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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-20

A NEW BAKERY.-WLLLL4.M d. LJP-
IO.N respectfully informs hi, friends and the
puohc' that, at considerable expense he has estab
lished the BAKING BUSINESS. vh;eI, Is ex.cn,na
ny the best hands in that profession from Baltimore
re can furnish any quantity of Wheat and RYE
6reau' water and Butter Cracke:s, Rusk, &c.&e.
from their receipt.
Adams Valley, March II. r.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-20

e ERINO SHEEP For sale.--On Thursday the
lF& Goth of this month, lit being the FIRST day of
the next Amelia courD shall sell to the highest bid
der at Amelia courthouse, Seven Full Hooded mr.
nlNO SHEEf', belonging to- my inteaate' s estate.
They consist of Ram and three Ewes, with their
Lambs, of which two Rams. They are all in fine
order. A credit of six. months will be allowed, the
purchaser giving bond with approved security.
w. BROCEEN 3ROUGH,
.4dnt'r. of Elf9iH j. HayOie
Richmond, March 10. tbs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-20

u NE SUBSCRIBER, having formed Co,n...
a ton in the.Cty of Richmond, now offers to the
Public, his services in House Painting, Glazing. Pr
per and Bell Hanging, s. hopes by strict attention 5;
perfect knowledge ofthc above branches to merit
snare OF public patronage. Orders left at Thomas
s. Pope's shall be strictly attended to-
GEORGE WELLS & Co.
March II. -.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-20

FL OI1CE-The Ninth Drawing OF the William e
i Mary College Lottery of Ninety Numbers took
place ~ the city OF Williamsburg, March 4. 1879,
when the numbers came out rs follows TO wit
rs, 10, Sc, g., 81.
Amongst which numbers there are three Tcrneys
and twelve Ambcys.
Al persons that have drawn the fortunate numbers
viii ts ;ood rs to apply to Simon Block Of Will
amsburg, or Simon Block OF Richmond, either Of
whom viii discharge the amounts without discount.
The tenth drawing will take place ia the city of Reh-
SIMON BLOCK.
March 10. &c
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-20

4 T Chanccry District Court held in yyiIia,ns-
burg the 3ist day Of October, 1sIf--James
itoss surviving partner of James Ross and Oyer,ou
cosby Merchants, and partners trading under thc
mercantile firm of James Ross aud Co. Of Urbannn.
Pr.
Mary Dame cxccutrix and deviscc or GEORGE
Dame deceased, ard George Dame deyisec Of the
'', "l1 ',eor5e pa'nc deceased DffS.
eSh'bts, and tic arguments Of Counsel on the ,srt
"i tue painful, the defendants having failed TO
ana"sT' On consideration whereof, the court doll,
mJndgc, order aud decree, that unless the said de
ienisnts or ono ol them, pay unto tie plaintiff ON or
bel7Te the hrit deg # January 1912, Twcnty.tIree
pmurs NM shnss ard i've pence with six DER cen
t1n yer annHm, from 'he 9Th dag of October 1893.
idi PAIL, and the costs by him expended in the pro-
sccnton OF tlfs silt. That George Hcaev, William
itcbirson, apl William Ward o. any two of them.
alter SunS four weeks notice ia one Of The pcwsua.
pee u tic city of Richmond, do sell IF ,,gblic a,,e
ii" 1r re- y money, TIE land in the bill aud lee
mentioned and ont Of the money ARISING from the
scs ~ thc iplaec 20 pay ani satisfy FL reasonable
ehar2s attending sich sale, anj then 70 pay TO the
pmru'i The fc Aforesaid, wih interest and costs ss
liore''h, ani the surg Ius It any, To the sail Mar
Dame evecntiv of the call George Dame Secease
or - Cue representatives, o tie defendants MD MAKE
report thereof 10 he court in order TO final decree
COPY. 'Festc,
EDMUND CHRsTTANe~.
wBwr,
UNITING ~ every kini lan ,sor, ~ r..t r--.i; /.
taffi ttllr ~ tif. q Pc.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-20

