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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-09-25
RP Caution.

THE public are hereby cautioned d
4 gainst taking an assignment on a note
alleged 10 be given by Henry Ambrose,
deceased, to Susanna Barbary Stunn, for
the sum of one hundred and fifty pounds
Virginia currency, dated in October, and
payable on the 18th of November, 1911,
as the subscriber believes it to have been
illegally obtained, and Is determined not
to pay it unless compelled by law.
GEORGE RIZER.
Admir- of Henry Ambrose, deed.
Berkeley County, Sept. IS, 1919. .
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-09-25
eT- Notice.

4 PETITION will be presestcd to the
IN next General Assembly of Virginia,
praying that the unimproved par, of the
town of Martinsburgh in Berkeley County,
situate southwark of Stephen, and vest
ward of German streets, may be taken Of
from said town, aud the property in the
land re.vested in the dcvisees Of the late
Gen. Adam Stephen, deceased, and those
claiming under them that that part of he
said slrsee called German, lying at the west.
ward end OF the Episcopal Church in said
town, be added to the Church-yard to be
enclosed therewith-and that further time
be given to the owners of lots in the said
town to build thereon.
September i8, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-09-25
-I1ILL be soId o the hishe.t bidder,

WILL be sold TO the highest bidder,
wv on Monday the 2sih instant, being
court day at Charles Town, the full.bred
stud horse ARAB. He is an elegant bay,
handsomely marked and fully sixteen hands
high. lie is eight years old, aud got by
the imported horse Bedford, out of mare
blythe imported horse Shark-her pedigree,
well authenticated, is traced through a long
succession of the very FIRST horses. He viii
be offered on a credit Of one, " and three
years, the pay to be well secured.
JOHN YATES.
Jefferson County, September 1s, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-09-25
0F Notice.

a PETITION will be presented to the
IA Legislature of Virginia at their Mex,
sitting, for the purpose OF having a law pass.
ed empowering the Trustees of the town Of
Martinsburgh to make bye-laws far the
good regulation of said town, and for levy
ing such taxes as they may think necessary
for the bene6 fit thereof.
September 10, 1919. (2m.)
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-09-25

TAKEN up by the subscriber living
l. near Garrard's-Tow about The hrst
of July last, two estray Steers one CT
them is spotted red and white, with d crop,
slit and place out of the under part IF the
left ear, and a crop and slit in the right car,
supposed to be three years OLD, and apprais.
ed so fourteen dollars +; the other y dark
brindle, with some white spots, a crop off
the left ear, and a crop and piece out of the
under side of the right ear, supposed to be
three years old, aud appraised to twelve
dollars.-ihe owner is desired to come
forward, prove property, pay charges and
take them away.
DOUGAL CAMPBELL.
September 1s, 1919. {
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-09-25

September Curt, 1914.
fohn SferUarf surVising Executor e the
said Tshn Stewart and Rosanna Wright,
Executors named in the last wiH and ties.
lament Of John Wright, deceased, C9m-
Plainanss.
against
knos 1ates, fohn Huffman and Jacob
Coons, Defendants.
IN CHANCERT
THE defndant, Anos Yates, not having
entered hrs aobearante agreable 10 an as.
Of Assembly and the rules Of this Curt, and
naPtearing 10 The sahstacton qthe Court,
that nc is not an inhabjtant Of this C9mmon-
7oealth, on motion c{fhe compliments, By
their counsel, IL is ordeyed, that me DeIeHd.
ant, hmo. 1ates, do appear here on me Sc
cond Aonday in Decembsr neet. 10 answer
the biltof ae con~pheiaanfs, and tina a copy
efiha oyder be (orthrOith inserted in the
Mornn'dargh Gazenejor fV7 raonths suc
cessiveiy. and published at the dear 81 ths
Court ause efsaid County.
dCoPy. Tesfe,
DAVID HUNTER, c.B C.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-09-25
House Painting, Glazing
and PAPER Hanging.

