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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-24

(L.S.) To Samuel FseSndsn, Eq. one
Of the PrQprietars gforeiaid,
YOU are hareby authorized and required
10 the name Of the Commonwealth Of Malta
chuietts, to notify and warn in manner rs the
law directs, meeting Of laid proPisiors, 70
be holden at the time and place, aud for the
PurpOies mentioned ia the foregoing applica.
non. Given under my hand and feal al Port
land, IN the county OF Cumberland, this eigh.
teenth day of July, IN the year of our Lord,
eighteen hundred and twelve
PRENTISS MELLEN, Tsaise Of he
Psl1s tbycES fbs cer1zmps1If6 II I1gbaebytrtS
By virtue OF the above Warrant, hereby
notify the faid Proprietors TO meet at the time
and place, and for the purpo(es ezprefed IN
the above warrant aud application.
SAMUEL FESSENDEN.
TSiy 1915, 1873 (4wl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-24
WILLIAM .OXNARD.

No. S, MgFy's Rsrv, Hss IT, yaie,
JUST received from Providence, an alIort.,
ment of Warp, Filling and two threzds
cotton Yarn, together with Shirtings. Sheet.
ings Gipgharis, Tickings, Stripes, &c.
AHg1f 10. (4H1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-24
NOTTCE.

THE Trunees of BowporN Co1LRnp ~
hereby notified, that the,r annual rnee,ipe
will be holden IN Bfunlwick, on Tuefdav, the
FRI day of September neSl. al 40 O'Clock y
VIM. JENK5, Secy sEtBe
Beard Of Trgftsl.
Bah, Dig ~, 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-24
70 Fre'&jG MslZe,i, El9. one gto the 1gjc
tice5 of The Peace tbr0Hgb3ut tie Cam

70 Fre~jlG A1elesi, 81. one gf tie .9gn
tics5 Of The Peace throughput tie Com
monpeaLtb Of Ma6acbglEtt5.
WE the fubtcribers, PrOPrietors of half
Wv of the Townlhip of land, numbered aine
in the eighth range of Townlhips, north of the
Waldo Patent, being de6rous to form ourlelveI
into Propriety, for the more convenient
management Of iaid half townfhip, hereby
requel you 70 iTue your warrant, directed to
fome one Of The Proprietors, directing him to
notify injecting Of faid Propretors, 10 be hol.
den at the houle Of David Mellon, innholder
In the town of Nevgloucelter, on Tuelday,
the fifteenth day of September next, at cue of
the clock afternoon, then and there to act on
the following articles
II To chooie Moderator Of faid meeting
I'd To choofe Clerk Of faid Proprietors.
Sd To choofe luah Committees and Officers
Of fad Proprie,y a. lhey may deem necefary
4th To tranhd any other buinefs, which
they may deem necefary relative TO faid Pro-
prietors,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-24
Cumberland Bank.

THE fnbfcribeTs, three Of the perfous nan
ed in the s6t 10 incorporate the Prehdeut
Directors aud Company of the Cumberland
Bank, Paded the esd Of June, 1872. bereb5
notify, that meeting Of the Members and
Stockholders Of Gaid Corporation will NJ balJ
a. Portland n the chamber over Maine Bank,
on Ihurlday, the 'Oth September next, *
2 OCH for the PurPofe ofmaking. d dain.
ing & ellablifhiDg fucb By Laws, ordinances x
regulations for the orderly conducting the
affairs of the faid corporation as the faia
STOCKHOLDERS hall deem necefarv, aud for
the choice Of the hrs board of Directors, and
fuch other officers as they ihall fee fit to chools
ISAAC IL5LEY.
ASA CLAP,
ZACHARIAH MARSTOR
Aggys ~. 1879,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-24
Z. GREEDY,

HsI fer Iat, Of No J., Lang B'Boyf,
80 Hhds. Rum-2o hhds Molaiies,
pipes Brandy-Io chef Tea
90 bags Cofiee-4o boxes Chocolate
1000 bu1lels fne Salt
100 bbls. Flour-loO bbs. Tar
40 bbls Pork-5O hbls. Beef
100 hhds Lfson Salt, at 475 pet Hind.
AgrEH 10, 1911
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-24
FARM FOR SALE,

