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~ Executors to the last VIII and Iesto,,,at ~
James Lyle Sen. deed, request ali those indcbtoJ
to fn either by Bond or Otherwise or 10 either az
the concerns OF which he was member. TO maks
~ 'inihco'a'e payment. The Office is kept in the
place. 80 '''N
On thursday tle 25th Of this month, will 70 cold
Tor Cash at the late dwelling Of the said dcccoeo
ah MS household and kitchen furniture Also =
small stock Of Cows and Horses
ROBERT GRAHAM, 7Execn-
RICHARD -. GOODE, { tors
.6anchesfcr, Jaae t2fh. 1910
% Ny st-ts OF health being such, rs to nats
necessary should travel in the country fo, = e
weeks IN order to repairit MIR. Jarlton sann5crs
'as rs 'nli and ample authority transact nc L,
ness OF mr.l5le's estate in my absence as mysce
possess. sc"
june 10. A%r'
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L VIE SUBSCRIBER has Just received variet.
=, OF articles in his iine.--amons which tao
following, and daily expects further supply
Florence Silks, different colors,
Persians do. do.
Ta'feta's do do.
Chcct italian Lus;ciugs,
Iinntu Caulhrick and Lawns
40 Do Hand&'is
Thread ;.aee,
Ladies' and Genucmens' Silk Hose,
i'ata'la oattn and Lustring Ribbons
i.avantue ard Danaasl Shays 81 e "a -iea
Ladies, extra iorS end short Kid Gloves.
Canton Grape. different eolora,
DO Haulk'fs.
Long and Short Nankeens
7-S C9llieoes, handsome patterns,
6-S Chinz do. do
1000 Yards Flax aud Tow Linen.
All Of which he wa dispose of on the most mo,
deraie terms Cor cash only, few doors bcIo, ~,
Bel Tavern. "~
April II. ~:
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June 10.

