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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-08
BALTIMORE. Anril q.

Capt. Adams, from Tenerif=. reports,
shat OF 1900 inhabitants 10 tn. port of Ora
tavo, 1920 had the fever, $40 died, and
1920 recovered, $50 escaped the disorder,
$50 had left the city. The fever had ceas.
ed, the Gordon was taken of, and the in.
aaoitants were returning. The island of
Ieneritte containing 95 900 and the six o.
!ner islands, 10 600 souls. They were
~ a state of starvation in Teneriae, and all
'ne Lanary Islands ; when he came away,
.aey were eating horses. dogs aud other
animals (: a number had died of hunger du-
ing MS stay there (6o dAYs.) The Indi-
A1 Gorn was delivered from his ship in
small quantities, by the Mayor 10 person,
rae Ta a'made, ortwo quarts, TO each person.
me peasants came upwards of IL miles
ao"' the country, for Indignantly. They
p'eSsed 50 hard al the GFaaAry door, that
S'9 Governor Grdceed out the soldiers TO
Up them back but TO no effect: the
~o"o Was so great, that a num5sr were
efsoly hntt several Americau sea.
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ii, belonging to the u. S. to seize, take
,ud bring into any port of the U. States, to
he proceeded against according to the laws
sodusages of nations, any such British or
other armed vessel which shall have coma
mi,ted, or which shall be found lowering
% the coasts of the United States tor the
purpose of harrsssing or committing depre-
dst;on. on the vessels belonging to the citi-
zsns thereof.
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fy0r the Boston Exchange C2Fee-H House,
Saturday Eveuing, half past seUen.
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Land for sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale 500 acres
i Of unimproved land, situate in the
County of Berkeley. Any person wishing
to purchase, will be shrwn the land, and
further particulars made known, on applica-
ton to
WILLIAM PENDLETON, Jun.
May 8, 1912. Il.
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Stephen w. Forman,

HAVING obtained license 10 practice
u l. the Law ia the Superior and Inferior
Courts of this Commonwealth, offers HE
professional services TO the citizens OF
Berkeley and the adjacent Counties.
M~artinsburgh, Nav 8, 1874.
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placed on the top Of the markethouse, when
an address was delivered, and Song sung
called The Death Of Washington. After
which the sheaf was burnt as being of no
value, and the company broke up in sooer
sadness. Never, says the account was
there a more heart. felt sympathy expressed,
than upon this occasion" Ibid.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-08
James Brown, & Co.
ARE now receiving aud opening at their
store Corner of the Globe Tavern in Shep-
herds. TOWN. an assortment of


as general ss the time present will admit
of, consisting in part of Supe'hne Cloths
and Cassimeres, a beautiful collection of
Sich SILKS and other fancy articles, Call
licos and Chintzes, Muslins, 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 aud other Books, ..
mong which are:
"A Serio, Ludricro, Tragico, Comico,
Tale !" written by
Thinks / to myself. 7ohos
Wines, Brandy, Spirits, Holland Gin and
Rum, all OF superior quality, and a quanti-
ty OF Whiskey, some Of which is upwards
of three years old & very good. Every arti-
Gle of which wa. bought with cash and with
the greatest care and attention, and will be
sold low fol. ready pay ment.
Shepherds. Town, May 8, 1872. If
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Wanted Immediately,

THREE or FOUR %Journeymen MILF.
WRGHTS. who are good workmen. , o
whom good wages will be given BY applyiog
TO the subscriber in Charles. Town, Jeher.
son County, or at Henry Sybert's Mill,
near Martinsburgh.
JACOB FISHER.
Nav 8, 1912. &
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Nav 1.

The three DAYS election Tor members of
congress, senators and members of assem-
bly, terminated last evening-aud from the
result, as Tar as the canvassing was got
through with, we are warranted in assert
ing, that the Federal Republican Ticket
has succeeded by a large majority.
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PHILADELPHIA, April IS.
FROM CCPUNNA,

A file of Corunna papers to the i4th of
March, has beer received at Boston.-K!ng
Joseph, it's said had Quilted Spain, which
Vas TO be united 10 France.
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d AN away frcm the subscriber, living
IN in Shepherds cown, Virginia, an APP
prentice boy named WiAiam gnigfy, aged
eighteen years. This is TO forwarn all per-
sous from h%arbouring him as | am deter.
hlned TO prosecute all persons so offending
20 the utmost limits of the law-Whoever
secures ss'd apprentice, shall have Five
Dollars reward and all reasonable charges
Il brought home.
JOHN LOWRY.
Nay s, 1912. :
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-05-08

