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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09
JAMES CHADBOURN,

= ESPECTFUI.LY informs his friends aud
= former Cultomers, that he has recon-
menced buGnels at the new Brick Store, head
of Union treet erected on the ipot where the
fore of J. Chadbourn, s. Co, (deftrdSed by
f5el formerly lood, where he offers whole
ale and retail, general sfortment of
Wef-lHdia Goods and Gr0cerieS,
among which are Rum, Brandy and Gin OF
dilferenx auaIities-Madeirz, Liibon, Sherry,
Vidonia, Port and Malaga Wines-Loaf aud
brown Sugar-Lump do-Hygon, Hyfonlkin
and Souchong Teas-Flour aud Candles Rice
Rsihns; Figs; Prunes; Corn Brooms; Sleeves
Tobacco; Stone Jugs Spern Oil Houle q
Hearth 3ruihes; Mats Bacon; Cloves
Mace; Cinnamon; Ginger; Pepper Nut
tard Oatmeal; Nutmegs WindGor aud Bar
Soap Walh BaIls; Table Salt; Malt Pow
der aud Shot (; Salt Petre; BrimRone Al
Ium aud Copperas Redwood and Logwood
Vinegar No, I and 2 Chocolate Babcrry
Tauow; Bees Wax Starch; Pearl Farley
Jorden Almonds Mute of various kinds Oh
i've Oil; Sail Filth, &c sc sc
~ The above are part Of good ahort-
ment of Goods which he offers for fale on a.
reafouable terms a. articles of the like quality
an be pnrcha(ed elfewhere.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09
@ A YOUNG LADY

OF Bottom, was afflicted with a violent
- cough tightnets OF The chen, great diff
Guilty of breai hing, and pain in the Gde in
this diltreiiiog Ga,e after having tried molt
things without effect. was induced TO take
d.. RsJft'5 AJR1lfie PaL5." when 10 the fur
prize Of berlef and friends, after taking one
box, her leep was reitored, her cough left her,
and in fnilhing the fecond, her health was
perfectly eitabilhed-Iz elSerIy gentleman ef
Salon was many years afflicted with mon VIC
lent cough, great difficulty Of breathing and
wheeling, could not neep; by taking two
boxes was cured-AH oil ssa4 Of Hazoucy was
% years sfR cted with an A4hna, was cured
by taking three boxes N esafisusu ef ITis
togtt was fix years afflicted with an Allhma
could not deep, was cured by three boxes
IN elderly LAZY II ByfoA was l6 years afIlic-
ted with vioent cough, difficulty Of breath
ipg could not lay down in her bed for years
was cured by taking only two bores ---'Ihefe
Pills give ia6aat e9ie ia all dfbnzs difficulty #
breathing boareasI' ,cbeezizg, fieIrg in he throat,
fgbfaess y rbe eL5f oo~snrPtioas, eoEgbs eoiss, e
Common ssIA ace generally removed ia few b,Ers
1bs egsd TD1 txPs'isnce 'fsf equally ggresa5e evsH
T0beS lie LEHg' are ebte7es 70 AK for DR..
Relies Althmatic Pills. None are Genuine "a.
les, fgaed w. It Conway, Re ParG.s'a,I One bex
eoniaiai g lq pill .J'e7~easiy e6;sfs q cs,e Pre-.
par ed by the fole proprietor w. 4. Conway,
No 9, Tremon, lreer Bottom, by whom they
are fold whoIeiaIe ;-and retail by Mr.. S.
FArrEN, ockleIler, Ponlanc-Dr. Todd,
Saco-B abion, Wifcafet- Coodale. Halloween
= Dr.. Joel 4 Etlis, AuguRa-Tappau, Portf.
m0uih-Thomas and WhipPIe, Newhuryport
and mol Druegifts and Booksellers of ref
pectAbilry throughout The United States-
Wts,t Gisa may Be bIf all lhofe juny eneemed
and approved MEDICINES sc, prepared BY
w n. Conway.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09
NOTICE..

