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FROM FRANCE.

Extract of a letter Jrom Portland, 10 the
KEEPER VI the Exchange Coffee House,
dated Jny 6. 1913.
" The sch. Thisfte, Captain CRowELL,
SO days from BordeGur, has just anchored
IN our harbor and brings French papers,
containing an account OF a battle having
been fought on the Sd Of May between
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VIRGINIA ARGUS.
X 4 & III III o ND:
THURSDAY, JULY IS, 1913.
ADJuTANT Generals OFF1cE,
Richmond, l2ih SsI, 1913.
GENERAL ORDERS

TIE Commander in Chief, in acknowledge.
ing the tender ofservice made by capt. Henry
St George Tucker and his brave comrades,
from Winchester and it, vicinity, seizes with
eagerness the opportunity il presents of express
sing his Gratitude To those meritorious citizens.
And although the recent movement of the enc
my and the position he now occupies, render it
unnecessary to accept of this p ,triotic tender,
yet the motive which produced it SD justly de-
serves, and the example they have furnished,
PLACED with others eta similar kind, will be at
iectiona,ely remembered as most Hattering To
her pride and character.
Byo. der OF the Governor or Commander in
Chief.
WM, w. HENING, ID. A.G.
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FREDERIcKSBURG July IA.
RICHMOND WASHINGTON VOLUN-

This band of Patriots arrived il town
Yesterday morning, on their way TO JOIN the
Northern Arny.-They were met 4 little
below the town by their" brethren In arms"
Captain Green's Company of Volunteers,
and escorted to the Town Hall A plentl-
iul dinner Lad been provided for them, and
and sum Of money subscribed for their
benefit.
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2 GENERAL ORDERS.
HD5U7'hNT' GEEERAL's ORR,
Richmond. Nm MN. I

Richmond, 12th Juiy, 1873.
ALL communications to the Governor, as
Commander is Chief of the Militia arc, in fu-
ture, TO DE made through the Adjatars Generals
department.
This regulation, of course, will not apply 10
cases IN which tie governor acts in hiS CTyil
capacity but communications on such subjects
will be addressed to him as before the war.
by order OF the Governor or Commander in
Chief.
WM. W. nINTNG, ID. a. C.
FoR
MOSES GREEN, A. C.
WON.
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Er,ract eta tenerJyo Mr. Limbaugh. rs
siS,ant .dgent, GaAd
CREEK AGENCY. June

CREEK AGENCY, June 50.
Gen. Wilkinson is now in the Nation on
his way to the North. He has sent AN ex"
press to Col Hawkins experimenting an at
tack from the War party. Capt Isaacs is
not killed, as was reported. He got safe to
,kauba,cAee-hs wife and FIVE others
were. The Cussetaus and Cowetaus la 9
all marched for Tooa aubatchee to jnin
the friendly Indians. The force of bath par
ties is equal as yet, butt am fearful the
War party will YET 10 be the strongest, as
their numbers increase daily.
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WASHINGTON CITY L,,v 10

Very late accounts have been received
from Mexico. which announce the Revoluti-
on'sts to have been every where success
ful, and to have brilliant prospects before
them. We shall publish the details in our
next.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-15

Letters have been received from Fort George.
Upper Canada, at which time every thing was
tranquil, no movement, having taken place since
our last acconcts. The Fourth of july was &C.
lebrated by the army viii. much glee.
H.
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eCT 1t is understood that the most infa-
nous means have been employed by the t.
nemY 10 STIR up the Indian, against us
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WISH TO HIRE
SIX Negro Men,

10 be employed 'n Farm for the present ysaps
3. q. ADAMS.
April 4. II.
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y order,) JNo. MYERS,
Caht. u .4ide de-Cants
HIS Erc. James BGr6otr,
GoUernor Of Ynghiia. 3
(OFFICiAL.)

An official report of thctil.ed an! wounded
in The attack on Hampton has just been receiv-
ed and ave IS folows-James MlSliso-, John
Acans, James Brazilian, Armager Parsons, ar
ter Longest, Tyler Crocket. and John Power,
killed. Fountain Di-kerson, Thomas Garten,
John ID Barr, Slightly Nathan Campbell, Jo-
seph Biggens, fsobt. Haibert, John Parrot, Lam
da Lindsay, (since dead) Aaron Tennis, (s;nce
dead) Carter Hunt, (sIightiy) Thomas Parsons,
Slightly john Charles, lsIishiiy) Thos. Wat
kins, (ssighdy) Richagd Waugh, and Lames
Holloway, wounded. A1nry Robinson, l,...oii.
or.
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g. s IL. Waite's
LIST OF PRIZES
DRAwyIS THE
Pennsylvania Grand State
LOTTERY.