Died, on the Goth of April last In the even
ing, Mrs. Magddtene Miller, wife Of Henry
Miller, near Martinsburgh, aged II years, al.
ter a lingering sickness of 10 months-She
was the mother of thirteen ch~ildren-thirty-
eight grand children-Total progeny 81.
-On Friday morning last, Mrs. Fanny
CdmpoeH, of this County, in the 7sd year Of
her age.
On Saturday last, Mr.. John Rinafeldt,
OF Martlnsburgh, aged eighty years.
-On Sunday last, very suddenly, ut his
residence at the Falling Waters in this Coun-
ty, Mr.. Thomas Shearer, much regretted,
and generally esteemed as an upright honest
man, and useful citizen.
On Monday morning were seen at Carlisle,
Eng the beautiful phenomenon of two parhe-
hd, mock suns, in the Heavens They were
first observed about ten O'Clock, and appear
ed OF variable brightness until near twelve,
when they vanished.
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men were starving in the streets-captain
A. took them to his lodgings, and fed Them
for twelve days, while his snip was blown
out of the roads when the ship returned,
he took them on board and brought them,
with him. The LOCUSrS were so nul
merous on the island, as TO darken the sky
devouring every thing before them. Fol
want of rain last season, the crops of win@
were very short ; the greatest part of which
was shipped to England aud Portugal thd
price had risen from { IS to IS per pipe
Indian corn had sold at 8 dollars per busheI
and -four 20 per barrel-none at market.
&c. II. Books.
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Fifty Dollars Reward

IN ILL be given 10 an. P rson who Will
wv secure in Louuon County Jail, a
Negro Man named S SAMPSON, whose dress
is unknown He is stout black man, ABOUT
SO years of age, with small eyes, and has
lost part of one ear by bite. He was bought
out Of the estate of the late Mr.. Daniel Mac
Carly of Loudon, and latlerly was taken UP
at Cedar Grove, in Fairfax couaty, & made
his escape from those who guarded him at
night. Last week he wes seen In ilexahs
dria. He frequently has been seen passing
from Prince George county in Maryland by
Sheppard's Mills into Loudon, and is believ"
ed to be generally concealed in Kcan's Neck,
Fairfax county.
William Chiffon.
Leesburo, June 3--8 e,f
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Removal.
e. Joseph SPEAR,

Reshectf4Ay informs his friends and tie fn0-
Tic,
THAT he has removed his shop to Roy
al.street TO the one lately occupied by Mr..
B. Adamson. near the Coffee House, where
he carries on the CABINET BUSINESS
in all its various branches--he also makes
and repairs all kinds of Musical instruments,
such as Piano Fortes, Bass Viols, Violns,
Guitars, sc. and will also furnish Mahogany
Collins for grown persons for Jftfcen dollars.
He hopes the quality of his materials, the
soundness of bis work and the strict atten.
ton he intends paying 10 his business, Will
ensure him encourag. ment from generous
public. All the above branches oil business
will be executed at the shortest notice.
November %. dSt Id"
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TEN SERMONS,

BY JAMES MUIR, d. d.
.4re no7u publishing By CoTToM q STEwAR3
on the following Subjects, Uiz.
No. lon the signs of the times.
No. lion repentance, detailing the Gala
nifty at Richmond.
No. IT-Felix trembling.
No. Woods claim. upon the young.
No V-Religion recommended to youth,
rom the in6rmities attending old age.
No. yI-The eHusion of the Spirit on the
day ofPenticost, glorious confirmation OF the
gospel -
No. VII-On covenant securing to Noah
and his descendants temporal blessings, but a
better covenant securing to believers spiritual
blessings.
No. VIII-,fhe Christian Character.
No. IX--Life and Immortality brought to
light.
No. X-On Irresolution.
Each subject to be illustrated by Anecdotes.
These wishing to possess the above Sermons
will please to call and subscribe.
~ The two first are now published, and
ready for delivery--Subscribers are respect
fully requested to call or send for them.
April27.
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SUGAR COFFEE NfOLASSES sc.
10 Hhds. } New-Orleans & Havana Musco-
40 Bis. s yado Sugars
10 Boxes Brazil and HAVANA do
10000 ID. Loaf * Lump do
10000 To- Green Porto Rico & Sta Domingo
Coffee
so Hhds Retailing Molasses
8 pipes French Brandy
10 puncheons West India RuyE
80 barrels Northern Do.
80 do. prime Rye Whisky
600 lbs. lst. quality Bengal Indigo
1900 lbs Nader
80 bales Upland Cotton
so casks small twist Tobacco
roo bushels Ground Alum Salt
With his usual general assortmento Wines,
Liquors, Teas and other Groceries
For Sale, By
JOSEPH VAUDEVILLE,
Corner Of King and Fairfar Streets.
April 6. tt
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ORIGIN i.
Fl MILY MEDICINES,
e, IF

