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postponement of the question to Wednes-
day. He wished, as the committee had
taken since the 4th Nov. to make up their
report. they would at least give the House
three DAYS to consider.
ar. Grundy having withdrawn his on
position TO the postponement of the bin TO
"Wednesday, 1t was made the order of the
day for that day.
Mr.. GoidSborough moved to refer the:
report TO the same committee, that, being a
statement on which the bill was predica-
ted, it might proceed pari passu with the
bill, and receive like examination.
17'. Grumdy moved that it lie on the
table. as it merely embraced the reasoning
OF the committee which had led to the COM
illusions they had reported.
The report vas ordered to lie on the ia
Die. and 5oo0 copies were ordered to be
printed.
Mr.. Kenf offered for consideration the
following; resolution; observing that as il
merely proposed AN enquiry, lie did not ex-
pectit would meet with any objection
RcaofVea, That the committee oil Ways
and Means be instructed To enquire into the
expectancy OF renting the provisions of the
non-i'nportation act OH all inportations of
Plaster of Paris, whether in neutral or A
merican vesseIs.'
The resolution was eventually rejected by
a close vote.
For the motion Sc
Against it -, 81
The bill for the relief Of ROYAL Converse.
was read a third time * passed.
AIMING & CLASSING THE MILITIA.
The House resumed the consideration Of
the DILL supplementary to the act for arming
the militia, and tor chasing the same
Mr.. Fitch moved to strike out ali that
part OF the bill which provides for the class
ing the militia of the u States
Mr. Ely supported the motion, and MIR,
Williams and Mr.. Stow opposed it.
The question wa. decided by Yeas end
Nays as follows:
For striking out As
Against it IS
Sundry other amendments were proposed
to the bill, some of which were adopted
and others negatived. Among those a.
greed to, was one moved by Mr.. Williams,
authorizing the establi shment of four addi-
tional armorcs.
And the bill was ordered to be engrossed
for third readisg.
or. Randolph stated that the committee
appointed by the House to lay before the
President resolution calling for roll of
the persons holding Office or employment un-
der the United States, reported, that the
committee had performed that duty, and
received Tor answer that tie President
would cause due attention to be paid
thereto.
CONSTITUTION. & GUERRIERE.
On motion OF Mr.. RGsscf, the House re-
solved itseifint a committee of the whole.
Mr.. breckenridge in the chair, on the bill
making remuneration to the officers and
crew OF the Constitution frigate for the
capture and necessary destruction of the
British frigate Guerriere.
The sum to be appropriated was fixed,
on motion OF Mr. Basset, at 100000 dollars.
The committee then reported the bill,
and the House having agreed to the appro-
priation, the bill was ordcred TO be en-
crossed Sor third reading
The Dill for the relief of tile 2iblc Socie-
ty OF Philadelphia, went through COM
mittee Of the whole was ordered to a tbir,
reading IS to %, C forthwith read third
time and passed.
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IN SENATE.

~ Thursday. Jan. 2s:
The bill for the relief of Jared Shattnck
was read e third time and passed.
The Senate were a considerable time ~,
this and on preceding days engaged ia bn.
siness OF a confidential nature.
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BERLIN, April 8.

n,r na~e,osrc ron, ain the followin q
.d,lr..s - ,be Germans
"" :" 2Js;,. ,hs v;e,nr;ous warriors Of
.;.d 49, ,h,,. &C h;s
NJ ;as,, ,he K;rg of prns.i,, b;s alIy,
a,noar IN Germany. his Majesty the
49, orpn..;. a,d mic M';sstv the
~, pr,'ss;a annomncs ,o,he p ,;ncc.
.nJ n,,;oa. 81 Cerm,ny ,hs ,e,urn Of
l;;an,'' anJ ;,.a,,on,sncs Thev m,
l., o.,s ";,,' an ;n,,n;ion Of ai,ljn them
to rec,noucr ihc.e in.iicoahle benefits
or n.,;nns and of ,fa,diro nowerf,i nro
..ct;nn and ,as,ins secu,itv 70 the rcpe-
,cr,,;no ol , venerable Empire.
rh..a, uo ,rn,i,s :, us,iny in Cod.
-, r a1v.,cc' hon;, o
awe w. Coo n;,b,,r di,t;rc,ion
>"G, " '''''>
WIZ ~" 60" ,;. &C 81, ph;,,
"s 49,, J''I So whicb the oe'
maj ocet''Vi w w., $50, at So
ns's' AIii'','''@, 80 .Ls.,r;n.
o's"c".p1' E's n'' a., 800. La 49,
ae' a'.is' :, ' :. 49, ers., ss fnrc;rn con.
''u' a. ;, s. 8 fnra;,o, !, Aacpcr Il must
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Late I oreign Intelligence.
(coNrINUE1
RUSSIAN FORCES.
LONDON, April 10.