DONE by the subscriber, who has lately
moved to Shepherds. Town, Jefferson
County.-Any person who wants work
done in either of the above branches, the
subscriber will obllgate himself TO do, in
the most handsome and workman like man
ner. Applications from the country will
be attended to Immediately.
CHARLES POTTER.
September lS, 1912. s
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-09-25

Berkeley, SIS.
September Curt, 1919.
Segismond ShouOers, Complainant,
against
JocoI 81. Myte and Vincent Byanaon,
D~yfn6anfs,.
In CRANCERT.
THE d~sfsndqnfs, Tacob 81. Afyte and
Vincent Brann9n, nor having entered their
appearance agreeable 10 an act o( assembly
ard me rules If ms Court, and it appear.
ing 10 the san.|acti0n If the Couv,, that
they are not inhabitants Of This Common
rUedih, on nation of the complainant, by
his counsel, IT'S ordersa, that The said de-
Jeadants, facet 81. Myre and Vincent
Brannon, do APPEAR here on the second
Aonday in December neFf, TO answer the
bill q the complainant, and that a coby of
o,der be Erfh10ith inserted in the Mar
t7aabur&h Gazette far trO0 months success
sive!y. and posted al the d20r ef the Court
House Of sad County.
ACopy Tcsfs.
DAVID HUNTER, c B. c.
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Beykciey, SIS.

Berkeley, SIS.
September Couri, 1919.
Jotn Burns, sen. Exccutar Of William
Bufn', deceased, Complainant,
against
James Timmonds, Defendant.
IN CH4NCEhT.
THE d5endant, James Timmonds, nor
having enfered his appearance agreeable 10
an ACT Of As.em6ly aud The ,taes Of this
Cturt, and il appearing 10 the saHSfoction
Of the Court, fhas he is nor an inhabitant Of
his Commonwealth, on motion Of the cam
fiaiaant, By MS COUNSEL IL is ordered, that
ne said dcfendant, 1ames Timmoads, do
ottear here an INC second M5nday in De-
cartier next, TO answer the bill IF the cam
Phiqaat, and thafa cary 81 this order be
.J1tthuih inserted in the Martins6urgA Ga
far frDo manfh, successfully, and pub
hShed at thedo,r sfsh, CaWhHouse cfsa.d
County.
Il [ebu. 7esfe,
DAVlD HUNTER. c. p c
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-09-25
Berkeley. 81.
September Court, 1919.
Nehemiah Mason, Complainant,
against
Jesse Faulkner, Executor Of T!omas
Faulkner, decreased, Defendant.
r., m Mr.

THE dsfendant, Jesse Faulkner, nat hay.
ing entered hts appearance agreeabIe TO an
act Of assembly and the rules Of this Caurf,
andH appearing to the Satisfaction Of the
Couri that he IS nor an inhabitant Of tbs
Commonwealth, on motion Of the csmplain-
ant, by MS c9usei, IL is ordered, thai the
said d. jsadant, Jesse Faulkner, do appear
here on the second Msnday in December
next, to ans7Ver the btHof tho complainant,
and that a coby Of his order be 1orth1oith
inserted m the NQrtin,burgh Gazette, far
tao months successfully, and published at
The daor ofthe Court House ofSaid County.
ACoby. Iestc.
DAVID HUNTER, c,s.c.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-09-25

Berkeley, SIS.
September Court, 1st2.
John Johnstone, Complainant,
against
Amos Yates, John Huffman and Jacob
Coons, Defendants,
In CHANCERY.
THE defendant Amos Yates, not having
entered his appearance agreeable to an act
of Assembly and the rules of this Court,
and il appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court, that he is not an inhabitant Of this
Commonwealth, on motion of the COM
plainant, by his counsel. it is ordered, that
the said defendant, Amos Yates, do appear
here on the second Monday in December
next, TO answer the bill of the complainant,
and that a copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in the Msrtinsburgh Gazette for
two months SUCCESSFULLY, and published at
the door of the Court House o fsaid Coun.
ty.
ACopy. Te.te,
DAVID HUNTER, C. B. C.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-09-25

4 quantity of excellent
Al NOTIFY SEED.
otthis years growth, Tor sale Al n. E.5ott,
Office Martius5ursb.
sept. Is, loI2,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-09-25
FOR SALE.

Il stout healthy young negro
MAN.-Enquire of the
Printer.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-14
PACKET BY EXPRESS.