American Manufactured Goods
~No 2, M.Ety'f- RsrD.
JOSEPH POPE, agent for dizzy e B,o-pn.
j of Providence, who keep him conltanty
application their long known and well eC-
tabliihed Factory at Pswtucket, with gen.
eral afortment of
American Gator Goods,
CONSISTING OF
Single Yarn for Warp aud Filling
2 & 8 threaded white & color a Stocking Yarn
White and coIored iewing Cottons
MISUNDERSTANDING Checks-Stripes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ticking, &c.
81 5hopkeepers in town and country aud
people in general wig with to furniih them
felves with the above, articles, will be fup-
piled at the Factory prices.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-24

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public MOTIFS
20 all concerned, that he has been dur
appointed and has taken upon himleif the uuF
Of Administrator Oh the eltats Of
MARY JONES,
late Of Brunfwick, in the county Of Cumbef'
land, widow, deceafed, by giving bond as y.
law dire6s-he therefore requelts all PeTion'
who are indebted 10 the faid decesled's eiials'
- make immediate payment; and thoie Th0
have asy demands thereon. 10 exhibit the ialnf
10 BOUNDS CRO5MAN.
Dig Us, 1873.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-24

MANGLING.
HHARLOTTE HUNTER, moi refpe6lful-
- ly informs the Ladies of Portland, fhe ia
tends 10 follow the above; aud hstters herfeif
THAI the fuPeriorily and beauty Of Mangling
will be found to iurpa(s the heR OF Ironing
PunGfuaiity and moderate charges leads her 20
hope for encouragement.
N B-UmhrelIas and P4rralolis made md
repaired, as ulual
Pirssb frsst, dEggg 10, 1879
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-15
BOSTON Dec $.
Latest from CaeiIz--A zerine cru:zcr
OCT Of tie Sf,cin bis.

Latest from CaeiIz-- .ilscrine cru:zcrs
oct Of the Sf'cishts.
Inc brig Corpora: Tim, Eiwell. ~
day ON Caaiz arrived at G!oucestei
yesteIdsy aftcrn OH. The only newswc
have Feceired by her, is contained in a
letter from Glouteste dated last even
ing. ct Which the following is an ex
trac' -" have the pleasure Of inform.
ing yoa. that the Curpurai Tim, Z.
well, ~ DAYS from Cadiz b2llas,cd viii
salt, abb tew boxes fresh Malaga rel
s,n~, arrived here this afternoon. The
only vessel that spoke him was an arm
cd snip calling them elves Brirish
c'ulzer, IL lat. 81. -. long. II, W en-
days out ; bu, Capt E feels ccn6d !;
that it sas The American ship Alfrtd, f
Salem A boarding oficer with a boa,' 5
crew armed, took possession of.he brig.
5 aed up De, papers, and searched eve
y paIt Ct her; took ont six of her
crew. sent them part way to tie ship.
then ordered them back agsn deliver
ed the briggs Plpers to Capt. E and SUI
tired her TO proceed. While on bcarc
tire officer was asked, where the shi,.
vas from ? He answered, from the islam
fGrest-Brltain. He was then reGues,
ed to state frsn what pert. He ssio
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-15

fran No Pert in particular. He further
stated, that they had taken a valuable
ship, worth $1,000 dollars, and also the
american privateer schr. Swordhsb, Of
gloucester" This is mistake as the
Sword Fish is now at Gloucester.
aCapt e. brings no political news,
He left at Cadiz, ship Ann Gsriey, Far
lev. and schr. Resolution, Linzee, from
Boston; ship Factor, Wes,,ant several
other Americans. Marksts declining
-four 20 dc:lars. He soils his Cargo as
follows, -four 50 dollars; rye Is SO;
rice 9 So beef Is, aud made his re.
m,ttance at 49 pence. On the day bc
sailed, he heard ofthc arrival OF the sch.
William, Williams, of this port, at Lis
bon. Flour 20 dollars at Lisbon. Capt:
E. has letters Oh board for Boston, SC.
but his brig is now lying outside the fort,
and he has not been able to get them On
shore this evening; if possible, he will
get them in the morning to send up, if
not they will go by The next mail"
Postscript, 10 the a6ove.
" GLOUCESTER, Dec. s. 4
"Capt. E!well tells ,pe this morning
that two or three Aigerine cruisers were
out ;be Streighfs, but be had not heard
IF their having taken any American:
he is certain that they bad not been SO
far 10 the Nn,thward as Lisben."
The cartel brig SIR John Sherhruke,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-15
Extract ef ietfsr .ti'om Lis6on, dated
W.. 4. 1912

