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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-07
VINEGAR
For Sale. in PnrtIand

4 large convenient two Cory DWELLING
"A Houfe and Loss Of G ound, fitua ed in an
elevated pleaiant and healthy par, of The Town
commanding an creative aud very p'ealing
profpeci of the bay, ih'nds and the adjacent
Country, that can never be obftrueted BY bull
dings that may be IN future erected.
The above Lots contain feventy eight feet
front aud rear. and one. hundred ninety 6x
see' back aud free from ;nsumbrsnce. Apply
TO BLAKE q M LELLAN. Boaou, or the
subfcriber ON the premifsa
JAMES D EDGAR.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-07
Joihua Coughs Efatc.

NOTICE is hereby gwen to all coscerned
= in the eiia'e of JOSHUA CLOUCH, late
Of Durham, decesfed, that the Executors OF
the lait Will of faid decesied, have prelented
To me their account of adminiitr aiion and
that The fame viii he oonhdered at Probate
Court TO he holden at Nortbyarmouth, on the
third Wednesday of luly next. a, ten O'Clock
N. a. SAM. FREEMAN. JSsys Of ,a;d Cs9s
9us.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-07
Sasftte Hb,p Gems.
PORT OF POR7LAND-Isl9

T.efie,, Jsss /.
Arrived, feb. Brittania, Woodward, fror,
ST Johns, N Is. for The w Indies, cargo Filth
aud Proviiiops, prize to the privA,eer Grand
Turk
Wsingfaey ys,s g.
Arrived the Le,,er-of marque brig Ida,
Capt Mimic, OF Bottom, 20 days from Bordeaux,
with wine and Glks
T5yffay, JH.s 8.
Arrived below the letter OF mirque ichr.
siro, Capt. Gray. of Baltimore, 33 days from
Bordeau1, with a cargo of brandy, wine, Ho!-
land Duck, silks, &c to Geo. Stiles, of 3al,-
more--Left there fchrs. Wing, penrice, of
Baltimore Orders ia Council, lnseriol, and
Bangor, Forbes, of Newyo k.-Saied IN COM
pany with the brig Ida, Mentor, OF Bolton and
iepara, ed from her on the I'd night May s,
boarded the spaniih big V,ncente, from
Plymout h, for G,jon At "A. NJ. lame day,
carried away the main-yard-at 8 discovered
2 fa,I, to windward, which, on approaching,
proved To be frigates. which gave ehde TO Us.
Wore flip aud hauled clote TO The wind 10
he eai,ward bringing one OF the fTigates
point, on the weather quarter and the other |
IN he wake both hulls above water End. |
ny the one TO windwsrd TO ailexuep,ely fan, |
hove overheard 8 guns, iome ihot add cut A.
gay the waift- coths AT - the frigate IN
uf wake, out of Ggh'. Atl2, the other wac
40 our wake, and at 2, The was 8 points
on the lee quarter, when ihe fired ieveral fhot,
all of which fell fhort. Lon fight of her al
night May 9. boarded the Swediib brig
Pallas, from Gottenburg,f for Lifbon from which
we obtained a spar for main yard. On the
sth and 10Th experienced heavy gale OF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-07

