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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-02-12
Dancing School.

THE subscriber respectfully submits
L to the Ladies aud Gentlemen of
Martinsburgh and it's vicinity, his in
tention of opening a DANCING
SCHOOL, wherein will be taught the
most fashionable Dances. He will com.
mence as soon as twelve subscribers shall
have been obtained. He will attend
during two months, and teach two days
every week, morning and evening -
Cotillion Parties will also be given nee
a fortnight, for the further advancement
of his pup,ls.-Price of t%uiticn. $40
a quarter. ]. a. AAOPl.
N. b. His FENCING SCHOOL
will commence on the i9h of this month.
he will teach en- Tuesday aud Wednes.
day in every week.
- A subscription paper will be left
ct the bar Of the Globe Tavern.
January 8, 1913. tt
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-02-12
Land for Sale.

Tor sale, a TRACT of LAND,
l. near the head spring of Bullskin, in
Jefferson county, Virginia, containing
about $40 acres, about 200 of which are
cleared, under good fence, and IN a high
state of cultivation the balance is heavi.
ly covered with fine timber. This farm
is of the first rate limestone land, and
can be easily divided into TWO FARMS
On it are a large and convenient stone
dwelling house and kitchen, large barn,
stables, Wagon house, corn house, and
other useful out buildings /; two good ap-
pie orchards, a peach orchard, aud a va.
riety Of other fruit of excellent kinds
There are also on this farm, three wells
of excellent water, and failing
ponds in almost every field. II is un.
commonly we'll situated as to grist and
saw mills, a considerable number of
which are only from three to Ave miles
distant. The terms will bemade known
and the land shesn, on application to
the subscriber, living on the premises.
SAMUEL MENDENHALL:
November IL. 3n
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-02-12
FALL o

THE subscriber informs his customers,
and tho public, that in addition to the
Goods he opened in the early part OF
the season, he is o opening a very
large assortment of
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-02-12
Three or four .Iourneymen
TAILORS,

are wanted Immediately,
to whom the subscriber will give the
highest wages (if good workmen) and
employ during the season.
Ivo or three apprentices
are also Immediately wanted, to learn
the Tailoring business.--Boys from ten
TO fifteen years will be preferred.
lie acknowledges, with gratitude, the
encouragement he has received from the
public, and will do all in his power to
merit a continuance of their faVours.-
He has now in his employ, several good
workmen, and is furnished with the latest
fashions, so that he now has it m his
power to give full satisfaction to ali his
employers.
WILLIAM SMALL.
Martinsburgh, November 20, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-02-12
Land for Sale.

THE subscriber wishes to sell the
4 FAR VI on which he 0 lives, ly-
ing in Berkeley county. about six miles
from Martinsburgh, near the head iof
Tuscarora creek, containing So acres.
about IS acres cleared, the balance well
timbered. On the land is a small apple
orchard, aud a number of pear, plumb
and cherry trees, of excellent kindss
a convenient dwelling house, stable, &c.
two never.failing springs Of good water.
and a good seat for q distillery. with
overhead water.-I wish also to dispose
of with the place, about twenty acres Of
Wheat aud Rye il the grourd. For
terms apply to
EDWARD FARR.
Iaauary %, 1919.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-02-12
r A CARD.

A LII those in arrears to the subscri.
"A Der are earnestly requested to dis.
charge their respective balances-Jh he
utility of this must be obvious to every
one, as it will enable him to supply them
on better terms than if they withheld
his funds. To his punctual customers
he tenders his most grateful thanks, aud
assures them. nothing will afford him
more pleasure than t serve them at all
times with such articles as they may
want, on the best possible terms.
JAMES S. LANE.
Shepherds Town, Jan. 8, 1919.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-02-12
DAVID HUNTER, c. B. c.
WHEREAS Rober. Christy obtain.

WHEREAS Robert Christv obtain.
w ed of rue. by means which it is not
necessary in this advertisement TO par
ticulsrize, on the 26th day of Sep.em.
Der, 1903, a~lease for the term of twelve
wears FIVE months and fifteen days, of my
mill on Tuscarora, and a tract of land
adjacent to it, to annul which lease l
have instituted a suit in chancery against
said Christy, now, / do hereby caution
sill persons whatever against taking an
assignment OF said lease, or an under
lease from said Chsisty.
HUGH ". PATTERSON.
October %, 1912. &. IT,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-02-12