THE Copartuerihip heretofore exiting 10
der the ism Of NOBE6 e LORING is
'hs day diiloved by mutual content, al per
i0ns having demands on he hrm are Ieques-
ted 10 exhibit them, aud all perfons mae ID
10 iAid lrm, are requested 20 make immeli-
a'e payment 10 Richard Loring Sd who q.
authorized TO receive the fame, * ia, become
obagated 10 pay al lie paa deb;s Of ia'd I'm.
IAAlES X NOBLE,
RICHMOND LONINC. "a.
NsrfL5s nal r. -, 1872.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09
Commonwealth of Manachufetts

commonwealth or Mafi4chuietts.
LIScoLN,s%
II 5.sae Chapman 81 7bauaaJfs,l, in tds
County 81 Lincoln, one Of tie heirs 81
lillian Chapman, late q fiji ILog.-
15t9a, yesman, dsce 5jGd- Greeting.
VA HEREAS you the lad Itaac Chapman.
" At Probate Court, have this day Al
Thomaaon, in the couatyIsforeiaid. preien,eI
40 iun. ument purportug, 10 be The laA will
and teIlAiasut o. isid dscsafed, in whirA YOU
are named as The tote Executor Tor approoa
ton azd allowance You { hereby ordered
a d dretled 10 notify the widow and al the
Leirs ana iesstees or lasd deceaied, that =
hearing aud confederation wall ne had unon
the guHIe2 u approving or diiapproving of
llid inurumsut as tie laa VIII aud tefla a,ent
II lad dsccaisd, al Probate Court, neIt 20
Ge held =, the D~slliag-houie Of John @ ca
fen, ionhoidsr 10 Thomeaon aforeisid. on
the Iweaty moth day Of Jane, at ten of The
cock IA The forenoon, by lerving faid widow
aud hers who reiide III this Commonwealth
wUh copy hereof and by pubIifhng thls
order III enc II The newspapers prsated IN
Porslsads three weeks fueeehisey, the laii
publication to DC thirty days before the inung
ct faid C0art, when and where they or any
thas ice cAule may ppear.
Mtnels S'i@s Lee, E.q Judge OF Probate
sc for isld eoua:y, al 1homa.soa, this 81
day Of January, A ID 1912,
Cory, EDM. FI.ACG, Rsy P,.5ass
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09

NOTICE is hereby given that the follow
= Ing lots of Non resident Land laying ia
Parion'held in the Couoty of York, wilt he
fold a. public Auction, at the houle III the
!ubIcriber in ls&l Town, on Wednesday the
twenty 9Th day Of March nett, q o'clock
p M. for the payment of Taxes Affected on
laid Land for the Year IS 10, unleG prevented
hxr viz
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09
WILLIAM & S. HASKELL

I INFORMS their friends and the Public that
they have Removed from Free nreet TO
their New Store in Bsck- ftreet, near the Court
Houle-where they have on hand variety
Of Cabinet Furniture--which they offer FOR
isle on reaionable terms-rhey acknowledge
palt favors aud folcit a continuance of the
fame. Every attention TO cuitomers in the
above branch of buhuels, will be punctually
attended 10.
w & S. II. Return their thanks TO the
public for their liberal afiltance, which they
have received with gratitude.
Portland, December 80
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09

Ccu7ty Pyc@tce 1.anhG III
1eaibers.
FoHN NIX has AZ. a. $500 W.. Of Fs1iL..5
"a vaf,on kns, cu hsn1, which he wilI
~, o - 4, c..sap As an be bad Al any lars
IA ~ i.fe AID AZ k,ld, q I, uafFy proI Ice
~ tii, !ueh As Herring. Ai4,kerel, Shad
Alew'vcs, Pollock CID add Scale Fla. taken
Ia p1ynrd Ehole Who nay want to iu3pfy
lhesnlrlvgs wirh lhi. artic,e have now AL e4fy
way 81 ootAiniug Il.
.6t- "a Sc g
rs quiaid gooa Table Fiih
loo 40 Pollock
20 Xxx, ? Tobacco, good quality
30 do 6as iiun DO.
le0o ". Chesle-- - un,Ty -Four
Togerter ~rth a geaerai saonment Of
Yef IadiI CAR cal Groc1ifJ,
20 be cItposrd # on ajvau. 2gecus terms.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09
NezU Iron Store.
SAMUEL PICKETT,