Hitherto the Peninsula las net suffer
ed, in consequence If our war with Eng
aId & such measures have been taken
IS 10 remove all appreher sion 1T s'arva-
ton. Already several c,rgues OF wheat
have arrived from Archangcl < Bacnus
Ayres. l have secC letter from (Ii.
oraltar, which says tia; many vessels
were loading III alexandria, and cons!.
derablc quantities of rice exrcctcd,from
Bengal. |! good Understanding is eff.
tcctea with Turkey. large supplies may
&c expected from tie Black SEA.
On my arrival here icarut with much
.atisisciion, the success . { lord yelling.
'nn 1t Salamanca TINT vas grai d If
fair for lie .lIcs. Since Their. Eowryer,
t'ey have seffcred very conGidsr b, be-
iOic BHsgos. Wis re il is sid. The, lad
only 'hice fa!d pieces or orl,.,r, I
so"c ;his day seer q i.t.er Of the es'h
vi. from Madrid which savs tn l.rd
w had advanced beynnd Bursas 10
itafbissco, defeated Cviun,a 81 lie
enemy, bu, Of rwa. d. !ea!ifg tat
,bpEt was = SUtnCS. ID V ole iCI.. no.
sanclhg. his iordship thoueht,t prudent
4" fall back two leagues this -ld" Of
burscs (havi g Only a Portuguese, b,i-
sadc before the cas'lc) on IT, V2l.aeo.
I'D road-wbere be vas at TIC last &C.
counts. Gene al HI! is at NaoriG
Maitland's army ( m eli having resign
ed, By hi,.t, II is said, from lord Wy
vas in the neighbc,hood of Alicart,
'nels plan of marching through Arr gon
having been renGered iinprac,icable
ice The junction 81 Soult and Sucbet-
That army would appear now &c be en-
urely inactive.
However surprising it may appear,
Il is very difficult TO get any correct IN
rmation here from the armies Lord
w. diseourages all lc,,cr-writing bv he
Ulcers. and hi. own weekly dispatches
are addressed to his government, SO that
the first correct accounts are generally
from England"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-15
CANANDAIGUA December |.
D&graccfui Outrage.

We lcarr FROM Buff.in that on 1ues-
day last, the tavern, house of Mir. K NJ
P.mcrOy, who bad some how incurred
tie dlsP!cssure of the ASSISTANTS, was
attacked b, about 80 of the ISattlnore
Po!nntrerS, some OF whom were Of the
m"b Is hich acted the la,e tragic parts il
th&' degraded ctty) cncamp ped at Buff
log. aiier IA esking the windows, entered
the h"use and destroyed The furniture
thronns ii mo 1 street., md breaking
to p.sreo DE Jar and ITS conteDs-the
sig va also Gu, down, and the house
attempted 20 be sci Oh FIRE. Tie rist
was Fl ally quelied by ons or twu Wig.
isn1 oEicsrs, VIC Called 10 their aid a
det-c hm.n III Of re United States troops
We arc not able 10 be more particular.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-15
Ihiriy Dollars Record

VIII b. given for experimenting and
delivering TO any Ofscer in the Navy oil
the United States, the following ssseri-
rrs from the United States sioop Scor-
pion, E P a2nnady. Esq. Commando
He5rsn Lewis, about ) feet CT 10
inches high, well made, about Is years
Of age, native Of Msrthas VINEYARD.
Dhchaei Hsmes, about 8 or is years
of age, 5 feet or s inches high, large
nose and fair face q BostonlsD.
James Wallace, about 50 years OF age,
S feet s or 7 inches nigh, we'll made,
red face.
Or Ten Dollars for either.
WV. RENSHAW.
Navy. Yard, Wastirg:on C"y, 2.
December 6-l4, 1912.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-15
NETWORK, Dec. 10.

