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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-05
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ARRIVED,
Schr. Herkimcr, Seaman, s days from n.
YORK.
The ship Piscataway, Rogers. from New
York, bound to lisbon, was taken by the
British frigate Orpheus, the 18th September,
and four days after was rc-taken BY the pri-
vateer Joseph and Mary, Of Baltimore. She
went up the bay on Friday.
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Courts Of Enquiry.

4 COURT OF ENoUIRY for the 1st Rat.
y TALON, 1gth Regiment will nc held on
jhe 2th next month, at the Beli-Tavcrn.
and Cor the 2nd Battalion, on the 25th ~
the Eaglc Tavcrn.--A 70 mental Court Of
Enquiry vtl be g II at the Eagle Tsvcr-', on
the sob ofsame mooth--thcse Courts will com.
mcncc thctr settings a. 10o'clock, a. VI.
By order of thc Col Command ut.
G.. ADAMS, Adi't.
Richmond, Oct %. 81.
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INFORMANT DISCOVERY.

We learn iron Undoubte1 authority, that
dc'rhia hes di,covercd the PERPETUAL
MOTION. THIS all important discovery
hls been Examined by several gentlemen Of
This civ, wh arc convinced of is reality
We fuyncrlearn. ,Aat company Of Gen
,cmcn Ia the city m Philadelphia, have Of
T5red for tie patcn. right # the discovery,
the enormous SUM O. zoo, GOO Dollars.
Nc Y. Gazette.
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4 ssize Of Dread

BY virtue Of deed of trust, from william
Gentry to the subscrihe-, to satisfy Iohn Park
CT, certain sums of money. in the said deed ex-
pressed, will be sold to the highest bidder, Cor
ready money, on the premises, on Friday the
18th Of November next, the
Tract Of Land,
whereon the said Gentry resides, in Hanover
county, containing 50 acres. The improve.
mcnts are small Dwelling House, and other.
necessary out Houses, and Young Apple Or
chard, IS miles from Richmond, IN the road
leading over The Meadow-Gri1ges 10 Hanover
Courthouse. At the same time, wiki be sold.
on the same terms, THREE HEAD or CAT.
TIE, TWO FEATHER BEDS, AND FURNt.
TURE, CARPENTERS TOOLS, &c.
TH0S. 1INSLEY, trustee.
Henrico, Oct 23rd, 1919. tbs
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1 siSg2c town to bear away the wreathe of
patriotism from you, while che name of Rich
mond is a bye word and reproach atnor.,
your countrymen9 Youngmen ofRichmand.
OF Manchester, brave Young spirits ~ Hen
rico and Hanover, ofChesterfeld and Gooch-
land, Powhatan, Amelia and all the neigh
boring Counties, We invite you to JOIN US
Co.cin ane enroll yourselves among the de-
tenders of your country. Oar arms arc
pea to receive YOU. HE to the standard of
your Country. Means will be taken to aid
IN equlpping YOU in a style not unworthy of
the corps of Petersburg.
y" We understand, that the Ladies of
Louisa, animated bv the same consnlerate
Patriotism, which has inspired our fair Coun-
erywomen OF the West, propose to knit a
bout 500 SOCKS, and scoc Sin,:S ard Mitteps
for our troops. They wis. to make the
circumstance generally known, with view
OF inviting the rest of their conntrywomen of
Virginia to Cooperate in SO tender an of
lice.
Enquirer.
The General Election of Electors Of Presi-
dent and Ficc-president ofthe United States
throughout this Commonwealth took place on
Monday last. Several weeks must eapse be-
fore the returns can Be received in this city.
We hazard little how ever in saying, great as
has been the clamor against the WA. by the
Tories, thatnine-tenths of the votes will be
Tor the Madison and Gerry Ticket.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
lENRIco COUNTY.
For the Republican Ticket, 200
Federal Ticket, %
CITY OF RICHMOND.
For the Republican Ticket, 1iS
Federal Ticket. ~
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NEGROES For SAFE.

