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them that effect. Exemptions from the
consequences OF hostility are amongst the
case; and an admiral, though he NAV have
considerable power with rcsncct TO the
hIghest acts OF power; they are the acts
of the sovereign alone, and must flow di-
rsety from him, or those in official situa-
tons under him. 1t was not TO be contend
ed thar Mr. Allen, the vice consul. was
cioathed with this authority IN the present
iorces under him, cannot grant an exernp
ton ot this nature beyond the lni-s of his
own command. The cnlv question. there
tore. was whether there has not SINCE been
An act. OF the state, ratiiying those acts
which the law calls spurious whether III
fact. the government has not given them
an authority they did not be fore possess
1t appears. that MIR. Foster had been in the
habt ct granting licences of this sort
ever since the order Of the British govern
ment or October IS, 1912. and that lie had
oeen authorised, o. recognized in SO doing,
ny that orcer. Thus the policy OF the mea
sui e, and the mode of adopting il. hzd both
been sanctioned by the British government.
when MIR. Foster retired from the country.
and the transa, ton Zen assumed the Ure.
sent shape. Certainly an awkward one & not
entirely trusted to by the Americans them
serves. he direct course. however, can
nor always be adopted-d fiicuities will not
occur to prevent il !; and the court saw no
reason to presume, that under the Difficult
ties which existed IN the present cases, the
course adopted by MIR. Allen aud Admirai
Sawyer might not be the best. Ii had been
said. that Admiral SAWYER might have
granted them, personally, and sent them to
America by way of Halfsx but there may
not, perhaps, have been any safe and d.
rect communication. Mr. Allen apuears
tn have acted vita every degree of fairness,
IN the four instances which gave rise TO
inc present question end as the measure
Isl IN substance, precisely the same as that
resorted TO by Mr.. Foster, varying only
in its form. that informality could nos be a
fatal objection to the principle of the inca
sure itself, as recognised by the order OF the
Goth OF Oct 1912. Taking the whole Of the
cases therefore together, he was of opinion
that they clearly came within the meaning
OF the Orders in Council. He would ask, Il
the documents produced were not of the
nature OF certificates and passports, what
were they ?-mere nulleties; and the urderI
would be imperative. He had therefore no
hesitation in decreeing restitution of the
ships aud cargoes, but, as the captors were
justified in their detention under all the
1T must be subject to the
payment OF their expenses.
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LATEST FRoM FRHNcE.

NEWPORT, K l. April 1o.
This morning arrived the sch. Spark.
Read. 80 days from Rochelle bound 60 New
York with a valuable cargo of brandy, wine
aud silk. Left Rochelle March 10. Can't.
Read did not bring any newspapers. He,
however, informs that conscripts from eve
ry part OF the errpire, were continually
marching for the n nth. That the rench
squadron st Rochelle n d been laid %. and
the men marched to Join the army in Russia.
1t was said in France that Bunaparte would
re enter Russia at the read Of 500 600 men
Bonaparte left Paris about the last of Fe
bruary on visit 10 the Empe or Francis.
and had not returned when Capt. r. left
Rochelle.
BY several Block Island boats which ar
rived yesterday. we learn that the British
squadron having completed their watering
on "Wednesday last, sailed, with the ex
ccption of two fricates) rs was suSposed.
for Boston Bay. o. for the Sruth ward. The
report of their having built a wharf. and
hoisted the British standard at Block Is
land, IS totally untrue. Tbs squadron havs
made no lete captures
Only one British friease has bceu seen
from this town for two d,vs past. TIE fri
gate came to anchor this vcnng between
Point Judith and 3look Island
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Observation-Disclosures