SAMUEL FICKETT,
INFORMS his friends aud the public, that
4 he has taken the fore lately occupied by
William Wood. No 2, Exchange Row, MID
dle-ltreet, where he offers for fsie complete
sdortment of
Iron, Steel, Nal RoA5, Spike Rods,
Bar Moud5, Cro1v Bars, Share
lf9Hlis, Nail Plates, Sc
which will be fold cheap for cath or apPro-
we'd credit.
Portland, I'd mo. 9th, 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09
10 LEI.

1|HE Houfe and Stable now occupied Wy
Thomas Simonton -2oileiion gwen the
iir1 day Of April Alto the HOufe IN Love
ane. nowin pohelhon Of William rrumbuli-
Two fmall houfes near the Rope Walks; poi
FELTON, given Immediately of Cssgs
Pis,sos AL beeman's tavern, or
March 2. THOMAS WEBSTER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09
THEr H.dYE FOR SAFE,

StktsL!, Plated e. ByRania WIare
fuch as Tea Pots, Sugar Diihes, Cream Poe.
Candeflicks, Tea Caddies, &c. sc. AZ els
CANT alortmeut of Portable Racers, Dsn.
KNIVES, Tortoife ihsll Combs, Spar Candle
iick', 5's.--together with a general aaorr--
ment of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09
OBADIAH BERRY,

late Of Falmouth, IN the county of cumber'
land, woman, decealed, by giving bond As the
law direets.-He therefore requeits all per-
fons who arc indebted TO the faid deceafed's
eaa,e, TO make immediate payment; and thoGe
who have any demands thereon 20 exhibit
the fame TO JOSHUA BERRY.
Feb l-lSI2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09

Matchmaking and ,feageiry.
'EHE iublcribers iutorm their friend. NV
= the public thar they have Termed a con.
ncction il buGnef. under the irm III
WHEATON .. DOUGLAS.
They lave taken thr huP mex above tAa
CAzETTE OsFIcE, IN Es.basqe E,si, No w
heretofore improved by Godfrey wheaton
where they intend carrying On Tie tuhuell w
Matchmaking q Waking feJreLry,
in the soft modern ayIe-They nAnutsdus
Gold Watch CHAINS Keys aud seals; Lar
knobs Drops &c &c let AL kinds Of Prr.
cious Zones repair broken Ear Nngs, MAtc4
CHAINS, &c fine. every thing ~ he lac
Of their buineis will be eIecuted neatly. win
defpatch, aud on Reasonable terms. Cone
and fee
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09
WA7CR-F URNTTURE
and a few WARRANTED WATCHES,

~ u cloie application 20 their proisG.
ional buineis for upwards Of ten years, with
eminent workmsn, and an acquaintance with
The principal men Of their prof,iIion in tho
United States, are sught IN their favor, W. *
D flatter themielyss that they fhsh merit an5
receive public patronage
GODFREY WHEATON,
JOHN w. DOUGLAS.
Portland, T1a. Is, 1879 Cf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
l. to all concerned, that he has been duly
appointed and has taken upon himlelf the
trult of Executor of the Ian will and Telta-
ncnt OF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09

THE iuileribe- hereby rives Pahlic notice
4 tosi cance,0ed, Tia, iie las hesn duly
appoia-rd Erl taken upon herle.f the Irull Of
saminiafaIiE O. tSe rlla,s of
Jesse DJNHAM,
late az o is6cid. ia the c.unty of Cumber-
land woman, deeeafei. by giving hoad as
ths ,sw dirsets--ihe thert.lIe rcqueits all
psrlcns VIII a.e iudebtel 70 tie fad dcecaT
sl's caae 70 make immeds,e payment; add
thofe who have any d5mands Ihsreon, 70
,sh.b, the fame 20
ELIZABETH DuEH4N.
F.i e. 1912 (S2t
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09
lie JolhSviAg letter is a fwiher prget
ffit interior ctF-aty IF
DR.. HUNTERS PILLS I!