III. Rn,.,an force is dividedinto three
,,,re armis.--one under Wi ,genste'h,
a second under Tchi,cbagoif, and thuo
nnder Winzingcrede kutusstf coH'-
manding the whole. ,.a
Wit,eenstein's main force has crosse
the E!be. in order to drive The FEshc"
fierce /. wards the Maine. One Ct WI
pensiein's corps, under General Beck
sndorf, has entered Lubbock. Othe'
earns are ON the Eibe, near Boltzen'
berg.
Part Of TchitchasoH's army Is near
Thorn, Wills, another part Is employed
under Pia,off in the seige al Dan'zls
Part of IVinzingerode's ermy IS rsar
Custrin and Lansbesg Ano'ner pafl
occupies the old town Of Dresden, whist
another corps passed the Eibe at ocba'
dan. to turn Davoust.
About 100000 Russian reintorca'
men,s are on the Vistula
The Prussian force is THIS dist'ibut-
ed.
Gen. York is at Berlin With the main
army. Dcta.hmcn.s nave been vent I"
u.r,hn.ob and pos,ock, which arc now
ao.nn;sd he p1pss;an corps. Another
prnst;.n detachment has invested S,et-
-, ,,,L;.b -, ~. ,.,ss, accounts. was on
,na ,a;,, oe ,nrrenderinp.
A Swedish force is at Stra!sund, and
NO ,bs encouragement Of the campaign
~. C..,.n pr;nee of sweden will have
49, o,,,,nd ooo men.
49, D. f,rc, with which the
.a,n,s,nn VII omen conoo. be less than
9socoo mes-The prussian 10000.
Sw.a;.h .,d po,eran;so 5oOoO.-A
80 .,,aJ ~ 90. 900 men
To his musr be added the force which
Hanover and HeAsc snt Bruns wick, *
,hs uanse Towns and perhaps Saxony,
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THE CREEK NATION:

Cory Of a letter from two Of the Great
Chiefs offhe Creek Nnno" Of Indians
to Judge Toulmiu, dated AhM 10,
1918.
SIR,
Agreeably to Col. Haskins's Talk,
the chiefs Of Tue Creek Ea.ion were Cal
led together Oh business great impor.
tancr-,o settle the murder committed
on OF nea: the mouth of the Ohio, by tie
Little Warner, and Creek Indian, a.
part Of his. associates ware killed. lie
and his nephew made their escape. HIS
place of residence i, on the Black War
rior, at the Creek village. 1t Is the o.
pirion of the chiefs that he will cEdea'
ver to do all the mischief he can, IS he
i, now oullaNed in his own country, ard
ncn are cut in all directions to take or
kill him. The settlement In the
Fe:k of Bigby aud the Alabama, are de-
sired 10 takc care, for fear he ray en-
deavore to commit some depreciation
there, IS it is weak part OF the settle
ment, Likewise on the federal road
fron Fort Stcdderl to Tennessee. Sheuld
he commit any dcprsdations at either
81 those places, il will not be by any or
Ger Of The cbieis. Should be commit a.
AIRY depredations in any part OF you
neishborhood, you are desired by me
chiefs to have him taken & treated az INC
law directs. You must not think from
any corduct Of the Little Warrior, thai
the chiefs are any foes Of the whites.
Should he commit any depredatIon'
there, do nor by any rash means tall up
on cur villages that are above yos, tor
they are friendly, ard will not 90 any
thing that is not agreeable to the chiefs
The chiefs are DESTROYS that you
shsuld get the information as quick os
possible, and that you may give 'ntor.
nation to the Chickasawsand Choctaws'
a. both nations are perfectly we'll ae-
quainted with him, and to put him 10
death whenever they find him, or take
him prisoner and deliver him up 70
the laws of the y. States.
You will have it in yeur power TO give
information in that quarter before inc
chiefs or Col. Hawkins can. The chiefs
have not settled all their business agree
ably 70 their wish.
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' q ~.N
bratea French general inEgypt lhieeef)
by order Of .Bonaparte. nc au'A. !,
will have also conferences win 'he
crown prince, respecting the pre'en q
conduct of Denmark as we are sun .e,'
in the dark concerning the policy winch
that country means 70 embrace.
uThey write me from Copenhagen
that the English still conunss 10 eap'uss
all the Danish vessels with when 'n'y
fall IN,
g His royal highness the crown prince
$ expccted to embark immediately LOT
Germany, in order to take the eon"Sla
Of an army Of Swedish, Mecklehou' gh'
Prussian, and other troops, against '"e
| Freach."
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EXTRACTS FROM LLoYD's LISTS.
p


