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Island. We have not learnt what answer The
Commander III Chief has returned to this re-
qliIsitlt3n, We understand such were the de-
rangemeuts Of the militia last year to effect
party purposes and manufacture new MAJOR
ny divisions, and that very few returns h.ye
blen made TO the Adjutant Generals Office.
IhcsWar al Sca.-Thc first fruits OF war
will EFQbably be on tie ocean. The British
have on the Halifax, foundland and West
India stations, three sail of the line, twenty
one fiigatcs, nineteea sloops OF war, and eigNt-
cen smaller vesseis--nl #kip9 atotal Of 81 arHo-
cd vessels. The greater part OF these viii re-
ceive the declaration Of war just made in few
DAYS, and will be IN Immediate readiness to
carry it into execution. To meet this force
and to check its depredations on American
commerce, we have the following remains OF
as gallant a little navy as ever Il ated on the
ocean,--The President, A guhs, Commodore
Rogers United States, "A, Commodore De-
calur; Congress Sc, Capt Smith Essex 50,
Capt. Porter Hornet 10, Capt. Lawrence /;
and Argus l6, Capt. Sinciair-an these were d
few DAYS since lying in New-York ready for
sen. The Constitution, A guns, Capt. Hull,
was at the last dates at Annapolis, bound
round to Ncw-YorlS. The Chesapeake 36, is
now repairing in this port and the Constella-
ton of the same force III Washington. The
John Adams, Capt. Ludlow, Of d, and the
Nautilus brig Of u, Capt. Crane, are now in
this port ready for sea. Besides these, The ST.
zen of l6 guns, Captain cambridge, the Enter
prize, OF -, Capt. Blakc!cy, aud the Vixen,
of y, Capt, G&dsden, arc also in readiness.
On the excrtions Of this naval force to give to
or menaced commerce al the protection in
its power, we have the most perfect conf
dcncc, ard lament il is not infinitely greater.
Al that yalor, skill and Patriotism can do. will
be done; and if the mercantile community
shall suffer loss, no impuiation could Justly
fall on the naval officers OF our country, Tor
whose success in It's protection, they have the
best wishes Of every American citizen.
Col BURR, once SO celebrated for bis ia
tents, and Iattery SO much talked Of for his
auGerings, lately arrived i'll Newbrryport from
France and England, and passed through this
town on his way to New York.
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.,eral proposition ON which it's sup
fns { this, /" That every individual of a
P'r's@ with whom NE are atwar, wheresoeyer
paV0L, .. be. IS our enemy, and his property Of
b n' lind in every place, liable 70 capture By
rlgp ts only exception admitted to this rule,
Luz ns,s property within the jurisdiston of a
rs'p PAL state butt exemption IS referred
psu"s no bt of the neutral nation, not to any
. ;.;lere which the situation gives to the enc
W prason, If consulted, will suggest another
,LSn,iop. This. regards all such property as
q lsAs of country permit foreigners to a.
y ,;rs within it or to bring into it. The right
\ solding or having property in country, al
y,v. implies duty on the part o. lis govern
.,sot to protect that property, and to secure
,o,be owner the fulIenjoyment OF 1t, When
.y,r therefore, a government grants perms-
'oo 70 foreigners to acquire property within
E. territories, or TO bring and deposit there,
tacitly promises protection and security, 1t
mn,t De understood to engage, that the foreign
rroprietor, as to what he shall have acquired
qrdsDosiled shal! enjoy The Nights, prlsregcs
@dimmulities Of native proprietor without
any other exceptions than those which the
established laws nay have previously declared
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No. w.
TO THE FARMERS OF VIRGINIA.