DR.. HUNTER S PILLS Il!
w. Il CoNwAr.
Sr-Noticing yonr advertisement for DIR.
Hunters Pills and having years ago con
tracted veneral faint which notwithstanding
The uiual treatment, perpemaily troubling nc
WIKI bfaS GsbE pliA5 ~ rry b1asf La,rs se15I ana
eIfffsf all es<' Wy BODY ssS e6oTvs eye GyOzrs face
I3fi Of NV appetite AMI Eaizt,J1I E1ftu1e, was ia.
duced 10 try thefe pills when to my furprize
after TWO boxes the fcahs began to lcale OF
the pains lefi me, my appetite became good
90 ;a1'ng-4 boxes more am perfectly fee frsr
svery iyz9t5n You would oblige me mucn BY
your advice and whether YOU think il necel
fairy for me TO continue, il 70 incole me ia
ffftfy what you may think proper an, or,
moh gratefully yours sc. c W.
PoSfI@aItb, Nv, 4lSiO
Tte's Pis are a ef7,7.ai remedy Is OF re ear.
or Brge' q re Vsae-at Ji5eaJe f.oEa z.b gong
rLeIfa tie so,f,Esf heT--rc tsf zjal 5q5 H. sz.s
vsfits e5y fcgzss,i, IN or AIys Il tie Z, RHg Ok
teR,s u one ., r-Do 5oisyt-If eii.s e.ssziSg fJt
JyfoEs IL b1stisvl0r a. ee9ssI ssfLa! serJss. y
he' may tben1IeiveI zuifb ls.,ey e4eirfLf
eleb 55r-price D Prepared aud fold whole
fac By zoe SIC pyeS,isioy w. T. Conway No
:, fremont II Bottom, removed from No. IA
Charles t,-aud retail by Mr.. S PArrEN,
Bookseller, Portland DR. Todd, Saco-Bab
ion, Witcatlst-Goolaie, Hallowel-Dr Joel
4 Ellis, Auguna-Tappan, Portsmouth,
Thomas aud Whipp'e, Newburyport-anI
moi Druggill. and Booksellers OF relpe6tabili
~ throughout the United States 1gBe G al,s
r7gy Be bsl all thois jualy efteemed and appro
we'd MEDICINES sc prepared by W T
Conway.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09
hebron Academy.

FlcDTOn NCduGnly.
THE Spring Term in Hebron Academy will
commence on the eighteenth day Of
March NEXT, where the Languages and other
things will be taught as heretofore.
JOHN TRIP, Secretary
Heb,ss, Fsb -, 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09

NOTICE is hereby gwen, that Tie laii wiz
= aud teaament ct STEPHEN WASH
BURN, late OF New Cloaeellef, 10 the coun-
~ Of Cumberland, yeoman, Gsceaird has
teen preseated 10 ne for rrobae, by Sarah
Waihburo, the eSecu,rix therein named aud
thar Wedntfday, The ash day If March next,
AZ ten O'Clock n the forenoon, Is sfiigued 20
take proof Ct rte fame, at Court Of Probate
then 10 be holden * the elise Of IJhu Froth.
iarhzm, ETC. 10 Portland; when aud vile e
ali perfons COZ esru Cd NAY be prefeni 20 iltew
oaule. II any they have, why ths fad VIII
ihJuld or fhnuld not De approved and allowed
SAM FREEMAN, Jrtgt y 'lii Ceaut
Is sary p, Ist:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09

ME the iubferibers having been appointed
w By the Hon. Samuel freeman, E(q to
receive aud examine the claims Of creditors TO
ghe eli2ie CT
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09
lanes KIMBALL.