Eighteenth Days Drawing.
No. 1926 prize Of 900
1919 100
8467 so
2l25 57sS 1868 1865 20
The following Prizes are yet in the wheel.
Prize Of S $4,000 10 Prizes Of 500
do. 2O,O0O % do. 900
3 do. 10000 ST do. 100
do. 5000 Besides proportion
10 do. 1000 ave number Of Sl2
8 20, &c. &c.
- Tickets, halves ard quarters in variety
OF numbers, for sale at Samuel Peasants Book
Store, Richmond, where a list OF the drawings
IS regularly received, and Tickets examined
gratis. Orders from the country particularly
attended to.
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The tabor Of LyiaS. Last winter the Eide
raj Republican and 9TH tory prints. very seri-
ously asserted t;lst Napolean Bonaparte was
dead. When the'republican prints laughed at
this fabrication and denied the assertion, they
were denounced by the torres as creatures SER
vllely devoted TO France lie is not, i, seems,
nevertheless dead yet. And TO escape from the
Charge OF the tory lie, the Federal Republican
has, within month past, filled its volumes with
Dialogues cftke Dead, on the supposition that,
MIR. Jefferson and others had descended TO the
shades. This was done to give the original
iaiseood turn, if they had meant thar, TOO,
rs fiction however, We very we'll romem.
Der that Bonaparie's death was, insis' ed on at
the time in the most solemn manner; and, il
the reader of Wagner and Hanson's chronicle
of scurrilty, are now to be told that the editors
acre only iaEgaiag anthem, we think those rea-
ders will iud It pretty difficult to tell when
their political instructors are in earnest. The
labor the lie las occasioned, at any rate, is pro
digiouS---it l,as cost honest Jacob at least the
scribbIing OF twenty columns.
c. The letter giving further account fthe
outyages at Hampton inserted in the last Argus
was written BY til gallant Capt. Cooper, to he
Lieut.. Governor of ylrs inil, Charles a. 1zaiio-
n, Esq.
Mavied-On The SR inst. By the Rev'd JOHN
| BUcHANAN, On. ALEXANDER ID. CALI, o.
The city fWilfianrs6Eys, 10 Miss MARY GALL
| cfthiS place.
- On Tuesday EVeniHg he 29h Of e1fune
| BY the Reed Ma MILLS, Dr.. CiRiSTOPHEH
| HUBBARD, Of this Ctr, 10 tke Beautiful MISS
CATHERINE CorTRELL, Of Hing William
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Mayieli-On the SM inst. By the Pev'd JoHx
BUcHANAN, On ALEXANDER ID. GAIT, OF
The CITY Of Viliianlsbuys, 10 Miss MANY GALL
ofthis blaze
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BOOKS

BOOKS.
Just received and FOR SALE by S. Peasants.
koke1y, by Waher Scott,
Cheat.p6riand's Travels in Greece, Pales-
tine, Egypt afh b rbaIy,
Morse,s onlve1al Geosraphy,~new edition,
Jeferson,s.Sfnh0el,
Bacon's Abr dgment,
Hening's Justice,
Lemprierex Classical Dictionary,
Ganilh orsPolitical Economy,
Tales of Terror,
Naval Songster,
Military. Companion,
Scots Works, complete in vols.
rost Captain, &c. &c.
June S, 1918.
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New Books,

