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without effect. BY deserters it was as
;ertalned that the force in Maiden consis
| led ct about HOO, 700 of whom are Ind,
ans.
The following extrac. Of a letter & Gov
au'ls proclamation will afford further ex
p.aha'ion Messenger.
Extract Of letter from, DR.. James Reu
Mods. Suryeoa's nafe ia The .frmu O.
Ohio. 6ated Detroit, Juiy I'm, 1912.
ln ORDER to hurry the march of the ar.
my to Detroit, the sick were put on board
OF best and schooner. with public proper.
~, and the greater part of the officers clio
thing. took command Of the boat loaded
with sick. On the LIST of July we hcist.d
the sails for Detroit from the Rapids. the
schooner and boat were ordered 20 sail in
company, but she passed me the first night.
and about 10 o'clock the next day, opposite
to Fort Maiden, she was made prisoner of
war by the British, so on board, among
whom were payinaster Lewis Dent, Capt.
Sharp OF Marietta, a lieutenant Of the 4th
regiment. and three of the officers wives
1 wo OF the ladies were sent to Detroit, the
other remains with her husband in Maiden.
The same day in the evening passed NAL
den up different channel unmolested by
the British, but harrassed by the Indians
that night. On the Sd, at o'clock in the
afternoon we arrived at Detroit, where /
was received with open arms, and here ]
nrst heard of war being declared.
- On the 5th inst the artillery opened on
the British dogs Gn Sandwich) and we con.
tinued firing "a Founders on them till 10 o.
clock. while they were forcing their way
with boats loaded with produce out of their
warehouses We have reason to believe
that number of them were killed. saw
one OF the balls strike among a great crowd
OF them-how the rascals ran--one ball
made its way through their meeting house
lit was a pleasing scene TO me. Our army
at II miles distance heard the firing, and
hastened their march. The British still
keep our men,"
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3 AN-AWAY last night from the Subscriber
IA FOOL, negro Man about So OF 40 years a.
age; abont feet or inches high, rather ieahy-
NkS ",'h ms ieet rather far apart one OF his ui,.
per teeth, next to the fore tooth, is broken on
70 negro rather ri the red cast, and smeD, yery
oi'ensive when frightened, or made angry. lie Ty,e
purchased from the Estate Of Mr.. TankatG-He
n ". nnnther ming in or about Richmond. and a
sister III the neighbourLood that Old bcInr q, u,
Estate OF Mr. Cowley, deed lis believed. he vim
l"rk about Richmond. A liberal reward in add
uuI To what the law allows, is offered, iftaken and
Se0uTeu' 30 mat he can be recovered hy the owner
MATHEW CLAY,
july 90. ''' '"s""a:
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OR RENT, and immediate posse ssion given. a
= very pleasant Residence on Shockr hin, sit,.r
eiambe's, and near to the Old Meetins House. TIE
house is OF Brick, two stoi high, eontaining Ave
Bed Chambers, Dining lioon and Drawing Room.
with fantries DC, and four excellent Cellars un,Ie
Carriage House, Well OF excellent Wafer in fhs
yard, and large Garden. For particulars enquire
at thi, office. W
July 81. -.-. ,ztt o
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From the Baltimore Federal Gazette.
TO FARMERS

The following method is recommended to
preserve Wheat for years from the fly that
prevails more or less every year. in Virgin
n, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Delaware and
New Jersey, aud more particularly on the
bays. rivers and adjacent country.
Get your wheat out of the straw as early
as you possibly can clean the straw we'll
from tho chaff and wheat; if YOU have a
barn. put your wheat away in bulk, leaving
the chaf with it. knew wheat kept SIEVE :
raj years during the revolutionary War, in
this way. from all insects rats and mice
cannot bnrrow in this bank, as it will con-
tinually fall on them. Those that have nos
barns. may make pens with logs, or fence
rails. first laying logs or rails on the earth
'suhcicnt 20 keep the damp from rising to-
iyure The wheat, then cover the floor twelve
OF eighteen inches thick with straw, we'll
trod down. put your wheat on this floor With
All it's chat, and a. you fill the pen, line the
inside well with straw ; when you have fill
led your perrin this way, stack your straw
on the top Of it, seeing that the straw ex.
tends well over the the top of the pen to
carry ofthe rain water. T.. X.