Prepared with the greatest care & attention
BY MICHAEL LEE. & CO.
Lees Worm Destro ing LozeHess.
This medicine is superior TO an, ever Of
fered to the public, being innocent and mild,
certain and eflieacious in is operations
Lees Elixir.
A certain remedy for colds, coughs; or
asthmas and particularly the whoeping
cough SO destructive TO children
Lees Essence IF Mast0rd.
SO well known for the cure OF Rheumas
tism, govt, palsy, sprains, etc
Lees Grand Festorstiuc,
Proved by long experience to he unequal
led lnthe cure Of nervous disorders COM
symptoms, lowness of spirits, inward weak
ness, etc.
Lees .A1h-6iYous Pile,
For the prevention and cure of bilious and
malignant tevers
Lees Sovereign Ointment for The Itch,
Which is warranted an anlaiIible remedy
at one application
Lees Intali6le .Ague e Fever Drets,
For the cure of agues, remittsnt and ins
termittent ievers.
Lees Genuine Persia. Lotion,
Celebrated for the cure of ringw orms, teti
tiers, etc
Lee's Genuine Eye Water,
An effectual re medy for all diseases in the
eyes.
Which give immediate relief
Lees 1ooth-.4ch DROPS,
Lees Corn Plaster,
Lees DanQsk Lin SalUe,
Lees Restorative P0qvder,
For the teeth and gums.
Lees dnodyne Flair,
For the cure Of every kind o. headache.
The Indian Vegetable Shecfc,
For the cure of Venerca complaints.
Sold wholesale and retail, by The propriea
tor No. %, Pitt-Street, Baltimore.
f GRAY, BOOKSELLER, King-sreet, and
Y. KINGSTON, Fairfax.street, AleXan
dria
To country merchants and others. who
purchase to sell again, liberal discount Will
DE given by the proprletors.
To detect counterets, observe each aru'
Gle has, on the outside VIZ pper, the sigma"
ture OF MICHAEL LED ara 20
N. B At the places OF sale may be had
fqratis) pamphlets containing recent and ex'
traordinaly cases of cures whose length pre-
vents their being herewith inserted.
June 20 Id"
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BRYAN Ha1npson &c.

Z
HdYE on HAND, A.ED FOR Sale,
80 Hhds. * 90 Bbls. New-Orleans and tla-
yannah Muscovado Sugars,
10000 lbs. Prime Green Coffee,
5000 lbs do White do. for family use,
80 hhds. retailing Molasses,
4 pipes Cognac Brandy,
10 puncheons Old Antigua Rum,
30 do Northern do.
pipes best Madeira,
4 do Sicily Madeira,
do Lisbon, SWlNES,
40 quarter casks Malaga,
so cases Claret,
so lbs NQtmegs,
so bags Pepper and Pimento,
so kegs Race aud Ground Ginger,
30 bales Prime Upland Cotton,
500 lbs. Bengal and Spanish Indigo,
so boxes Mould and Dipt Candles,
so do. Chocolate,
With handsome assortment of other Gro
ceries, by wholesale or retail, on reasonable
terms.
10 tons first quality Country Hemp.
April IS. d
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FRESH EDICIN E S.
WJ[.LT4M HARPER, pr.