New Books, :.
'"sFREek1VxD AND FOR SALE BIZ SxM'r
FLsASANTs, Richmond.
Magee on atonement and 5acr,ace.
owen on Spiritual Nlndecness.
'eGa's DevotIons.
DtvIes's Sermons.
Young Ministers, az s. S,oddard
Scott Family Bible Vol Oh, octave
- Atlas. H
christians Ob4 trver, no. .3.,,aE11lssl
Stevens ArtiIlelRS1zS -
Pockel GsssFcr
AinsworTh's bic ionam
Johason's Dictionary ID sfinissuse.
Ree's Cyciopedia, vot*t22 part
ounce 10 the oficEs OF the Army, &c. y
i.oKeby poem. Wy WALTZ Scott y,
Chateaubriand's &vels in Greece. pSfsip5
tine, Egypt, and Barl}afy.
SSetcies OF Intellectual Education. 1n;a
on domestic Economy, aluEes sed to MOI, ,u
by Mrs Grant.
influence OF Literature upon Societv-Bv
,i"uan.e DE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES memoir Of
nc Lie and Writings 1 the Au nor
1aies by the rev George Cr.bh
Watts Sermons-A new etiition- , vol,mea
Octave. '''N''es
hamsay's History ofseAe american Reyolutio.
-anew edition.
An Academy for Grown IIorsemen, eo,ta;r.
ing the completest Instructions for WALKING.
lrSung, Gathering, Gallopng, Stumbling. s.
Iumbling-By Godfrey Gambado. Ea,s III.
ding"Masier, Master of the Horse, and Grand
Equerry to the Doge otSAenice- illustrated,
with 10 Caracatures
The MonasteryofSt. Colddsb or the At,ho.
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Children of the Abbey, &c &c.
Home; A Novelty Miss Cullen. dauSh,ep
OF the celebrated Doct Cullen. -,
The Young Mother; or Albinia-a Move.
history OF the Discovery of America; OF tho
landing OF our foretathers at Plymouth, and Of
their most remarkable Engage ments with the
Indians, IN N. England. from theirassst Iand,ne
IN 1920, until the final subjugation Of the natives
IN 1679-To which is added, theil)cfcat If Gems,
Braddoek, Harmar, and ST Clair, BY the Indi.
ans at the Westward, &c.-Also. the ofie,al
account of the late Defeat of the Indians on the,
Wabash, by Gov. Harrison. BY Henry Tr,,rs.
bull.
Marian, novel, in two volumes.
Oaiamitles OF authors, including some enuuiries
respecting their moral and literary charss tsvsS,
Sant0 Sebassapo, or the Young Protector.
Good Menff Modern Date.
Things by mir right names.
Colman's Poems. -
Chest rfeld's Letters 20 his Son.
NeJecteeisAddresses, or the new TheaA
The Emerald Isle, Poem.
INC HIsllanders, and other poems.
Fosters Essays.
Hen'ng and Munford's Reports. 4 vsf,.
MunfOrd's Reports, vol. LIST.
ituieS and Articles Of War, &c. &c
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- Nqticc.
PERSONS in wl(se possession any of the
poeticator oihen itings Qf Benjamin Bates,
late %, Of t Hanover may be, wi,
copies thereof q maud, to the editor q.
this paper. Nice isspar;iculariy al
dressed TO the former pupils OF the deceased
5ih month, Goth. E. off
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OLD AND V.fLUABLE
ESIA BLISHMENT
FOR SALE.


My long and continued i'll health, will com.
pei me to relinquish my present pursuits
therefore offer Il + Sale, the Printing Office and
Establishment of the
s. Petersburg Inteltigencer. 1"
This establishment is one of the oldest and
q have no hesitation. iRssying) one of the most
valuable in the Slyte.of krginia.-The sub.
scription list to tNsiYaps Dis daily augnentinc
The advertising custop35s extensive, and highly
lucrative. At the pfesvat time, there are per
haps few situations thai. hfford more certain
means OF a.stesdy and gehstsl support. The
patronage awarded ,o@he fPer, is not aeeting
years it has conti adfo it's cheering se' in,
huence, and to rewsfd (aH7fiy reward) the zeal
and industry of tilc>sr}Sds preprietors. AT no
time since the existence of the establishment.
has this patronage flowed more warmly than NJ
the present period.
The Printing Office is abuntlantly supplied
with every requisite material-has always had
and Will, no doubt, retain (under proper man
agemenD fu 1 share Unemployment in the va.
rIous branches.
price ofthe establishment and otherparti
culars, may b. known by written or personal an.
piIcations to me. Letters postage paid) will
receive respectful attention..
0JPersons who have subscribed, and maid
IN advance to a certain period, as we'll as those
who may continue to do so, are assured, that
IN case a sale is effected, an arrangement will
he made to insure them their papers during lie
full period for which they may have paid.
JOHN DICKSON.
Petersburg, Va. }
June LIST, 1913. %ws.
W The editors of>the Virginia Argus, Nor.
folk Herald, National IntellEencer, Balfimors
American and Boston Patriot, are solicited 70
give the above a few Insertions in their resnee.
tive papers.
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Mir. HENRY ]. KENNEDY.

SIR,
and have no agent Herein known TO us, you will
please TO take NJ Zee, that shall on tn, sday,
the twenty-nint lay June, at James Gamer
S Vine ss. Sss~st The Arch naas
ct 8o'ciock, X NJ hid s o'cioca, p. NJ. proc eed
to take the dep9S Ion Of Mark Queendler, to
be read IN evid< e in a suit instituted in the
Husungs Courtof Richmond, wherein you are
Plaintiff & John and William Miller Desis. nd
at which time and place you may attend if you
please.
J & w. MILLER.
Richmond. May 81. 4wks
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Notice.