.NoRFoLK, Juiy I'm English brig f-.
Laguro, hrize 10 he .frigate ESSEX, Capt.
PoR7ER, soent nh tic bay on Friday. bound
TO baltimore. Ledger.
BALT1MoRE, Jelly 28.-Captain Davis
arrived here yesterday from Oporto, on the
21st inst. in lat. s. ~ lon. rs, fell in with
q British merchant Ileet, about seventy sail,
supposed TO be from the w. Indies bound
home, under convoy of frigate he was
within two miles Of her, but was not noticed
Ihe next dsy I've fell in with the Mars and
franklin priyatesrs, from Norfolk, and
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LSooRs IN DEA WING-,IDlien Poisson res
"a pecfuiiy informs the Inhabitants of this c;,.s
thsf having perfectly recovered, by means of the
sea bath, from the wounds received at the cenea.
era.o OF the IheatTe, he proposes TO give lessons
Guilty OF the times. his charges viii b. extremely
derate ~
long experience ef tie tenevolence Of the inh.b-
itanfs eli k,chnond, assures him that s.ntimen
OF sympathy Tor lis suf"rngs and loss of time will
induce such interested in the art lie Ir .ses
70 continne NE encouragement w'iiSh he has here.
fotore received. and which he viii endsa,oar bv re-
newe, excrtions 10 merit = -
July 81. s
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COMMUNICATES

COMMUNICATED.
Departed THIS life Saturday the 18th Mrs
Elizabeth T.. Lakenan, ccnsort ofJames Lakenan ri
this city. She was sffectionate companion Low.
ing and tender parent and IS lamented by all wlo
knew her.
from the bright heids Of light and life,
From arms OF friendship, Joy and love
10 the silent Realms Of peaceful night
She's gone! she's made her last remove.
% awful summons midst il he,
That shall lay me there At lasi:
DO dust aud silence wait for me,
When few feeting years are past
For thee" yon recent tomb replies.
For thee, nor distant is the date
Wrote in the Councils of the skies
Dark as the grove and ext rs fate,
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y > RS. WALKER informs the Isdi,s ~ l,i,.-
!yh mohd and its ',cini,y ti,at she has rece,,e1
iresh Assortment OF ,u;lh, y--sle inte,6s rru,s,
here few wesisIonser abe also informs The Isd,,s
new. " CO
N b. she still remains at MIRA Sanaam's nearly
opposite he Fell Tavern.
July 81. 4.
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oSF orstolen on Sunday last, at Rockets. Rec,
"a -noroeco Pocket Book, containing ten tioIla,
notes ON the Merchants snd Mechanics Bank Of
fh'ladeipb,a; do. on the bank of Virginia I; 9 do.
on the Bank OF Baltimoreand several papers of mo-
use but to the owner. Any person shall be- REV. ard
ell With Ten Dollars by returning the same to me.
SAMUEL PHINEY,
:, :. =. .sfasssr ct ;.Schy. Rachael,
'A''eNec' 'uy a. W ltp
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4 Saturday next. at lsu u ST o'clock. A. NJ.
~ will be offered for rent 10 the hiyhes, lisd,.r
the house lately occupied Oh Ii street. near H..
SsPto. Few houses possess Iajre eonyenienc;.s
tor the accommodation ofa small family II has cs.
ce'ent cellars, prcfuson ~ on, houses. and eoos
garden. ROrIsaJ' CfiI,noSyp ~
July 81.
wish to sell house with a square of fo;,,, io,
adjoining the Federal Spring. The house contain.
nve rooms, besides kitchen and laundry under
"S"'''' .s,-. II. G..
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"ESTERN NAylGATIUN--,-Am meeting o.
