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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-01
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days, which began ON the very day of the
carthQuaiSe. Ihc houses in the street
where | walked did not fall immediately-I
ran to the Market Square, which was close
by there were five OF us in company, only
three survived. As soon as the earth BEGAN
to shake, the Spanards dropt on their knees
had they run like the strangers MANY more.
Of them would have escaped.
The earthquake began at z minutes
Past O'Clock, p. M. The horror of the sight
OF the wounded and mangled, men, women
and children, is not to be described Ine-
yer saw any thing so heart-appalling. All
the dead, as they are, found, are carried
ana thrown in heaps and burned The
shocS came from the West aud continued
from two minutes and half to three min
uteS.-Previous Immediately preceding the
shock the ground opened in burrows, raised.
pended and twisted US with the flexibility of
a great heavy sea. The houses tuirbiinp-
INTO runs, the men, women and children
shrieking and crying, the dust flying SO thick
as TO cause total darkness, made a scene of
horror which no pen, no pencil can des-
criDe anu all this dreadful scene was made
sui more horrible by a tremendous noise il,
the earth which threatened momently to
swallow up all upon it's surface. 1t is with
difficulty the road is travelled between this
and Caracas /; it is so cracked, broken and
turrowed that barrel could scarcely be
passed along. 1t is evident the whole noun,
tain has been agitatcd.
All the goods unsold got on board the
vessel again, but many of them in indifferenr
order and some stolen; the negroes pcrs;st
in their old habits.-Mr. Gerard Patrullo
escaped by jumping out of window, his
brother AnthOnio is killed.
People are ia continual apprehension Of
another shock. Since the Goth seven or
eight small shocks have been felt, but
they haye aoae no further damage than
TO tumble into ruins the few shattered hon.
ses that remained Provisions ON hand for
1--we months, if well managed Fears arc
entertained OF counter-rcvoution, as all
the interested and disafected Clergy and
| i1aity are busy ascribing the late calamity to
the revolution against their old Monarch.
al TINS moment we have had another and
more terrible shock than any since the Goth.
when on how all this will end, GOD only
knows
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-01

AZ DNERTiSEMENr.----T subscriber having
= = commenced business in the Commission Line
u the City OF Richmond, hopes By strict attention. to
merit share OF the patronage of his friends. His
eidcc ID kept opposite the Eagle Tavern
JOHN BRYCE.
Dec. 81. ,r
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-01
BY Thomas Richie. ]

or coNDrTI0NS.-Fiyc Dollars a year, to he
pai! annually ia advance. Those who do not direct
their o. ,ss discontinued at the end the year,
wiz be considered rs engaged for the uext.--N one
will be discontinued, until all arIearases have been
paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted in
this paper unless they paid for, guaranteed by
respectable person in this city or Manchester.
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wEo wfLL BE coYsPyoP

IT is Impossible to ascertain who will bs
'IoVernor nntll after the meeting of the G G..
neral Court. Mr. Strong has by the YER
bal accounts small plurality, bat the NUNS
hers are 80 nearly the same that anv cops;..
dera6ie number OF scattered votes. or anv
erroneous returns. wund nrodno.. o diff.
ent result Several towns have not vet been
heard from, in all which Gov. Geyrn will
have an increased majority, and the event.
cannot be determined till che official canvass
Of the Votes by Committee of the General
Court.
The Election in Rhode island, has, as was
expected, terminated in favor OF Federalism
by a very small majority.
we are again assured in letters from,
Washington, that the Vice President of the
U. s. who has for eight years maintained
that dignihed station, will, in imitation Of
his predecessors retire at the expiration of
the present. time, and that very general
wish prevails an ong the friends Of the Co.
vernment in the Southern as we'll as Nor
thern States, that His ExceDency EIdridpe
Gerry should be the next Republican can,
u'u''e' BoS. PAT.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-01
April 10.

'{So RsNT-T'he family part of brick house on
the cross street below the Eagle, leading to
Shockoe ware house. Apply to
JOHN LAWLER.
April 81 Ii.
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Dec. d.