enemy IN cascot war with Ehgiand) would
be an event OF no consequence, on the
great national scale, so long rs the woods
and mountains OF Kentucky could afford
them shelter
Such are the demsgogues and popular
leaders, who, like Peter 3. Porter, have
brought on the war, fsr their Personal ep1oiA
nnlent and bower !; and their wretched con-
s,ituents are now reaping the fruits of heir
madness and folly. Kentucky. ruled by o
faction, who have an interest in the war,
has been made TO believe, that it was heccs
ssry and just, she has volunteered her ser.
vices--and behold the voice OF lsmen, alton
aud mourning is already heard throughoa,
her borders--she is now sitting IN sack cloth
and ashes. and her WIDOWS, like Rachel, sire
weening for their children, "6ecause they
ar aa y
Surely there is just and righteous Con,
who doeth his will, not only in the armies of
heaven above, but amongst the inhabitsnts
of this lower world !-WaskiHgsonign.
Esfrae, ~ n letter fem ,he river 81. Ln5vrerce,
datd Nav II, 1915.
Icannot agree with you IN opinion that our
troops will do any thing eiiectusl towards
The conquest of Upper Canada tlis season.
Gen Dearborn had not with him at the Hsr
bnur more than 1000 men when the attack
On York WIS contemplated 1900 OF these
were embarked for thus purpose, and aiiho'
he succeeded. he lost IN Killed and woun
ded ue.r 500 men. The fleet has returned
t. Sscket's Harbour for the residue of The
1000, after leaving what was not killed OF
the first at Niagara I; and so tsw troops have
they to make the attack on Fo.t George,
that they have talked, and believe intend
TO leave The Harbour under the care ct the
militia, and take with them all the regular
troops. But granting they get Fort George
thay will not attack Kingston. The force
sent some time ago TO Grsyetly Poin, was
only felnt 70 divert the attention Of The Brit
ish from the real point Of attack. They
b we all been recalled to the Harbour. The
Britt h trooIs have all arrived at Hsliiax,
and 1900 regulars at Quebec and Montreal.
They are fofw arded On dsIly With such ex.
fedaion, that the first detachment Of $50
were only weeks to day from Plymouth.
England, when they arrived At Pieseo,t Top
rosite Ogdensburg,) The sailors and ma
r,nes for the frigate a, Kingston, which WIS
launcht d about he Is of this month went
past US last week, abou, SOC strong and by
this time presume have done much towal ds
making her fit for ses-She will mount 81
guns The enemy are building MI immense
Blockhou,e nj Prescott, 10 be covered with
feet 81 Earth go as TO make il bomb proof
II will contain 500 men. Al ,h's place the }
will doubtless make q stand fever we cross
the lake They have now there sbou 40u
men-besides fatignes TO the amount 81 $50
In short, within weeks they will have
10000 Regular Troops between Montreal 4
Detroit, which are suspect sufficient TO re.
pei any Iorce on the pare Of Gen. Dearborn"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-07

,snd from Tie s ~ On tie 2o,n st ;. =.
NJ fav a or .b, ZEE bcw-eav chats, an
fouad be 10 C Alhip un6c- Eng3h cn'or,~-z
the wipd bcrp gh dig not e, Within gun
fhof undi ;. p NJ when an engsgemeaf com.
uiseced, wbieh .erm M ed il 81 minutes By
he euepys flik ny hs color w,hou' dcing
tffentia' damage to either .vedr She ptoved
to be The Brilfh lh,p Loyal yam mounting
10 guns and so men beEides pafsngers, from
Nadau n p for Gaigow, with earco OF
Coffee, Dye Woods Cote n, add Tome ipecie.
Took cut Of her 6 boxes containing god and
FLYER. 4 feroons of Indigo and long niue
poundets-mapned the fhip and ordsred her
for port in Norh or sou,h-Carolna On
the n mn chaled large flip into Rofeway.
S Yeferday off Cape Stables put the of.
hcers of The Loyal Sam. 2 pa6enger. and 9 Of
the crew 80 hoard 6ihing vefieI and order
ed her to Nova Scotia --Pggsrgsrs ia re Sis--
James S,osn, E!q of Baltimore, aud 8 french
gentlemtn--S-TMr Sloan is the Bearer of def
patches for government, from our eharg de AT
fairs at Paris.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-07
COW PASTTIRE

a NY perfon who may with to obtain Paf-
turing for Cows, are informed tina.
Mounjoys Neck palure will be opened this
day, for the ieaion-priee FIX dollars enquire
" IoHs WHiTs, at the neck gate, or at the
iore OF r BOYD.
9p,s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-07
3Dortlano:
Nonday, April Z, 1918.


csrg,m.-The Committees of the Houfe
no, having had time 10 deliberate on the fab.
je6ts cowmiued to them, feveral days will
elapfe before they make reports for the Houfe
TO ad upon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-07
- STOLEN COODSJ