TO THE FARMERS OF VIRGINIA.
III pursuance Of the Presidents wishes,
proceed TO shew, that change Of the men
spio n0Eo rule the Maroon, Is absolutely necessa-
ry, to preserve inviolate the liberties our fa-
theirs beQgeathed us These very men, to get
into office, themselves asserted, that standing
armies were dangerous TO liberty that COM
mercial wars were fatal 10 The happiness OF our
republican systems, iEasnuch as they would
lay the foundation for a participation IN all the
quarreis OF the Europeans that loans or mo-
ney and paper systems, were paving The way
Tor an endless accumulation OF Pt.otc debt;
that multiplied direct taxes would have ten
dency to increase and establish dangerous
degree Of executive patronage * influence; S.
byiterfering with the OBJECTS ottaxation wou!d
destroy 10 great measure, the power s l"de-
tendence Of the state governments thereby CIV
Ing as consolidated, instead OF federal lor,n
oExle,eral government. These principles had
their weight; fearing the views OF feder&dsts,
because these men hose to nllsrc preseut them;
you changed your scrvants, trusting that a
! lew sholt years, would not present the abo-
tNlnable dereliction ON the part of your new
adopted rulers, Of every principle they pro-
tessed and supported hold tito be truth
IN nature, and every man Of reflection will
sSree with me in it--that a departure from
Conduct, which men contend for, as grounded
on principle, shews a total abandonment on
their part, ofthc principle itself-Thus if men
assert that standing armies are dangerous to
liberty, and yet use them, it is evident they In
Iend them for its destraction.-F they say,
loans Of money and paper systems pave the
way tor an endless accumulation of public
asot and yet make large loans and emissions
i0' paper bills, may we nor conclude they In
I,eRd an endless accumulation of public debt.
Il they say, that multiplied direct taxes, have
seadency to increase and establish danger
WIS degree of executive patronage and lntiu-
\ stce, and by interfering with the objects of
slate taxation, would destroy in great mea-
sure the power and independence of the state
governments, thereby giving Us consohdat.
eu' instead of federative general govern
nent, and We yet see them laying direct taxes
Vi almost all objects that can admit of them,
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PHILADELPHIA, June a.

We are indebted to friend, for Liverpool
paper OF the 10th ult. and private letters OF
tue same date. The Editor of the Liverpool
Advertiser under date of the 10Th, apologlses
for the omission Of The arrivals Tor the past
week and says they "consist OF from Africa,
10 from the " Indies, 40 from the y STATES
from British America, Q from the Biazils,
from Portugal, and great number from
Ireland
A private letter Of the same date says,
g our arrivals for this week have been very
numerous, and the import of cotton nearly
$4,000 bags. This article, with every other
description Of produce, has declined to about
the sane ratio as before, being quoted
Is to is -4-tobacco 9---pot%shes ID TO 46
pearls IS to 48--n heat % per 7olbs.-ilour
rs to II per barrel-riee So to 81 per cwt.
Tue idea of scarcity IS now vanishing, and
we shall have rapid decline i'll grain next
month lie Spring did not'commence until
witan the last fortnight, during which period
the vegetation has been very rapid, and every
kind of grain, &c. promises well. In this part
of the country We want rain,--The disturban-
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SALEM, June %.


7o7vn-Ifceting Yesterday the inhabitants
IF this town held a town meeting to take into
consideration the gloomy and desperate state
Of our public affairs. The meeting which was
opened at 9 O'Clock, was large, and generally
attended The resolutions lately adopted by
The town of Boston, which had been commu-
nicated to our Selectmen, were read and APP
proved almost unanimously. A motion was
then made and adopted to appoint commit
tee to draft u memorial to Congress, praying
that the people may yet be saved from an an
Just and ruinous war with G. B !tain aud
committee was appointed. viz, jacob Ashton,
Joseph Peabody, Wm. Orne, Willard Peeie,
Samuel Upton, and John Pickering, Esqrs.
Tie meeting then adjourned till O'Clock, P
NJ when the courthouse was immediately
crowded to receive the report OF the commit
tee, who, at the hour assigned, reported the
address. which was adopted, (three persons
only dissenting)
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BOSTON, June "a.

Reguisition On Monday General Dear
born communicated officially TO his ExcciIen-
cy Governor STRONG. that war was declar-
ed against Great British, and requested his
excellency to place under lis direction forty
one companies OF the drafted militia OF t4ls
state (of which 81 companies to be inlantry,
and IA artillery to be stationed at various
points of the sea-coast named--and OF which
eight companies were to be marched to Rhode
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have we not a right to suppose that they aim
at creating a dangerous, executive power, and
pgostrating the independence of the state go
vernments. Nothing can be clearer than when
men practice whatthey have contended to be
Injurious to the liberties and happiness Of, the
people, they have cast off the mask, and
mean by their use, to accomplish the ends
they asserted would necessarily result from
them. If yen value the liberty then yoar "a
theirs bequeathed you--do you rot take these
men upon their own ground when you tell
them, that IN pursuing their present systems,
they are sapping the foundations and prostrat-
ing the fabric your fathers raised, and your
virtues must prescrve.-Let them lien go
home, cease ang longer TO riot IN the zvuste ef
hu6tjc moaeQ; cuiFiDate her farms Jeetthf
distresSes, they have 6rought ul1on rs, as .farm-
er&, By their 9gicked measures ]; and leaVe 10
men who jas5ly ahhreciated the hber1y and
hQhhineas ~ e,3oyed, in The possession Of
peace and hLenfy to restore rs again 10 Their.
Suca men, i is yoor duty, Z hQhe it soiA Be
yoau GGort, 70 E!uce IN office.
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Five Dollars Reward.