Arrived sch Rising San, MYERS, 8
DAYS from Norfolk, bound to PhiiAdcl-
ph:a, pu' il, here. having been blown IF.
Capt, NJ informs, that on Saturday he
spoke in Hampton Roads cartel schr.
with a great uumber of passengers on
boa d. was hailed from. her and informed
Inst there were TWO line Of battle ships
aud four frigatcs cruising of the capes;
same afternoon, spoke pilot boat hich
confirmed the report.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-15
Five doll rs Reward

A BSCONDED.from the subscribers
"a service on Fnd,v night last, 4
black wcnch called LEFTY, shout y
years OLE. rad IN striped & .tton Gown
abou, feet 4incncS high, when spoken
to answers wilma Iisp-Baing known IN
town a further description is unnecss'
sarv.
The above reward will BE- pail II
TAKEN in town. and TEN DOLLARS
If ken GU of town, with ali reasonable
starses paid.
JOHN M'NAMARA, or
JOHN GRID.
Decemb-r Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-15
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 9.

AT aboni | o'clock yesterday, the gal.
Ian, Captain JoHEs of tbs Wasp, arrived
IN tits city, escortcd by the first regio
mcnt Of Pennsylvania casplty, under he
command OF col. Smith, as lie passed
the Merchants' C"e,ae IIons1, no VS.
sslu,cd with three cheers. by large
and respectable concnurse Ut citizens
who were there assc r1led.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-15
HTGEI.a .iCADE.N.
Decemb r Is

HNljE .suDitc are '0fn.med 'that pur
,uan,tn an act al the Virginia Le-
q stature, giving authority to Certain
C~-nmissioters, lea s~ti the public ou'la-
iSys forin r,y occupied by the dIsulct
E arr at Hay Market, 10 the County of
P,.nce- William. Vuginis: A pncha~e
OF sid buildings has been made by an
a-.sciation # gentlemen, with awe" t"
colvert them into seminary ct ieari-
ing; for the government whereof, a
number OF the most respectable PERSONS
in the adjoiainS counties have been re-
rui.rly constituted board o' trustee.
Having been then ,'uiy appointed az
Instituted, tne Trustees have p'oce id
10 tue alteration and repairs OF he slIld'
ipg,. which are nov IN readiness iort"e
accommodation Of moe than one sun
dred students. ThsF nave e.gagSd "a
professor Of the dead languages AMI
bellies l.ttres. * one OF rot mati, mates
& higher branches. B /, gentlemen OF
lbe al education aud eXpc Ieree -
teachers. Tue course ri education viii
comprehend ali the b. anches of nle:a
ture as pursued in the t.zs:ein C'sls
ecs: Iii beng Intended n apply speed
Is FOE an aclof iacorpnra,io',, ins,U0u"e
the SEMINARY regula. College, with thc
power Of corierring degrees. IAc
Trustees have likesisc engaged gen
Usfcan IL the f $, re ,ps ci,b'lt. q
moral character To- act as Steward anc
take c.,arcs the boarding department;
O.. this acceunt tsey will eveT have "
T. hei, power 20 regulate The price al
board at the luSesl rate ; and farther.
will be eaabled Ia c"n6ue ,ss students %
Oh. observance of regular n"urs, am 81
all the rulss OF the institUli>h. I
school will be opened on toe firsLot j.
nassv ensuing.
OF lbis situation, it NAV be confident
" said, that no place in The union com
Entsa greater VARSITY Of ir1fe' tart adj
vanrsses Tor the ABOVE nendnke1 . lee;
The responsibility and moral haais "a!
the ueighborhood,t he unoomn'on heath
fitness Of the place ASST. - contsu;t!
70 rich farns. whose susel hnity ct toe
best meats, and all other desirable arti-
oles of living, must reduce he eosJ
whilst il increases the comforts of eoa,o:
added to the Circumstance OF rs Beng
under tie fostering Core Ct vel h'fe'
persons iuImedia,cii N the hc'Eh''o'-
hood. whose dI,y aDd interest must s!lAe
promo, them to sniicitous a'iTHu"n 70
h.. welra-e. Leaves nothing 80 - desIrefi
.by parents, wi,n fsel a na,urai regard !o'
tbe future advancement aad ProsPeri,
6 aheir sons,
By order of the Board.
- THOMAS TURNER,
|. ! s M. Pr.si6enf
Y EDMOND BROOKS,
Secre!GrI
- M = 5rkSf pss. all svi
.. 30
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-15
ErtrGct Of letter to q genttema"
in ". York, dated.