WILLIAMSBURG ot, Aprii 1sis.--'rhc pro-
w Irietors Of the Dismal swamp Conpany, are
hereby notified that general meeting viii be held
at suffolk on the first Thursday in June next, to elect
Presacat aHd Managers, and transact other busi.
asss OF importance.
JAMES HENDERSON, President.
WV. NELSON,
CoRBlN GRIFFIN,
April 81. sw
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URmington, TDek1 .ahru %

~, UHa1tnStom, Dell .ahrH %.
me Collector has seized ship from A.
n, island belonging to Mr.. Giraud, oE
Philadelphia. 1t is said the vessel and 80
go are worth 100000 dollars.'' TWO on
three more vessels from Amelia are expecs
tea to arrive IN our river in few days.
W., 25th April.
we learn that the ship Amazon frou,
liverpool, via Amelia Island, with British
u! III manufactures OH board, has been off and ON
the Delaware several DAYS. On the o1se
INST: one OF our Revenue beats boarded her
between the Brown and Brandywine, and
mat she is now in the custody Of the COLI
rector OF Delaware. The ship Unitee. States
las been playing a similar game We none
70 near OF her Being seized in few days.,
"ohe OF the persons Concerned in these yes-
sells came all the wayfroia PhiladelDh;a ia
1--WE information OF them to the COLLECTION
Oh this port.-.amazinsly patriotic -!
jpztchmau.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-01

NEw-YoRk, April "a.
The fT'gates President and Essex, wenn
to sea yesterday, on cruise to the South
ward.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-01
BALTIMORE Anil log

~ =, De 4 Ut OK e. AprIT %,
We have received this morning bv tho
schooner Joseph & Mary, Almeda, from Has
vana, the Havana Diary extra Of tn. I4tb
INST which informs us Of the arrival tbcre
the day preceding, fthe corvette Sebastia-
ma from Cadiz, having on board Segnor Don
Juan fuIz de Apod"ca, who is sppoin ed by
the regency TO succeed the marquis Some,1i-
clos and Don Jgnacio lie Alava in their res..
pccuve commands, on land and sea, which
are now vested in one person. On the 14th
hpodaca was sworn in ard entered upon his
Official duties. Somernelcs and Alava re-
turn to the Peninsula, where the former will
be employed iii some public station, the lat
ter has been appointed captain general of
thc aepartment OF Cadiz. Someruelos was
appointed in May 1899, and has rovcrncd
Cuba ndits dependencies - years and IL
months. c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-01

An express arrived here on FRIDAY ever3
ing last, with orders from Governor r op1 -
kins to Major Gen. Hall, directing &C.
tachment of COO men to be immediateI,,
made from his division. This dctacbnsnt
we are informed, is to be stationed at Nj
agara until relieved by regular troops. and
IS 20 be under command Of Lieut.. Col. PHI
expectation that the detachment win In
formed by volunteers, without resorting 20 :.
draft. The Contractor for the army. E A."
dcrson, Esq. of New York IS expect, ! No..
IN few days to provide rations for the t-oons
sroered on duty. eveUa Gax
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.->--,- Trustee.
Lands-which will appear on enquiry of
DAVID DOYLE.
April 10. ~ II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-16
il, BAkTLt.M AIN
us =. " SALE,

VUN-POWDER, Imperial, Young
" Hyson aud Hysrn Ska Teas, OF
he very latest irnporiaio 5; Mnsc"vado,
New,O rleaas. Loaf d Lump Sugars,
y. inc Green and Wal Coffee, Wines,
of variou, qualities, C"gnac Brandy, ia
mica and Antigua Run, some very
fne Old Rve * Com,non Wbiskey' Me-
lss<cs i, rogsneads tierces and barrels,
Pepper, P.n1cnto, Nutmegs, Gloves, Gin
,.a,non, Ginger, Nader, Ailen, Cop
peas. Spanl,h s. bergai lniiso' Fig
Blue i, small boxes, S'arch, n. Orleans
Up,,ud & Turkey red Gotten, refined
AID coomon Salt Petre, Writing and
Wr4ppins Paper, C4diz. Liverpool fine
ard coarsc S=!t, Gun-Powdcr OF different
qualities, Pa;en; Snot completely assort.
Cd, Bar Lcac, Hair Siiters, GIanbef
Sails, best Spanish Segars Sonp' Mould
ard Dip, Candles, Mustard, Chooc.Tte,
Cotton Cards, Re-! Birthstone. Glue,
Rice, Pearl-A 81. Manufactured Tobacco,
snoe Thread OF prime qualify, &c.
October l2. eosttla3w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-16
FLTNTS.
$4,000 PISTOL FLlNTs.
FOB SALE NJ
Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner Of King e Fsn3sE S'resA.
November IL
FALL GOODS.
wv
November IL