I'd AN AWtY from the subscriber the
Ia 2Sth inst al night negro wench NAM
Fora years o age. Sc is very artiuI
and !u! CT t1ik and has her lo.e teeth out,
She took her child with her, year old last
'p,i., and had on when she went away, blue
ftrpeo habit, besides sundry other cloaths
dark calico gown, the Only arttcle recollectcd.
Size formerly belonged 20 VIM. B4llerd Of
Alexandria. do expect she is harbored in
own as her mother ard husband, both live
N Alexandra. viii give the above reward
# brought rome, or PIT tn Jail, so that
get her agala--l orWarn all person: from
harboring SAID negro.
John T. Smith.
Bloomfield June %. &.
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NEW-LONDON, June ~

1t is conjectured that the British govern
ment will grant licences to American vessels
conveying provisions lod supplies to the patrl-
OTIS of Spain ana Portugal
The Pocahontas, the Kentucky-Bclle, and
several other vessels wnich have arrive with
in the fortnight past, were boarded Of Mon
taug Point, by The BriJish frigate Bclvidcse,
and treated politely. She had two armed briggs
in company they were league part.
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PUBLIC SALE.

ON WEDNESDAY next at II O'Clock.
viii be sold, OIL Hunters wharf, on credit of
three and tour months for approved indorsed
negotiable notes
1Epeloe Fih'a ard Kleven half Rarrcls UAue
f0rfugo{ lYLNE
Eiev~n hqlT Barrels Red Port QFe suherior
guGhfy
ind lout Barrels 2.l4LE OIL
Landing froo On board ship Commerce,
Captain Grove i'll from Villa Real
(. 4, vi aritelier.
juno 90 1t
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NOTICE.,

HE subscribers to Ashby Gap Turnpike
Z Company, are herety rhed and re-.
Ga >ted TO p.} 10 the Treasurer OF said COM
pany on or before The fist day OF August
next, the sum OF twenty dollars on each
share also a 'ther sum Of twenty dollars
on the first day oil December ne>,, ON each
and every share, by them rep c,!uIly sub
SCR Ded
by order Of the President and Dirccsors.
4. Gibson, Trs asGrer.
Mtdleburg, june % July !. 3Ot
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ccs in the country seem tabe almost over.
The sailing of tie Aristonoenes for your port
is postponed sine d'e
Another lette. from Liver pool Of the same
date, speaking OF the massacre OF Mr.. feree.
val observes, (" No idea can yet be formed
Of The probable arrangements IN the MINISTRY
the Marquis Wellesley, Mr.. Canning and
MIR. Huskisson, are the only ones at present
named, with any degree of probability Peo--
ple's minds continue in a state of stupor, and
no business Of any Sind can be got through
with
The Liverpool paper Of the 18th Mt. men
tons tie arrival at New-York .oi the snip La
dy Madison, in 10 DAYS from Liverpool. is
is probable, iii the next paper, they "ou'o
have to mention her return to Liverpool IN
short passage.
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ar-e Captain Mandeyille's Troop of Cavalry
will parade in full uniform on Thursday mo'7t-
ing precisely at o'clock before Tripletts
Hotel
The intention Of this parade being to escort
Capt. SANGsTER Of the United States Army
as far as Washington, punctual attendance
will be expected, and particular attention
must be paid to having uniform, arms, SC
IN complete order.
by order Of The CAPTAIN,
VIM. F. THORNTON.
JDIy |
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NEWPORT, juno 90.

Rhode-Igiond Legislature. The General
Assembly Of this State closed their June Ses-
sion Oh Saturday last. Among the public ba-
siness transacted, is an act authorlsing the Sc
veral banks, in the event of war, to remove
their business to some secure part OF the State,
and there continue to transact the same, dur
ing the danger that may arise from hootilitles.
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.A1arefer measure The Legislature Of \.
Yor! has requested the Governor Of that State
to issue his proclamation for the observance
of Thursday the 3oth day ofJuly ensuing as
day OF general Humiliation, Fasting and Pray
or, on account of the calalnities winch imPend
over oui country.
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FOURTH OF July.