DaIf'moTes .4fly7i 27.
BY the ship Niagara, Merry, arrived at
New York trem Lisbon. we learn that Den
mark and Prussia were reported TO have
joined Russia against France that Danish
ana Prussian ministers had arrived in Lon
don ; that Austria had declared her deter
m'nation to maintain her neutrality that the
French conscripts had refused to- march !;
that Dantz,c was taken by storm and that
the ports in Denmark were open to the Eng
lish flag; and that many ships with sugar
and coffee had already left England for the
continent. Several transports sailed from
Lisbon tor Quebec earlv in March, having
on board two regiments Of invalids. NJ
movements had taken place in The allied
army.
Capt. Merry favored the edisors Of the
Mercantile Advertiser with London papers
t. the Sd March. bat heir contents had heen
anticipated by previous arrivals.
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ADJUIANT GENERALS OFFICE.
R:rk,n n,,H Sitk IhriI 1910

GEN EItN L VNfJtKs.
The following regulations to he observed, in
relation to certain Military offenders.
In all cases where, on call into actual service
person held in requsi,inn, under the General Or
sfers OF the 18th April 1912, shall have failed. or
hereafter shall fail to repair to the place o reue7-
vous. appointed for the Company to which he vas
attached part OF the requisition, he is to be forth
with reported TO the Commandsnt of the Regiment
from whieh he was drawn, to he dealt with accort,-
ing to law.
Bnt where such person shall, have appeared at the
rendezvous, and afterwards deserted from the ser.
vice. heis to be apprehended by the Comm, andant
of the Regiment from which he detached an,,
reported tn his Commanding Officer in actual ser
vice. in order that may be taken for pro-
seeding against the offender according the rules &
articles of war.
by order of the Commander in Chief.
VIM. w. IiENING, u. A. G,
MOSES GREEN, A. C.
April OF. sw
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DOMESTIC
S9pG1rcF. Ihril 10.
SAINT AUGUSTINE.


PRoCLA71fTToN.
Don Sebastian Of Kndelany ORIGIN, kn'~h
ot the order Of St James brig tdier general
Of the national armies. civil end military
governor of the cry If 81. Augustine. Fast
Florida, & Of said province for his majesty,
sc.
make known TO the inhabitants of the
province, that his exosllency, the captain
5ene~al Of u and the island Of CUB. under
,hr date 18th February last, writes me as
follows
His excellence. the sccretary If state
Tor tho Affairs vi grace aua Justice TN der
date i6;h December last, writes me as fol-
lows.
On the 12h inst. the Regency of the King.
dom has been pleased to eddress ne the
annexed decree.
DECREE.
a" Bon Fernando VII by the grece f {, cd
and BY the Constitution OF the Spanish mo
.narchy, king of Speiu, :, during his abgenre
ahd captivity, the regency Ct the 4ingdoni
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Er'ract Of a 1cf.cr 10 ,hr Ed,,or,

dated, NNw-ORLxANs, March II.
The regular 'roops are ,, w stst;o,e5
Two milcs below Terra-au-Erf, where i've
ever mode such drstruction in our Gin.
'rmY NV years ago. itiS said. howryc-
'hcy viii be removed ;n a short time. as
hth ~ as CHS place, apG,encamned on me
opposite side Of the river. There is NO
g'oba,n,"y % invasion 81 this quarter, and
} consider the id>a # such an atter,pt r;di-
cu' v. 1. is 90. n'w even held oit q "a,
apoi ~ torTetain;or 50 large force in this
nrig'horhoo while hey could be better
@nV'oy'd at the rtl. The cnlv 1T Ct
p, b ~ rs tar rs cPn learn. i7. G. ven or
me commanding General poouiar ~ 10 We
tzens. who d'eed ia U'yecti9sl ~ re ,ta1
inrrsten. 1Ae thirG Nesin cnt is :. neral
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DRY GOODS.
Among which are the following a