The LONDON Journals Of Saturday have
arrived by express from Donaghadce, bring
ing the following additional particulars re-
speeding ministerial arrangements, besides
ether articles Of Interesting intelligence -
LONDON, May IS.
We stated in a second edition last night
that the Prince Regent, in answer to the
address Of the House OF Commons, reaues-
ting that he would be pleased to form an
efficient ministry, that he would take the
same into his serious consideration. In the
Course cf the evening Lord Castlereagh
conmunicated to the principal members of
opposition, that ministers were all in fact
out, and they only continued to hold the
seals until the Formation of new ministry
His royal hiShuess, we understand, last
night sent message to Marquis We,les-
lay. inviting his Lo,dship's attendance at
Carlton House this day to consult him up.
OH new arrangement. Globe.
The following list of a new ministry, and
of some of the intended arrangements, is
handed about in higher political circles this
day. TO-
NEW CABINET.
Lord Holland, First Lord of the Urea
sury.
Lord Grenville, President of the Coun-
Gil.
Lord MORA, Privy Seal.
Mr.. Canning. Home Secretary.
Mr.. Ponsonby, War Secretary.
Lord Grey, Foreign Secretary.
Marquis Wellesley, First Lord Of the Ad
miraity.
Mr.. Tierney, Chancellor OF the Exche-
quer.
Lord Erskine, Lord Chancellor.
Lord Lauderdale, President of the Board
of Control.
Duke of Norfolk. Master of the Horse.
Marquis of Lansdowne, Lord Lieutenant
of Ireland.
Mr. Homer, Secretary. .,
Sir A. Piggott, Chancellor of Ireland.
Sir S. Romilly, Attorney General
Mr.. SERGEANT Lens, Solicitor q neral.
Mr.. Sheridan. Treasurer of the Navy.
Mr.. Huskisson and Sturges Bourne, Joint
Paymasters.
MIR. Creevey and Wrotterly, Joint Secre-
taries Of the Treasury.
Lord Carysfort & Lord ST. John, Post
master Generals, &c. &c."
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(BY AUTHORITY
RESOII1lIaM

Requesting the President of the United States to
recommend day OF public humiliation and pray
:
1t being dnty peculiarly incumbent in time of
public caamity ami war humbly and dcvoutlv To &C.
knowledge oar dependence on Almighty God, and
to implore his aid and protection:
Therefore,
hEsoi'V ED, Rgthe Senate and Horse IF Repre-
se"tatiOeS 9fthe United States Of 1,,eric1 IN Ter.
8reSs assent ed, That oi"t committee ofhoth hen
ses wait Oh the President OF the United States and
request that he recommend day of pub nc b. ,,.h-
atom and PRAYER to be observed by the u. or,. of
the Unite, States, Nth religious soemnty, aud the
Offering OF iervent suPpcatiou Aimgilt, G. oil for
the satety and welfare u these states his blessing on
their arms, and the speedy restoration ci peace.
IL CLAY,
Speaker Of tie Housc Ot Representatives.
NM. IL, CRAWtUWD
President ct the .Sena;e pro tenn.
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POSTSCRIPT.
NEW YORK, July 6.


INT ELLiG EECE FROM ENGLAND.
We congratulate the readers of the Mer-
cahtie Advertiser and our country that the
whole Of the British Cabinet have given in
their resignation. This event, so interes-
ing To the whole civilized world, we have
received in a London paper of May 2sd =.
with which we were favored by Captain
Cougar of the ship Atlas, arrived last e
ening nv IL days from Belfast. On the ma
ion in the English House of Commons.
which led to this happy consequence. the
ministers were in a hIinority off,. In our
n>xt we shall give their debates on the oc.
;asion. Mere. AdV.
BELFAST, Nav 27.
RESIGNATION or MINISTER'S.
This very important Circumstance is thus
lnnoH,ced in two OF the london papers of
Friday:
COURIER OFF1cE, half past 6.
We have Just learnt that his male TVS
Minister'S have sent in their designations
this afternoon"
Second Edition offhe Globe.
Minister'S resi,ned this dav. The whole
Cabinet is out. This is Certain"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-14
RIcHMoND. JULY Il. 1915.
TIE NEWS.

The last arriv al from G.. Britain BRINGS us
two Important facts LIST. An entire change
OF the Ministry, and the substitution of Il
new one, somewhat indeed, like Burk's dcs-
|cription OF Lord Chatham's, there biz of
black stone, and there u bit of white"-2nd.
A formal act Of the Repeal Of the French
DEGREES, as respects American vcsseis. -
Taking these two facts together, it is pro-
bable that revocation of the Orders in
Council may take place. One bone OF con-
tentiOn may thus be removed.
But is tins all 7 Will they indemni(y us
for the wrongs which have been perpesra-
ted under these Orders! Will they sur
render our captive seamen, and Consent to
an arrangement on shore which shall Sc
cure us from the outragcs of impressments
at sea Ii the new ministry are alive to
the claims Of right and of interest, they
will not stop short in the career of Justice !;
but open door for accommodation on these
important points.-They must not ex-
pect TO drug the senses of the American
people these are aroused, and demand JUS
tice these have assumed the armour of
war, and expect compensation.
" IL is said that the Hast has arrived.
letters OF Mr. Foster required form al repeal OF IA
DEGREES, i'll all their features and it respects all
nations.
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A PROCLAMATION.