~ ,ne commissioners appointed by the Genersi
assembly Tor the purpose of come ctmg the nnyies
non OF the James Mi'h that OF tire Kanauha river. +.
requesteh at i.yneiib"s the first d;, OF Septs,,
Der next. g. - Nps''4
July Si.-e-.-4i r.. ,,-... e..
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\ N PURSUANCE Of a resolution Of fbe Conn.,.
= Hah Tor the city Of Richmond. Notice is b. rc1v
Generd Assembly oC Virginia pra-ino tko, "s =.
may pass autorisng tie Common iIali Of said CO..
TO lease or otherwise dispose of The Coinoors ~.
longing 20 said Cit.
II. SHEPPARD,
Jelly Is. ''''"'"o a
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one Captain. one first Lieutenant, one err
cond Lieutenant,on :nsign,tour Sergean,s
four Corporais. two Musicians, and rot less
than SIX privates. When a sufficient num-
Der Of such companies are formed, they will
be organized into BattaHions. Regiments.
Brigades and Divisions.
II. DEARBORN,
Major General u. S. .9rmv
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N'oN SALE--A pair of handsome sorrel Hor.
SEES, well broke TO the Carriage, aud other tzr-
ness, and true To the draft.
Apply at this Office.
July 81. 49,.
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ROUND handsome RRE ASH LOCKET.T-
the nwner can have it by paying the exp.,c-
OF TINS atvertisement-applya at thi, oGise.
July 81. .,
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TWO QUESTIONS,

1.-THE Federal Legislature OF I'bede bland, did
not feei the apprehension of Sc jHv0sion," why did
sley request the loan of the United States arms D.!
II they did apprehend Invasion, Why did they not
petition Gov Strong TO comply with the orders of
ebe President, and march the Massachusetts milf
tia for their protection. Bos. Pat.
drafted .Hikitia.--Itis with regret have to acl-
nowedge, that in stating, as did in late article,
that governor Tompkins had agreed with the COVER
Dors of the eastern states in refusing to place the
drafted militia conscripts under officer of the
United States, misinformed.--It turns out, on
enquiry, to be otherwise The militia of this state
are placed under general Bloomfield. an officer APP
pointed by Mr.. Madison. ". Y. Ev. Post.
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(OHIO.)
(OHIO9 ZANEsv1LLE. July %.
GLORY! GLORY! TO TIE
V 0 y Frs OF OHIO, &
THE TYPPACANOE BOYS,
WHO HAVE FIRST PLANTED TtF
AIl4E RICH.W STANDARD
I N e. N DAG

w are happy to announce the e;oriou
news, that Gen. Hull aud his army bavc
landed safe III CANADA, with LITTLE or ~,
opposition, and taken possession of this. town
OF Sandwich, miles below Detroit, on III o
English side. There is no mar to tbie
pleasing news But the capture of n number
OF Americans in some vessels laden with
provision, and some baggage Of the arnv :.
among whom we are sorry to learn liz Mr..
Lewis Gent. paymaster, from this town
capt. John Sharp, of Marietta, a Lieuten :
ant in the 18th regiment, some women and
Others. 1t Is said the total prisoners are
abou- SO and the loss Of property 40 ooo
dollars, Gncluding probably some vessels
not here enumeraied.) The report Of MIR.
Hughes, chaplain Of the army. and two of
Col. Byxbee's daughters being taken. is nm
founded. The post rider last evening III
rect from Orbanna, and who bronqbt nc
Gen. HILLS proclamation of the 12,b ;,s,
states, that quarter master had arrived a =
.Orbanna from Sandwich. who yerhaIIv
gave the melancholy information that ate,
crossing the river. q soldier in the act If
trying his gun, rot surprising it loaded. II
went Oft aud the ball passed through Major
Munson's arm and entered his body. as he
was going into his tent. He was not cxnec
ted 20 live.--COI. Cass after the armV ar
rived at Detroit, (Which was OH the 9th 3,
Tth) went TO Fort Maiden with a fac &c
truce, aud demanded the prisoners, but
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wArEnrowN, (Jefferson co. June as.