Berkeley Csanty, SCI.
January Court, 1918
Michael M'Kewsn, Plaintiff,
against
Geo. Liodenberger, Elisha Boyd, Da-
MEL ZInn, Philip Nadenboush and
Frederick Eadenboush, merchants <
partners in trade, under the name and
firm OF Daniel linn and Co and John
Shannon, administrator of Patrick
Boyle, deceased, Defendants.
IN ~CHANCERY.
THEdefendAnt, John Shannon, not
l. 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 i~nhabitsnt of this commonwealth,
on motion of the complainant, by his
counsel, it is ordered, that the said de.
PENDANT, John Shannon, do appear here
on the second Monday in April next, to
answer the bill of the complainant, 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 House
of said county.
A Copy. Testc,
DAVID HUNTER, c B. c.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-02-12

Berkeley Coun ty, set.

Berkeley County, set.
January Court, 1918.
Elisha Boyd, Plaintiff,
against
Peter Casey an.l Nancy his wife, Mary
Waggener, administrative, and An.
drew Waggener, one of the admins.
traitors Of Andrew Waggener, deceas.
ed, and Z=bulon Dyer, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendants, Peter Casey and
L Nancy his wife, not having en-.
tered their appearance agreeable to an act
of Assembly and the rules of this Court,
and is appearing to the satisfaction Of
This Court tina, they are not inhabitants
of this commonwealth, on motion of the
complainant, bv his counsel, it is ORDER
ed, that the said defendants do appear
here on the second Monday in April
next, to answer sae bill of the complain
sn', and that a copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in the Martinsburgh
Gazette for two months successfully,
and published at the door of the Court
House of said county.
A Copv. Teste.
DAVID HUNTER, C. B C.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-02-12
TO be sold at public sale,

10 be sold at public sale,
en- THURSDAY, the 4,h day Of MARCH
next, at the Subscribers, on the pre-
misses, on Back Creek, opposite to
Mills Gap, i6 miles from Wiuches.
ter, IL from Marlborough, and s
from Gerrard'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, blscksmiths' shop, smoke
house, and other out-houses, with a
good pump at the door, aud water in
every field, a very excellen, orchard, the
whole under fence, and in good order
One third of the purchase morey 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 C&uo town.
STEPHEN GANO, r,,..
NATHAN YOUNG,J
January %, 1919.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-02-12
Berkeley County, set.

Berkeley County, set.
January Court, 1918
Mary Wilcox, widow and relic. OF TO
bert Wilcox, deceased, and Corneiia
Wilcox, Ann Rebecca Wilcox and
Emmitt Wilcox, children and co-heirs
of the said Robert Wilcox, deceased,
infants under the age of twenty.one
wears, by the said Mary Wilcox, their
mother and next friend, Plaintiffs,
against
Walter Turner, Ohm Robinson, and Ro-
bert Christy, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendant, Walter Turner,
not having entered his appearance
agreeable to au act of Assembly and the
rule. of this Court. and it appearing to
the satisfaction of this Court that he is
not an inhabitsnt of this commonwealth,
on motion of the complainant, by bis
counsel, itis 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 successively, and pub
lished at the door of the Court-Houss
Of said county.
A Copy. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, C. B. c.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-02-12
JAMES BROWN, 6 Co.

JAMES BROWN, e Co.
A. their store in Shepherds. Town, are
now opening and selling
Rose, Striped & Point BLANKETS,
Super6ne white and scarlet Flannels,
Yellow, White and Red ditto, assert
ed qualities,
Bearskins, Coa'ings, & Forest Cloths,
Kerscys, Halfthicks and Plains,
Jersey Stripes and Plaids,
Sup-rhne Cloths and Csssimeres,
Middle and low price ditto, assorted
colours,
Bedford Cords and Stockinetts,
Velyets AID Velveteens, assorted,
Merseilles, Ioilinett, Swandown and
Silk Vrs,ings,
Silk, Cotton and Worsted Hosiery,
Silk, Kid, Shammy and other Gloves,
Black, Pink, Crimson, Blue and Straw
coloured Canton Grapes,
Ditto, Ditto, French Ditto,
GROCERIES d LIQUORS., HARD.
WARE md CUTLERY, BOOKS
dND GHlNA
AND QUEENS WARE,
Together with a variety vi other arti-
cles, as well Of necessity, as Of ele-
gance and taste.-They are determined
TO sell their goods, at a remarkably low
advance, for ready payment, and to pune.
tual customers at short credit.
November 6, 1919. (lf)
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-02-12

- Tickets in the Second Class Vaccine
Lottery, now drawing, to be had at the
Post-Ofhce, Martinsburgh, Va.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-02-12