! IlEAPaSaOES.--.Ihe subscriber, ,ntyn,lin. in t.
u SNORT ,ime 60 form von,. etom IL. business
and wishing to make inn,e,.iaie sale o! his present
st,ek (coas,stng Ct shoes ",n Hats) oilers them al
prices much over than they hve heretofore sold a,
il. ihis place.
Contry merchants .ho may, wisl, to pnrchase by
the quanuty can bs supplied tat pri,ne v,,st.
-R 5. HAWKINS.
March 8. c,Gy
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-20
A copy. Tcste,
HENRY j. FEYTON. c. c.
Feb. IS.

RBETER LIE TELLER, Dentist, informs the in-
IL habitants of Richmond and Manchester, that lac
has returned, and will practice in the different bran
ehes OF his profession. Applications will be attended
to at Mr.. John LIE Teliier's Silver Smith, next door
10 the Penitentary Store, Shocku,-Hill.
Feb. Is. wtf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-20

EfOR SALE, quantity of YELLOW POPLAR
2 PALiNGS, of a superior quality, from FIVE to
fifteen foot long--Also, one hundred Cords of PINE
WOOD, suitable for Bries-makers or Bakers. For
particulars apply to L. Sturdeyant, at Besillc or
subscriber. ALEXR FULTON.
March 10. tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-20

~ OTICE-Thc Copartnership of DIGGES &
IN HEWLETT, was, on the Goth ult dissolved by
mutual consent. Those who have claims a. anst the
said concern, also who indebted will apply to
Edward ID. Digges who is alone authorised to settle
the business of the said concern.
EDWARD ID. DIGGES
JAMES HEWLETT.
Manchester, March 8.
THE above business will in future be carried ON
by the subscriber, oil his account.
E. D. DIaEEs.
March 8. tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-20

n DfERFiSEMENT.-- subscriber having
a commenced business in the CoD1missiop Linz
in tie City Of Richmoud hopes by strict attention. t.
mort share of the patronage of his friends. lis
Office is sept opposite tho Eagle Tsverr,
JOHN BRYCE.
r~e. 81.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-20

f5NHE CAROLINE JOCKEY CLUB will com
4 mence on the third Wednesday in April, at the
LIST day. sweep-stake, S so entrance, z entered
and closed.
Cd day, Jockey Club.
Sd, Toll of the field and Pyo5yieto,'s Purse.
and opened till the day.
March D. w5wp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-20

n ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS County, Feb'y
IL Court, 1912.
John 6 illiam pp,f
Sherwood W. Cooke and Alexander Patteson,
Def'.s.
On the motion of the Plaintiff by his Counsel, and
II appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court, that
the defendant Cooke is uhabant of this state
IS ordered and decreed that unless the said Cooke
shall appear here ON or before Nav Court newt r.
swer the bill of the plaintiff, the Court will then pro-
coed to take the same for confessed as to him. and
decree the matter thereof accordingly, and that
copy OF this order be forthwith published in some
pubic news paper of the City of Richmond for two
months successfully, and another copy be posted up
at the ont door of the courthouse of this county
A Copy. Teste,
r. ELDRIDGE, jr. D. C.
Sfarch o. wSwp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-20

TuTY ELECTICE.-To the Citizens authorized
= 81 vete for Common CouneiImen, take notice.
that the election will take place on "Wednesday, the
first dry Of April uext-thc polls will be opened At
10 o'clock, at the following places; In Jefferson
Ward ~ tie COurt-house, in Madison Ward at the
Eagle Tavern, in Monroe Ward at Henry S. Shores
Office, near his residence.
JOHN F. PRICE, .yergeant
Of the Ciy ef RichnoaA
March 30. tdE
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-20