Tho Schooner Lightning, tom Anne
,ica to France, and Napoleon, Howard
from New York to Bordeaux, arrisee nj
Plymouth on Friday, prizes TO the Belle
PouIe and Bri,on frigates.
April Is.
The American ship Derby from CHI
ma 10 Boston, IS taken BY the Nlsus tri-
pate, and arrived a, ST. Helena. L he
Ocean, American whaleF, was detained
sl.d sent into the Cope of Coed Hope,
Dec ember 22d. The Shadow, NFlsht,
from Philadelphia. Ysnng Ho!kar and
Good Friends, Thonpstn. from Charles
ton. and Essex. Wycr, from gos.on, oil
for Bordeaux, arrived ct Plymouth Oh
"Wednesday, prizes to 'hs t-ci!con, on-
perb, and Pyramus t-igs.ss.
Ap,il 20.
The American schooner Caroline, OF
guns, captain Spoaard, from ~. Or
leans for Bordeaux, captured alter
chase of three days by the Medusa tri-
gate, arrived III PIvmoutj Yesterday -
The Caroline captured on her passage
tho British brig Active, Pratt, from Ca
diz to liverpool AID SCAT her to A'he-
RIGA and the Jenny, (transporD nom
Lisbon, which she ,piundered nd gave
The Catoline also fell in with the
Amcrlesn ship Two Brothers Lee, rom
Charle ,ton for Cadiz, with -four; AID
having ordered the captain snd super
cargo ON board with the ships papers to
examine, gale of wind came on, and
shey we're not able to return on beard
the ship escaped from the Caroline Iii
the Mig ht.-Captain Lac and the super.
cargo arrived in the Caroline. The
IMso- Brathers arrived at liverpool, A
p'il 22d, having been captuIed 5ya Br:-
fish frgate for having no papers Oh
board
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Jane H. Siacum.
Boot and Shoe Backing.
JOHNSON

RESPECTFULLY informs the gen
,(gmen of AlexaaGris, that be HIS laheD
a stand near the casners OF Royal, on
King street, under Mr.. G5itiith's store,
wnere lie intends carrying ON tie bust
ness af Backing Boots and Shoes, aid
Ci-sning Fair Tops.
Having fe!!swed tbs business In the
northorn cities. for soMe time past, he
Rattess hin >eit he shall be able to give
entire satisfaction TO his employers, IN
respect to usasSess,|! despatch and tbs
excellent quality of hi. Stacking. He
will .ait on eentlsmsn 10 the morning
Tor their beos. and shoss. walsh he VIII
return in tbs course of tbs day. or I'M
msaiately to those who desire !. Ais
mode OF cleaning preserves. the shaps o.
the boot, aaa ais blaeking s0ttens ana
ehriches the leather.
May ls
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HEAD QUARTERS,
Lower SanduSky, May IL.
GENERAL ORDERS