Berkeley, set.
January Court, 1913
John Boyles, Plaintiff,
against
Sarah Boutwell,, late Sarah Boyles, wi.
dow and relict of Henry Boyles, de.
ceased, Samuel Ramsey, and Eliza
beth his wife, late Elizabeth Boyles,
Stephen lief, and Sarah his wife, late
Sarah Boyles, Joseph Richey, and
Emily his wife, late Emily Boyles,
William Boyles. Henry Boylcs, Ra-
chael Bo, les, and Priscilla Boyles,
Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
TIME defendants, Samuel Ramsey,
and Elizabeth his wife, late Eli.
zabeth Boyles, Stephen lief, and Sarah
his wife, late Sarah Boyles, Joseph
kichey, and Emily his wife, late Emily
Boyles, William Boyles. Henry Boyles,
Rachael Boyles, and Priscilla Boyles,
not having entered their appearance a.
greeable TO an act of assembly aud the
rules of this Court, and i. appearing to
the satisfaction of The Court, that they
are not inhabitants Of this common.
wealth, on motion of the complainant
by his counsel, it 10 ordered, that the
said defendants do appear here on the
SECOND Monday in April next, to answer
the bill of the complainant. and tina, a
cop, CT this order be forthwith inserted
in the Martinsburgh Gazette for two
months successfully, and published at
the door of the Court. House of said
county.
A Copy. Teste.
DAVID HUNTER, C. B. c.
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~
In which $4,000, $4,000, & $40, 900
are the highes, prizes,
And only 10000 Tickets.
Present price, SO.
Our Friends and Customers who may
please to order Tickets in this Lottery,
through US, are informed, that approved
notes at 4 months, will be taken IN pay.
ment.
SIMKINS & CALDWELL.
@ - Tickets in the Potomac and She.
nanaodh Napigaiion Lonery, now draw.
ing at George-town-Prese price, Ss
s.. & {. sold the Sto 600 prize IN the first
class of this Lottety.
Baltimore, Dec. 3, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-02-12
To Blacksmiths.

The Subscriber has for Sale,
Genuine Millington Crow
ley Steel, warranted first quality, for
Axes and other edge Tools,
Best English Blister, for
Mill Irons, Hammers, &c.
DO. Country Blister, Bar
Iron, Sheet Iron, Strap
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-02-12

well adapted to the season, embracing
almost every article required in his
line f: The articles which have been
nos scarce and difficult Il obtain for
some time past, viii be found among the
present assortment, and having been
purchased in the best markets for cash,
will be sold accordingly cheap.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-04

got IN
by il down the hsrsor zmlst the haxIas OF ix,ce.
eonconrse OF people whose hearts go with him, his
hDe corps OF officers and excellent Few off,
GERS court popularity less than Comm odore Rod
gers. yeti have entertained more OF it then this
accomplished commanders. n he be not a cons,in..
mate naval officer. the peop,e of Boston have form.
ed wrong opinion of him. His officers down TO
the youngest midshpmsn have acquired the respect
Of the inhabitants by the propret, of their behaviour
and the sober and orderly conduct of his
when ashore, hes givcns new idea of areH.of vays-
men. When speak OF his officers and
NC mean OF his squadron in the harbour OF Boston,
without continuing our corhnendatons to the sh.
President.
Capt. Smith /, an highly meritorious officer, and
commands ship and crew that do honor tn him &
to our country. 1t was particularly observed ct the
congress that she got under way IN most mastery
manner. Her sails were displayed with rspidi,y
OF the scenery Of theatre. which excited burst of
applause fiom the spectators. -.
May health aud success attend the officers OF the
squadron and the highly disciplined crew, in their
resolution Of enforcing the doctrine Of" Free Trade
and no Imp: esSmert" Bcs Poe
The President and Congress yesterday lay in the
Roads. The wind directly AHEAD; AID consc-
quent'y they could not proceed To ii they we're
so disposed. 1t said the two British frigates
satisfied they we're not. ID.
WAsHINcToN, April. 20
On Friday evening ball was given, by
those officers of the Navy and Marine
corps now in this city, to PAUL HAMILTON
Esq. late Secretary of the Navy, and his
family, in testimony of the respect enter
tanned towards them =; which was numer.
nusly attended. by invitation. by the la
dies & gentlemen OF the City & Neighbor
hood.
Mr. J. PAINE ToDD goes to Russia. we
learn in quality Of private Secretary to one
of the Legatio
Organization Of the hrmy ofthe United
STATES. 1915
Component parts Of Company.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-04
W1LM1NeroN. April Is.