" ALUABLE PROPERTY FOR S.gLF.--The
subscribers are authorized by Mr.. Benjsrpin
ChaIgncan, to dispose Of the niece Of ground with s
improvements now occupied ~ said Chaigneau, be-
ing part Of loi arc, situated near The Swami Tavern
and containing Forty feet in front II street IF tbc
said property should not be sold privately before the
25th inst il viii on that dag be disposed Of at Pubic
Auction ON the premises. Terms OF sse may BE
known on application to
.HoHeere, Robissos g Plcasa-:s.
March IL. tbs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-20


sale at the most reduced prices, the following ar.il
cles, Ito WITT
Loose and sack Salt n Best FF Gnn.Powder
Table, in baskets do Patent Shot do
Loaf and lump Sugars Fig Blue, Indigo ara
Brown ditto Starch
West-India & n. e. Rumll Best Chewing Tobacco s,s
Peach, Apple & FrenchIl Spanish segars
brandy Best Scotch Snuff in 1lbs
Whiskey and Gin & LIB bottles
Sherry, Malaga and PORT Best Aexandris Crackers.
Wines in kegs
Cherry Bounce Ink Powder
Corilas, do Writing &c wrapping Pas
Moiasses H. per
Coffee, Tea and Choco- First and second quslits.
late Letter, do
Rice Waters
Northern Cheese, of first Playing Cards
quality Cotton and Wool, do =
Shad and Herrinss Bed Cords and Leading.
Bacon II Lines
Soap aud Candles Liquid Backing in bot,,,s.
Iron and Steel Chalk Pipes
Queens Ware, assorted II Brown Stout
Glass, ditto Maddcr
Stone, ditto by 10 & 10 by Ie VIM,
Ginger, Pepper 81 Spice dow Glass
Nutmegs, Mace Together with q general
Cinna'aon ~ Cloves assortment OF SHOE&
Salt Petre, Coperas, ALI & HATS
ium d birthstone 4#
90. hrs. DEN.aIS, who has been REGULARLY,
bred to the MILLINERY IL MANTUA.M MAKING
business, has hand, an assortment in that line
Also receives the newest f,sions-and soiicits orr
ders in her profession, hch viii be executed with
fidelity anil dispatch.
Manchester, March 10. e.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-20

I'll EW STORE, IN MANoHEsTER-B. DE.N.;
Nv WIS., s. Co. most respectfully inform the null.
he that they have commenced business second door,
above Messrs. Leitch, Graham, 81 Co., and i,nmedi-
atey opposite Archibald Freeland, esq and offer for
sale at the most reduced prices the following arsiA
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-20

'UN i''' o' "vory Kin enisor g. a..l erpedi 4.
t''.'j d1lc ~ Ibis ace.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-20

y l. Il " x 8,
% aimosf ever soripfion,
FO9 S.!Lg@ IT rus OFFICE
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-28
FOR THE MARTINsBURGH GAZETTE.


False lbertatis vocabulum obtendi alb lis qui prya-
tim degeneres in pubicum exItlosi mill spei nsi
per dIscordIas habe3nt TAcITUs
WHEN a crime of a savage and atrocious
character is perpetrated in community, in
dignation anu horror, at first, SO completely
engross the minds of virtuous linen, as to pre-
clute the possibility of dispassonate investlga-
ton. In the tumult ofimpetuous feelings, they
are, for time, unable to inquire into the
causes which led to the catastrophe-into the
nature and degree ofthe crime-and into the
consequences which will probably ensue if the
offenders escape unpunished. Such was the
effect produced on all good men among u.s.,
when intelligence first arrived of the bloody
tragedy which has lately been acted in Bal
timore-of an event which has imprinted an
indelible stigma on that turbulent city, and
disgraced the American character.
But reason has resumed her empire over
passion, and the time has arrived for lnstitut-
ing the inquiries have mentioned.-The
cause ofthose horrid and disgraceful outrages
is too obviously found, ia the RIGHTEOUSNESS
and wickedness of the mongrel populace OF
Baltimore, unrestrained by an efficient po-
lice, and stimulated into action by the hints
and exortations of unprincipled editors-and
perhaps also by foreign gold. When | speak
of the ineficieney of the police of Baltimore,
allude to the character ef the men who have
the internal government of that city in their
hands Late events have demonstrated them
to be, miserable demagogues, seeking the ia
YOUR of vile and blood thirsty rabble,' IN
stead of Furnishing it for its outrages-perfldi-
Gus and impious wretehes, calling upon the
Almighty to witness promises which they
meant not to perform-Ih because
1T is fact, that the mayor of Baltimore, on the
18th July, pledged his faith to the mob. that the
gentlemen, committed to jail on that day. should no,
he hailed until the next atho' the law Of the land
allowed them that privilege. In this instance only
was his promise sacredly regarded
"Faithful to evil--false to ali that's good"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-28