1pOTHEcdRY and DRUGGIST, Hler-
aaaria, Flirfap Street, OPPOSITE BRYAV
H3NPS0a'S, ard aert Door 10 JJVO.
LLOYD'S-
TAs Just received in addition 10 his for.
mer Stock, a general assortment OF
Medicines ofthe first quality, all OF which he
will sell Wholesale and retail, on as good
terms as they can be purchased in Baltimore
or Philadelphia Country Merchants and
Physicians can be supplied on the besi OF
terms for cash, or on a good credlt.--He
has also received general assortment OF
Surgaat H,strunent&, likewise
TIE {oAowing Patent Medicines Vizs-
Wheaton's Jaundice Bitters,
60 Itch Ointment,
Cooley's Vegetable Elixir, for Coughs,
Colds, Asthmos, Consumptions, &c. sSc'
Rawson's Worm Powders,
Thompson's Toothe Paste,
Essence OF Mustard,
Sings Itch Ointment, sc. &c.
P The highest cash price given tor
Snake Root.
March Z.
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F-HE Fairfax Jockey Club Races will
1 commence at this place on "Wednesday
the Esd day of September next. And the
subscriber having been prevailed uponto o.
pen Training Stable, hereby notifies all
those that may wish TO entrust him with the
management of their horses, that ne is now
ready to receive them, the owner sending
with each horse IS dollars in advance.
1 he ground is as good as any in the state
The Purses were punctually paid last Fall,
and at the post.
John Maddox.
Fairfax Courthouse Va. JulyS If
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1s-cffaf z e re Eai1t ofthe. 6urora H.,
ST. BARTHoI EMhws, e;hApril 1910
" On the 10Th March, took my pa,s,o.
board the brig Georgiana, comoay,g P19IaHe on
Childs, loaded with rum and snqar - eSpt.
this place, and then to Philadelphia. Wa 10
on board eight American searncn. WIZ Nao
to work their passage to the L. St,,e n' were
18th March we sailed from Carlisle D.. lie
on the l4th same month made. the isIa islam a" "a
Antigua, at z. M-We were overhaul VI
H. B. vi. Schooner Scuttle, and after ~ y
abused left us. At 6 ?. M. We were my
becalmed, ard were again brought tho l., h. ~
B. M, brig Pelican lieut.. Heavilon1 ID
! threatened to send Us to England: he CALI I"0
damned lankee ra$cais, and said he vo,,s-
press US all, that we were Enelishne, ~
she wed him our projections, he said ,be, w We
made by some eamntd Yankee cant.;r n
that he be damned if he Didn't learn rs 70
away from England he put us all on bo{,rrd
the Pelican Cor Peter AND ordered Reubea
Swain, youngman from Nantucket, 10 bon.
q halt a dozen lashes, BY way Of maxine, h;,
welcome on board, and for insolepce. % i ~
said, in Tot puill,g eff his hat the mex; nor
@g we were carried to Tortola for trial n.,
Ing found sugar ON board) and on the let,
we all arrived safe at said island at 3 M
when the eight Americans and myself (bcino
cabin passenger were distributed among the
feet, sent On board the British naval schooner
Shiplack, and ordered to the wihdward station
VIM. Jocelyn, from Hudson, Is years Old
Joel Taylor, from Naraganset Bay N than
el Howard, Albany, SO yca"s old, On board the
ship Fawn Of sgnns, gone on cruize Tbos.
Knox, Rhode Island zen, of about %
years old: Robert Shaw, "a black from Hart.
ford, born in Rye st. New-York kent on
board the Pelter Cor elican)-Jabez Long,
carpenter by trade, from Philadelphia, aged
%. Reuben Swain, born at Nantucket, saws
he is g. years; Ben Cranston says he is na.
| tive of Swansey, about so years Old was
also kept on board the same brig, but foru.
| nately made my escape on the morning Of the
Goth March, get on board cutter sloop, and
arrived at this place the next day, where
row am waiting for an opportunity 10 go to
Boston, there have wife and two children.
hope yoa will make this letter public, that
if government will not protect them, the
| friends 0; these unfortunate men at least may
sndeavor t. release theN they are all born liz
the U.ited Statcs and two of them sailed with
! me three years $50 on whaling voyage"
] an, sir, your bundle servant,
ROBERT COFFIN, of Boston.
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From the .NS7v- York Epenins Post.

AGiLitia-Our friends ia the country, who
wish to march to Canada, and sit down before
Quebec the ensuing summer, will probably
lave an opportunity. if they are patriotic
enough to perform what their rulersm may plan.
The militia, it seems are to do all the fighting,
if there is any done, notwithstanding the ex-
PLOTS of the brave twenty five thousand and
one regulars, who were 20 g march to Canda,
and take Quebec before the breaking up OF
the ice" The following from the Columbian
is supposed to be published under the sanction
of his exccilency the Governor.
Hostile hrthurat!on--Ne understand that
his excelienGy governor TompkinS has eceiY'
ed orders and Instructions from the secretary
at war, to detach and organise thirteen h'H'
sand of the militia Of tais state for immediate
service, for which ammunition, stores, &c. arc
provided, and orders for draugttng are cA-
pected to be issued forthwith. Peter b. P'r-
ter Esq. is appointed by his excellenoy quar-
ter master general for this state.
In addition 10 this We find that Gen Pauio'
ing has lately numbered and arranged the re-
gilnents and brigsdes Of the militia, prepafa,,
tory, as is supposed, for the contemplated
draft. Miit men scour up your rusty guns
You may soon have use for them
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T. BRUFF, Dentist,
FROM WASHINGTON CITY,