"A gentleman in yesterdays stage from
baltimore, informs that when crossing the
Susquehannah at Havre-de- grace they had
full view of vessel on fire at the head of
the bay. She was near the mauth Of North
East River--one OF the enemy schooners
(Which had committed the act) standing off
and on there were 400 militia on duty at
f1avre de grace. and col. Hughes said they
had several Cannon mounted. They made
collection from their private purses aud
purchased ammunition
General Bloomfield and Ad't. gen. Duane
are now here, on their way down the Della
ware to view the works &c. The enemy's
squadron in this bay commit daily depreda.
tons on the small craft. No boat scar celv
can elude their vigilance A few DAYS since
they caugh' sloop bound to Philadelphia
with number of QnakerS who we're going
to yearly meeting. now in session there =.
They burnt the sloop what became of the
passengers we have not yet learned. John
Bull must be roaring bess indeed, ifhe car
ry OF people whose consciehces will not per-
NIT even defensive war.
A letter from Chestertown, dated the
2lst, says " One regiment of the count,
(hent) is called out to protect the bay FROM
the depredatinns of the .enemy-but they
nave as vet made no attempt tn land. Three
nj Nheir men deserted to us in sloop of
wars boat there was a four,h man in the
boat who hesitated on retiring from his MA
lesty's service, and they threw him over
board BY which expedient they were eua-
D'ed to reach the shore, rs the boats in pur-
SUIT ut them were crnside rably DELAYED in
taking mp the person thrown cverb0ard.-
Nothing further has transrireh "
POOLS ISLAND.
Th" cremy's squadron in the Chesapeake
far, . lsg I'll.
II miles above the mouth of the Pstapsco
and within three Of the Eastern Shore. 1t
contains abont 500 acres of veil cultivated
iand, and belongs to y. Wetifereh, eco. whn
ate = resided on il. The object Of he Pri-
ush IN taking possession. is 10 obtain water
md fresh provisions, which will be found
IN great plentv.
LHwIsrowN. Del) April 10.
Nothing material has occurred IN Lewis
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-04
FRENCH AGGRESSION.

Tie Amc,icanbrig Success. Captain Bah
son. which sailed from the port of h ston,
~ the Sth of last month, boand to Cadiz
sith Cargo OF ilcur and rice, was captur-
d and scn,tisd on the 9th, lat. ~, long.
%. by the French national trigate Arethuse,
from Nantz. The Success was sunk with
all her cargo on board, and her sails set.
Bos. PET.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-04

iy we'll Offered, and think would dist;n
guish them selves in the field, if they had
an opportunity. But if kept here, the only
enemies they will have to encounter will
be musquetoes and the climate, aad the
latter. as experience has proven. is no con
temptiSle one.
Caution !-Counterfeis notes of the Vir-
ginia Bank. of $50 and S 100, are in circu-
l2tion in this neighborhood--thc paper is
good, aud the signatures better executed
than the engraving.
We mentioned in our last, that the SNUG
Cling of Coffee from Pensacola into this
state had been commemorate number of
bags of Coffee were seized last week on
the Ocmulgee, and search is making for the
remainder. Journai.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-04
Greensburg Penn. J fra II.
NO RJ'H yy'ERS@ IRNY

The Pennsy' vania troops, except few who VOL
onteered. some tor Is days, some tor two months,
we're discharged on the I'd Of this month, at the
Rapids, and have generally arrived at home. The
Virsinians were also discharged.
Our,sccounts from the Rapids arc to the sth A.
pri. The force at that place, after the departure
OF the Pennsylvania and Virginia troops. redu-
eed to about 700 effective men. A reinforc ement
Of ta0 Ohio militia arrived on the 9Th inst Colonel
Muir with $50 regulars within day. march s.
Major Balls squadron of horse expected in a
tw days. Gen. Harrison, belle We, is with this
squadron. Three thousand Kentuckisns, and one
regiment OF regulars OF 1000 men from Tennessee,
we're expected to arrive in two weeks. 1t is not
probable that any movement Of importsnce will take
place until the naval armament Lake Erie is
completed, and the northern army is ready to CO.
operate.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-04
FRANFoRT. K. April II.
a. REOIIISITION