ON Monday the 18th day of December next,
~ at the former residence Of Abraham b.
Ycnable, decd. Near Parmviile, in Prince-Ed-
ward county, will be sold, TO the highest bid
der, for cash,
twenty Five Negroes,
consisting of men, women. and chhdren-the
crop OF Corn, Oats, Hay, tho stock of Horses,
Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Plantation Utensils, &c.
Should the day proposed be wet, the sale
will be postponed for that day, but proceed rs
soon as the weather will permit. And will be
continued from day to day, if the sale be not
complicated in one dav
RICHARD N. VENABIE, Admir-.
OLA. u. YEwABLE, deed.
Prince Edward, Nov. 2nd, 1912 Nv.
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: oTt'F.--iI.i ;hose aho h.ys claims a.
g.inst tha csr''e Of Charles Aiitue s.
decd late of Cumberland county, inc -.s. -
ted To bring them forward Tor syulenen, -
So, those Indebted 10 tie said estat,, arc re-
quesicd 10 make immediate paymcn, 20
RICHARD ALLEN, Sheriff. C.g,5sr-
fdHG, ard AGst'y. Of Chrgit5
1GcffAecs, dsc'4.
Nav. s, 1919
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VI .IHI Ut " " -'I-''T''-7''I'I 1'1-F'I0III
TER Qnd Wc Country.
a roll IL oYcrcl To- this City for compa-
ny of Voluutccrs. SO entcrprising spirits
have already put down heir names.--Wiil
You join them VIII sou follow the glorious
footsteps Of the Volunteers Of Petersburg!
o. 8 wh'lc tney goto RE battle, will you sit
here" IN mSiorious ease f-.IVill YOU permit
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PATRIOTIC

state. q
Yotaateer Rife CONTRARY is now organizing
III this place and will soon be Filed, for the
purpose OF offering their service TO the Pre-.
s,dcnt to march to Canada. We learn that
upwards Of sixty fine young men have alrea-
Gy enrolled themselves.-We presume a
few young gentlemen from the nighbourinS
Counties might yet be admitted, provided
early application be made.
&Itract fran " VIsws or 4RE IGILIT4-
M CTRcyMSTANcRs or THG UNI7ED
STATES" nosy fa6Hshiag il tie aurora.
80 It may escape the observation of gen3-
raj readers, and we therefore offer few
nute> upon these items he whole of these
issue, have been made independent Of the
issues for the old establishment which the
editor has also exhibited in another part of
this numbcr] and ii viii be perceived that
the number OF coats. vests, and overails are
within 5000 of the whole military force vo-
led by congress, though it is certain that the
plumber of suits thus issued, is much greater
than the actual number enlisted
There are four shirts a man issued for
as 600 men, and four pair Of shoes for the
same number.
And blankets sufficient to supply every
man under arms with two blankets each.
The muskcts issued are for 100000
men.
"And the tents issued are amply sufficient
10 cover at only FIVE men to an infantry, aud
$ ,or a cavalry rent, (the usual number Is
and 10Y $4,000 infantry and 10000 cavaL
ry, or altogether 10000 meu
@ The ammunition may be placed in 81
milar point Of comparison, and will he found
adequate tn twelve weeks daily action for
tie whole Of the force Organized, according
u the ordinary expenditure in warfare, as
it must be conducted"
~ Il IS also stated in these series, tina,
"thc shiriing for the whole public force will
be hereafter OF domestic manuiacture-not
,.--.st Eo-,rc,., ,,,tiI ", ,.o.,.,..-.., a
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SVaite's