mong "hich are the following articles:
runks Common and it do
'perfne CalIieoes Elegant Lace Wells
D and do Furni- DO Sh.wIs
re do DO caps and llandker-
A. and Ga Cotton ! chiefs
'n,bricks 90 Boxes Plain and Fl
rink do Cured Lus,rines,
black and assorted And satin, French and
ilours do English Ribbons
So and ~ Cotton Silk cotton and Vyorstet
writings Hosiery
D AZ M2ddapoliam Cantnn and Frensh
grapes
and 70 Irish Linen Plain and Tambcured
Boxes Nui Musns.
an and other sheet Real India Book TO
IS IN do Plain and Figured LIE.
mon Marseiles Yes. no do
's. Tambor'd s. spide-nett
rhine do do.
Velvet and Floren- Bent'aud Tu.Ling Eorr
lie do and Tortoise Combs
{ and long Yellow Common and Carnbricl,
nkeens Gin.hams
do Silk and Cotton Cham.
on Kerseymerss sray,
, Stripes Bombazetts, Botnbaziues
-adaries and Seer s. Wild Bores,
,kers English, India & French
md Cd Tamboured i.ustrines,
mo Shawis Figured Florences and
md GA Lappet Mus sattins
do Plain and Dsmask La.
Square doe 49,. ventiue Silks
50 ~ * s-4 Serge Dimities assorted
x Shawls Cambrek Dimties do
10 and l2:4 Satin Thread and Cotton La.
MASK do ces assorted
10 and II Super Nuns Threads in Trunks
e l.aveut;ne ia sssorted
md 81 Cotton Cash Cotton Rails assorted
ere do Nos
mon cotton do Silk and Gotten Um-
PA i;0iais, 1af- breiias
noe, Linen Coarse and fine Eafts.,
brick, Cotton 10, saam Poors
Adras' Mamcodies ard other
ieat and other Hand india C0tionf,
fca'eia Common and superfne
n ,snd Tanboured Broad cohs
tton Lace Do. and do. Kersey.
Yea mer,s
ernett d, .' Do. and do. Bedford
n and Tambou.ed cords
ack and White super6ne White and
iaoe do eo.or.d Fiannels,
= Long french and / COrdurOys aud Velve-
ighsh teens,
E VIZ, six DO Dgael and Whitney Blan.
d 30 i s 4-4 Lizeu checks.
tie and coiored IIa'-
ALSO,
few pipes superior CIaret Wine au;l few
s LIST rate Cogniac brandy, part OF the cargo of
sDeriane, and large variety Of other ar,i-
too numerous for the limits of an advertisement.
safe vii commence on Thursday the G:h NAV
, aud continue from day to day until compile.
erms--Cash for all SUMS under 900 dollars. ooo
not exceeding 500, 60 days--5OO. and not excre.
1000. 90 days 1000 and upwards, & s
tbs cred't-N0tes With approved endor,rrq
he required, negotiable sud payable ct the
pfrs Bank OF Va in Richmond, Norfolk or Pc.
burg.
b,H
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BRITISH LICENCES

From, The London Euenine Star. Feb. 90
LAW IATELLIGENCE,.
HdmiraIfy Prize Court. Doctors Commons,
February 10.
THE HOPE AND OTHERS.
his was the case of the Hope, and three
other American vessels, captured in Dec.
last. in the prosecution of a voyage to Spain
and Portugal, with cargoes of provisions
n claim was gwen by the owners, on the
ground of the vessels being exonerated
from the character OF hostility. and protect
ed from condemnation, by having on board
letters from Mr.. Alien, she British consul
at New York. and Admiral SAWYER, com.
mander on chat s,atio1, purporting to license
'nem ior voyage, aud Intended as taee
guard and protection 20 them through ut II
y va'iety Of Cbiectlons were urged At length
by the cartors' Counsel 30 the nature And
extent OF the protection, drducIble frou
tEesc documents and the caees stond
for the decision OF ,he court this day, UPON
the validity cf those objections.
William Scott observed. il was diff
celt to glvs aGy precise designation IN the
letters winch, It was contenued, furnish o,
the protection RI these cases; great par
OF tae previous correspondence being lef
oGt q. sight, tLe court was leit TO guess =
the Contents 4; 1t was therefore only far {,
inier' that y c MANNED a proposition 10 adj
mirai Sawyer, jbat the business should u K,
the course it SINCE had. II was perfecth
clear. chat there must have b.en such
proposition, from the evidence OF the subee
qnent iacts. We papers could not. alb
stractedly, be considered as aHorfine an,
protection those wno gave them ,,ot beiy,
invested with couPe,sGt authority to giv,
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IHHrdger'fHc, .ff'I q.
Copy ~ letter from arigeGier General
lhona' Ficurnoy to His E&ceHency Co.
vernon MicheI. dated
&C.,. Cr"~& .4gtHcy, 1871 .ftrH 1915.
S'H-i tnd nn my arrival at this place.
NAT many Of N repor.s respecting Indian
SUI are tota' unEoundcd and those
unoed IN ruth, miuch ex1rgprated.
be Chiefs of the Tubes ne IN connc;,
'on the subject Of tne late RACES and ~
is expected t6at the oE,ndcrs will he byo't
to justice.
Z Hawkins is decidedly Of opinion tha.
mere 's no danger 20 b" apprehcnd, 4 IN pa--
'inG ~ to fort Stoddart. 90 which place
sEail proceed IN the morning.
! have the . n 20 he
Huur Excciiercy's eb'' s@rv'.
,logncd) EHO FLOURNOY.
H@ Er'cy y. D. GTfchtH
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TO sIiRSCRiRERs.