YgyHE VOLUNTEER TROOPS will pa
rade at O'Clock Oh the morning OF the
Fourth, in the Market Square, armed and e.
quipped, with nineteen rounds OF blank car
tridges preparatory to the calebr~tion OF the
dav.
July
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Benjamin Lee, Esq. of Cambridge, near
Boston, on Thursday shcared Merlno lamb
of his own raising, whose fleece weighed nine
teen pounds and an halt.
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We cannot refrain from congratnlaf;ns the
Editor the Virginia Patriot on the extreme
" fortunate circumstance, in these perilous
times, of the ertensioa Q5fae right hand QfJtl-,
ioa,sht to him by the Editor QftAe Enquirer,
it will no doubt be of Infinite service
There arc various rumors afloat in this town
in relation to the secret proceedings Of Con-
gress-Such as that the Senate have rejected
a proposition from the House of Representa-
tvcs to take forcible possession Of the Flori-
das-that they have also rejected a scheme that
was in agitation for issuing a proclamation
calling on the people of Canada to desert their
government and take protection under the
Wing of the u. S. &c. sc. We state these
only as the flying reports Of the cay, not ven
turing to give any opinion as to their accuracy.
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Treaty Of Urecht---This, Bonaparte de-
cla.es to be MS law Pro2f:-It says no place
snail be considered bIockaded unless It's In
vested so as to make an attempt of vessel to
enter dangerous--Iherefor he takes our ves-
SETS in MD ocean 6oaad TO Cadiz end Lisbon,
aphich are not ;aUrsfed!t 1t says free shlps
maze Tree goods.-EAerj6re oflry ocqaitng
fhr brig BeHisaryu& as neutrakhe retains a haT
oJtAe cargo IL ascertain a0hstAer it is NOT en-
cny's properly! It says timber and naval
stores are not contraband of war--IHercfore
he takes or OeS8els loaded wHh tim5er, and
hitch and tar Ii says ain enemy's vesse!
shall keep miles off when it boards a neutral
Iherefore his shifts ran 7vHhin 100 yards Ct
ours, zyhrn they " visIt" Fdem, md the DtsH is
geaeraily Jalai
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ALEXANDRIA.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, Ja!y |.
/" TO sHEw

rYp vExy AGE AND BODY OF THE TINE
his FoRsi AND PRESSURE.
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CATO.
Congress q The Omitted States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. I
TUEsD4r, June 80, 1912.
REPORTED FOR THIS GAZETTE.

A letter was received from VIM. Duane,
accompanied by book written BY himself, on
military affairs 1t was referred to the COM
mittee on that subject.
The bill to prohibit the expectation Of naval
and malilasy stores and provisions to Canada
and other British provinces, was read the thitd
time and lost-Aycs so, Noes 50.
Mr.. Harper from the committee on foreign
relations, reported bill supplementary to the
act concerning alcn enemies, which was twice
read ard made the order OF the day for to-
morrow.
The bill authorising a detachment Of the
militia, WAS under discussion.
A message was received from the President
recommending that the governmental the Z,
States do commission the different volunteer
companies also recommending the appoint
ment Of more general officers. r efergcd TO
the committee on military affairs.
The House adopted joint resolution which
came from the Senste. requesting the Prcsi-
dent to set part day ior humiliation and
prayer, and three members were appointed,
who, in conjunction with three from the Sc
nate were to wait on the President for that
purpose.
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The following IS an extract ofa letter to the
Editor OF the National IntcnigeHcer, dated
Fort Stoddarl, June 10.
"It is said that supplies from the Hdvanna
have reached Pensacola. ibis indicates no
disposition to eyacuale that place.
= have just heard. that the troops at Mo-
bile, whose emigration was suspended by 1t
Carter OF the Guu-boats, have found their way
to Pensacola.
"Ifit be SO, there cannot probably be more
than 90 left at Mobile
6 The number at Pensacola is said to be be-
tween and 400
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-10

as general as the time present Will admit
of, consisting in part of Supe' fine Cloths
and Csssimeres, beautiful collection OF
Rich SILKS and other fancy articles, Cal
icos and Chintzes, MusIins, coarse and
fne Irish Linens, Sheetings, Tickling
burgs, Oznaburgs, Home made Linens, a
general assortment, of Domestic and Spun
Cotton, Kid, Morocco and Common Lea
Their Shoes, School and other Books, a.
mong which are:
"a Segio, Ludricro, Tragico, Cornico,
Tale )" written by
Thinks Ito myself goho
Wines, Brandy, Spirits, Holland Gin and
Rum, all of superior quality, and quaint
ty of Whiskey, some Of which is upwards
of three years old &very good. Every arti-
Gle of which was bought with cash and with
the greatest care and attention, and will be
sold low for ready pay ment.
Shepherd's.T May 8, 1912. IT,
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Land for sale.