'sWENTY DOLLARS REH.4RD-For ap-
Il pretending negro man who absconded from
nay plantation IN Nelson county, on the 25th of Nnrjl
last. The above negro is named NED about So or
81 years old rather lighter than negroes are genc
r",y and is about feet or inches in height. Ia
Is "eeVed he has scar in his face, although am
not confident He was taken in A IbeIn,rc ami ,.ia
ms escape as he is extremely arfu and designing
ana stated his intention TO have gone to Orange
but iis being unacqintod with the route il is not
known where Ire may have gotten To-.
he above reward and all necessary expcnccs d, IN
be paid TO deliver lin, to Tie in Nelson. and should
II not be convenient to deliver him. letters directed
to Nelson courthouse will he attended to.
June 20. To-.
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FASHIONABLE JEWYlRy---u. Cr.,,n,
informs his friends ard the public generally IT,
ms selected IN elegant aud extensive a5gor,,,,,; ~
fASiiONABLE GOODS in lis line anon 'i';n
are Pead ard Jet Ear-l}ings, Rings, Brenst Pins
q Keys, Silver Tea sets. Table Dcssort ~.
spoons, Soup end Punch Ladies, elegant Gir,Ilg
t,E.asps' B'anch and other Canaics.ieks. Cos.tcrs
Cnstor', Tread and Cake Baskets. LIQUOR sands
[,"@g,ei, DIX, swords Belts Epauc,ts, &c. Sc
tain tic most fashionable articles. 70 ,oo,i. n',,
experienced. ~ "'ui"'.
May g. =
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VIE Subscribers beg leave 70 isiorm tnelr tr,eas
~ ana Tue public IN general, that they have asso
c''tcl themselves IN business, under the firm of NJ
g w. Holloway, ia the house heretofore oceuped H.,
N. Holloway, where they viii keep general assort-
ment Oh Groceries, Sc ON the most liberal terms.
MARTIN HOLLOWAY,
WILLIAM HOLLOWAY
S"p %; Wiwp
~ d. rs shall be absent from Richmond for
me space OF two or tiree moths all persons ncbt
ca 10 me are requested To make Immediate i,avn,ent
20 W. h"lov'y, who is authorised to settle all my
business curing my absence from the place
NJ H.
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EgN virue Of q decree OF the Superior Court or
AZ ChanceFy, TOR the Richmond District in n sui
W. 3Tnpng t'e'ein between Lewis Burwcl and .Iu-
teTs ana cob iresses Of William harmon. plo;niiiy
ana John walker, defendant, viii be sold. ON Jt,s'
day the 2Sth day Of July nest, before the door If
WIN. l. freeland's tavern at Bent Creek. in flc
county Oh buckingham, 70 the highest bidder. for
ready money, the tract OF land in the same corrtv
to'h and conveyed by the said Lewis gurQrIl ot,i
Hifc To the sud John Walker, to raise die toon,y H.
the same decree meHtioncd. u"
WM CHICK, ; Coasisy's. in
WV. DUNAL, [he sumo dg.
June so. 1"'' nun We
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- CHaNCERT.--In Louisa cosnt- court, Msy
, Itch, 1919.
William LeEaun, heir 10 john lcfaun, deceased.
Pta.stif.
Patsy 4. Anderson, Sa.,sy iall,am, Dudley Rich-
a~'son * Betty Ma,iids his wiie iilim - ihomp-
son and Augusta Aan his vie David johnson and
francisco his wife, David Richardson, Srsanna Rich-
ar'ison, Dudley Richardson, fsnny Richardson Holt
Richardson. Bets Ann Eie5arsson. Samuel Rich
Tdson, Andersen Richardson and Matilda Richard-
SIN, infant children Of said Dudley richardson and
Betty Matilda h's wife, Defendants.
The defendants Dudley Richardson and Betty Ma
tida hs wife, David Richardson, Susanna Richard
son, Dudley Richardson's Fancy Richs,t,son Holt
Richardson, Bets,v Ann RicharSspn Samuel pich.
arfscn, Anderson Richardson and Matilda Rchar,I-
son, not having entered their appesrancc and given
security according to ,he act Of assembly and the
rules OF This court, and Il appearing the satissac-
ton OF te court, that they inhabitants of tbis
state, on the motion az the pa;ntia by his counsel.
IL IS ord'red That the said defendants, Dudley and
wiie, David, Susanna, Dudley, Fancy, Holt BETSY
Ann, Samuel, Anderson and Matilda Richardson DO
appear here on tic second Monday in August next
and answer the plaintiffs idN aud tat copy of til,
order bciorhwitl, inserted in ono of the ncs-
papers printed in the city of Richmond, for eight
weeks successivciy. ard published ct the front door
OF the courthouse in this county, some court day
copv Teste,
NICHOLAS J. POINDE.ETER, &C.
June 16. So 49,.
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L AND FOR S-3LE.--Thc subscriber oF.r. Co.
a a sale, the Tract of Land which he resides in
county, miles from FarmviIle, and one
from Appomattox river, now navirabie IN Pc.
ourg--enntainng SIS acres fully 200 of which IRE :;
WOODS, 100 Handsomely set with Red Clover and DE
remainder in high state Of cultivation In add;t;y,
20 oeauy OF situation and fertility OF SOIL there is on
the tract Coal Mine, which would ,o - mon IS ~
Ptal ana enterprise, render il doubly valuable
~ the aboTc property IS not disposed of priysfely.
8of which notice will be givcn) before the first day al
sept next 1t will on that day bc offered for sale ON
the premises) to the highest bd,ler-ore fonrtb nT
the purchase money will be regSircd on the day az
'ae' W which time satisfactory title will be made.
ana the balance IN three equal annual instalmenfs.
wiili interest from the date.
~, JOHN KELso.
'"y ~ wt1stSep-
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NAV %.