Subscribers, who in at this Office, are
respectfully reques-e' to remit their dues hy the
members OF the Legislature. which meets next mor,h
In this city. The interest Of the Editor will mpe-
iiously eonpe, him discontinue the papers of all
fragrant defsulters.
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WANrED

1T this y rec t7pof .7tbrentices, 70 learn the
Printing 6usiness-.fronr Is 70 70 yeG-s Of age
Jsso smart lads f'o.a the Country would be pre-
.fsrred immediate application 70 be made ar this
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VDI'ICH
HUth anru'l meeting Of correspondence of tho
g hapus soc'eD pili be held in ths C'ty q Rich
I6,H 30 ~
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30th March, 1915.
Il. HARRIS

PTesident offhe Lcsi9lafiDr CouncH.
Attest DARRELL $. DFLAhIJG
Approved, JOHN II. MyNTOSG,
OTector Ter. East Florida.
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From The Londcn Epening Star. Feb. 9
LAW INEELLIGENCE.
HdmiraIty Prize Court, Doctors Conn, o.,
FrbrUoCy 10
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FOREIGN.

The publication Of the following lett-s
has excited strong sensations in the mindn
of the people III England and has giver
wise 20 much controversy III the papers of
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-02
NEW GOODS.
THE Subscribers have received and are
Just>now opening,
A LARGE QUANTITY OF
FANCY GOODS

which have been lately purchased for cash
in Philadelphia, and selected from the la
test arrivals -
CONSISTING IN PART, OF
ELEGANT damask SILK SHAWLS,
Levantine Silks, Fancy Ribbons, Black
and Changeable Lutestrings, White Satin
and Mantuas, Fine Linen Cambrick Hand
kerchiefs, Fashionable Split Straw BON
NETS, Knotted Counterpanes very large
and handsome, Cheap Irish LINENS. Fan
cy Muslins of all kinds, Cheap Cambricks,
Calicoes and Chintzes, ten Bales of India
Muslin, large assortment of Mems and
Boys Shoes, Ladies' Morocco and Kid
Slippers, Looking Glasses, &c. &c sc, all
of which are now offered for sale on the
most reasonable terms for Cash.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-02
Fifty Dollars Reward.

STRAYED or stolen from my farm on
Back Creek, Berkeley County, on the night
OF the 18th Of October last, bright sorfell
HORSE, he was raised in Gresnbrier, six
or seven years old. ! remember no mark
except narrow blaze half the length of his
face, about fifteen hands high, works well,
was in good order, and shod all round the
day before he was missing. ! will give a
reward OF Ten Dollars, for securing him so
that get him again, and reasonable charges
if broughs home, and Forty Dollars for the
apprehension Of The thief upon conviction,
It stolen,
JOHN YATES.
Jefferson County, Nov. IL, 1918.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-02
FOR Sales
A Mill. DistilierV. and 100