CHIILIcOrHE. Nov. Is, 1919.
The buzz ofpreparation and talk
ofwar which has lately prevailed IN
tins town, is calculated to excite
sentiments Of serious pain, not so
nueh Oh account of carnage. as Ola
more cffiectual and ruinous distress
There are already number OF men
OF the frontiers and many more col.
les,ins.-:!i seems winter cam
paisn IS in cpntc;nplaiion.-Those
WAC esjoy snug offices and large
blankets. can discover the great
mes. Of their patriotism in contriv-
ing anu TALKING Of "A winter cam
paiSn i;ni The soldier VIVA is to be
cN;,u, I'd 90 = -iy lannths tour in win
tpr. tIrcrct.gi With rain and stuns
VISA rod q ! n"s5s;h!s with hunger.
viii be ,p' - enquire very seriously
What n2r. ii" motives and hopes
which irdar,l l.n, 10 volunteer.
Gyn ;i,.aig, aar"nn, o. the tx.
petition Under IT, Command is anO-
tier linn ~ ';sr ti'am o. oar mis!0r-
tunas or !,&tl,er ad'ersisies. The
Pre-i.fnt eey."- Ia 4Xprrt certain
success in tie army row under Gen.
i;a,risoa. Men here, ei!o have the
best opportunity OF Judging expect
no such hing. many of the militia
under his eommmand. say they will
net cross the line. Horrid profanity
is very need!ui in these days. Har'
rison " will be damned it they do
not. He has sisaitied his delerm;-
nation to make them. will or not.
The army must be supplied with
provisions by pack horses. and men
best acquainted with The subject.
who were in Gen. Hul!'s campaign
areconiiient that the thing is imprac-
ticable. The provisions must be
supplied from this vicinity. or froa,
greater distance and transported
by land. The ef1ec, is already fell
here. every kind Of produce is more
scarce and ri"ing in price, especially
-four and Gesf.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-15

:. mentioned. The Russians set flre
to their capital before they deserted
it. -
A nephew Of the Baron dc bae
tns;l. one of the ministers of LOUIS
wv, obtained livelihood at Ham
burgIl, few months ago, by sweep
ing the streets.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-15
HIONTPELIER, (Vermort) Dec. 5.

NlONTPELIER, (Vermort) Dec. :,
We arc informed by an intelligent
gentleman from the northward, thai ma
jor Young's party, WHO lately surprised
and TEX q small COMPANY Cite british
ct the village of Saint Regis, have them
selves fallen ito the hands of the enc.
my. A company Of about one hpndrt d
of the Canadian militia Came over in the
night to TIE Indian village ard surprised
about 40 of our troops, and 400 Indians.
witsout arms, who Immediately .urren-
.lered. The guns Of our troops were
destroyed by the Guardians. A Mr..
Fletcher, surprising the Indian. had ri.
sen, rose from his bed and discharged "a
muskst. He was fired upon by The enc
my-.nd, it is said, received Is musket
balls
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-15
Lirerpeol, Oct. Fl.


Another French tuiiei;n is said 10
have arrived in LonGon-canient
not interesting. bonapa,is being
still at Moscow. endeavcrins 10 rem
der The ruins comfortable as winter
quarters. The Russian accnuB, is
given Of tie progress of the French
TO that city. The Russians calcu-.
late on a plan of warfare during the
winter, which will impede The French
supplies. reduce their numbers and
exhaust their strength.
Paris. Oct. fl.
Accounts from the Emperor al
Moscow are to the e5th ult. Fer the
previous five days nothing material
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-15
BOsTON, December 8.

The Providence Dye House Com
,any Buildings on Point Pleasan,
nave been destroyed by fir. D1-
mage thougli 20 exceed So'ooo uo'-
l.rs. suspected to be caused by AN
incendiary.
Cant. Nash from Halifax has Ia
y.,Ire rs with list Of America
arred and unsrmed vessels. whsri'
awe been taken aad carried Into
Halifax since the war There are
twenty four of the former anu So OF
The latter.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-15

Wopied 10 Purchase Or Hire,
A NEGRO WOMAN VIII" can cock
wash aud iron. Nrne need apply bat
VIC With good Character Apply to
che Printers
December "a. COT
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-09-11
II Valuable Farm for sale.