CORRECT LIST or Prizes
SnsQueha,nlu CaAat Lotte'-e;
NO IL.
NOW DIR NWING
THREE DTS IN E.4CH WEEH
1871 OARS DRAWING.
No sslS prize of $50
Io@o2 %
AMI 500 prizes OF 12
I47H DAr'S DRAWIYc.
No 5000, prize of 500
goo. 1913, 20
AND 1914 prizes of IL
The Ten Capitals all in the Wheel.
FOURTEENTH DAYS DRAWING
OF
Medical College Lottery.
No. 255lO prize of $500
255Sl, 2O644 100
1914, S270S SO
14l5l, 1888, 246O6, 2755s 20
Ais prizes of IS each
And rs Go. of - do
15.i D11"S DR4WLNG.
No. 1896 prize OF $4,000
c31O1 S0o
2O327 j00
2l57, 1869, 2e6oe, 2ss57. s49s2 so
62l, 6255, 1881, 1861, I7l55
1862, 23429, 253lS, 25244 ~
2lS prizes OF 15eacfr
And 81 do. OF 10
The next days drawing on Thursday, wien
Two Stationary prizes VIII be drawn
/ of $4,000
OF SEQ
Tie RUG G,ard Capitals Of
u $4,000 Dollars each ~!
ARE STILL IN TRE EHEEL.
Present price Of Tickets G19
ZEE FIRST DRAWN IIcKET ON 1ToND1T
NEX9S WILL BE EN4ITLED 20
Rive Hundred Dollars.
For TICKETS & sHAREs-Apply.to either
OF the Subscribers
KEARNY WHARTON,
No. s, SouthStrea
p. II. NICKLIN,
2G2, MARKET etreel, or
]. COHEN, jr,
Medical College, LOTTERY Office, No. ITO.
Baltimore. Oct. 80. 1t.
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lh9utieal skill! and bravery, and almost proves
tnat ah American armed vessel is snpc rior
any British vessel of equal force. Though
ne honor "on by oar gallant seamen more
tiian compensates for the loss sustained, we
cannot but regret that the brave 'Jonea had
not an opportunity of reaping the reward
OF ms skin and Conduct, by bringing his prize
into port.
Fl. d. M. SHIP PoIcrIERs,
OCTOBER q. 1912 -atSea, tat. S..
G7r DEhR F%TaER,
he fortune of war has placed us in the
hands OF cur enemy. We were captured By
this ship on Sunday evening last, alter ha-
wing ourselves captured VI. b. majesty's brig
Frolck. The Froljck was of superior force
to us. She mounted Is thirty-two pound
carronades and two long mines. The Wasp
you know had only 10 carronades. The
Action lasted 43 minutes We had FIVE xii
led. The slau.hter on board the FroliclS
vas dreadful. We are bound into Bermuda
II am quite uilhurt. In great haste, yours,
&c.
J. BIDDLE.
P.S. Although cur cruize was short,
consider ourselves as very fortunate.
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twenty Five Nemroes.
LAND FOR SALE.

by virtue ola decree Of the Superior Court
Of ChaHccry, for the Richmond District, where.
in the Executors Of Alexander Trent, senior.
decd were complainants, and the Representa-.
tives Of Peterfcld Trent, defendants be
sold, at Cumberland Courthouse, on the fourth
Monday in October next, being Court dayl the
balance Of that very valnablc
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-05
Tract Of Land.

on Willis's river. containing 597 ID acres, by
a latc spryey.-Tbe quality Of this Land is well
adapted 20 the culture Of Wheat, Corn, &c. and
its cootiguity TO the town Of Cara, where there
Is most excellent Manufacturing Mil, for
wheat Tobacco Inspection and a ready Mar
ket for every thing which may he made there
on--added TO itS being ut the head Of the
nayigabe waters of WIilis's river, render it
q most desirable situation for one who wishes
70 invest his money in this kidd Of property
One third Of the purchase money will b. re.
quircd when The title is made, and liberal
credit viii be given for the balance, upon re-
ceiviug bond, to be secured by deed OF trust
OF the Land
TIE COMMISSIONERS.
sent o. 1870 IDS
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~ Il IS also stated in these series, thar
"thc shirjing for the whole public force will
be hereafter OF domestic manufacture-not
a yard Of foreign viii be required"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-05