Sdddler, HarneG-Maker, and CbaJs-
trimmer,
NEXT door above the Indian Chief. in
- Exchange nreet az the Ggn Of the T'HuE,
keeps conlantIy on hand general alIor ment
of
franks, Saddles, Harnss0SJ, Sad
die Bags, PorfmanteaM, SJc.
of good quanty, for iaie Oh the moh Ieatona.
bic terms.
LH.tr5t-A quantity Of very nice
p SEAL SKINS,
with which country Sadders may be fuppi
ed on terms that caunot fail TO give lstYfac.
ton.
~ He manufactures the various articles
IN the line OF las buGnefs in a manner that u
mites durability with elegance, which purcha.
iers are moa respectfully invited to ssa and
esoz.iae for f5sn'tfve. ~ FEB "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09
THoMas MORSE,

Iate Of Falmouth, in the county Of Camber-
land. vecman, deceafed Represented infolven;,
do hereey give notice that fE months are
allowed 10 laid creditors 10 bring IA and prove
their claims, and that we ihah attend that
fervice At the cffce Of Moies Quuly, IN Fai-
mouth, on the FRI Monday OF March neIt,
and on the fccond Tuefday " each iuccteding
month, from ! 20 O'Clock "a
iona. SPARRoW,1 c-.o..
MOSES QulNBY,
y, f-,s.,sb Fk %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09
BRYANT & FREEMAN.

BRYANT * FREEMAN,
HAVE received an additional fupply of
WCf- LHdLI Go1d5 y Groceries
Of the hrA quality, and now ofFer them for
tale az their itore. next door 10 the Poii Office,
as cheap as eau be purchaied e'fewhe7e.
They have a'lo for l&le IT their fore at
Limerick Corner, general afort.nent Of
EngHib and IVsjf- India G95d5,
on the mott Reasonable terms
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09
BENJAMIN BUrMAN,

EretaEes h's4.
UAs Jun received an additional iuPp'y Of
4 4 frefl
Drugs and Medicines, Paint, Dye
SfHt5, 80.
which now makes his sdorment ~ the above
branches very enteuhve aud ccmpletc--fy5,
LARGE CLASS, fuitsble Tor Picture Frames.
Poo aad Pearl aihss connantly for iaIe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09
L4CE GOODS.
Books Store & Lottery-Ofice.
HIGH PRIZES -!
10000 : 1900 Dollars.
S. PArTRN.


10. 10, Jo-rs' r %. E<s54-gs frrst. Ps,s!Sai
Has ron sAIE,
TICKETS s QUARTERS
IN the following Lotteries viz.
Dixvilie Road-Sixfb CIaJ ;
IN which ave,
One Prize Of 10000 dollars and
Prizes of D. 1000 100 Prizes of d SO
do. 500 100 do 20
20 do. 200 100 do. 10
so do. 100 $3.50 do 8
l24 per cent asisssioa--Z15 d,szp il May.
Harv. College Clgj5,
10 which are.
One Price of &c, 600 dolars--~nd
p ize of D. 5000 100 Prizes of d. 50
9 do 1000 10 do. 20
10 80 500 2so do, 10
50 do loo ~ do, 2
", SsIBSiioz--Ts drarr ia Ncv,z6sr
The high credit the above Lotteries iultain
10 point Of puut1usIi,y aud malicious mlaage-
Unent, the excellent chances for gaining an ia
Ai3s7iert ~ t4re, are objects worthy the auen-
non OF al. cAle, of people, particularly in theie
bIrf f',ss Arrangements are made with [.
NpDER, az Bolton, fer weekly lit Of Blanks
aed Pr zss, 10 thar all purchaiers At fbis .tf.s
may have every information waited durIng
Ihc drawing
n BAN letters euclohng Calh, for tickets
10 any amour, (poa paid will be faithfully
attended TO; the numbers reEiaered, and the
ssrlieil Information given Of their fate
BOOKS IND STATIONARY
As USUAL
Lce's and C1n7U1ys Pafent Medicine.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09
L. GkEELY,