WATERTowN, (Jetferson co. June Is.
Far is Declared. On Thursday last, about 10
o'clock, A. NJ. express from his excellency the
governor passed through this village its way 70
Gen. Brown, and Commodore 5Pooisey, with tecla-
ration of Wan. The general was Immediately
on the alert-he arrived at this village flour miles
from BrownviIle) in little more than half an hour
after the express passed, and dispatched his orders
70 every proper department, for the collection of
our proportion of the Zoe 900 militia or COM
panes have already past here their way to Sack
cts Harbor and Cape ST Vincent, to join those al
ready stationed there. Companies are collecting
With the greatest possible celebrity. We feel per-
!eety safe, by the judcious arrangement Of the ge
neral frontier, against the incursions of the
enemy. Commodore WooLsEY arrived at the hsr-
Dor abont hours after the arrival of the DECLARE
sion of War; that all is safe on that account---
The Com modore vent on Saturday, and we have
not the least doubt but he will do Lenor TO himself
and men, aud give good account of American sill
and courage, ii An opportunity presents. About 40
men, aush with the spirit of independence, voun-
teered their services TO the Commodore day or
two before be sailed.
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CANANDArcUA, July 1s.-Notl,ing of conse-
slaence has taken place the frontiers within the
last weeks. Maj Mullany has returned to this town
and resumed the recruiting bnsiness. Capt. Parrish
has also returned fror holding counsel with the six
nators of Indians Buffalo, and brings favorable
eounts of their disposition re,uan in peace and
friendship with Repository.
From capt. Tronp, have the following account Of
! the forces on Lake Ontario.
British. Royal George, "a SO FOUNDERS, eco
men, Elnirs, 90 long Founders, Prince Regent, IL
prooablN FOUNDERS. Duke of Gloucester, 10 do.
Aa'serican.-Brig One ida, IS "a Founders, 1875
lsn. She calculated TO haul up from the Lake.
>l1sssenger.
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o. We hail the brave Hull tn Canada.--His Ad-
dress to the People OF that region is bellows its ami
maung, hrm and liberal spirit, smoothe his way
tc the heart of the Canadians We trust that Mai.
den will tall before him, and all the other Forts on,
the lake Erie, and that masters Of all its barbors
we shall acquire possession of all the armed vessels
which float on its surface.
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We understand that Gen. DEARBoRN
leaves town for albany this day, and the
command of the Eastern District dcvolves
upon Colonel BoYD, who has sisnaiizsd
himself SO Importantly at the head OF the 18th
regt.
General John CHANDLER has been ap-
pointed Brigadier General'in The Army
of the United States. Boston Paher..
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~ | am authorised q say that JOIN
w. EPPES. Esq. is Candidate for the
next Congressional Election, to represen,
the Counties OF Charlotte, Prince Edward
& Cumberland.
n Freeholdsr VI the District.
July 25th. 1912.
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-WoRFoLR, Juty 81 I'm English brig f-.
Laguiro, Prize 10 hr .frigate ESSEX, Capt.
PoR4ER, foent nh tic bay on Fr!dag. bound
fs Balfimore. Ledger.
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| OT VIRGINIA to her Sister Massachus stts--;,
| our next.
OF Several srtsles in NJ. -unavoidabiy omit
\ oh O"''N
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SAvAHgAH, July 20.
by last Thursday mail Dispatches were received
from the Secretary of State of the United States
directed to Gov MITcHRLL, az ST Mary's, which
we're immediately transmitted Inn by express
Considerable interest has been excited, under the
suppression that the Governor is either 10 withdraw
the American Troops from Florida, or, under the
authority of secret act Of Congress to act offensive
ly against Augustine.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-03-13
CheapFall& Winter Goods,

JUST opened and are now ready for sale
On good terms by the subsctiber-among
are the following, VIZ:
Black, Brown and Blue S. fine Broad
CLOTHS,
Cassimers of every colour and quality,
Manchestry, well assorted,
Coaungs and Flannels,
Bennet's and Windsor cord waistcoating,
Hair Plush,
ditto Cord,
Ssttineu and Cassinett,
Figured and Plain Bumbazetts, ass.