AZ HEREAS the Congress of Tie United State.
W ny aJn'mt resolution OF the two Houses have
N'sinad request, that day may DC recommended
To- be observed by the people Of the United States
with religious soemnity, as day of puslic huniiiat
O. aid raNcr ;aul whereas such recomu en,latjon
~ entbe the5cveral e.igiOus denonina' ions & soci-
ct so dsposed, To o1er and the same time,
tier commDn VOWS and alterations to Almighty
'Jd, on tie solemn occa siou produced bv the wsr
IN which he has been pleased Ieruit tie mus
ice oi foreign power, to Involve these United
states L DO therefore recommend the third
fhNFS@dY an .fHgHSt next, a Convenient day, to
ht set apart tor the dcyOut purposes of rendering
TO tn Sovereign of the Universe and tie BDefactor
OF mankind, the public homage due to his holy at
tributes; o: acknowledging the transgrcss ons which
might justly provoke the manifestation of Ills ovine
dspeasure; of seeking his mcrciful forgiveness s.
his assistance in the great duties of repentance and
amendment and especially, of Offering fervent
snppicaions that in the present season of caarni-
~ ana war, hc would take the American PEOPLE I'M
der Ills peculiar care and protection that He would
guide their public councils, animate their patriotism
and bestow his blessing their arms that He
would inspire all nations with love OF Justice and
OF concord, AMI with reverence for the lncr,.ing
precept OF our holy religion, to do to others as they
wohld require that others should do unto them &
bu9iy that turning The hearts of our enemies from
the violence and injustice which sway their coun-
ellis against u.s. He would hasten a restoration oe
the blessings of peace.
Given at Washington the ninth dav of July, in
O.. 81 the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred g twelve.
JAMES MADISON
BY the President,
JAMES MONROE,
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From tie Boston Reherfory IF Jriy 8.
FROM THE NORTH OF EUROPE.

The schr. Thomas, arrived at Salem
from Nieburgh last Tuesday. Left Ham
burgh April 30th. At Fredcrickstadt re-
ceived accounts from Paris to Nav 10
War had not been declared either by
France or Russia though it was expected
70 take place soon, as Bonaparte was re-
ported to have left Paris for the NORTH
Troops were constantly passing from
pected between Sweden and Denmark -
The English convoy from Gottenbureh pas
sed Nieburgh 1Oth May. The feet, con.
sisting of 1853 frigates and Q sloops.
passed the 18th and anchored just above
eiburgh-got under weigh the next
day, and were not to be seen 10Th MAY.
No captures out Of the fleet, and heard of
none in the Baltic this season.
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DEPARTMENT q STATE. Jnly 7th, 1919.

NOTICE.-All British subjects within The Jrri,ed
! = States are requred forthwith to report to the.
Marstials Cor to the persons to be appointed by
them) ot the respective states territories within
which they may reside, their names, their age the
time they have been in the Unite STAKES, tie per
sons composing their families, the places of thei, re-
si'.e"ce aud their occupations pursuits; au.hwhe-
tner, and at what tne they have made tie applica-
Observation-Disclosures the Marshas, rcspectiv,ly
are to make to Ike Department of State, returns Of
all such British Subjects, with the above crcur.stin-
ces annexed to their mines.
Qf The publishers Of the Laws of the United
States requested to insert this notice IN their ma
pers.
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FRENCH DECREE.
"PALACE OF ST. CLOUD.

APri Zotn, 1911.
" Napoleon, Emperor of the French,
King of Italy, Protector of the Confederate
on OF the Rhine, Mediator of the Swiss
Confederacy:
"On the report of our Minister for Fo-
reign Affairs. &c.,.
90 Being informed Of the law of the ID of
March, 1911 by which the Congress of the
United States has decreed the execution of
the provisionsof the Act of Non intercourse.
which interdicts the entry into American
ports of the ships and the merchandise of
Great Britain, her colonies and depcnden-
cies
a." Considering that the said law is an act
of resistance to the arbitrary pretensions
advanced by the British Orders in Council.
and a formal refusal to sanction a system
hostile to the Independence of Neutral Pow
ers, and Of their flags:
We have decrecd, and do drcree as
follows
1.-The DEGREES of Berlin and Milan are
definitely Grom the first of November last. J
considered as no longer in force, as far as
regards American vessels.
(Signed, Sec)"
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on him who is not ready at his countr,'s cali.