JOSEPH SMITH e SON.
TUAVE received the balance OF their
HI GOODS, by the ANN. Way, Of
Baltimore, which they expect round in
a few days-which, with their stock on
hand will make considerable variety,
which they will sell by the package or
piece, on moderate terms, at their store,
corner Of King and Fairfax streets.
Super6ne Clothes, Of very superior
quality,
Second do.
Superfine blue Forrest do.
superfine and common CassimeTes,
Bedford Cords,
Sewing Silks and Twists,
Flanuels, Blankets,
Blue and grey Plains,
Bookings, Vcstings,
Cotton Shirtings, Long Cloths,
Cotton Cambrics, Jaconet Muslins,
NaDchestry,
Cotton Damask Table Cloths,
Countcrpsnes, Checks,
Cotton Stripes, Long Lawns, sc. sc.
Nnvcmby, 2 DIV.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-16
Jossph RI. Vaudeville
oEEERS ECR SHE.


20 puncheots I'd, Sd and 4th proof
Wesl.India Rum.
40 barrels New England do
40 Hhd,. Philadelphia Rye Whiskey,
(dsily expectcd.)
40 Rb!s Common do.
80 Kinds good retailing htolasses,
&C O.. Eew-Orieaus and Mascoyads
Sugars.
loo Bbs do. DO. do.
10 Hts Leaf ana Lump do
10000 Id. White Coffee in Tierces and
bags,
5000 II. Green do. in barrels * bags,
1903 do England Cheese,
5GOD bushels Lisbon, CaGfz & Liver
poo! blown Salt,
500 ib India Seine Twine,
500 DIS. Shad, Herrings s. Mackrel,
800 Resms Writing * Wrapping Pa
80 Chests and 20 Gates Imperial
Hyson, Young Hyson and Tyson Skin
TEAS, OF a superior quality,
80 Casks Cognac, Bordeaux, Peach q
Apple Brandy,
pi pes and 20 quarter casks Madel-
ra. Lisbon, Sherry, Malaga, and Port
WINES,
~ quarter casks Teneriffc Go.
80 boxes and hall boxes Spanish CT
gars,
~ bales Cotton,
lsn kf,veo r,p<Has
50 do Chocrl.te, No. !, , and ),
IL DO Mustard in bottles,
30 do Pipes Of gross each,
100 bags sof, & tard sheIi'ti Almonds,
80 kegs Richmond manufactured To-
bacco,
$50 do. Copperas. Alum, Salipetre,
and MaGder,
80 10. Pepper, Pimenro, Indigo and
Fig Blue,
100 VT. Nu:megs and Cloves,
loo rolls Birthstone,
2 tnns SHOT assorted,
90 kegs Powder,
10 tons Plaster,
SEQ tai. Ladies coiored and black Mo-
rocco Shoes 4 a few pair Mems coarse
do.
Bed cords, leading lines, trace ropes,
Ha,niltcrs and CARROTS Stuff IN bot
ties, shaving Soap in boxes, glspber
Salts, common Cigars, bingham Boxes
and Wooden Ware in Nests. halr Sit.
tiers, Scotch Herring. il boxes, Bacon,
Ks. sc.
A constont supply kept Of wrought x
cut ais.
ALSO,
Best super-fne Flour-Jamieson
Crackers.
October %. dlwlaw3w.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-16
TO RENT.

