALso-a ANAL additional ltcck of Isdia Gssss
all which will be lo'd a. reduced prices
Portland TaRs IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-22
pr THE POST.

A II. perfons indebted for poltsge on the
a Gazette and Argus, are requelied 10
nav the fame on OF before the frl aay Of Au-
Gan next, bis are left where their papers are
ieft-This notice mutt be attended 10
Wa. SAWIN'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-22

DixViLLe Road Lottery,
Is now drawing, and the following rich
Prizes are in the wheels, viz.
Of d 10000 S of 200
s Of 1000 IS of 100
of 500 so o. so, tJs.
Undrawn Tickets at dolls Quarters 81
for iale at S. PATTERNS Lottery Office and
Book fore where may be ieen lift Of The
Blanks and Prizes in ibis and The New York
Lottery Prize Tickets will be received in
payment for undrawn Tickets The follow
ing numbers have drawn prizes of D 2. and
were told al the above office, VIZ $3.50, S59i
1897, UDIl, Ilt72, III78. iiI98, 1900,
i23f9, 1857, 1857, 1892, '27S5, 1870,
1926 fsae IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-22
GEORGE CLARK,

GEORGE CLARK,
INFORMS the public that he CONTINUES 70
1 carry on the
Cabinet Making BgfHe5,
a. his mop head Of ErchAnge-streeti nearly
opDoGte Mr.. Robert Boyds Gore where hs
has couaantly for lale variety Of FURNi-
TURE, made Of good materials and IN talah-
full aud fashionable manner, on Reasonable
terms
WANTED TO PURCHASE,
A quantity of fealoned Birch JoICE Z
BOARDs--to pay in Furniture Or Cath 4
offered foon Otf56tr "A
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-22
Z. GhEELI

Z. GnEELL.
Han for Jdls 1T Ne /, Log W6aTT
20 boza. Havanna brown Sugar
SO chet5 10uchong Tea
10 do Hyfon Skin Tea
90 bol,s RufIia Duck
50 pieces Ravens do
20 bolts Enghlh Do
20 do Cotton DO
10 hhds w | Rum
loo bbl- ElaCkarel
500 hsis Mefs, Cargo No. ], 2 & 5 BeGf
100 bbls Pork
% hhds MUiahes
1000 VT. Coffee
200 boxes Candles
200 boxes brown Soap
LORDAGE
BY the gang or tmail quantity
nod ri. a. r-r;hor hts lnra sn
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-22

Co-partnerjbip Formed.
THEfubfcribers would inform their Friends
4 and cunomers that they have formed a
connection in the
Boot q b0e-Making ByEreG,
Under the firm of
NI,IMIIED So EIEI II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-22
SHEDES IRON.

w LILA M OODJ1 A. ~,
HAS for fale SIS tons Of SWEDES IRON,
: : 1vsl oG5rfei, fat and lquare bars.
hio--A few tons FAGGOr IRON, "a.
and lquare. IN Poyfi4as, Dee 2
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-17

50 faefo, the British orders in council should
lapse into disuse. With respect to this par
tal and limited repeal which had takei
place, 1t had certainly occurred under the
most suspicious and disgraceful circumstan-
ces that ever attached to the conduct of any
civilised nation. He entertained the stron-
gest hopes that the transaction would ava
ken America from the trance in which she
had long slumbered. Ii any act could more
than any other convict the French govern
ment of dupliCity and fraud, it was this spu-
rious decree of revocation, brought forward
at the present moment, for the purpose Of
ascertaining whether the British govern
ment, adopting the sentiments OF the hon.
and learned gentleman, were disposed to
consider it as kind of revocation 10 which
his m'yesty's recent declaration was intend
ed to refer. He trusted that he had dis
tinctly answered the questions which had
been put to him by the hon. and learned
gentleman. AS for the date of the French
cecree, that proved nothing but the fraud
OF the transaction. If those commercial
persons to whom the hon. and learned gen
tleman alluded, were of opinion, that his ma
jesty's declaration bore a different construc-
ton, 1T was at their option to seek it in the
proper court, although he confessed, that un-
der the circumstances of the case it was i'm
possible tor him to suppose that they could
obtain any remedy.
MIR BRoUGHAM, in explanation, allow
ed, II the date OF the French decree was
not clerical error, it was a trick most I'M
worthy of great nation. 1t was an attempt
to get rid of a protested principle of action
without undergoing the shame of retracting
1t. 1t seemed he was to understand that
his majesty's government did not consider
the revocation, as far as it went, sufficient
TO warrant them in putting an end to the
orders in council He implored them to
consider the spirit rather than the letter of
ms maJesty's recent declaration on this sub
Ject, end at least TO reteai the orders, az
jar as they related to america, the necesSi-
~ 81 retaHafing on that country the mea-
s"r'S 81 france haUing ceased. The same
reason existed for repeating the orders as
Tar as they related to America, as would
have existed for their general repeal, had
the revocation OF the Berlin and Milan de
crees been total.
MIR Rose stated the ground on which
hewas persuaded that the date of the de-
creetwas clerical error
After few observations from Mr.. Ste
vens, Mr. Barring, and Lord Castlereagh,
the conversation dropped and the motion
was agreed TO as well as "A subsequent one
lor paper of a similar nature
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-17
BALTIMORE, July II.
THE WASP ARRIVED