An express arrived here on Wedne sday
last with dispatches from Gen. Harrison to
Gov. Shelby. The General was at Fort
Amanda. on the Auglaise, and was prepar
ing to descend the river to the Rapids, with
about 500 men.
We do not learn that any thing impor-
tant was brought by the express, except a
requisition for 1900 men, the balance OF the
5000 lately raised and organized, Pursuant
to law of the Legislature OF. this state.
.ADJUTANT- GENERALS OFFICE.
Frankfort, .dfirH IS.
GENERAL ORDERS.
General Harrison, Com nander in Chief
1.-THE North Western Army, having by
his letter of the 9Th inst. made "A reouisition
on the q vernon of Kentucky, for reinforce
ments for the purpose of assisting in the
defence Of the posts under his immediate
command-Lieutenant Colonel Comman.
dln's Samuel Caldwell and James Cox,
with the militia detachment under law
of the last session of the legislature, and
composing their reg ments, are ordered to
rendezvous at Georgetown, on Monday the
I'd d ~ of May next. in perfect readiness
TO march to their place of destination -
The Colonies will respectively give the ne
cessary orders without delay, to those un-
Ger their command.
P. BUTLER, Adj. Gen.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-04
NORFOLK. April 27.
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

The election of Members for the Nationa
and State legislatures in this District, clio
sed with the Norfolk Borough election,
which was held yesterday. Tie general
result is as follows:
For Congress-. .W.-vtor. Whiteheai.
Princess Anne. majority 81
Nanscmond, d. 17s
Norf"lk county, do. Ies
Norfolk borough. do. 12%
A63
81
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-04

Two regiments form 3 brigade. to be
under Brigadier general, who has one
abide camp and one brigade major. Two
brigades form division to be commanded
by major general, who has two aids de
camp. one adjutaht general, one quarter
master general, two assistant adjutant gen
erals, two assistant Inspector generals, one
deputy quarter master general and four as
sstsn,s, one Typographical engineer and
one assistant.
NOTE BY act Of 29th January, 90 addi-
tional regiments for twelve months service
are authorised.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-04

this.
On Saturday last the Belvdera returned
TO her former anchorage at the t,ro WI, * =
bng. supposed to be a neutral licensed YES
sci. came IN company VITA her. On SUM
day the s9ua dron cc,.,,stcd uf he Puict:e-y,
beividcre, merchant brig, 2 schrs. and
.sloops.
RgFaio, .qe,H -.
nr'g' Gen. WN. II. "iNDtn. arrived in ti,;,
village on Saturday last.
Extract of q letter to the Editors, dared
Albany, I'll April, 1918.
"General lloyd was in our city yesterday, and
We are told this day, that General Lewis. Generat
Boyd, and great number IT Field Oaicers are tn
leave here Tomorrow for BuEalo--and that tho
troops at Greenhns, aud those ut the different re.
cruiting stations, say about 1000 in all, will march
in thu course ofnext week for the same place.
and that you may expect before the LIST Of June,
an army at 10000 regular troops in Your vicinity
Lake ERIE, from present app. aranccs. will be
entirely clear Of within few days. we learn
By gentleman from Lewistown. that a csnnonn,iin
heard at IS IN. creek in the direction of itte
York.
A number of ship carpenters passed through this
place some time since for the navy yard at E,ie,
(Presqnlsle) Last week several sailors also pas
sed this village for the same place Ship carpen.
tcrs and saiors recently passed Pittsburgh destined
for Erie. 1t 10 stated that body of or 500 seq,
men & marines will he collected at Erie in ort
time Several sailors stationed at the Rock, have de-,
parted fo that place w un rstand that the re main
der are ordered tor Saekett's Harbor.
The vessels purchased by government last fall at
Black Rock, and intended to have been fitted cut
as an armed force on the lake, have UNDER
stand been absndoned-t being considered almost
impraeticable to tnw them up the rapids, while the
enemy were in possession OF the opposite shore.
II is stated in the Eastern prints, that Governor
Provost had r inforced Colonel Proctor at Maiden
with 2ooO troops. This cannot be. correct Infor-
nation from various sources authorizes the belief,
that the government Of Upper Canada ,canDot sup
port more troops than wha, they have had on duty
the last wintsr. The Indians at Maiden are stg-
Ted 10 have niosttp tet the service consequence.
Of their siort GHoSudnce. The bad state of the
roads would present almost insurmountable obsta
Gle to the msrch OF troops all the way from Kings
ton 10 Maiden.
Near one hundred Soldiers corpscs. which we're
buried last Fall on Flint Hi near Judge Granger's
have been removed and inferred in one common
spacious vault, Dr. Daniel Chapirsin th. town.
Gazette.