TINE. subscriber offers for sale 500 acres
1 of unmproved land, situate in the
County of Berkeley. Any person wishing
10 purchase, will be shewn the land, and
further particulars made known, on applica-
zion to
WILLIAM PENDLETON, jun.
Mav #
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Berkeley sulphur springs,
For Sale.

The subscribers, in behalf of themselves
and the other proprietors of the
Berkeley Sulphur Springs,
sometimes called Minghini's ulphuy
Springs, Offer tor sale that valuable property.
Besides the advantages which the above
property possesses, as stand for business
during the summer months, it is believed
that good Iun at that place would at all
seasons be profitable to the proprietor
The tract of Land which comprehends the
Sulphur SPRING. contains upwards of 400
acres, lying On The Opeckon.
This property is now in the possession of
Mr. Minghinl, whose lease expires in
1873. ANY person disposed to purchase.
and DESTROYS of viewing the premises, will
apply to A. S. cambridge, residing near
the Springs.
A. S. CAMBRIDGE,
ANN HUNTER,
II. St. c.. TUCKER,
For themselves and the
othey brobriet0rs.
Martiusburgh, March 81. 1912. .
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Lots and Lands for sale.
HE representatives of Col. Moses
4 Hunter, decd. offer for sale the fol.
lowing property. viz.
The Houses and Lots
belonging TO Col. Hunters estate, situate
in the towns of Martinsburgh and Bath,
except the property on which Mrs. Hunter
resides, in Martinsburgh.
A very valuable Tract of
Land IN Greenbrier County,
containing about 2 700 acres.
The terms of sale will be favourable to
purchasers. Any person wishing to pur-
chase will please to apply to the subscribers.
ANN HUN TER,
MOSES HUNTER,
H: St. 6: TUCKER.
For the Representatives
Of Col. Mases Hunter
March ~, 1912.
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Fresh supply OF IOODo,
which added to his former stock makes his
assortment tolerable complete. His late
supply consists in part of the following:
Supethuc and Common Cloths, CASH
mers assorted, Cotton Cassimer,, Blue
and Yellow Nankeens, Searsuckcrs, Table
Linens, Towel Linen and Cotton Checks,
Mems and Women's Silk and Cotton Hose,
Mems and Women's Silk and Beaver
Gloves, Silk and Cotton Shawls, assorted
German and Irish Linens, Shifting Cot
tons, Dtmities assorted, Fancy Wasting
assorted, large supply of coarse India and
other Muslins, Ladies Tortoise aud Com.
uson Combs, Ladies Kid, Morocco and
Leather Slippers, Mems Coarse and Fin9
Shoes, a large assortment of Spun Cotton
of different numbers, Ladies Fashionable
Bonnets, Glass, Qleen's and China Ware,
Fancy Lepoes, Cotton Cards, Silk and
Cotton Umbrellas, Constitution Cords,
Velvets and Thicksets, Oil Cloths for Ia
bles, a large assortment of Groceries, Grad
ling and Grass Scythes, and number OF o.
thvr articles TOO tedious TO mention, all of
which he will endeavour to sell as low as
Goods of the same quality can be sold in
this part Of the country.
MATTHEW ]. CLARKE,
Gatrard's-T Town, June S, 1912.
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Berkeley, IS.
May Court, 1912.
Bethuel Middleton, Complainant,
against
Daniel Hopgood, John, Elizabeth and
Rosanna Hopgood, children and Heirs
of VIM. HoPgood, decd. Defendants,
In CHANCERY.
THE defendants John and Elizabeth
l. Hopgood, not having entered their
appearance agreeable to an act of Assembly
and the rules of this Court, and it appear
ingto the satisfaction of the Court, that
they are not inhabitants of this Common
wealth, on motion of the Complainant, bv
his counsel, it is ordered, that the said
Defendants, John and Elizabeth Hopgood,
do appear here on the second monday in
August next, to answer the bill of the Com.
Plainant, and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in the Martinsburgh
Gazette for two months successfully, and
published at the door Of the Court. House
of said County.
A Copy. Tcste,
DAVID HUNTER, C. 3. C.
May 20.