CT The Sale Of the above Land, is postpo
ned until the 4tii Monday in November, when
II will certainly take place at the Courthon,e.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-02-07
Artillery Company Orders,

THE First Martinsburgh Artillerists
i are required to attend at their usual
place of Parade on Saturday the ED inst.
at 1 o'clock, A. M. with their arms, &c.
in complete order.
You having ON two former occasions,
Volunteered your services to the Govern
ment, the Commander hopes that your Pa
triotic and Military pride will not be damp
ed by the circumstance that you have not
been ordered into actual service. He fat
tiers himself, that as there is now every pro-
liability of War, that you will authorize
him to offer your services to march where
yer you may be required. He returns his
thanks to those Patriotic Young Men not
belonging to the Company, who enrolled
themselves to march with him on former
occasion, and fatters himselfthat they and
any others who feel desire to serve their
Country in the ranks of its defenders, will
come forward and join the Parade on Satur-
day the 22d inst. the anniversary of the birth
of the Immortal WAsHINCToa.
JAMES FAULKNER, Capt.
First N. ArtiHerists
Feb 2 1910
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-02-07
ChRRACcAs GAZETTEs.

We have been favored with a file OF Car
raccas Gazettes, published in the new repub-
lie of Venezuela, to the 10th November in
elusive They maintain the interesting char
acter we before gave them. The Kingdoms
of Carthagena and Truxillo have been added
to the Confederation: And an army was ad-
vancing from Carthagena against st. Martha;
but proclamation inviting the natives of st.
Martha to Join the confederation had preceded
the army; at the SAME time intimating that
powder would be burnt if necessary. Gen
Miranda, having established the new govern
ment in Valencia had returned to the Car
raccas, accompanied by the gratitude of the
magistrates of Valencia, expressed in a very
handsome address, The papers are rcplete
with discourses on the establishment of the
Republic and against the Inquisition: but
they are translations verbatim from the writ
ings of the celebrated Able RAyNAL: the
great enemy of monarchy and are intended
to disseminate those principles of policy which
have ensured tranquility to Switzerland for
two centures.--We are happy in finding that
with their warlike preparations, these new
Republics have establisheda Military School,
Hospital, or Medical School, and other
scientific institutions and the papers are fl
led with the names of the contributors to their
support.
The expedition against the Caracas, which
sailed from Porto Rico had been lost and Sc
veral of the vessels had been taken.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-02-07
Janaa-u q.

January %.
Ths Committee Of Finance made their re-
port to the House on Saturday: IL con-
cladss thus:
ieur committee communicate srith great
pleasure the improving state Of the finances
OF government, thdtthe tdres though light
and incoHsideraNs, are Commensurate nth
all the necessary purposes Of government.
Your committee ALSO feel satisfaction IN
stating, that the entertainments heretofore
experienced by the treasury, arising from
the temporary deficiencies OF our resources,
hdUe an no instance been felt during the last
gear The cause Of embarrassment has been
gradually diminishing for some time past.
and your committee feel a confidence chat il
slH be entirely REMOVED in fep years.
without additional tdres.
Your committee suggest the proprietg of
charging the literary fund NTH such sums
Of money, as may hereafter be demanded of
the treasury under any eristing law, for
the expense Of che prosecution Of any fine.
forfeiture, penalty, escheat, or any other
ctasm, Which If recovered srouid be applied
to Che literary fund
Rssotued, as the opinion Of this commit
tee, that it as unnecessary TO raise the tares
for the present year.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-02-07
BOSTON. January 2. 1919.