An excellent BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE on the south side Of Duke
street. This House has an excellen,
stable and large Lot belonging to it
Possession to be given immediatsly.-
Enquire at the e1ss Of the Alexansria
Gazette.
OHshsr 5 eoSS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-16
October 20
Mrs. WASHINGTON

ETAVING removed from the Wash
TT ipSton Tavern to that new and
commodious House. lately bsilt By Mr.:
Anthony Crease, will take 10 boardsrs
by the day, or week. She begs leave
to solicit share of the patronage 50 IL
hersIly bestowed in this city en- the un-
fortunate, ard promises that no exsrtion
on her part shall be wanting to make
her boardsrs comfortable.
November 10.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-16
RUNAWAY.

v-AS committed to the jail Of fah'
fax County, Virginia, on Friday
the Cd day of October-a negro MAJ,
, Who saws his name is JOHN, and that
i've is the property Of a Mr.. VIM ha'le
Of York County, State Of South Carolina
and hat Mr.. Halle was taking him to
New-Orleans, and be absconaea rom
,i9, and was taken up aud put In MIL
ledcrvilI Jail, and that he was stolen
out Of said Jail by Mr.. Edward Doiley'
who brsasat him to(Icorgetown' chang
ed his name to Edward DAVIS x pawn
ed him for 60 dollars to Mr.. Adams,
who hired him to Mr.. Lawrison to
,york aboat on the Potomac. He is about
Is years of age, feet CT 10 inches =
hiab & has i small scar over MS iei'
eve he is of a yellow complexion,
thick lips, and has an impeachment 10
bis sneecb had on when committed a
blue country cotton coat, w.hte hef-
sailles vest, a coarse linen shirt x pan
falcons, The owner is requested to
come forward. prove his HropeFty' pay
charges and take him away other Wise
he will be dealt with as the la" d'rt ots'
RotHrt G keCHtil
Laaor. FahJas County, Ersn'm.
Oc.ober 9 -.
THE CHRONICLE,
IN ANNUAL VIxY OF KIs7oRT PoLi-
TICS g LIrERATGR
FOREIGN AID EO.wEotiC.
By JOHN z. HALL, late Of !'altin"re,
Assisted by several Men OF Letters.
This work will BE- devoted 70 the fol-
loving subjects IL. An Arh9ai fisto-
tory of Europe--2 II Congressional
History OF the United States, with oc-
cssionsl notices Of important proceed
ings in the State Lesisi2'ures-S. Pub
lie Docunents-4. a Register ot Re
ma, kable Orcurrenccs-5. Biographi-
cal Sketches Of persons distinguished 81
the Bar or in he Pulpit, IN the Closet
Or in the Fields. Proceedings OF learn
ed Societies, at home and sbrpad-7.
An Annual History of Literature, TO-
reign and domestic-s. Essays on Mis-
cellaneous Topics & Poetical illusions
g. Statistical Reports.
Price six dollars per annum-Io be
published in four quarterly numbers
" The Editors of federal papers
are requested to notice this advertise
ment to receive subscriptions, aid
transmit them to Mr. MosEs iKoXAs,
the publisher, at Philadelphia
Philadelphia. Oct. So.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-16
RECEIVED

Bv SCHOONER Melinda, from Boston, and
Sshr. Regulator, from Nesp York,
Aeompietc assortuS9t OF osoho, OF
all descriptions and fashions.
In Store,
Cotton, Window Glass, Ravens Duck,
Fine Soaps, Spanish Horse aides'
Trunks.
E. Gilman.
yuIy a. eoSttaw
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THE CHRONICLE,

IN ANNUAL TIEV OF RS7oh1 roA-'
TICS g LITBRhTGR
FOREIGN A ID 30. wEotiC.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-24
NEW FANCY GOODS.