ACRES of LAND, in Berkeley County,
Virginia, seven miles from Martinsburgh,
on the road leading TO Winchester, and on
a stream called Middle Creek The Milf
House is strongly built of stone, with one
wa e. wheel and two pair of stones, one pair
Burrs and the other Country Stones, Sc
The : III House is also a stone building,
almost new) large enough for three Stills,
with overhead water, and is fixed in the
half patent way with excellent yards and
stables for Hogs--The House and Barn are
tolerably good log buildings-The Land is
excellent in quality, all limestone-S Said
property is rs miles from Alexandria,
George Town, and Washington City, and
go miles from Baltimore.
GEORGE KELLER.
November lS tf)
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-02

BERKELEY, SIS.
November Court, 1918.
Jacob Sybert, administrators, and Henry
- - 1inSS- bis wife. late Mary Snive-
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BERKELEY,

BERKELEY, S.
November Court 1915
James Thruston and David Randolph,
guardians for the children of Josepb
Thruston, deceased. compliments,
against
Robert Billingsby and William Cunning,
ham, defendants
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendant, Robert Billingsby, not
having entered his appearance agreeable to
an act of Assembly and the rules Of this
Court, and it appearing to the satisfaction
OF the Court that he is not an inhabitant of
CHS Commonwealth on motion Of the
compliments, by their counsel, it is order
ed. that the said defendant, Robert Bit
lingsby, do appear here on the second Mon
day in february next, to answer the bill Of
the compliments, and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in the Martins
burgh Gazette for two months successfully,
and posted at the door Of the Court House
of said County
A Cppy-Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, C. B. c.
November 25.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-02
BOOT and SHOE
MANI FACTOR N.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his
former friends, and the public generally,
that, since his Eeturn from Norfolk, he has
resumed the above business at his house in
King street, Martinsburgh, where he will
be thankful for any commands in his line
81 lie has now in his employ some ex-
cellent worknen, and is provided with a
supply of good Leather, SO that he will be
able to furnish work thatwill give full salts
faction to all his employers.
lie hopes that, his attention to business,
and the excellence OF his work, will induce
his old customers to continue to employ
him, and give him some claim to public
patronage.
JOHN PoISAL
November 4, 1918.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-02
Saddle & Harness Making
BIZ SINESS.
November 25.

THE Subscriber takes tie liberty to ac-
quaint his friends and his former customs
'ers generally, that he has again commenced
the above business at his old stand in the
main street, Martinsburgh, three doors a.
bove Mr. f c. Smiths corner, where he
will thankfully receive orders in his line Of
business, and from his determined resolu-
ton to strictly attend, he hopes to merit a
continuance of his customers as well as the
Public.
JOHN HELFERSTAY.
November 4, 1918.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-02

THE Subscriber has been considerable
sufferer, by i'll disposed persons throwing
down his fences and letting cattle into the
enclosures of his farm on Opeckon Greek,
by their fishing through his land, and com
hitting various other depredations thereon;
this is therefore, to notify all such, that
hereafter am determined to prosecute eve
ry person who may be known to commit
any trespass upon my property
NICHOLAS CHOPPERT.
November IL, 1918.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-02
Land For Sale.

THE subscriber wishes to sell the Land,
wherein he now lives, lying near Darkes-
vile in Berkeley County, on the waters OF
Middle Creek, containing lS7 acres, a quan.
tity of good Meadow, and some of the fields
in Clover, never failing water near the
house, an excellent seat for Distillery
with overhead water, two good Apple Or
chards, a very convenient Dwelling House,
Kitchen, Smoke House, Barn and Stables
For terms apply to the subscriber living on
the premises.
- PETER KREPS.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-02
THE SUBSCRIBER