I AND ron S.4LE.-I wish tn sell Co., acres
3 4 OF fand in A!hemarIr county. They lie imme-
diatcly ON the North River, in genteel neighbour,
mood, and about six miles from charlottesville. TO
winch place navigation is now nearly extended Oftbe
cleared land, which is. about three-fonrths of the
whole tract, there are by estimation thirty acres of
Hat Land on The River, and about the same ouantt,
on creek running through the tract. The quality
o. the rest rs ya1ocs-some OF it poor and exhaust
ed by 'nlddcious management (tlcugh of this there
IS but small proportion but the greater part what is
called, IN tins country, good corn and grain land-the
part in wood is esteemed excellent high land The
improvements are inconsiderabe, consisting onlv of
two log dwelling houses, with out-houses constructed
~ the same manner, and small framed barn. but
there IS on the tract and within 60 yaris of SHRINE
oil excellent water, rs handsome settle to build uDon
as any IN that part of the country, comman,ins an
extensive VIE" of both ranges Of mountains2the
Blue Ridge and South West. think this Droperiv
worth l90OE, payable in this manner--one tLird in
cash. and the balance in two equal annual payments
bearing interest from the delivery of tossesson. !
shall expect good personal secuiity-I requiTe no
hen upon the land If sold before the LIST of anrary
1873, possession will then he given otherwise il viii
be rented out till can find purchaser.
June 10. N' n' Nc
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JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT

AN ACT.
Supplementary tn tie act entitled An net re,,,ec.
Ting alien enemics.'
fgEh enacted BY the Senate aed Honse of Rem.
81 Tese7fGtves n tie Unsted Stare nj. 51,e,jTro
~ Cc4gfesS asseDib!ei, That nothing IN lie ,,royiso
en'a.ned ~ tie act entitled &C An act respecting a.
zen enemies approved on 'hc 9Th DAY of iuly. ono
th""sanh scyea hundred aud tjrct,-eielf sl,sl H..
eXienHed Or construed TO extend to aov front
"r 20 any article Of any treaty, which shall bove
urea, or Which shall mot Be in force, M ,hc -,
wmeH the proclamation Of tie PfesidcnI slali Is.
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NT OTICE.-LOSr OR NiiSLAlD . Cg,.,;c,a,-
OF Stock of the Bank OF Virginia, No 4. $40 co,
thirty seven shares. shall apply 10 the Pr.siJen,
and Directors for duplicate OF the said certificate.
JAQUUlNE ID. HARVIE.
guy - Jaw6w
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-
"insIn hiekman' Plaintiff.
Joseph McL'urine administrator viii, tb. vr;u
annexed Of William MAYO, deceased, who WINS adm
nistrator OF Thomas L. Swami, deceased. Dan;ci
Mayo, JOAN Noodson, attorney in fact tor Samuel
Allen and Judith his wife, formerly judith Sw,nn
john thompson Swami, William Swami and Eliza
beth Ronald Swami, infant children and Distributes
OF Thomas Thompson Swami, deceased BIZ the said
Judith, their mother and guardian Jamnett y;gon
administrative with the VIII annexed of Seth Lon,
deceased, Brett Randolph and John Lyon and lanes
Pondexter trustees for the benefit OF the said Sat
Lgon and Brett Randolph, Defc1dn,s.
This day came the piautilf by William 5. Ar.her
esquire his attorney. and the defendants Samuel al
len, John Thompson Swami, William Swami. and r.
hzabeth Ronald Swami, not having entered Their. an
peaIance and given security, according to the Act
ot Assembly and the rules of this court; ami il an
pcaIg 70 the satisfaction of the esurt that they are
not inhabitants OF this state; on the motion of the
sad plaintiff by his attorney aforesaid il is dccreed
and ordered by the court that the said defendsnts
Sa'nue! Allen, and John Thompson Swami. William
Swarm, and Elizabeth Ronald Swami; or in The
room OF tc three last, the said Samuel Allen and
Judith his wife, formerly judith Swami, mother and
Guardian o! the SAID John Thompson William and
f"'Zabeth Honad Swami, DO appear here on or he
inre Inc third wednesday in July next, and answer
me p'mnuf bill; aud that copy of this order he
forthwith Inserted IN some public newspaper printed
IN the eity OF Richmond, for months successive
", ana mat another copy be posted up ut the door
OF the courthouse OF this county, on two successive
court days, previous the said third Wednesda1 il;
July next. ~
4 copy. Teste,
VIM. S. DANCE, D. c.
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G fARRIAGE HORSES ron &qLE.--.-Le snb.
. - scriber, residing at Mr.. f. TayIor's Tav,rn.
Hanover county, viii sell moderate term. an e,cy
giant nFteh Of Grey Horses, that are young and vrlE
July Z. ~ we s'lo'
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IA USIC.--L Boucicyfe, respectfully informs
LIZ the ladies' and gentlemen cf Rehmond and Ia
vicinity, that iu tie course Of cicht ar 49,; 81, -
will be in this city, where he intends TO teach tho ~
sno Forte Those who will favor him with tbe;.
condolences NAV rely upon his punctual attention 10.
wards ther perfection. ''O' w
July 3. ,e
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Es ACON-On tne cross strectVre,ty opposite the
~ seq 160e'n, may be had warranted bacon
whole sale retail for cash or aecepances in tow
Z. j. WINSTON.
" ''V''" .S' lawi
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q. The Tomb OF Neutrality-suspicious. be deeksd
with the laurels of his countrymen.
2 The memory OF Franklin, Warren, Hancock,
Green, Adams, and the other heroes * sayes OF the
Revolution.
s. The Armry-Every soldier a lantlh older, and
every landholder ready 10 become n soldier rather
than yield his eountyy's rights.
9. The Navy-An infant Hercules, destined by
tue presage OF early powers, to extrpate the race
of pirates and free hooters.
10. The People ofthe u States-Once driven by
the rival atrocities of mutual foes from the long cher
Shed habits of peace, they will never Embrace the
armour Of defence, relax the attitude of ar,
I'll arms achieve, against every aggrcssor, all that
has been denied to justice.
IL. Spanish Amerca-Success to the real Pa,ri-
OTIS who are struggling for the entire regeneration
OF their social and political institutions.
IL, The Volunteers OF America-The men who
willingly lay down the implements OF their trade, to
take up arms IN support of their country, form a
defence, and are entitled to its warnest graft
tude.
49, The Ocean-It belong, to all, and must not be
| usurped by any.
| H. The Unon--The buwark Of our safety and
our happiness it viii find enough of incorruptble
and triumphant defenders in the very quarter where
it has been most assduousy assaied b. foreign in
trigne.
Is Thomas Jefferson May he long enjoy, in a
Chosen and happy retirement, the fame and the
gratitude 50 justly merited by his long and lustr-
| Gus course ct public service.
10 The War--Wc have selected an adversary
without elcctng an ally. We have taken up arm,
against the most nveteratc and atrocious aggrcssor
aud the most vulnerable to Just resentment but
withhold Friendship from al pretcnders until i,
| be earned by some better atonement than anlbigu-
Gus delays aud hollow truces
| IL The Arts and Scienees--Whlst they adorn *
| elevate the human mind, they emanspate the hui
man race.
IS. The late anniversary of Bunker's Hill-lt ba,
solemny announced another struggle for our rights
aud gives happy omen Of the patriot ardor aud sell
devotion with which GU government will be sup.
| ported IN all quarters of the Union.
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6 Month 10.