THE subscribers are now receiving from
Philadelphia, and opening at their store in
Shepherds Town, in.addition to their A.
pTii purchases, variety of Fancy articles,
among which are:
Super Uudressed and Dressed Prints,
Chintzes and Ginghams,
Superhae Cambrick and Cambrick Taco.
net Muslius.
Laced Null and Spider Cambrick ditto,
Figured and plain Leno ditto.
Italian Silks and Grapes,
Figured Gauze,
Black and white Paraseuets,
White, green and pink Sarsenets,
Lsventine, Damask and other Fancy
Silk Shawls,
Silk and Kid extra and short Gloves,
Silk and Cotton Hose,
Satin, Lutestring and fringed Mantsa
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 Children's ditto.
-ALSO--
Meas and Women's, Boys and Girls
Leather Shoes, all fully assorted,
Boot Legs, Fair Tops, Boot Cords and
black, yellow and red Morocco Skins,
China, Queens and Glass Wares,
Drugs and Patent Medicines,
BENJAMIN James Harris's best Chewing
Tobacco,
Groceries and Liquors well assorted and
as usual genuine.
A fresh supply of Domestic Goods,
Ticklipgburgs, 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. QO
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-24
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

y AN away from the subscriber, on
IN Sunday last, negro man named
JAMES HILL,
of yellowish black colour, about So or So
years old, about feet or 9 inches high,
has two scars in his forehead near the edge
OF his hair--if confused has a stammering
in his speech, had on and took with him
two surtuits, one ola London brown SUPER
fine cloth half worn, the other of coarse
dark brown cloth half worn, black super
hne streight bodied cloth coat about half
worn, three jackets, one black satin, one
swansdown and the other mer sails, black
corded constitution trousers, fur hat, shoes
and stockings-had part of his cloths tied
10 red bandanoe handkerchief or new
shawl--If he is taken within the county,
will give Twenty. five Dollars reward, andif
out of the county and secured in any Jail 90
that | may get him again Thirty Dollars re-
ward, and all reasonable charges if brought
home. JOSIAH FLAGC.
Berkeley County, May %, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-24

Should the following not be redeemed in
the course of three months, they will be
sent to the General Post. Office as Dead
Letters, viz:
B. George Brady, John Butler, Badly
Butt, Timothy Brown, Orriek Butler,
James Brady.
c. Hannah Cunningham, Samuel Che
noweth.
ID. John Dosson, Matthias Dennis, Jas.
Dolly, John Duffy, of Lowvilie, Martins.
burgh, Va. Elizabeth Drinker.
+. Benjamin Ellis, George Elliott.
F. Caleb Fuller.
g. John c. Good.
III. Christian Hartman, Halter; James
Harrison, Joseph Hare, near Paine's
Meeting. House Joseph Hutchings, near
the head of Bull-Skin Josiah Hedges,
Jesse Harlan.
7. John Johnson, Mrs. Mary Johnson.
X. Frederick Keffer, Peter Kreps.
M. Alexander Mason, James Matter,
Jacob Marker, Samuel Morrison, John
Minsick, Thomas Mintier, Sleepy.Creek.
p. Andrew Paul, Hugh Paul, John
Peppers, George Porterheld.
X. James Russell, Thomas and Morris
Rees.
S. Jacob Shaver or Philip Wigle, Mr..
Stong, working at the Poor.House; Isaac
Shofstall, Jacob Seaburn.
v. William Vincent, Nathan Vanmetre.
w. John Wright, Opeckon Mills Sim
gleton Waugh.
VIM. SOMMERVILLE, Pm.
Post. Office, Martinsburgh,
July 10, 1912. J
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-24
Ten Dollars Reward.

d AN away from the subscriber, living
IN 10 Winchester, Frederick County. on
the 5th inst. an apprentice boy to the shoe
making business, named John Harper, a.
bout fourteen or fifteen years of age, has
sandy hair and large eyes, face freckled and
forward in speaking had on and took with
him blue roundabout and psntaloons Af
country made cotton, new wool hat, also
sundry other clothing not particularly re-
collected. Any person who will apprehend
said runaway and secure him so that the
subscriber may get him again, shall receive
the above reward and all reasonable charges
if brought home.
FREDERICK KURTZ.
July II, 1912. =
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-24
PURE LEMON ACID
For Punch, Lemonade,
Sauces, &c.