Tho governor OF ONO hastens to in.
form his good citizens Of the state, who
have rahied and repaired to his stand
and, upon his call to arms with a
promptituds and zeal which proves their
patriotism and love Of country, that
tbeir services are rendered unnecessary,
by change Of circumstances which re.
quired The call The most important
fortress OF the western country, Camp
Mrigs, was invested by the enemy; To-
formation of it reached his oxcellsncy,
and orters immediately issued. In an
instant you were soldiers. The prompt
ness, good order and regularly 81 yor'
march to the frontier exci,es admiss.
ten. His excellsncy is entirely sa'ishcs
with your conduct and for 1t, TcEurns
his warmest thanks. He is sensible your
domestic avocatisns a, this seassn of The
year, must require your lsbors at hsmc ;
suficien, force reached his Hesd-quar-
ters ~ afford adequate relief, which lie
.esigred to command i'll person man!
more were on their march; but thanks
to the yalor, talents and cXcrtiohs OF the
commanding General, and his br We lii
tie army. they have convinced the enemy
Of the raahness Of his suterprize, ecm
PEELED him 10 rsi.e the siege, and seek
his o7vn sef-ty in fight Tbs governor,
lhe' efsre, gives YOU an honorable dis.
charge, which l am ordered to make
pablo; and also that you have the thank.
AID aspect of lis exceliency the com
mandjng general, who is advised of ysur
movements.
By his E1ceNency's command,
HENRY BRUSH, hid.
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approximations: and th. citizcas Of that
place, and in fact, mostly all the villages,
are now engaged in terrifying.
An express hiss been sent to The gov.
ernor of the Missouri serlltery>4nd CO.
lionel Bisseli, from the commanding o.
6cer at Fort Madison, which is situate
an the Mississippi, about 300 miles
above ST. Louis, stating that that fort
was bcsiesod by large b.dy of Indians,
and that they had made several furious
attack in the night, to storm the fort !;
but were repulsed by well directed Fire
from cannon and small arms.
Accounts have iust been received,
that large body of Indians have lately
been discovered below For, NJ ason WHICH
is on the Mississippi below Fort Madi.
son, and thot an attack was also expect.
ed Oh tsat fort.
The people are renewing from this
territory, I believe, as fast as they ever
migrated to ii; and / assure you, that
unless we are very shortly relieved,
seriously apprehcnd a general dspopu.
lation will be the result. A large por.
ton of the Militia are in service and
have been SO since February, in addition
to the whole of the last year and are ra.
Their in state of distress than otherwise
A great poalon of them are men with
families who are exposed: having serv.
ed the greater par. Of last year, in con,
sequence of which they have been do
prived of the opportunity of rearing a
sufficient supply from their farms and
shameful Ia relate, not one of them has
yet been paid fpl their services"
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loseoh standevilie,

Corner Of K!s@ ~ Fairfar-sfrecfs,
OFFERS FOR SALE, =
By yHoLesALE AND RE7AIL,
= 49, Teas-ganpo~de"' I'M
NO or cnes's pcrial, hysou;hy so" skin,
5" boxes young dyson & souchonS
20 900 lbs. green and white Coiice
2o,ooo sh:. loaf and iun:p Sugars
los hhds } New Orleans s MuscoTad'
90 abls Sugars
1900 los Pepper
fa.,ads retailing Mohsses
mpes, { half pipes and 8 or casks.L
Madeira
8 pinss Siclw Madeira
Is or casks old Sberry
do genuine cid Port
IA pipes Red Catalonia
80 cases choice Ciarct
2 butts, / half pipes Malaga
pipes, hall pipes s"d 20 az: casks
Teneriiie
ls pipes real Cognac Brandy
pipes Gin
90 puncheons West-lndia Rum
Is puncheons aud 10 bbis New England
Rum
10 bbis, Peach Brandy
rs d.. Whisky
500 gallons O,G do.
3 hhds Cherry Bounce
SO dozen Hlbberts Ola London Brown
Stout
90 bales Cotton
600 lp Bengal Indigo
800 10. Bright Nader
5000 ID. Goshen * Rhode IsiandCheese
So, bash. ground alum Salt
Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves. CQssia, Pi-
mento, race and ground Ginge",Coyenne
Pepper, Almonds, Chocolate, Rice Peas,
Barley, Mustard. Oil 10 bottles and TASKS,
Wine and Cyder Vinegar, Chamber
Sal,s. Bark, Scented White and Brown
Soap, Spernyaci,i mould aud dipped Can
dies, maccaqha, rsppsc and scotchSnuHs.
chewing tobacco, Starch, Fig Blse. Salt
Patre, Annette, Alum, Copperas, Brim
stone, Ganpovdcr, patent Shot, Flinis,
Hairp,wd.r, SiG;ers, Cigars, Demijobns,
Wrspping Paper and Tw:ne, Corks,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, &c.
SSc.
". B. So bushels fresh warranted
CL0VER SEED.
March S.
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GoTrsNBuRe, April S,