kN CHANCERY.--in powliatan County court, A.
4 pril the 18th, 1879,
William Hickman, J/,;,,;s
}g1irSt 'V
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Gse 8a5ette.
Mn1insdurgh, Aprii s.

MARRIED, on Thursday evening the goth
ult. Mr.. ABRAHAM HOOPER, to Miss
CATHARINE CHAMBERS, daughter OF
Mr. Joseph Chambers, all Of this place.
%+&+t+%%T%s%A.
" Dangers stand thick on every side to hurry
mortals to the tomb"
Died, gerry Suddenly, on the e3rd u{t. at
his residence an thiS County, 1Nr. Michael
Strayer.
- On Saturday morning last, Mr..
Rich Wills, IF J6srson County.
On Tuesday last, after O Gerry long
and painful disease, Mr. jacob FoIck, Of
this County,
- On Friday last, Miss Holly Nor-
rou, IN the lSth gear IF her ags-aad on
Tuesday last, Miss MHy Morrou, ia her
llth yed1', daughters Of Dir. james Morrozc,
ofthts place.
- On Saturday last, fro qfMe IN.
fant children Of Nr. Fuller, ofthis place.
On Monday last. IN Battle 9oua,
Mr. 1aoaaas Sprigg, Of Martinsburga, in
the 6ofh gear ofhis age.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-03
INDIAN HOSTILTTYEs