on him who IS not ready at his Country's cali.
sun and . cheers.
vOL UWTEER
~ the President---The United S,a,es---frin and
Indissolube be their bonds; in this We shall find
safety an thiS, our enemies will find terror.
ny the FIce-President-The youth of our re-
public, may they ALLURE all frivolous pursuits and
bend the energies of their minds to the SUPPORT {
their country and her rights. i' =
ny .lD John nsand--cor,,ipt and ty-
rannieai must that government be, whose prime
munster cannot without being assassnated associate
with the people. 'rf
Col. Sam, Fora--P b. Porter and the other re-
publican members ct the committee of Foreign re-
iations their energy and frmness deserve the
praise OF their country.
Mr. II. Rison--The peop!s of the United States
Inlay they always place their attachment ON priu-
cpes, not ON men.
NJ. ". Bookey---The' American fair--in peace
our greatest delight, in the soldiers greatest re-
ward
= COL 4. Parliamentary the spiri, of &c be with
US and our postority.
. Capt ~. s. .3rcher-The republican members Of
congress who voted against war, the storm sw. aps
To level their unmerited elevation.
BY .Hr. Bdkey.--- w oman, her happiness mans
hrst object, her smiles the heroes hes, rev. rd
M Booker-Nlsy we be as firm in ;he sup
port OF our liberty, our fathers were in the pur-
chase of it.
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received from Madrid we understand that
the flying parties 70 Gutierrez, Ghaleco, s.
the Madico, had attacked at the entrance
of Mancha. party of 1900 French, escor-
ting the deputies of Valencia to King Jo-
seph. The battle lasted two days. with
great fury OH both sides. The French
had 400 killed, and 500 wounded and pr-
soners.
SEVILLE, May Livery day we under
stand less about the political affairs gong
OH here. Sometimes we see Soult in great
hurry with his troops, and at other tunes
manifesting a contrary disposition. He has
ordered Wagons from Cartujo. IL take IA
way large portions of goods, as if he was
going to leave this province; and again a
great quantity is brought in from Ccrdova.
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n To COMMENCEMENT.

We have various sets OF Toa,s and four Ora;ions
by ns---We shall 90 on we have begun; until the
subject turns stale; and give them in succession ac-
cordiug TO the old rule Of grist; " First come, first
served"---We shall perhaps make extracts from tho
Orations hereafter
|. 90 The Law of Treason, from an able hand-.-in
bur next. -
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sgJGn cHAMBEHs L9l relooyr'fTs7 coallos;

bg Ugh CHAMBEHS hrs removed lis CI,,,-,;.,--.
House to tho Office OF bfr. iamgs Tsrns,, ~
where he requests all those who have tiei,ns 80 80
hum, viii present them for settemt ~; arP IL
these who are indebted to hfn, viii maj. ~ ~,
payment. e"'V
r. Chambers has stilI ON hand. liz c,,-..s.
Of well assorted Dry Goos of eorsidersli
consisting ot-Low priced aud milling Clovis. tgac,
nels Coatings and Fries best London SIM, e,'
Cloths and Csss'meros Cotton and NVoolc', W.
mgs; Ladies' Clo.i,s, Cords aud Veyets. die -,
tons, Ginghams, Ca'lcoes and Niusl.ns Sill ,,o,S,
great variety; elegant Silk ShauIs, sca,rs Sc
Lace Goods OF different Kinds Cation. SiIk a,f
M"oe,' Iios'ry q good assortment Plus Needles.
chase the whole of The stock together. viii he i,..
credit. P''e-' ''u
July ID -
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: VIE Subscriber having lately been appointed an
"a agent to sell Peritcntiary Manufactures, he has
lifted up StOr Groom at the outer gate, where he
sells the various manufactures made from Iron Lea.
thcr, Hemp, Cotton, &c very low TERMS for cash
only. Weaving is done as usual for customers, and
wap,or FILMS lacking viii he furnished.
WM. CAMPBELL,
Superintendent aid .ggeHt.
Bic)moad Pepiientiar!, Juj IL. SJws
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% Books for receiving further Subscriptions ia
the Loan OF S,ll,oo0,0 900 for the use OF the t. S win
be 2pene,l on the 18th inst Desday) at the
Bank Of Virginia, for sum not exceeding 800 600
Particulars in our next
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" Look 10 II.

CT Look ~ IL.
- The following pithy Advertisement appears in the
9, Nassau-st" .
1t would read better, to change the direction to
" A. Burr, State Prison.