"My friends write me from Wismar,
thai all tue students of tho university OF
Rostock have enrolled themselves to
serve against the French, ~ we'll as
hundreds Of young men in all the plinci.
psli,e. of beth Necklenburghs.
Con Thursday admiral Hope set off
for Stsckholm, in order to present
Turkish sci,nitar to the crown prince,
which the adrsiral's brother bought from
the very Msmelaks who killed cele-
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CHh2IESrnr

The ship Hiato,al, }
Ann, ireland 'i.r cal
ship Hsn'ie;ta Asgssj
Gotsenburs, vent to a,l
were boarded ja I'D
the two British Br:st]
some time o. .ss csu|
posed they were ,I.oa|
their voyages, a, ltsl
eastward. 1t is, led
hat ,teso ycsssls I'D
received ofiCI.. rci1 4
Of This port. III. ID
" God, H. New YmI
e numbcr Of p,,,ytsrs|
last evening o'el tie u
the brIss wsn to TIT d
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PLYMOUTH. April y,

Came in the American scnoener Lon.
don, from Philadelphia for Bordeaux,
prize to his majesty's ships Hellcon and
Relndeel.
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FRANKFORT, (K.) May 10.
Deafd # Cot. .iLien.

We have heard sarOus runners as to
| the manner in ~ h,Ch li,iS brave officer
| and valuable citizen met Lis fcte in the
affair at Raisin; we give thc following
account vi it ae received from capt SleG-
soc, CT col. Allcn's regiment, believing
it entitled to cte.lit:
Capt Bledsoe, whils, at Maiden and
Sandwich, bccams acquainted with HUI
ron Indian, whom he took TO be chlel,
nd who spoke English. Capt.. Blsdsuc
one day asked him if he could tel him
any thing of col. Alley: The warrior
replied ayes, he is killed; yond:r is
lis sword" pointing te all indias some
distance of. At tie request Of captain
Blcdsoe, he called up ,he Indian the
captain knew the sword we'll.
The chief stated that he notlsed col.
Allen in the retreat, and saw he wa.'a
brave man, Sc determined to save him
that he ordered his men to take Aim
upon which they surrounded hun. Tie
Chic! said he thew his gun across his
lap, aud told col. Allen if be would sur
render he should be safe whist speak
ing and before the col. made any reply,
ore # the warriors, anordered, advanced
on him, for what purpose the chief did
not know; upon which, the col. with one
stroke ot>his sword, laid him dead al his
! feet the other instantly, and without
orders, slot III: colonel dead. The chief
attributed his death to the conduct of
the warrior who advanced on him, and
spoke of it with regret. Capt B.edsoe
re marked That Tho chief appeared to have
less Of 'hv savage about him, than any
ether Indian he noticed.
Extract eta letter from Vim. c. Green.
nh, Esq 10 col Christopher Greenuh,
Of This place, dated
KAsKAsKIA, April 20.
DEAR SIR Owing 10 continual
dangers and alarms OF Indian depreda-
lions, | have been constrained to posi-
pone visit to Kentucky, which / ba,
promised 20 undertake for some time
past. l think it would be imprudent 20
leave my family, while danger is 10 APP
parent as OF present; scarcely day
passes, but we receive accounts OF an 1T
tack In some quarter or ether, OF cur
frontier. Since writing to Jca III i45l
month by mail, several mos, cruel AID
shocking nnassscres have tax Ell place -
The direct rnail-rou,e FROM this place to
Frankfort, which is by way efthe Y. S,
Saline and ShawnGtown, is now closely
watched by the Indians and travellers
are Obliged to pass In large companies,
we'll armed.
In my last, / mentioned the fears en-
tertained Ct a descent being made. upsn
St. Louis. Late aesounts, received from
source entitled TO credit, confirm those
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took immedi.s.s he "
T the intelligence ''"'Ih'k|
&c, iI0mbisay and A I'D
indians. ''a C;tI
lie received 4, i,
iron iron very rs,p. e y;
ed blood, a,spriS, -
, Were disposed % sis a. \
r nu, m &c by tie cYs,1
put to death the ,,ss1
s somn'''''d a nprta.''J
and seven '' for III, ~
rear the mouth d ss
i party ser sent ss.inu AL
LAKE. them and d,a,,,e'|
Fl; ,1t ,hr,sss]
Cd ca tAem'elvs. in !. lsr']
be taken alive, and ~ ~
sell II, saw 4 Of them IN
~ These he symptom, ii n
~ the Geek ar,nats]
peace with the uni,g1
" interesting IS a,.,r:s
gents gents will probably I'D
a aSs' 'Asm' and shu !
OF the danger Of +, .,
'aun1sstiOn betsssa IT,,
ny and the A,I,ali: 81.
the read thr.usA,scc,'
matter Of the ulnoSl,,
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SALEM VI