L. GkEELG,
HB fer JoIs, IT NO J, LsFg Wb1,f,
20 boxes HAVANA brown Sugars
90 chefs Souchong Tea
10 do Hyfon Skin Tea
so bolts Ruflia Duck
so pieces Ravens do
20 bolts Enghfh 90
20 do Cotton do
10 hhds w. Rum
100 bbls Nackarcl
500 bsIs Meis, Cargo No. y, 2 & Beef
100 bbls Pork
20 hhds MolaiTes
1900 VT. Coffee
200 boxes Candles
200 boxes brown Soap
CORDAGE
BY the gang or imali quantity
Feb,ps,y "a. (u)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09

II AS Jut received ard now offers for fair
: : a. his fore, head Of Green-Areet, al ad-
6itional aforlment VI
III H.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-09

JEREMIAH DOE, CHeefor.
Parton field, Jan. 20, 1912
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-24

u
JUST opened and are now ready for sale
on good Terms by the subscri6er-among
Which are the following, VIZ:
BLACK, Brown and Dlue S. kne Broad
CLOiHS,
Cassimers of every colour and quality,
Manchestry, well assorted,
Cl,Ings aud Fannels,
Beanrt's and Windsor cord w%aistcoating,
Hair Plush, ditto Cord,
Sattinett and Cassine<t,
Figured and Plain Bumbazetts, ass.
Bumbazine, do
CANTON GRAPES,
Cambria and Leno Muslin, assorted,
Linen Cambria and Long Lawns,
Iiish Linen, assorted,
Changeable Mantua's, assorted,
Black, Brown and Dove coloared Lutte
string,
do. do. do. Satin,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Silk Gloves,
Beaver, Buckskin and Kid Extra do.
Embroidered and Plain Silk Lace
Sleeves, assorted,
ditto ditto Cotton do.
Damask Shawls, do.
Cotton ditto, do.
Madras and Bandanna Hkfs. do.
Cambria and Common D mities, do.
Table Cloths and Bed Spreads,
Ribbons, neatly assorted,
Fox and other Tippets, assorted,
Cotton Yarn (Twlst aud Pilling,)
aiding Whips, assorted.
Silk aud Cotton Umbrellas, assorted,
Groceries, sc. &c. &c. sc.
He now only wishes to veeiprocate the
Uncommon ~favours he has heretofore re.
ceiVedfrom a h5trol pubic. b, giving them
Il .Posslble, stiK cheaper Bargains than nsu.
a. Notwithstanding the immense rise Go96s
nave taken this fill.
THOMAS C. SMITH.
Msrtinsburgh, October 4, 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-24
NEW GOODS.
THE subscribers have received and just
finished opening, a very large assortment Of
e. q q ID S,