AIKEN from fome Thieves. in Februarv
lat, from hsufe in this town . GUAM
MY OF Eng ih Goods, a part of winch nave
been claimed. The owner or owner. of the
rsmainder' BY proving properly and paying
charges may receive Z he fame by appIying 10
VIM B Peters, Dspy Sbe r.
Portland, 7Hss Z, 1918
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-07
BEN JAMIN BUTMAN.
s;gs Of sbs CeIdss ho,fey, MiDDIs srsrrr
Las iuif received an eIten6ve "a, p " of fisfh
II DRUGS q MEDICiNES,
PAiNIhRS COLOURS q OH,


CLOTHIERS Df-E.SIUEFS, DC.
among which are the following vis.--Tfus
Ande Ions Piis-Hooper's do-Caomel--
Cantharides Caitors--F Flowers Chamotnle---
Powdered Red Bark-Cua Opium Campbor
-Gamboge--Tragacnth- Shaved IGngafs--.
London i.ancets-- Msgneiia--Lsmp Glsies
and Wicks-Oil Anile--do, Peppermint.
Powdered ipecsc--Turkey Rhubarb; Gen.
tian valerian tfential Salt of Lemoa
Calts foot, LoEenees, Jefuit Drops Harlem
OIL, tie ALSO,
Linieed Oil, toiled aud unhoiled spirts
Turpentine Copsl Warmth; Japan for dry.
ing Powdered Lifharge; Gum Copal ditto
Shellac ground and unground Print Brufhess
White Wsl do b; Safh Tools Camels Hair
Pencils Sand Paper Gold and 81 yer Leaf;
Clafs fuitabie for Clock Faces C.chneal
Roman v;,rioI Indigo; AlluA +; Copperaf.
Ground Logwood do Redwood Maader,
.Ts tce
~ Pot and Pearl aires conliantly for al.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-07
NIARRIED.

In New.Glouces,er, by the Rev. Elisha
Hosiey, Maj, Jacob Ha.keii, 10 Miss Sarah
Allen. both of New Gloucester.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-07

Ac,ita and Ofpheus frigates; that the
limited States exchanged few fhot
nth the Acaita; that it was believed
IN. London, the Britifh would Ger
,,;nlv make an attempt on the frigates
here All was bultle and confulion.
Militia marching in ; and other per
lous going out I, property removing,
@c Many cannon had been noun
,sd-Our fquadron had come up a.
hove the fort and the Englilh we're
.bout miles from the Light, ftand-
ing off and on
New London is situated on the riv-
., Thames, about 3 miles from Long
Iaand Sound, and contains S or oooo
;nh,b;tants. 1t has one Fort, and an
rcellent fite oppofte it for another,
where i, is reported government or
dcred fort to b built; bur dsliited,
when Gov. Grif~old differed with
,be pre6dsnt in opinion as to the mi
mi, An excellent reafon, if true
And now the U S. ,efels are expof-
al The militia, fortunately, will be
:. home 70 defend them. We under
And there is water fuffioient for the
friga,es up the river 6 miles above
New. London.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-07
l IXl'

Uninfluensed by the UNMARRIED ex.
mples of humanity set them" the enc
nv, Sc.-Mr. Madison'8 last Message.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-07
C0AYN1.