Tuesday e'cniag u
boa, Fsme, Chsrm'n,h
inr captured The Drii
light, nrlscd at N'tl
bound to HALIFAX, vi
wheat, a very seo:On'a
starving inhabitants I'D
cases silk goods, II ia
pipss Madeira slns I
-four, beef, &C.; also u
neriCsn coasters. unE.a
recap ,uret BY the Bras
ofthe cargo of ono. bj
chased nary times :rl
but Fortunately uc'T |
pursuen The FIJI
cruises during tie VII
GOOD NEWS FOX IL"
Tie ship Nlad'' saa1
port from tho Cl''An]
,arrsls Of -Four; 10 a
A.icn, aour ha. iaII.s,,I
ION, Two dollars and II
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NElG.IOl

On the 18th Of MIj
~, 4, the big jams N
Barbados, was O'''~l
500. frigatc, ii O. u
Admiral WsFF'o' OK u
5 prizes, from zoe tt c'''1
Bermuda G. E!:Ii'.-%, Il
Captain F0'o'9 as: .. a
has t.yo I'd de &c I'D
Advertise, wi,ha Ga, q
lltk OF Ae'iI, lro"'.a]
'a''0 Wv ' T1'RANsLs1.
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g At the di:''a's s o h
This port passed , ne , -, n
The English Nf" W.
them, and of c',.h'. o.
several vessels Of '''
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MURDER AN .!,.'

MI NJ L,i,sIl1
Vim. Garlnsf, ',' .S A
mary " o. or s'et: p, '' 's,s||
yesterday moFh", y ltd
o'clock, Gu; the ia'" as|
u e,YI bis own, viii az, a ~
at al, l2s, Lo"D,, s!. .' i n
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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-08-20
Take Notice.

THOSE who made purchases at the
Il late sale OF the property of William
Mackey, sen. deceased, are informed that
their respective obligations will become
due on the 21st of this month; and those
indebted to the said decd. either by bond,
note, or book account, are requested to
make immediate payment-Aiso, those
having claims against the estate of the
said decd. are requested to meet at the
Globe Tavern in Martinsburgh, on the
last Saturday in this month, and bring in
their accounts properly authenticated for
settlement.
GEORGE pORTERFIELD,
GEORGE HARRIS,
August Is. Executors.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-08-20
Estray Filly.

CTRAYED from the subscribers farm in Berke.
~ ley equity, some time in May last, a bay FIJI.
LY, two years old last spring. is large for her age.
has small blaze in her forehead, has never been
locked. Two dollars reward will be paid for the
sad filey, # found In the County, and Ave dollars
il out it, (ior information where she NAV be got
to which reasonable expenses will be added for
bringing her home
WILLIAM LYLE.
August g.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-08-20
THE SUBSCRIBER

HAVING lately removed from the
i 4 state of Mary land to this place,
solIcits the patronage of the owners OF
Mills, by employing him in his line Of
Miliwright.- Being versed in the build.
ing OF Mills, and the late invented MAJ
chinery belonging or FPerraining thereto.
ne will engage 20 complete the work good
and bearing inspection. Any person
wishing to employ him, may fnd him at
his house opposite Mr.. Jacob Bishops
smith-shop, in Martinsburgh, or by leav-
ing word with MIR. John Shober.
JOHN MYERS.
April so, 1913. (tf)