EOR sale a very valuable Farm of Lime
stone Land of the first quality, IN
Berkeley County, Virginia, within one
mile of Martinsburgh, on a main public
road, containing $40 acres, 200 acres OF
which are cleared and in q high state of cul.
tivation, the balance well clothed with fac
white and black oak, walnut and hickory
timber-loo acres well set in clover, now
fit for moving, and Is acres in excellent
timothy meadow-an orchard of 400 bear.
ing Apple trees, and variety of other fruit
trees-On this farm is erected a large two
story dwelling house, alarge new barn with
sheds all round, and a NOW that will con-
ain twenty tons of hay, with all other ne
cessary buildings -There is also On the
land an excellent Distillery, sufficiently
large for three stills, with the advantage of
overhead water--there are six never.%f failing
springs on the land, which afford abundance
of water for every part ofi,-there is a sui.
hcient quantity OF stone quarried to put up
200 rods of fence-,his land lies ia the
most favourable form, and may be so divi.
ded as to make two good farms, with a
dwelling house and all other necessary
buildings on each-its public situation, rem
ders it a valuable situation for a tavern, and
much money may be made by pasturing
droves and other cattle. For terms apply
to the subscriber living en- the premises.
HENRY MILLER, sen.
July 81, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-09-11
LANDS for Sale.

THE subscriber will dispose of By
i private contract, the following lands,
belonging to the estate of John Dimmett,
dec'd-One tract lying in Hampshire Coun.
ty, Virginia. on Potomack river, one mile
above the mouth of Big Cacaphon creek,
containing 1870 acres, well improved-ons
other tract adjoining, on Road Ridge, con-
tanning 200 acres, unimproved-also, one
other tract, adjoining the others, contain
ing 51s acres, also unimproved. Any per-
son wishing to view said lands, will be
shewn them, by applying to Thomas VIII.
liams, who lives near the lands.
JOSEPH DUCKWALL, Exr.
July "a, 1919. (tf.)
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-09-11

IHE subscribers are now receiving from
Philadelphia, and opening at their store In
Shepherd's-T Town, in addition to their A.
pril purchases, a variety of Fancy articles,
among which are:
Super Undressed and Dressed Prints,
Chintzes and Giughams,
Superfne Cambrick and Cambrick Jaco.
net Muslins,
Laced Null and Spider Cambrick ditto,
Figured and plain Leno ditto.
Italian Silks and Grapes,
Figured Cauze,
Black and white Parasenets,
White, green and pink Sarsenets,
Laventiue, Damask and other Fancy
Silk Shawls,
Silk and Kid extra and short Gloves,
Silk and Cotton Hose,
Satin, Lutestring and fringed Mantua
RIBBONS,
Chenilles, Silk Cords, Silk Buttons and
Artificial Flowers,
Silk and Straw Bonnets, some dressed,
London dressed Kid and Morocco Shoes,
Philadelphia particular made ditto
Common Morocco ditto.
Misses and Children's ditto.
-ALSO-
Mems and Women's, Boys and Girls
Leather Shoes, all fully assorted,
Boot Legs, Fair Tops, Boot Cords and
black, yellow and red Morocco Skins,
China, Queens and Glass Wares,
Drugs and Patent Medicines,
Benjamin James Harris's best Chewing
Tobacco,
Groceries aud Liquors well assorted and
as usual genuine.
A fresh supply of Domestic Goods.
Ticklingburgs, Osnaburgs, Sheetings and
Ducks, Coarse Muslins, and many other
useful and necessary articles, which are
submitted to the inspection o. the public.
JAMES BROWN, & Co.
Shepherds. Town, July 10, 1919. (,f)
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-09-11
An Overseer Wanted.
July 81, 1912.

r WISH to engage as an Overseer for the
L next year, a sober, active, industrious
honest man, who is well acquainted with
the management ola Farm with eight or
ten able hands-To save the trouble of a
personal application for the present, ~alet,er
may be sent by post to Ma~rtinsburgh in
Berkeley County-A letter of recommen.
dation will be required. l have a number
of Ewes, young Cattle and some Mares
and Colts, some of which are high blooded,
which l will sell on a reasonable credit.
RAWLEIGH COLSTON.
July 81, 1912.