/. Son the 29h October. party .. orr
gallant tsrs belonging 10 Gen. s@YrHE's
army1 went o4ef u ne CaaaIr sIde from
the vicinity Of Btaet rel. = ne set ot
our army, 6wm two houses. a stofe So.
barn and were occupied "a haGf M sn
half IN catching fowls and k9es snd killing
them, and IN COLLECTING athes siah1ef."
Ni. Ite'igsaesr . las'9uea.6st tast
2 " The iii raj .-aor- II Il M'fEzLEv
to Gen SMYrnE, dsl,d u Niagara, %
Novemher says. " Several times during the
cannon ading, the fOwn Of Newark WAS in
FLAMES 81 ON our hot shot the
town Of Nete.,t was repeatedly fired. "
Same tltsr.
When the American milius e urned
to De'roit r. m the battle of BrosoHst9wn, they
bore UIumphanily on the points II heir bay.
onets between Thirty and fory fresh
SCALPS, which hey hid TAX n on the
tieId."-Deposifisn Of al offer at Detroit
The Western Miiitla aiwa,s carry in
to battle I0mdhaVpk md Seeifing KnJe, &
are as dexterous in the use Of them AS any
Of the copper.'oloured warr,o Of the for.
est'"-Le'te, f,om a Genera GGioev.
s " 800 Tpm,hask k. lave been furnished
by the va, Dspa tnent to The Northwestern
army. "--Ofcai kepo,t
These comments night be extended by
other samples from the War Papers, but
these will suffice. as nndeniable e,oefa 1T the
" urea, red examples Of Immunity ser' by our
troops, and governments
~ s." from Ollsfeld, is received. In
conducting tins establishment, we have a.
dopted course of conduct which foreids
our founcing INFO the mud after every bird
Of prey that may fall in With full con-
viction Ihst str,ie and Contention is The prin-
ciple aliment OF democracy, we have though,
fir. when our political opponents assert that
the Moon % mafe Q; gvesa cheese. to leave IL
to the judgment and intelligence OF the
public. rather Than TO undertake a formal
retuta,ion oft How far this may he cor.
rect. we are willing to submit to nne, who
rs allowed or all hands, TO be the best ID &c
Tor.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-07

Second ClgG,-Plymouth b. Lottery,
Begin. drawing on SIN infi.-Tickets rife
on l5h Prizes,
of DI5,oCO | 8 of d. 500
4of 1000 Ioof 200
Sis TbOs'and # d 100, so, 20, i rs.
Tickets, Quaiers and Fights at
Jan. SPATTENs BOskHo,s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-07
e. Fat Day Sermon.
gJyT pVBIyeHED

JUST PUBLISHED.
A ND for iale at the ieveral Bookflores ir
town, at Mr., WILLIAM McLELLAs iun's.
and at the GAzsrrs OFFICE, A Difccurfe,
delivered al By6eid, on thu Annual Fsft,
April 8. 1873
BY ELIJAH PARISH, d D."
from Matthew, XVI SO -" Put pp ogsis
ID, Jru',d into BIZ f!oes. 70, all they, .Uba tale TIE
Iro,d, j5aH PERISH ,OiJ Be /1Oo,d."
Price l2f Gents.
ErThe demand for this Sermon has been 70
great that in few weeks Two entlre eaitions
have been fold, and third Is now ifued.
9uae
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-07

Il passenger N the Letter Of Mar5ue
schr. Siro, capt GRAY which arrived here
on Thursday last, in 50 days from Bordeaux.
very politely favored US with the following
extract
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-01-22
Land for Sale.

THE subscriber wishes to sell the
FARM on which he now lives, ly.
ing in Berkeley county, about six miles
from Martinsburgh, near the head of
Tuscarcra creek, containing So acres,
about IS acres cleared, the balance well
timbered. On the land is a small apple
orchard, andea number of pear, plumb
and cherry trees, of excellent kinds ;
a convenient dwelling house, stable, &c.
two never.failing springs of good water,
and a good seat for a distillery, with
overhead water.-I wish also to dispose
of with the place, about twenty acres of
Wheat and Rye in the ground. For
terms apply to
EDWARD FAIR.
January %, 1918.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-01-22
Stray Hogs.

CTRAYED from the subscriber, liv-
- ing on Back Greek, Berkeley coun-
ty, 10 the month of October last, nine
HOGS, from Is to 20 months old--fve
of them sows, one Of them red, another
of a sandy colour, and three of them
white and black spotted, the other four
arc barrows, three Of them of a sandy
colour, the other white and black spot
ted: six of them are msr8Ad with a
swallow fork in the left ear and q hole in
the right; the Others arc not marked.
Five Dollars reward viii be paid for re-
turning the whole, or giving such ipfor-
nation that get them again, or a pro-
portional sum for any number of them.
JACOB TURNER.
January ~. 1918.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-01-22
number of able Work