False Eberta.s vocabulum obtend alb lis qu priva-
tim degeneres in pubiicum exitiosi mill spei nisi
per discordias habeant. TAcIrUs.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-10
NEW FANCY GOODS.

THE subscribers are now receiving from
Philadelphia, and opening at their store in
Shepherds Town, in addition to their A
pril purchases, variety of Fancy articles,
among which are
Super Undressed and Dressed Prints,
Chintzes and Ginghams,
Superhne Cambrick and Cambrick Jaco-
net Muslins,
Laced Null and Spider Cambrick ditto,
! Figured and plain Leno ditto
Italian Silks and Grapes,
Figured Gauze,
| Black and white Parasenets,
White, green and pink Sarsenets,
Laventine, Damask and other Fancy
Silk Shawls,-
Silk aud Kid extra and short Gloves.
Silk and Cotton Hose,
Satin, Lutestrin8 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
blask, yellow and red Morocco Skins,
China, Queens and Glass Wares,
Drugs and Patent Medicines,
Benjamin James HAIRLESS best Chewing
Tobacco,
Groceries and 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 of the public.
JAMES BROWN, & Co.
Shepherds Town, July 10, 1912. (tf)
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-10

Should the following not be redeemed in
the course of three months, they will be
sent to the General Post. Office as Dead
Letters, viz:
B. George Brady, John Batter, Badly
Butt, Timothy Brown, Orrick Butler,
James Brady.
c. Hannah Cunningham, Samuel Che.
noweth.
d. John Dosson, Matthias Dennis, Jas
Duly, John Duffy, of Lowville, Martins.
burgh, Va. Elizabeth Drinker.
E. Benjamin Ellis, George Elliott.
F. Caleb Fuller.
G. John c. Good.
III. Christian Hartman, Halter; James
Harrison, Joseph Hare, near Paine's
Meeting House Joseph Hutchings, near
the head of Bull-Skin; Josiah Hedges,
Jesse Harlan.
]. John Johnson, Mrs. Mary Johnson.
X. Frederick Refer, Peter Kreps.
M. Alexander Mason, James Matter,
Jacob Marker, Samuel Morrison, John
Minaick, Thomas Mintier, Sleepy Creek.
P. Andrew Paul, Hugh Paul, John
Peppers, George Porterfeld.
r. James Russell, Thomas and Morris
Rees.
S. Jacob Shaver or Philip Wigle, Mr..
Stoug, working at the Poor-House; Isaac
Shofstall, Jacob Seaburn.
V. William Vincent. Nathan Vanmetre.
w. John Wright, Opeckon Mills SIM
gleton Waugh.
VIM. SOMMERVILLE, Pm.
Post. Office, Martinsburgh,
July 10, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-10
s 100000
Total,
100000