THIS acid retains all the grateful flavor
of the Fresh Lemon, makes excellent
Punch, Lemonade, Shrub, &c. and instant
" dissolves in warm or cold water, is also
adapted for every purpose in cookery where
the Lemon is required, such as Sauces,
Iellies, &c. The convenience of this acid
for taverns and public places OF amusement,
is sufficiently obvious, as IT will make
Punch, Lemonade, &c. at any time OF the
year, equally rich as with the fruit, and al
ways cheaper. For Balls aud Assemblies
this elegant preparation is particularly desi-
rable, as Lemonade, &c. may be made IN
the most easy and expeditions manner. Ii
isIparticularly recommended to private ia
miles, officers and gentlemen travelling;
it is perfectly dry and portable, ADD will
keep for any length of time, in every cir
mate. It warranted to contain no extra
neous matter, being nothing but the pure
acid of Lemons.
JAMES S. LANE.
Shepherds Town, July 10 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-24

A LII persons are hereby cautioned a
IA gainst taking an assignment on bond
given by the subscriber to certain Charles
Robinson, late of Hampshire County, Va.
and now of the state OF Ohio, for S 400 ds.
ted some time in May or June, 1906, in
payment for tract of land, as am deter
mined not to pay said bond in consequence
OF said Robinson not making me a sufficient
/, Stle TO said land. This is to notify the said
a. ~les Robinson that have been and now
sro yea, ~ to pay the said bond as soon as he
mixes me y good title.
JOHN MATHEW.
Hampshire mn. 'o' s eoua'y' '''}
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-24

THE subscriber has removed to King
4 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.
tons and fashions, among which are
fine Pell Topas, Hoop Topas, Correll,
Garnet, Octagon, &c. Hair BRACE
LET'S, CLASPS, mock Pell BREAST
PINS, Comedian, Stone and Comet, dit
to, Set and plain RINGS, &c.
All which he will sell very low.
JESSE HAYDEN.
Martinsburgh, July s, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-24
One hundredDoUarsR eword.

. AN away from my plantation near
IN Charles Town, Jefferson County, Va.
on the night of the 18th of January last,
negro boy named GEORGE, aged about
10 or 20 years, FIVE feet7 or inches high,
square built and some what bow legged, has
had part of one of his great toes and the
toe adj oiningit chopped off with an axe,
has lost two or three ofhis upper front 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 recolleeted. will give the =.
bove reward to any person who will appre-
bend said negro and bring him to me, or
secure him in any Jail so that get him q.
gain, and all reasonable charges.
M: RANSOM.
April "a, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-24

SoiA oUpPAJ
which added to his former stock makes his
assortment tolerable complete. His late
supply consists in part of the following:
Superfne and Common Cloths, CASH
mers assorted, Cotton Csssimers, Blue
and Yellow Nankeens, Searsuckers, Table
Linens, Towel Linen and Cotton Checks,
Mems and Women's Silk and Cotton Hose,
Mems and Women's Silk and Beaver
Gloves, Silk and Cotton Shawls, assorted
German and Irish Linens, Shifting Cot.
tons, Dmities assorted, Fancy Wasting
assorted, large supply of coarse India and
other Muslins, Ladies Tortoise and Com.
mon Combs, Ladies Kid, Morocco and
Leather Slippers, Mems Coarse and Fine
Shoes, large assortment of Spun Cotton
of different numbers. Ladies Fashionable
Bonnets, Glass, Queens and China Ware,
Fancy Lenoes, Cotton Cards, Silk and
Cotton Umbrellas, Constitution Cords,
Velvets and Thicksets, Oil Cloths for Ia
bles, a large assortment of Groceries, Grad
ling and Grass Scythes, and number of o.
Their articles too tedious 10 mention, all OF
which he will endeavour to sell as low IS
Goods of the same quality can be sold in
this part of the country.
MATTHEW 7. CLARKE,
Carrard's- Town, June S, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-24

THE subscriber offers for sale 800 acres
4 CT 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.