The following is an extract Of a letter from
Louisiana Territory, dated February
18Th, 1912.
You ask me what are the impressions
IN this Territory as to Indian hostilities
since the battle on the Wabash. The ap.
prehensions of the great body of inhabitants
are, that we shall have a general Indian
war; the northern Indians last week killed
a family in the district of St, Charles. and
manifested a determination to make an at
tack on Fort Madison, situated 800 miles
up the Mississippi above ST.. Louis; Co
vernon Harrison marched yesterday with
part of the st. Louis militia, for the upper
settlements in Mississippi. Ny own OPT
MON is, that the middle districts will not
be visited by the hostile Indians but the
northern settlements viii. | think, be bro
ken up. unless great exertions are made by
the government
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-03
The nell bred Horse
Young Clifden,

WILL stand this season, the three first
Wv days in each week, at William
Fields stable in Martinsburgh, and on
Thu sdays and FRIDAYS, at Peter Oilers
plantation near Tabler's mill on Opeckon
Creek, and will be let TO mares at four doll
lars and hfty cents the season, payable the
first OF October next ; one dollar and fifty
cents the single leap, to be paid when the
leap is taken, or to be considered as enga-
zed for the season, and seven dollars for
ensuriag a foal, to be paid when the mare
proves with foal parting with, removing,
or not attending regularly with the mare.
~forfrits the ensurance-Great attention will
be paid, but no responsibility for accidents.
The season has commenced and VIII end
the 25th of June.
Young Citizen is abesutifnl chestnut snr-
rel with a bIaizc face, nearly sixteen hands
high, four years old, possesses much acti-
viIy and great strength, aud is well calcu-
lated for either saddle or draft ne was got
By the full blooded horse Old Clifden Out
of an elegant Snap mare. L, IS thought un-
necessary TO give a longer pedigree OF
Young CIsfden, as the strain OF horses,
from which both his sire and dam have de-
sccnded, are well known 10 this country
for their great usefulness. and az it IS pre-
sumed his appearance will recommend him
to judges.
April s, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-03
FROM NEW PLE4NS.

BY the arrival this morning Of the brig
Joseph kicketson, captain Holdrige in 90
days from New.Orleans, we have received
the papers oil that city TO the 2oth ultimo in.
%einsiYe. Extracts from these papers will be
found below.
oaP'a,a ii informs US, that jus, before
ne salled, a small pilot boat schooner, for
merry ct New-Yosk, was captured OF the
nahze, oy gon.boat No. S, ard sent into
tnat port. She had just sailed from New.
orieans, with a clearance for the Havan-
na' On boarding her, the commander of
,ne gun.boat found that she had on board a
large quantity %ofpowder and guns, intend
ed Tor three French priyateers which were
then or the coast.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-03
A Valuable Blacksmith
O SALE.

WILL be sold TO the highest bidder,
w before the door of John Anderson
IN Charles Town, On Saturday the 4ih OF
April, at 8 o'clock in the afternoon, a
Negro MAN, who is complete Black
Smith, healthy and not exceeding es Years
OF age-He is so valuable that had | not
detected him ia an act OF dishonesty. I
would not lave taken 1900 dollars for him.
He will be sold on twelve months credit,
with good security, or the purchaser may
have a discount of 10 per cens. on making
immediate payment.
JOHN YATES.
Jefferson County, April ;, 1912.
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NEw.O ORLEANS. Feb. 10.

SMUGGLERS.-A part of these gen.
Try were lately detected, by a detachment
OF u States troops, in attempting to intro.
dnce' thro' the bayou La Fourche, a.quan-
MY OF valuable silver plate and other arti.
S!es-no doubt honestly plundered on the
nign seas, by some Of our loving friends,
NC pirates. The value of the articles is
~.a''opsiy stated. Three of the men were
s T1S and are now, we understand, 10 Jail.
1nsy made battle and four of the party
We're wounded.
February 10.
oea, Hampton arrived in this city from
D~'@n Rouge yesterday morning.
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CURIOUS EXTRACTS