Horses, one or two Saddle Horses, a
Wagon and Gears, Mich Cows and
young Cattle, a Aock of Sheep of an ex.
cellent breed, a Windmill for cleaning
wheat, a machine completely fixed for
gathering clover.seed, by combing off the
heads, a light riding Carriage, fit for a
plain family, with Harness complete, a
Cider. Mill and Press, Hay in stack,
Ploughs, Harrows, and Farming Tools
OF slmost every description, with a va.
riety Of other articles; also, one elderly
Negro Man. well acquainted with the
farming business. The sale will CON-
mence exactly at II o'clock on said day.
Notes, payable in twelve months, with
security, will be required.
JOHN KEARSLEY.
January %, 1918.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-01-22
Extraordinary accident

During the last week, a marine on
board n of the gun-boats at the Wal.
l'bout, having loaded a musket too
deeply. was attempting 10 draw the
charge, when an officer on board seized
the nnskct, directed the muzzle over
the side OF the boat, ana fred into the
water; the bali glanced from the water,
passed through a thick board fence, and
through the body Of a man who happen.
Cd to be standing the opposite side. The
Iu'es. The gun-boat was lying about
30 yards from the shore, about 80 or 100
yards from the person who was thus &C.
cidentally killed. Com. ado.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-01-22
Congress of the U. States.
HOCSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
FRIpAY, January s.

IhiDAf, JANUARY o.
eir. Jennings, after some preliminary
observations, offered the following resolu-
lions:
lst. Resolved, That the committee on
mslitary affairs be and they are hereby di-
rected to enquire into the expediency of
suthorising the President of the u. States
to raise at least twelve companies of ran.
gers, by the acceptance of volunteers or
enlistment for one year, to be mounted . or
otherwise as the service may require.
Cd. Resolved, That the said committee
enquire into the expediency of allowing a
bounty in land. to those who shall tender
their services as rangers, and be accepted
by the President OF the u. S.
Sd Resolved, Tnat the said committee
sn9alce likewise into the expediency of
I~aaxing pro vision for compromising the
Ii lltia or volunteers, who may have been
eatled out, or whose services may have
been accepted by the executives of either
osthe territories of che U. States.
Laid on the table.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-01-22
a Court continued and


]. held for Berkeley County, the isth
day of January, 1918.
THE Court proceeded TO lay off the
l. county into Districts, for the Over.
seers of the Poor, to witt
First D,s,rict-Beginning on the top
of the North Mountain, adjoining Free
derrick county; thence along the top of
said mountain, until it m opposite
the head waters of .Tuscarora creek;
thence down the meanders of the said
creek to its mouth ;thence up the Opcck-
OF creek to Eanmetre's ford ; thence
down the Shepherds town road TO Wyne-
coop's spring /; thence with the Jefferson
and Frederick line to the beginning.
Second District-Beginning on the
top of the North Mountain, opposite
the head waters of Tuscarora creek and
said mountain, to Boyd's ferry on Poto-
mac river /; thence down the meandrrs of
the said river until it comes to the Jeff
ferson line ; thence up the said line to
Wynecoop's spring ! thence with the
line Of the first district to the beginning.
Third Disrict-Beginning on the top
of the North Mountain, At the begin
ming of the first district; thence with
the Frederick county line to the top of
Sleepy Greek Mountain ; thence along
the top of said mountain to the end !;
thence from the end Of Sleepy Greek
Mountain down the Meadow Branch
run to Sleepy creek thence down Sleepy
creek to Potomac river; thence down
the Potomac river to Boyd's ferry. where
it intersec.s the line Of the Cd district /;
thence up the line Of the second aud frss
districts to the beginning.
Fourth DistIiet-Beginning at the top
of Sleepy Greek Mountain, at the Free
derrick line ; thence with said line TO the
Hampshire line /; thence with said line 10
the Potomac river ; thence with the said
river to the mouth of Sleepy creek /;
thence up the said creek to the Meadow
Branch run ; thence up the line of the
third district, on the top Of Sleepy Greek
Mountain.
The elections for the said districts ia
be held at the following places, to wit
For the first district, in Martinsburgh
for the second district, the Falling Wa.
tiers, at the house now occupied by Viii.
liam Bell for the third district, at Tho,
mas Robinson's Mill, on Back Greek
and for the fourth district, in the town
Of Bath.
Ordered, That the above be published
in the Ma~rtinsburgh Gazette until the
election for Oversecrs of the Poor takes
place, which will be on the first Mou.
day in March next.
Test,
u. HUNTER. -
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-01-22
To be sold at public sale,