B~umhaAine, do:
CANTON GRAPES,
Cambria and Leno Muslin, assorted,
Linen Cambria and Long Lawns,
Iilsh Linen, assorted,
Changeable Mantua's, assorted,
Black, brown and Dove coloured 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.
Dsmask Shawls, do.
Cotton ditto, do.
Madras and Bandanna Hkfs. do.
Cambria and Common Dimities, do.
Table Cloths and Bed Spreads,
Ribbons, neatly assorted,
Fox and other TiPpets, assorted,
Cotton Yarn Twist and Filling,)
Riding Whips, assorted,
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas, assorted,
Groceries, &c. &c. &c. &c.
He now only wishes to recibrocate the
uncommon favours he has heretofore re.
ceived trom a liberal public, BY giving them,
if possible, still cheaper bargains than ISL
al, notwithstanding the immense rise Go9ds
have taken this fall.
THOMAS C. SMITH.
Martinsburgh, October 4, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-03-13
For Rent or Sale.

THE NJ large and commodiousbuilding s
/ in Hancock town, Maryland. with
two lots of ground, stabling and sheds,
which has been and is now occupied as a
Tavern; and hatter myself to say, that it
is one of the best and most convenient build.
ings in the town fer any kind of public bu.
siness whatever /; there is also a well of ex-
cellent water in the yard. 1t is not worth
my while to fiatter the public with any fur.
ther pa t%lculars, as any person wishing to
rent or purchase can come and view for
him elf. Possession will be given the first
day of April next-For terms apply to the
subscriber living one mile from Hancock,
Md. or to John Watt, jun. now in posses.
sion of said property.
JOHN WATT, sen.
Feb. 81, 1912. 4w.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-03-13
NEW GOODS.
THE subscribers have received and Just
finished opening, a very large assortment of
e. o q II 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 CASSlMEKES,
Peleese Cloths, assorted colours,
Brown and Gray Coaungs,
White, Red and Yellow Flannels,
Supertine ShIrting dIuo,
Swansdown and Fancy VesIng,
Velvets, Constitution Cords and Thicksetts, assorted,
India and Cotton Checks,
Coarse India Muslin,
CALICOES and CHlNTZES,
SHIFTING COTloNS and IRISH LINEN,
Homemade Flax and Tow LINENS,
Russia Shooting and Bed Ticking,
SILK and Cotton Shawls, Madras and other HEts,
PLAIN and Twilrd Cambncs,
Plan and Figured Lenoes,
Ladies Kid, Morocco and Leather Slippers,
Misses and CInldrens ditto,
Mems Fine and Coarse Shoes,
Cotton and Worsted Hose, Cotton Suspenders,
White. Red and Blue home-spun Cotton Yarn,
SPINNING COTTON,
Red Turkey Cotton,
SILK Velvet, Plain Silk, Leghorn and Straw Bonnets,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
Ladies Extra Long Kid Gloves, assorted colours,
Short ditto,
Silks for Ladies dresses, assorted colours,
A large assortment of Sadlery, Hardware & Cutlery,
Queens and China Ware,
Cedar Tubbs and Buckets, Tin Ware,
Hair Brushes, well assorted,
A large assortment of GROCERIES,
New England CHEESE of an excellent quality,
Sherry and Lisbon WINES,
Cogniac Brandy and Gin, a quantity of good old Rye
Whiskey, Shad, Mackarel and Herrings, Ground
Alum and Fine Salt, also a fresh supply of Medi-
cines, the different articles too tedious to mention.
They return their thanks to the public in general for
the former encouragement received, and hope to
merit a continuance in future.
DANIEL ZINN, & Co.
Martinsburgh, Dec. 13, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-03-13
Land and Mills for sale.

THE subscriber wishes to sell a trace.
L LAND, lying 10 the eastern mar, -
Hampshire oounty, Virginia, nineteen
miles from Winchester, and on the mai,
road from that place by the forks of c.