- The sloop of war Wasp, from France &
England arrived in the Deleware.-Capt.
Jones passed through town with Dispatches
this morning. We are informed she sailed
from England 5th June. The following eX-
tract from her latest London paper, was
politely furnished by mercantile friend
MINIS rERIAL GENlENT.
From the London Sfar, Jnre 8.
We had hoped that in consequence of
what fell from Mr.. Canning in the house of
Commons Oh Monday evening, that we
should this day have been able TO announce
the formation of a strongSc efficient admini-
stration, but in this expectation We are dis
appointed. On Monday afternoon Marquis
Wellesley received the commands of the
Prince Regent to arrange a new administra-
ton, and his Lordship in consequence APP
piled to Lords Grey and Grenville inviting
them to join the new cabinet, and leaving
four members of it to be named by the
Lordships, the marquis Wellesley to be at
the head or the government this arrange
mcnt which would have kept the noble Lords
IN minority i'll the Cabinet, is understood to
have been unsatisfactory to them, & Earl
Grey also objected to marquis Wellesley be-
ing ct the head of the administration. In CON
sequence Of these differences the negotiation
has failed. so far as regards the noble Lords,
but whether the marquis will be able TO
form cabinet without their assistance, re-
mains 10 be seen.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-17
baltimore, July 4.
L.4T,EST' E,RO.sf BORDE.ILLY

BY the arrival OF captain Veazey, in IS days from
bordeaux, We have accounts from France to the Oil,
ut All doubt is disspated in relation the formal
revocation by AN imperial decree of the Berlin and
Milan edicts they affected America. The annun-
cation OF this decree at Bordeaux produced tenn
porary stand in its markets, it supposed that
the orders in coulei, would be lmm- tatcly
repealed they respected the United States. The
report of change in the English cabinet also made
an impression upon business at Bordeaux. The har-
vest III France promised 10 he very abundant, and
the vineyards bore very favorable appearance -
Bonapartc had certainly gone towards the north +;
but no war events are mentioned.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-17

1t appeared to be the universal opinion
Of the Meeting, in which we most heartily
concur. that the whole proceeding of Nor
San was the Unauthorized act of an indivi
dual, and that it is only necessary to make
the facts known to the government to pro-
cure immediate redress; and we feel the
utmost confidence, that the unhappy suf-
ferers will obtain every possible repara-
ton for the injury which they have sus-
tained.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-17

Whether Gov. Griswcld intends com rlyirc with
The request at Gen. Dearborn, as he has foru,si,y
pledged himself 10 do, have not i,ned but
mis- much j, certain, il he does not e,u ,iy il will
'e III consequence of certain mission iron, this
StGse. On this business every man viii make lis
own comment. 1t is public misfortune that MIR.
6erry is not Mt the head o the Government oil Mas
sachusetts. Bost Pat.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-17
COVFRNoR CRISwoIO

q The following is copy of a letter from the
Governor of Connecticut to the Secretary of War,
dated
LYME, 18th June, 1912.
SIR had the honor this afternoon, TO receive
your letter Of the 10th inst communicating 60 me
the request Of the President, that I would order
into the service of the United States, on the requs
Ii on OF Mai Gen. Dearborn, such part of the quota
OF militia from the state Of Connecticut, detached
comfortably to the act of Congress Of Apiti 10Th
1879, as lac may deem necessary for the defence If
the Sea cOastI obedience to gUhich re1uest IshakL
ON TIE REQUISITION OF GEN. DfARBORN
execute the request IF fhe President
Signed, d. ROGER CRISWOLD.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-17
A FLAG OF TRIrCF