To be sold at public sale,
on THURSDAY, the 4th day of MARCH
next, at the subscribers, on the pre-
misses, on Back Greek, opposite to
Mills Gap, is miles from Winches.
ter. IL from Martinsbureh, and 8
from Genard's town,
An excellent Plantation,
the property of Thomas Middleton, de-
ceased-It contains one hundred and be-
tween forty and fifty acres, about eighty
acres cleared, twenty acres of good bot
tom, fifteen acres of good meadow, and
as much more can be made. The whole
plantation is very level, and natural to
grass, with pretty good buildings, such
as houses, barn, blacksmiths' shop, smoke
house, and other out-houses, with a
good pump at the door, and water in
every field, a very excellent orchard, the
whole under fence, and in good order
One third of the purchase money will be
expected to be paid down ; the balance
in two equal annual payments
Also, will be sold at the same time
and on the same terms, a HOUSE and
LOT Containing 2 acres, IN Gano town
STEPHEN GANO, -
NATHAN YOUNG,J 1"'s
January %, 1873.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-01-22
Berkeley County, set.

Berkeley County, set.
January Court, 1873.
Mary Wilcox, widow and relict Of Ro-
bert Wilcox, deceased, and Cornelia
Wilcox, Ann Rebccca Wilcox and
Emmitt Wilcox, children and co.heirs
of the said Robert Wilcox, deceased,
infants under the age of twcnty.one
years, by the said Mary WILCOX, their
mother and mex, friend, Plaintiff,
againsf
Walter Turner, John Robinson, and Ro-
bert Chrissy, Defendants.
THE defendant, Walter Turner.
i not having entered his appearance
agreeable to an act Of Assembly and the
rules of this Court, and it appearing TO
the satisfaction of this Court that he is
not an inhabitant of this comm nv calth.
on motion Of the complainant, by his
counsel, il is ordered, that the said de-
fendant, Walter Turner, do appear here
on the second Monday In April next, to
answer the bill of the compliments, and
that a copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in the Martinsburgh Gazette
for two months successfully, and pub
lished at the door of the Court-H HOUSE,
of said county.
A Copy. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER. c. &c.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-01-22

Aggregate sick 921
As the causes which produced so
much disease in the army, attended with
the loss of SO many lives, | will simply
state, that it ought as much to be attri,
butcd 10 the gross neglect IN affording
medical aid on the one hand, as to the
temerity and ignorance of those who
ought to be their guardians on the other.
But when the sickness became the most
alarming, the army was encamped on a
marshy tract Of land north cf Platts-
bvrgh-Sone tents were inundated by
the least shower of rain, and at all times
wet. La this situation the men were suf-
fred to lie on the wet ground, and often
times, sick and well would lie down to-
gether, unprovided with a single blade
of straw on which to rest their then
wearied limbs, or feverish aching heads
] do not wish, sir. to affect you, by
giving a correct list of the deaths which
have taken place but, distressing as the
picture is, of the number Of sick in the
9Th, 18th and 10th regiments, you shall
have it.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-01-22

Berkeley County, sec.
January Court, 1913.
Elisha Boyd, Plaintiff,
against
Peter Casey and Nancy. his wife, Mary
Wsggener, Administrative, and An
drew Wasgener, one of the admins
traitors of andrew Waggener, deceas.
ed, and Zebulon Dyer, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendants, Peter Casey and
i Nancy his wife, not having en-.
tered their appearance agreeable to an act
of Assembly and the rules of this Court,
and it appearing to the satisfaction of
this Court that they are not inhabitants
of this commonwealth, on motion of the
complainant, by his counsel, it is order.
ed, that the said defendants do appear
here on the second Monday in April
next, 10 an.we the bill of the complain
ans, and that a copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in the Martinsburgh
Gazette for two months successfully,
aud published at the door of the Court
House of said county.
A Copy. Testc,
DAVID HUNTER, c. i. C.