Messrs. Editors cannot withhold from
public notice the following anecdote of lit
tie boy. communicated in letter from Robt.
Ralston, Esq of Philadelphia l have no au-
thority to give it publicity, but the known
disposition of that gentleman seems to war
rant it, though masked
Yours, W. J
A circumstance occurred few days ago,
that am sure will give you pleasure A lit
tie boy presented me with leathern bag,
saying, Here are two dollars which have
long time been accommodating to aid the
Translation of the Scriptures A considera-
BILE portion of it was in cents, which instead
of being expended in the usual way by chill
dren, and for which they had been given, it
appears have been put away in the little bag
until, as he thought, the amount was ON OBJ.
ject worthy of notice"
A similar circumstance occurred in Charles
town, (Mass) A very little boy presented
half a dollar to the Rev DIR. Morse for one O
three objects recommended by him at the
same time. On being asked for which OBJ
ject he designed it, the child referred to tn,
doctor but being again desired to specify
he replied, I" For the Translation of the B
BILE, Sir"
Blessed are those parents whose early in
structions lead the infant minds of their off
spring to commiserate the cases of the desti
tute.
Blessed are those children so taught in ear
ly years, the love of God and men.
Blessed religion what hast thou not done
for parents and offspring What may we not
expect when its sublime doctrines become
generally known and its morals universally
influential
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-02-07
Public Sale.

WILL be sold on Tuesday the 25th
w inst. If weather permits, or the first
fair day afterwards. at the farm belonging
to the heirs of Levi Taylor, deed, within
two and half miles Of Charlie y Town, best
known by many 10 that neighbourhood by
name of Fleet Woody on credit of nine
months, all the farming utensils and stock
OF every description belonging to said es-
tate, consisting of Wagon and Gears,
Flows, Harrows, and every other kind of
implements necessary on farm, work
Horses, valuable brood Mares, Cows, Hogs
and Sheep. Bonds and approved security
will be required, before the property can
be removed.--The sale TIC commence at 10
O'Clock, A. M. where due attendance will
be given by
WILLIAM TAYLOR. Aam'r.
FANNY TAYLOR, A6m'rx.
Feb. z, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-02-07
RICHMOND, Jan. 81.
ANOTHER FRET

Betsoeen the hours Of 6 and on Thurs
day night last, zoe ,cere again alarmed by
the dreadful cry of Fire The sensations
ercited by this almost reiterated cry, (espe-
ciatty IN those seho witnessed and felt that
Of the fatal 26th Dec.) may be perfectly con
ceiUed but gerry imperfectty described.
HoSc the fire first originated 1ce hare not
distinctly learned, but the general suppose
ton as, that it eas By accident The build
ings being all zoooden ats progress soas gerry
rapid, and threatened the destruction Of the
1ohofe square IN sohieh it commenced, and
the adj AGENT ones but, from theunited erer-
tions Of many individuals, aided by mar
roo alley, the destroying element soas hap
PLY OUercome The tenements consumed
acre IN number g !; and had it not been for
the parapet JraH to the house an 1rhich Wr.
SaRdersom resided, and that Of Mr Hin
ston's on the cross-street leading to tie riu-
er, Immediately opposite to the house an
which the fire first broke out, and oecapied
by Messrs Ratston d Peasants, seoerat
OTHER squares weGsd hGvs materially suffer
sg
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-02-07
BOSTON, January Is.
FROM SPAIN.

A vessel from Corunna brings information
from the north of Spain to the ith December.
No war event of any magnitude had occurred
Lord Wellington's army remained in canton
ments on the Portuguese frontier, and the
French Grand army about so miles distant,
in Spain The French on the Bay of Biscay
had again taken possession of Gijon, in Astu-
rias. Cadiz accounts to nearly the same date
have also been received. Ballasteros continu
ed maneuvering in Andalusia a strong evil
dence of the weakness of the French In that
quarter. valentia it was reported, had fallen
into the hands of Marshal Suchet. The con-
centration of the French forces under Suchet
and Marmont had given opportunity to the
guirallas, and other Spanish partizans, 70 re-
new their active warfare on the French lines
of communication, foraging parties and couri-
ers.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-02-07

to wait on the President with his resolution
offered some DAYS since, reported that the
committee had performed the same and re-
ceived for answer, that the subject should re-
ceive due attention.
The house took up the bill for chasing and
arming the militia-Mr Wldgery moved an
indefinite postponment-Motionl lost 10 10 %
Mr.. Condit moved to reduce the annual APP
preparation from 8 400 600 to s zoe, ooo-Car-
ried
On motion of Mr. Tallmage the bill was or
dered to lie on the table when
The bill reported by the committee of ways
and means for defraying the expenees of the
civil list in the wear 1912, was gone into, on
which the house were engaged at ) O'Clock.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-02-07