Two branches of the expenditure may
fall short of the amount appropriated
1. 1t may be expected that the whole a
mount appropriated for the military estab-
lishment, will not be expended, for the APP
propria,ions are sufficient TO defray the ex.
penses of the old establishment, (about
10000 men) as if these had been complete
on the LIST January last, and of the addition
al force of rs 900 men, as if the whole of it
had been raised and in actual service on the
LIST day of May last: neither of which is the
fact. That expenditure not being in any
degree under the control of the treasury,
and the amount which may not be wanted
being unascertained, provision equal to
the sum appropriated must still be conte m
plated. Whether the number of men in ac-
tual service in the navy, corresponds with
that for which provision was made by the
appropriations, and whether on that or anv
other account, there may be less expended
by that department than has been appropria-
ted, is not known at the treasury.
2. 1t the six per cent. and deferred stocks
should be at par the whole amount of the
sum which the commissioners of the sinking
fund will otherwise be bound to apply to
purchases, may not be wanted.
With respectto the funds provided to de-
fray the expenses, no more than Sic, 100000
are already secured.
The subscriptions to the loan, including
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-10
COMMUNICATION.

The Editors of the Baltimore Federal
Republican will in due season lay before
their readers and the public, an account of
the unparalleled burglary committed upon
their Office, on the night of Monday last
lhls first act of civil war, characterised by
an attack at once upon the liberty of the
press and the security of domestic asylum,
and the right of private property it is too
true was perpetrated by the avowed friends
OF the executive, apparently 10 execution of
the animation contained in the government
paper to treat as public enemies those who
should remain too independent to surrender
The constitutional freedom of thinking and
acting and too proudly tenacious of person
al honour and the laws of moral obligation,
10 approve of the worst acts of a bad add
ministration.
The statement we have promised is due
% our country, as afording one more proof,
and thar Of no mean significance, of the des-
pousm which ia winding around it, and with
Tue blessings of heaven, no material cir
Sum'tance IN the illustration shall be with
i1"' Meanwhile, we beg leave to assure
nc public, that the paper shall be resumed
WIN all convenient haste, and sent TO them
as usual.
Inc conductors of the federal papers will
i pleased to copy the above once or twice
7 Tue information OF our subscribers.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-10
ALEXANDRIA, July 6

There are various rumours shoat In THIS
town in relation to the secret proceedings OF
Congress-such as that the Senate have re-
jected proposition from the House OF Re-
representatives. 10 take forcible possession OF
the Floridas--that they have also rejected a
scheme that was in agitation Tor issuing a
proclamation calling on the people of Cana.
ia to desert their government and take pro-
lection under the wing of the United States,
sc. SIC. We state these only as the flying
reports of the day, not venturing TO give
any opinion as to their accuracy.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-10
makes an aggregate not yet OBJ.
tanned of S $40, 600
Funds already secured, 1860, ooc
Total, as per above, S &c, 100000

Although the experiment of issuing trea-
sury notes be novel under this government,
the solid security on which they rest, the
facilities they will offer 10 making remit
tances, the interest they bear, and above
all the power to apply them to the payment
OF duties and of public lands, induce be.
lief that Notwithstanding some difficulties
incident to first emission, the amount con-
tsmplated may be put 10 circulation before
the end of the year.
The result of the loan is more doubtful.
The old six per cent. and deferred stocks
are two or three per cent. under par !; and
any depression in the public funds would Sc
riously affect the sales of the residue of the
new loan. Nor does il appear eligible,
without an absolute necessity, TO give pre-.
MUM or additional interest in order to OBJ.
rain'sub:criptions for that residue. For as
il would be just in that case to place the first
subscribers on the same footing, the charge
to the public would be more than double the
premium actually wanted to obtain the foor
millions and half which are not vet sub.
scribed.
The committee will, having all the facts
before them, be able to decide whether any
additional provision ought to be made dur
ing this session in order to guard sgsins,
any possible contingency. In the mean
while beg leave to suggest that CONVEX.
sion of the old six per cent. and deferred
| stocks into new six per cent. stock not ma
terially different from that created by virtue
of the act authorising the loan of clever
millions, would have favorable effect or
| the price of those stocks, and thereby nigh,
facilitate the loan of this year and proven,
the necessity of applying both this and the
ensuing years the large sums which mus
now be expended in the reimburse ment ant
purchase of the public debt.
have the honor to be,
Respectfully,
Sir.
Your obedient servant,
ALBERT GALLATIN.
! Hon. Esekidl Bacon,
| Chairman eft the committee
ofUays and means.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-10