The English man OF war brig Colibri, os
10 guns arrived yesterday at Sandy Hook.
IN II days from Halifax, with messenger
and dispatches to Mr.. Foster, the late Bri-
tish Minister.
The Colibri confirms the account of thu
action between our squadron and the Belyi-
derc. The Belvidere had returned to Hall
tax, and the captain stated, that concluding
from the attack on him that War was de-
clared, he captured on his waV to Halifax
the ship Fortune, Of Newburyport, brig
Malcolm, of Portland, and brig Pickering.
of Gloucester.
In turtherance of that spirit of amity and
eoncilation so repeatedly displayed, aGmi-
raj Sawyer ordered those ships to be dis
charged, and permitted to proceed to their
ports of destination.
The above mentioned action took place
on the 23d of June, and lasted about three
hours; all the squadron were in sight, but
the commodore only came near enough to
engage. The Belvidere had men Killed.
severely and 10 slightly wounded.
1--WE think it will turn out, however, than
it was the Hornet sloop Of war that eng, q
ed the Belviderc, and not the President
They had not heard at Halifax of a
change in the British Ministry. The packet
had not arrived.
The following intelligence is from hand
bill printed at Albany, received by the
steam Boat yesterday. The foreign news
mentioned below, was received at Quebec
by an arrival from England.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-17

francs, all Of which, thank God was
LOST.
Pilot boat Brothers, just arrived from
Passport News of war had reached Hail.
fax, by the Mackarel schr.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-17
Extract ofa letter from Pernambuco, d
ted IIIn 10

Yesterday news was received from Rio
&c Ianeiro that the Plague had broke out
in that place, and loco died in week.
The Prince has left RIO and gone to Fort
st CrOz, about miles from Rio, with his
train. All the inhabitants were lea ing
the place, and it is feared greater part will
tall victims to this maady."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-17

WAsHfNGToE, July 14.--The United
States ship WASP has arrived at Newcas
tie, Del. Her Commander, Capt. JuHes.
and Lieut.. Brooks, bearer of Dispatches
from France and England to our Govern
nent, arrived in this city on Saturday af
ternoon last.
Recent advices from England from pri.
vate sources, state, that since the assassi-
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-29
James Brown, & Co.

ARE now receiving and opening a, their
store corner of the Globe Taye m in Shep-
herds. Town an assortment of
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-29

At a meeting of the Trustees OF Shep-
berd's. Town, held on the 5th May, 1912,
Ordered that notice be given to the public
through the mediums of the Martinsourgh
and Charles Town papers, that the follow
ing laws are in force in said town, to wit:
A Law prohibiting any person from gal
lopipu a horse or mare through the streets
or allies of said town 10 a disorderly man.
ner--aIso the driving ofhorses in Wagons,
faster than a walk.
A Law prohibiting hogs running at large
IN said town, imposing a hne on the owners
for suffering it.
A Law prohibiting the firing of any FIRE
arms in said town, unless on a muster day,
on which day it is allowed while mastering
and parading the streets. :,
A Law respecting stud horses IN SAID
town.
A Law prohibiting persons from throw
ing filth or dirt into said streets or alleys,
that may occasion a nuisance, so as to en-
danger the health of any inhabitant.
A Law prohibiting any brush or trash
being burnt in said town.
Ordered that Jacob Long be and ne Is
hereby empowered and directed by the
Trustees to take notice from this date OF all
persons violating any of the foregoing laws
or any other law enacted by them and tc
take proper steps to bring all Offenders &c
justice to be dealt with as the law may dl
rect.
BY order of the Board Of Trustees.
JOHN WINGERD, Prest.
Test,
JAMES LrecETr, Sec'y.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-29
TO THE AFFLICTED