suitable for the present season, which they are
now selling upon as moderate terms as can be
sold by retail in this part of the country
Their late supply consists in part Of the fol-
lowing articles: =
OUPERFINE and SECOND CLOTHS
Mild and Common CASSIMERES,
peleese Cloths, assorted colours,
brown and Cray Coatings,
Whine, Red and Yellow Flanneis,
Snpetine Shifting ditto,
Swansdown and Fancy Vesting,
Velvets, Constitution Cords aud Thicksetts, assettsd,
India and Cotton Checks,
Coarse india Muslin,
CALICOES and CHINTZES,
SHlKflNG COTrONS and IRISH LINEN,
homemade Flax and Tow LINENS,
Russia Sneetlng and Bed Ticking,
SIX and Cotton Shawls, Madrass and ether hkts,
PLAN ANA rwilld Cambrlcs,
PLAN and Figured Lenoes,
Ladies KID, Morocco and Leather Slippers
Nisses and CiIIidrens ditto,
Meas Fine and Coarse Shoes,
Cotton .al Wotsted Hose, Cotton Suspenders,
White, Red aud Blue home-spun Cotton Yarn,
SPINNING COTTON,
Red Turkey Cotton,
sir Velvet, Plan silk, f4eghorn and Straw Bonnets,
ARIlfICI Al FLO NLRo,
LADIES' Extra Long aid Gloves, assorted colours,
Short ditto,
Silks for Ladies' dresses, assorted colours,
a large assortment of Sadiery, Hardware & Cutlery,
Queens anI China Ware,
Cedar Tubbs and Bucketts, Tin Ware,
Hair BruslIesy welt assorted,
A large assortment OF
New England REESE OF an excellent quality,
Sherry aid Lisbon WINES,
Co5tiac Brandy and Gin, a quantity of good old Rye
Whiskey,. siiad; Mackarei and Herrinys, Ground
Alum and Fine Salt, also a fresh supply OF Medl-
cnes, the different articies too tedious to mention.
They return their thanks TO The public III general for
the former encouragement received, and hope t.
merit u continuance II! future.
DANIEL ZIHN, & Co.
Martinsburgh, Dec. IL, 1871.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-24
CERTWLATE.

The Stud horse I sold to Messrs. Ker.
ney and Long, is allowed by the bes, of
Judges to be a good foal srtter, and that
they are both Large aud handsome, and for
the truth of this I refer them to Mr.. Ste.
phens of Stephensburgh, where his colts
are to be seen, and at Green Castle, where
I can shew the same likewise,
GEORGE CLARKE.
March %, 1919.
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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-24
The Thoroughbred Horse
NAPOLEON,

- oN3ao sh'S - N"S wv o'S
wv days in each week, at Mr.. Wslpzrt's
tavern, and the three las, days in each week
at Mr.. Jacob Longs stable in Shepherd's-
Town, and be let TO mares at the low rate
of eight dollars the season, to be paid by
the first of ctober next, but the same NAV
be discharged by paying six dollars within
the season twelve dollars for assurance
three dollars the single leap; to be paid
when the leap is taken, it not then paid, To
be considered as engaged for the season,
the money for insurance is TO be paid as
soon as the mares are known to be with ,al
The season will commence the first of April.
and end the first OF July.
Napoleon is abeautiful bright bay, seven
years old this spring. full sixteen hands
high, possesses fine bone and muscle, and
of iust proportion his action is equal to
any horse in the country he never appear.
ed on the turf, having been raised and own.
ed since he was three months old by a gen
tleman who would never permit him to be
run, and was not permitted 10 cover until
he was three years old /; the mares put to
him since, have produced excellent colts.
and it may be safely aft med that few horses
In tnls country are octter ofeu suAn lNapo
leon, as will appear from the following
Pedigree.
Napoleon was got by the famous running
horse Punch, imported by Mr.. Powers oil
Virginia Punch was owned by the Prince
of Wales, and was sold at his great sale of
running horses to Sir John Lade ; Punch
was got by Old King Herod, his dam by
Mask the sire Of Old Eclipse, his grand
dam by Cullan's Arabian ; Punch was a.
mongst the first running horses in England,
as the racing calender will shew. NaPole.
on's dam was the WELT bred mare Sinica,
she was got by Mark Anthony, imported
by Col Platter of Mary land |; Mark Antho-
ny was owned by the duke OF Buckingham,
and his performance on the turf is well
known Sinica's dam was got by the ia
nous imported horse Venitian, kept on the
Eastern shore of Maryland-so that Napo.
leon, by his dam, as well as by his sire, is
OF the frss blood of running horses in En-
gland.
Great care will be taken that Justice be
done to all who apply, but no responsible.
ty for accidents.
WILLIAM KERNEY, and
JACOB LONG.