TTAVING lately removed from the
II state of Maryland to this place,
solicits the patronage of the owners OF
Mills, by employing him IN his line of
Millwright. Being versed in the build.
ing of Mills, and the late invented ma.
chinery belonging or arpertaining thereto,
he viii engage 20 complete the work good
and bearing inspection. Any person
wishing to employ him, may find him Al
his house opposite Mr. Jacob Bishops
smi,h.shop, in Martinsburgh, or by leav-
ing word with Mr.. John Shober.
JOHN MYERS.
April 80, 1878. (t.f)
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-02

THE Subscriber, being ordered by the
Court of Berkeley County at their last term,
10 provide for, and superintend the repair
ing Of the roof of the Court House of said
County, wishes to contract with person
or persons to single the Cutters, and cover
that part of the Sleeple Immediately at the
foot Of the Octagon as also to plaster the
Ceiling of the court room. He has taken
measures to procure Shingles, &c. and will
give liberal wages TO workmen that will
faithfully perform the work
w. PENDLETON.
November Is, 1915.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-02

Superfine and Common
Cloths,
Cassimeres, Bedford &
Princes Cords,
Stockingnetts and Man
chestry,
English and India Nan
kecns,
Merseilles Cuttings,
White James & Cords,
together with a variety
OF other vestings,
Irish, German, British,
and American Linens,
Bagglngs, &c. sc.
American Plaicls, stripes
Chambrays,
Counterpanes, Table
Cloths ahdToweiings,
Muslins and Spun Cot
tons assorted,
White, Black, Drab,
Yellow, Green, Twill
led and Figured Cam
bricks,
Figured, Striped, Seeded,
Knotted & Leno Mus
Inns,
Linen Cambrick, Long
Lawns,
Linen Cambrick Hand
kerchiefs, and Kent
ing for Handkerchief,
White, Black, Pink,
Green, Orange, and
Lead coloured, with
a variety of other fan
cifully figured Silk for
dresses and Bonnetts,
Cambrick and Common
Dimities,
French, Italian and Can
ton Grapes
The foregoing CO
limited proportion Q
on hand ; the whole
purchased with the
tention, as well as
terms, and will be 81
JAM ES
April 9, 1918.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-02

) Black and White Para
sonetts aad figured
Cause,
( Elegant Silk Buttons &
Trimmings,
SILK s. Straw Bonnets,
GInghams, Calicoes and
{ Cashmires,
Ladies Long and Short
) Kid and SILK Gloves,
Mems silk and Leather
ditto,
! Ladies' SILK and Cotton
) Stockings, Misses do.
Mems ditto, ditto,
Elegant silk and Cotton
: Shawls,
Handkerchlefs Iullyp as
\ sorted,
A complete assortment
OF Ribbons,
: Homemade and import
ed Threads,
! Cotton Balls, White and
; Coloured,
Z Sc wing Silks & visits,
{ Ladies' Kid & Morocco
) Shoes, Misses and
Children's ditto,
Mems and Boys Coarse
and Fine Leather, do.
: Cotton Cards and Spin
) ming Cottons,
; Books and Stationary,
Hard Ware,
{ China, Queens and
{ Glass Ware,
: Groceries and Liquors,
: Best large Twist Chew
ing Tobacco, Com
mon ditto,
{ Snuff and Spanish CT
s gars, &c, &c. &c.
but a very
Of their present stock
, of which has been
greatest care and at
on the BEST possible
old at reduced prices.
BROWN, & Co.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-12-02
THE Subscriber wishes to rent his
M ERCHANK MILL.
November Is, 1915.

on the Warm Spring Run, near the bank
OF the Potomac River, for term of years
There are in the Mill an excellent pair of
Burr, and pair of good Country Stones,
Boiling Cloths, Elevators, &c, iii IA good
order; it stands in a fine v:leat country, on
a never falling stream, and is calculated to
do great lss, Of business: an excellent
Distillary also at the mill, having the per,
feet command of a plenty of water. A GER
lain rent, either in grain or money, will be
preferred. Possession will be given on the
frst day of April next. the terms may be
known by applying to the subscriber near
the premises.
NICHOLAS ORRICK.
November Is, 1915. (u)
n B A good Dwelling House, Kitchen,
Garden, sc. are attached to this property