EKAVING come to Alexandra tor inc
III purpose of finishing the onoScrip'ioi'
to his Pressed Shot Factory about 10 DC 60,
tablished in Washington City, will prac'ieo u,
the DENTIST LINE during the snort eef'''
of his continuance here. -,
The price efSHARES is one hundred aol .
lars, tenth part in advance, and the fo'' "'L
in instruments. Several persons, haI' I'D nd
ON his return 70 the Civ, they VIII be raised
70 $3.50, as there is no doubt of its being u"
most productive Stock in the United ot .'aste
n. B Those who have been so untor'u', arc
as to lose pars ofthe roof of their NOUNS s,nv
informed that T. BRurr has been unllo1" ny
successful in remedying that detect n anu Of
storing the Speech. He has few boI noI,.r
REST TOOTH-POWDER, at One D0''"
each.
May l--2.
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occUPATYoN or Est FLORIDA.

OCLUI1H1 1O.F{8 y ~ A1.1 - 4 = - y 49, - - II
The following is the Correspondence whicH|
took place between the Spanish Commaai
dant of Amelia Island in E. Florida, and theI
Invaders of that Provinces previous to thsI
surrender of the Island OF Amelia.
{No. l..
John Houston MIntoch to the conm@ldaHt OF
Amelia
st, Mary8, 5sh March, 1912.
Don JusTo LOPEZ,
M Dear Sr,-The determination of the,
United States to take possession OF eur conn-s
try by conquest, determined some OF us, who
are much interested in the advantages we now
enjoy, to do it ourselyes under their patfo-
mage, we have accordingly already secured
all the country between st. Johns and st. Ma
rvs River, and, had it not been for an unex-
pected circumstance, should have been In
possession Of ST. Augustine and the fort to-
morrow night.-Thus you see how lar am
engaged in this business, and that there is no
retracting assured, however, Sir, IN
whatever light may appear to you, tlon my
present conduct, that have yet, and hope e.
yer will have, the sentiments OF gentleman
and the feelings of man; let me therefore
declare to you that gratitude tor the polite
ness have received from you, and from both
my much respected friends, the older and
Younger Arredonda, will always command
my services. Two gun boats, which are as
many as we have required, will SO into ST.
Johns to-day, and we, who are assembled, and
are increasing like a SNOWFALL, md are already
in number strong enough to subdue the whole
province, intend summoning Amelia, orrather
inviting her to join us in our glorious enter
prize and, be assured, that if the invitation
is agreed to without hesitation, that none ot
our soldiers shall put their foot on 1t. 1t you
do not, none can answer for the consequences.
Let me assure you that one of the first condl-
tions, which We have secured, is that Fernan-
dina, shall not, from the first OF May next, be
subject Tor twelve month, to the restrictions
on commerce, which the United States have
been; and that it shall be free port Tor that
time, even if the United States and Great Br-
tain should be at war. If You surrender or
Join us, couple Of gun-boats will be sent
immediately to keep order, and prevent any
difficulties, whichis what much wish, being,
Dear, Sir, very sincerely,
(Signed) JOHN Fl. M'INTOSH.
am in haste, having left my friends few
moments to see my wife and children
We have got as far as this. This letter
at Waterman's and send it with your
soldiers.
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(No. 81

Messrs George Atkinson and G. Clark to the
Commandment OF Amelia Island.
Fernandt1a, March l6, 1912.
Senior Don JUsTo LorEz,
Commandant of Amelia Island.
Sir,-Conformably to your desire we pro-
ceeded this day, at 3 o'clock P N. to execute
your order of this morning, and accordingly
met commodore Hugh Campbell on board one
of the U. States Gun-Boats, lying near the
mouto of this harbor, to whom we delivered
your letter, and who replied to Us, that he had
then letter in his hand, which he was on the
point of sending to you, On the subject Of
Boat of his which had been missing since last
night as, also, that he had, some time pre-
.vious to our arriving on board, despatched
boat with letter to general Mathews, who he
supposed to be at Point Peter for the purpose
of ascertainins one point, and that until he
could receive his general Mathews answer,
it would be outof his power to give you .
answer: And after waiting considerably
time OH board, commodore Campbell Informed
as that he was sorry that he could not answer
your said letter, bat that no would lose no
time in doing it as soon as he could hear from
general Mathews.
70. ;, GEORGE ATKINSON.
N0isn0u) GEORGE CLARK.
To be continued.