TO Til AFFLICTED.
The Original Family Medicines,
So highly celebrated in all parts OF the II.
States, for ten years and upwards, contin-
ue to be faithfully prepared, and sold by the
Proprietors, No. 90, Pitt.street, Baltimore.
MICHAEL LEE, 81 co.
NNATIUS O'FERRALL,
Formerly by Levi PRICE, Martinsburgh.
Lees Anti. Billion. Pills, for the preven-
tiop of Bilious FeverS, &c.
Lees Elixir, for violent Colds, Caughs, &c.
Lees Invaluable Ague and Feever Drops.
Lees Worm Destroying Lozenges.
Lees Itch Ointment, warranted to cure by
one application.
Lees Grand Restorative, for nervous dis.
orders, inward weakness, &c.
Lees Indian Vegetable Specific, for the
Venerial.
Lees Persian Lotion, for letters and erup-
tions.
Lees Essence and Extract of Mustard,
for the rheumatism, &c.
Lees Eye Water.
Lees Tooth.Ach Drops.
Lees Damask Lip.Salve.
Lees Corn. Plaster.
Lees Anodyne Elixir, for the cure of
Headaches.
Lees Tooth Powder.
- To detect counterfeits, observe each
article has on the outside wrapper, the sig
nature of
MICHAEL LEE, & Co.
"a Attic places of sale, may be had gra-
tbs, Pamphlets containing cases of cures,
whose length prevents their being herewith
inserted.
| M~artins5urgh, Jan. 1, 1917.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-29
To Men of Patriotism,
Courage & Enterprise.

EVERY able bodied man, from the age
of % to As years, who shall be enlisted for
the army ofthe United States, for the term
Of five years, will be paid a bounty of six
teen dollars ; and whenever he shall have
served the term for which he enlisted, and
obtained an honorable discharge, stating
that he had faithfully performed his duty
whilst in service, he shall be allowed and
paid, in addition to the aforesaid bounty,
three months pay and one hundred and six
ty acres OF land /; and in case he should be
killed in action or die in the service, his
heirs and representatives will be entitled
to the said three months pay and one hun
bred and sixty acres of land, to be desig-
mated, surveyed and laid off, at The public
expence.
LEWIS D. WILLIS.
fsf. Lieut.. Infantry, U. States Arny.
Recruiting Rendezvous,
at Martinsburgh, April 80, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-29

THE subscriber wishes to rent for a
l. term of years, his store house on the
main street in Charles Town. 1t is unne.
cessary to describe this property, it being
so generally known. The Lot with the
whole OF the Improvements will be sold if
applyed for before it is rented.
JOHN KENNEDY.
Charles.Town, April II, 1912. hO
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-29
April "a, 1912.
Public Sale.

WILL be sold to the highest bidder for
w cash, on the 2o,h of June next, be-
fore the door of X. Fulton's tavern in
Charles. Town, one NEGRO WOMAN,
one MILCH COW, and a number of va
lusble articles of Household and Kitchen
Furniture, the same having been conveyed
to the undersigned in trust for the benefit
OF Benjamin ouother and others.
JOSEPH w. DAVIS.
April II, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-29
Thirty Dollars Reward.

TOLEN out Of the subscribers pasture
~ field near Hess'mill in Berkeley Coun-
ty, on Thursday night, the 23d inst. a
BAY HORSE. one of his hind feet white,
his nose and belly of a mealy colour, one
OF his hind hoofs has the appearance of a
split in it, has a lump on his back occasion
ed by. the saddle, is between Is and is
hands high, 9 or 10 years old, has a hole
IN the left side ofhis neck large enough to
admit the end of the 6uger freely, is a ma
tural trotter, has been most used as a draft
horse, and It's supposed his neck is slight.
" marked with the collar, has a thick bushy
main, and short bob'd tail of rather a dark.
er colour than his body, shod before only.
will give areward of FIVE dollars for the
said horse together with all reasonable ex-
penses if brought home, or thirty dollars
tor the horse and thief on the thief's con-
%viction. IOHN EVANS.
May 1, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-29

as general as the time present will admit
of, consisting in part of S%uperhne c loths
and Cassimeres, a beautiful collection of
Rich SILKS and other fancy articles, CAL
licos and Chintzes, Musllns, coarse and
fine Irish Linens, Sheetings, Tickling.
burgs, Oznaburgs, Homemade Linens, a
general assortment of Domestic and Spun
Cotton, Kid, Morocco and Common Lea
Their Shoes, School and other Books, a.
mong which are
"A Serio, Ludricro, Trsgico, Comico,
Tale !" written by
Thinks 4 to myself, ohos
Wines, Brandy, Spirits, Holland Gin and
Rum, all of superior quality, and a quaint.
tv of Whiskey, some of which is upwards
OF three years old & very good. Every arti.
Gle of which was bought with cash and with
the greatest care and attention, and will be
sold low for ready pay meat.
Shepherd's-T Town, May 8, 1879. IT,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-29
May 90, 1912.