Phon to the Western country. 1t is GEM
rally known by the name of the Bloo0.-y,,
NILS and Sherrard'S Store. This ,rs:,
contains about two hundred acres. (nr;,,;
pally good limestone land,) about sir,v
OF which are cleared. IL has on il an exc,l
lent meadow, completely set 10 grass. witt
several acres OF mead5r0 land ready Tor sow.
ing, and more that is not yet cleared:-AL.
SO a small orchard, of excellent fru;t-
There is also on this property a good Mer,
chant Mill, (the house Of stone aud for,v
feet square, completely prepared for Mer.
chant and Country work with a two story
Dwelling House, and excellent gar den ,
large stable two stories high, p.stur.
ground, &c adj dining Higher up and ON
the same stream is a first.rate Saw. Mill
Qa;ely erected) that will cut an hundred
feet OF plank in an hour if well attended,
Contiguous to 1t is a good Stone Dwelling
House, two stories high, completed, finish.
ed, and cellared under the whole. A par,
Off is well fitted up for a Store and has
been occupied as such for several wears =
An extensive and profitable business has
been done in it, and always may be by an
industrious man who understands the mer.
camille business, with ever a moderate can.
itai. Adjoining is a large two story Ki.ch.
en-, a Barn, and other useful buildings
There are on this place two Distillery seats
which are not surpassed by any other, in
point OF convenience and every advantage
connected with the Distilling business.
1t may Justly be said that this property
combines as many advantages as almost any
other in the state, being on a very public
road and admirably calculated for a stand
tor a Tavern. Store or any public business.
Ii will be sold very low, or exchanged Cat
a fair valuasion) for property nearer to where
the subscriber lives. For terms apply at
his residence, at Prospect Hill, Berkeley
County, Va. ten miles from Martinsburah.
ON the road leading to the above mentioned
property.
- 1t the above property i: not sold be.
tore the 18th of April, it will then be rented.
WILLIAM WILSON.
Prospect, Hill, Feb 2r, 1912. I'm.
- The Editor of the Hsgers.Town Ga
zette, and the Editor Of the Carlisle Her
aid, will please insert the above ADVERTISE
ment in their respective papers until the
18th of April, and transmit their accounts
to this Office for payment.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-03-13

Berkeley, IS.
January Court, 1912.
Michael M'kewan, Complainant,
against
George Lindenberger, Elisha Boyd, Dan.
iel Zlnn, Philip N~sdenbousch, & Frede.
rick Nadenbousch, under the name and
hrm of Daniel linn, & Co. and Benja-
min H. Mullikin, Defendants,
In CHANCERY.
THE defendants, George Lindenber.
l. ger, and Benjamin H. Mullikiu,
not having entered their appearance agreea.
bic to an act of Assembly and the rules of
this Court, and it appearing to the salts.
faction of the Court, that they are not in.
habitants of this commonwealth, on mo-
ton of the complainant, by his counsel, II
is ordered, that the said defendants do ap.
pear here on the second Monday in April
next. to answer the bill Of the complainant,
and that a copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in the Martinsburgh Gazette for
two months successively, and published at
the door of the Court House of said Coun.
ty. A Copy. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, C b.
Ian. "a
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-03-13
JAMES S. LANE,

ID ESPECrFULLY informs the friends
IN and customers of the late concern of
James S. Lane, Brother, & Co. and the
public in general, that the business will be
continued fas extensively as ever at that
well known old stand BY the Market. House,
where he shall feel pleasure 10 serving them
at all times with such articles as they NAV
want, on the very lowest possible terms
He wishes to reduce the present stock of
Goods on hands, and is now selling many
articles re markably cheap.
lie now has readyEr sale,
Clover and Hemp SEED,
English and Country Steel of the best
quality,
Wraught and Cut Nails of all sizes,
Leather of all kinds, and of the best quality,
IRON and CASTINGS, &c. &c.
+. S. He buys all kinds of Hides, Skins,
Tanners Bark and Country produce.
Shepherd's-Town Jan. 81, 1912.