From the Balfitrore Wing, a democratic oabcy.1
We had supposed that Henry had put
our government in possession of more infor-
maft9n, by a great deal, than it now appears
he did,
eff our Executive gave $4,000 dollars
Tor this superilous proof, it was, we think
iavishing too much of the peoples money
on a spy for a whistle"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-03

few hours be practicable. Elect, sir, be-
,xsen an honorable capitulation, which | of.
Ter YOU, and the horrors of an assault, with
ubich you are menaced. fatter myself that
you will accept the FIRST when you reflect
that although honor commands us to defend,
humanity forbids the unnecessary ~effasion of
the blood of those whose fate are in your
hands you may save the inhabitants of Ia
riffa, or cause them 70 be buried in It's ruins.
Accept, Signior Governor, the expression
Of my high consideration.
(Signed) LEVAL.
P. S. | advise you that l shall wait only
two hours for your reply.
ANSWER
TARIFF, Dec. 80, 1911.
Monsieur General Leyal,
Certainly you m be ignorant that
the governor of this place is here, when you
propose to him a capitulation, on account Of
the breach which you have made. When
the breach is practicable, you will however
find me there, at the head Of my brave troops,
when we will treat.
remain, &c.
Isl gned) Francisco dc Coponsy NGoisa.
p. ). Let your communications for the flu
ture be in person.
Order ofhe Day, January 6, 1919.
In the fourth incursion which the enemy
has made mo the plains ad jacent to Gibral
tar an army from 10 to 1900 men has been
sent by tho p~etulant Soult against the town of
Tariffa, which has not fallen, although the
breach had been made for nine days, and it
was assaulted by general LevaL. This inso-
lent Frenchman has found Spaniards and
Engiishmea, commanded by those gallant
chiefs Copons and Secret, determined to die
rather than to surrender. The loss of the
enemy has beeninnense. He has left in our
hands before this immortal place, all his ar
tlicrY and baggage. Thanks to the gallant
warriors who have humbled the pride Of the
enemy and covered with honor the two great
allied nations.
Head-Qaarters, Barrios, Jan. 6, 1912.
(Signed) BALLASTEROS.
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ALEXANDRIA,, March 90.

ne oiheial account Of ,hs capture of
1I@d Rodrigo, IS given in a despatch of
Wellington to the Marshal General
'r'0 Miguel Pereita FotiAz, dared
"faa CHARTERS GaRcgas, 2oh Taa. 1912
Nlpdad Rodrigo was taken ~ storm in
1VsninS OF the 10Th January.
'Ae british lost in the assault, in killed
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AND
OFERRALLA

ALGo @A
Formerly BY Levi Price,) Martinsburgh.
Lees Anti.Bilious Pills, for the proven.
ton oil Bilious Fcvcrs, &c.
Lees Elixir, FOR violent Colds Caughs, &c.
Lees Invaluable Agne ard Feeyer Drops.
Lees Worm Destroy ing Lozenges.
Lees Itch Ointment, warranted 10 cure by
one application.
Lees Grand Restorative, for nervous dis
orders, inward weakness, &c.
Lees Indian Vegetable Specific, for the
Venerial.
Lees Pension Lotion, for letters and crup-
tons.
Lees Essence and Extract of Mustard,
for the rheumatism, sc.
Lees Eve Water.
Lees Tooth Ach Drops.
Lees Dsmask Lip. Salee.
Lees Corn Plaster.
Lees Anedyne Elixir, for the cure Of
Head Aches.
Lees Tooth Powder.
- To detect counserfeits, observe each
article has on the outside wrapper, the sig
nature of
MICHAEL LEE, & Co.
- Atthe places of sale, may be had graz
tbs, Pamphlets containing cases Of cures,
whose length prevents their being herewith
inserted.
Martinsburgh, Jan. 1, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-04-03

THoMAs PINcKNEg, Of South Carolina. is
appointed a Major General WILLIAM NORM
OF New-York Adjntant General and Josgpn
.B~LooMFIELD of New Jersey, JAMES WIN
CHESTER Of Tennessee, and WILLIAM Polk
OF North Carolina, Brigadier-G Generals in the
New Army.