4 GENERAL meeting of the Overseers
N of the Poor Of the county Of Berkeley,
will be held in Martinsburgh at the Court.
House, on the FIRST Monday III June next,
A full meeting is requested as the poor
rates will be that daylaid for the present year.
All persons having any business with the
Board are desired to attend.
By order Of the President,
ROBERT COCKBURN, C. G. r.
April "a, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-29
Land for sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale 500 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 applica.
ton to
WILLIAM PENDLETON, jun.
May 8, 1912. If.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-29
An Estray.

TAKEN up by the subscriber, living
near Back Greek, Berkeley County,
on the 10Th inst. a BAT MARE, with q
mixed star in her forehead, and a curl on
each side of her throat, locked, three years
old this spring, thirteen hands three inches
high, and appraised to forty dollars. The
owner is desired to prove property, pay
charges and take her away.
GEORGE FAIRS.
May 30. 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-29
The Thorough. bred Horse
MUFTY,

WILL stand this season, the three irss
w days in each week, at my stable, on
the farm that formerly belonged to John b.
Craghill, and the three last days in the week
a,r. Richard Claget's farm on the Swan
ponds. and will be let to mares at the redu-
ced price of FIVE dollars (and twenty FIVE
cents to the groom) the season, payable the
first of Augustnext ; ten dollars to ensure
a foal, to be paid when the mare proves with
foal-parting with, or removing the mare
forfeits the insurance ; " dollars cash
the single leap.
Mufty is a handsome chestnut sorrell,
near sixteen hands high, six years old this
spring, and was bred by Job Race OF Lou
| doun. The season will begin the first OF
| Anril and end the last of June.
BENJAMIN COMEGYS.
March 27, 1912.
Pedigree.
Mufty was got by Old Mufty,a thorough
bred imported horse, celebrated for run
ming his dam was got by Cold Souse,
whose sire was an imported horse ; his
grand dam by Old Genus Hiswell. Qi)
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-29
Oneh undred Re1vard.

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 years, Eve feet7 or 8 inches high,
square built and somewhatbow legged, has
bad . part of one Of his great toes and the
toe 9dJ joining it chopped off with an axe,
has lost,go or three OF his upper front teeth,
which perceivably affects his speech, and
has a scar on his chin. He had on a new
drab coloured home made cloth coat, tow
linen shirt, wool hat, yarn stockings and
coarse strong shoes his other clothing not
particularly Tecollected. / will give the a.
bove reward to any person who will sppre,
hend said negro and bring him to me, or
secure him in any Jail SO that / get him a.
gain, and all reasonable charges.
NJ RANSOM.
April "a, 1912.
70 The Editor of the Frederick Town
Herald, and thu Editor Of the Scioto Ga.
xette, are requested to publish the above
advertisement for three weeks in their re.
spective papers and forward their accounts
TO this Office for payment.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-29

Berkeley, SIS.
March Court, 1919.
George Ziler, Complainant,
against
Christina Zler, widow and relict of Peter
Ziler, decd. Jacob Stonsifer and Rebec-
kah his wife, late Rebeckah Ziler, John.
Elizabeth, Mary, and George Ziler.
Children of Daniel Ziler, decd. who was
one of the children of Peter Ziler, decd.
Jacob Ziler, Peter Ziler, Adam Hinele
and Christina his wife, late Chris,ens
Ziler, Defendants, In CHANcERY.
THE defendants Jacob Stonsi!er and
A. Rebeckah his wife, late Rebeckas
Ziler, not having entered their appearance
agreeable to an act of Assembly and the
rules of this Court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Court, that they are no,
inhabitants Of this Commonwealth, On mo.
ton Of the Complainant, by his Counsel, il
is ordered, that the said Defen dsn.s. Ia
cob and Rebeckah Stpnsifer, do appear
here on the second Monday in June next.
to answer the bill of the Complainant, and
that a copy Of this order be forthwith in-
serted in the Martinsburgh Gazette for two
months successfully, and published at thu
door ofthe Court. House Of said County.
A Copy. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, C BE-.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-29
Wanted Immediately,

THREE or FOUR Journeymen MILL.
WRHHT9, who are good workmen, to
whom good wages will be given by aPplying
to the subscriber in Charles. Town, Jeffer-
son County, or at Henry Sybert's Mill.
near Martinsburgh.
JACOB FISHER.
Nav g., 1879. !