THE subscriber having received consi-
i derablc injury from some evil dis
posed persons cutting down and hauling
timber from the Big Spring Farm. now
in the occupancy of Mr.. Henry Naden-
bouch. carrying off and burning the rails,
and committing other unlawful depreda-
tons on said Farm he is determined not
to submit to this nefarious practice any lon-
ger; he therefore cautions all persons from
committing the like offences in future, as
he is determined to deal with them as tho
law directs.
WASHINGTON EVANS.
Feb. 7, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-02-07
FOR SALE,
Il valuable Tract of LIND,

lying on Applepye Ridge, eight miles from
Winchester, Frederick County, Virginia,
late the property of flames Dillon, deed.
The tract contains three hundred acres, on
which there is an excellent stone dwelling
house and good barn, cellared under with
stone, and other out buildings; also large
apple orchard, two springs Of water, ana
considerable proportion Of meadow and
timbered land. This property, if not sold
before the third day Of March, will be of
fsred at public sale on that day. Terms
may be known by applying to the subscri-
Der, living on the premises.
WILLIAM DILLON, Ear.
Feb. z, 1912. &
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-02-07
Feb. r, 1912.

L. LOUk will be carried from the mouth
i of Opeckon to George own, whene-
yer the river will admit boat to pass, car
rying one hundred barrels, for one dollar
per barrel, and sold or stored as the ow-
ners may direct.
- Cash given for Wheat, by
JAMES FOREMAN.
Feb. 7, 1912. 4
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-02-07
NORFOLK. January q.

Yesterday morning at half past nine, a We
ry smart shock of an Earthquake was felt in
this place and Portsmouth its direction APP
peared to be from South to North, and its
continuation about fifteen seconds. The eff
fects of the convulsion were much more sen.
sibly felt than those which happened about a
month since. The shock was SO violent as
to agitate the vessels in the port, and the
houses on the wharves were in most instances
shaken violently.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-02-07
Take Notice.

a Ii persons are hereby cautioned a.
IA gainst cutting WOOD on, or hauling
it from my farm to the South. West of
Martinsburgh from hunting upon it, or
passing through the enclosures thereof, or
committing any other unlawful depreciation
upon the said property, as | am determine
ed to prosecute to the utmost limit of the
law, every person who may be discovered
so to offend.
JOSIAH FLAGG.
February T. 1910
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-02-07
Public Sale.

To ). ,oh at the Subscribers resiSsHee on
AiH.Cyeek, near Gdryard's- Town. ca
Fridcp the ss,h insfsnt the following
properly. vix'
TToRSES, Cows and Hogs, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Farming u
tensils, Grain in the ground, quantity OF
Rive and Corn. Nine months credit will
be given, the purchaser giving note with
security.
GILBERT M'KoWN.
Mill.Creeek, Feb. z, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-02-07

TAKEN up by the subscriber a mare
Il COLT, one year old next spring, a.
bout eleven hands high, of bay colour,
with star in its forehead, its upper lip
little white, has no brand or marx, and APP
praised to six dollars. The owner is de-
sired to prove property pay charges and
take it away.
DAVID KILMoRE.
Feb. 7, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-02-07

Died, at his residence in Fleming Coun-
tn, Kentucky, on the 2lst NoUember last,
in the cath gear of his age, Mr.. HUGH
PdRKE, late of this County.