a LII persons are hereby cautioned a.
"A gainst taking an assignment on bond
given by the subscriber TO certain Charles
Robinson, late of Hampshire County, Va.
and now of the state of Ohio, for 5 400 da-
ted some time in May or June, 1906, in
payment for tract of land, as | am deter
mined not to pay said bond in consequence
OF said Robinson not making me sufficient
title to said land. This is TO notify the said
Charles Robinson that have been and now
am ready to pay the said bond as soon as he
makes me good title.
JOHN MATHEW.
Hampshire County, Val
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-10

The funds provided to meet that expendi-
ture, are viz.
l. OF the balance of $ 3,500,29 06
remaining in the treasury on the
LIST Of January, 1912, there may
be applied to the expenses of the
year, 100000
g The receipts into the treasury
arising from the duties on impor
taton and sales of lands, wers
estimated for the year 1872 in
the annual report of 22d Novem-
Der last, at sS,200,ooO. This
estimate is predicated on the sup
position that the receipts of 1879,
arising from duties on importa-
tons made during the year,
would be equal to the amount of
debentures payable during the
year, and there are not yet any
data from which more correct
estimate can be made, 100000
s. Loan authorised by law, 100000
A. Treasury notes, according to the
bill which has passed the house
Of representatives, 100000
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-10
$50 8d3efte.
Martinsbmgh, July 10.

In letter from areputabie merchant OF
Philadelphia, now in Boston, it is mention
ed, that Governor Strong refuses to place
the troops ordered out by government, un-
der the command of Major General Dear.
borne. The Governor says, when the mi
litla of Massachusetts are ordered TO march,
ne shall command them in person.
philadelphia paper.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-10
PURE LEMON ACID
For Punch, Lemonade,
Sauces, &c.

THIS acid retains all the grateful favor
of the Fresh Lemon, makes excellent
Punch, Lemonade, Shrub, &c. and instant
" dissolves in warm or cold water, is also
adapted for every purpose in cookery where
the Lemon is required, such as Sauces.
Jeliies, SC. The convenience of this acid
for taverns and public places of amusement.
is sufficiently obvious, as 1t will make
Punch, Lemonade, sc. at any time of the
year, equally rich a. with the fruit, and all
ways cheaper. For Balls and Assemblies
this elegant preparation is particularly desi-
rable, as Lemonade, &c. may be made IN
the most easy and expeditions manner. Il
is particularly recommended to private ia
miles, officers and gentlemen travelling,
it is perfectly dry aud portable, and will
keep for any length of time, in every cli-
mate. 1t 10 warranted to contain no extra
neous matter, being nothing but the pure
acid of Lemons.
JAMES S. LANE.
Shepherds Town, July 10, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-10

Anslis.Island on Fridiy, and that they
were to leave that place on Saturday for the
camp before St. Augustine. Five or six
hundred of the militia of Georgia were
hourly expected at Amelia to join the for
ces before ST. Augustine, when an attack
upon that place was to be made. We also
learn that a new Governor from Spain had
Jus, arrived at Augustine, last from Hs-
wanna, and that he had sent a message to
the united American and Patriot forces,
requiring them TO cvacuate the province
within thirteen DAYS from the date thereof,
in failure of which he should drive them out
at the point of the bsyonet. The answer
from Col. Smith, commanding the u. S.
riaemen, was, that while he had man lett
u should resist any such attempt.