r. OMMrfTED - the GAIL of Buckingham
~ county, on I, ls.jf6f March last, as a
Runaway, a NE 20 Mn by the name of
N A n X.
lie had en- vi coy hitted to Jail, an old me-
gro cotton ket Overslls, pretty much
worn; is al iiv eet ten inches high and APP
pears to ID Bout IS years OF age The said
Frank says he belongs TO MIR. GraBgs, and
was hired to Peter Huh, Waterman. The
owner is requested to take him away, snd pay
charges, otherwise lie viii be dealt with as the
law directs.
BOILING BRANCH, Sailor.
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!he Sovereign Ointment fo1
the Itch,

Which is warrantcu a. infalilhie re
nedy at ore application. and may be
,scd win he most perfec, safety ~
.reenant women, or on infants :. week
id. 10, containing particl, Of mercu-
y or al dangerous ingredients what
yer, and is not accompanies with ha,
smart w:icn attends TIE ex-
.;A,tion q. other RENE lies
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/. ~. ,v.nty third ef Apgik 10

this twenty tnro ~ h1Wi
lgss. i ~ Eord one thousand eight
hui hundred aud ten, 70 be fully eo aD
ed and cndsd. ,,.,,hea,,
and date tirsi above written
''N W THOMAS P III, = 5 =.
Signed sealed and delivered IN ,, Us
s.sn.e of co G PRESBuRY
In consequence Of the above authority
vested in me, arising from q con.racl
With Dir. T. Paul, / hereby appoint .he
sa,,aw;n. persons the only agents tor tine
s.,s If Pspl's Columbian Oil, in the CITY.
..f Rs,,imore. viz. DR.. Edme Ducatel'
SION Of the Golden head, No. 70 Mar,
se,s,ree, A,essrs. Henry Kerr <
Son, Druggists, sign Of Celsus's Head q:
No ass Marke,-st. near the eornsf u
Howard-st DocL Jesse Talbot drug
o.s, cnrner Of Hanover and Market-sts
Messr.. Warner and Hanna, s'ationers
corner of Gay and Market SIS. Messrs'
G. sR Wai,'s Lottery Office, eornei
ofS,. Psurs Lane and Market-st. A
Nil,enberger, Stationer, No 10 sign
If Franklin, n. Howard-st. Messrs'
I,bn & Thomas Vance, S,ationers, No
ia Niarke:.st.-.H FeRs Point, by
Or. Henry Dorry, Druggist NO o..
Market-st. and Nathaniel hn'g" o'a'
toner. Fell's..treet-CRy Of HashHS
tsn Mcssrs. Darid OFT, s Co. Drug
sists.-PiRadelihia. Mr.. Thomas Love
A. Dr.. Edwin a. As!ec's, No. ?S Noto
9TH ST. John Y. Bryant, Druggist
Corner Of I'd and Pine-Street-Jere'
n1ish Morris. Druggist. No. 2sS Mar
ke.-s.ree,--Stephen North, Druggist
No. IS High st. between "a and &
streets. Hlessrs. Crowl s. Segar, DI %
fists, Market st.-Nt51 York. Messrs
| jo,n s. Tho,na. L, Clark, Druggists
Maiden Lane, Messrs. Laurence .
Reese Druggists. Pearl st. Messr.. u
sR Waites's. Nos SO and e., Nader
L.ne-York rovn, DR.. John Fisher
Drag -.dnuctoHs. Messrs. Chllds S
| shaw.-Gsorge Tom. DR.. John OF
| Drus-Lareaster. DR.. Samuel FAN
ncstock, Drug.-hnrrisburg. DR.. JONI
c Wrestling, Drug.-Eesf'n. u mo
mas H. Dawson, Dru5.-Pefe.s6nrs
Trg Messrs. Love and Cutler, Drug
eists.-EaScrstown. u. Frederick Nj
ier,Druggis,.-Freae'1cs's'sn. DR.; Hh'
S. Miller, Observation-Disclosures. Mes
John * Abn Miller, Drugeists.-Han
oyer. Messrs. Frederick * VIM. Sauer
mann, Druggists.-CarHsl.. DR.. JOIN
Fahnestock. Druggist.-Brook pM'
Montgomery co., Mr.. Brice Gassa"ay
AND IN 8LExANDRIA, s1
RICHARD H. LITTLE, Druggist.
Also, wholesale or retail. at my Drug
and Patent Medicine Store, No. l6
sign of the Mortar, Centre Marhe'
Space, Baltimore.
JOHN LOVE.
March % lawSm
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HanlltOn's Worm destroy.
ING LOZengeS

This medicine bears no analogy what
ever to others Of a similar title so com
monty complained of as operating with
violence Oh the contrary. apac,icular
excellence of this remedy is il. benz
suited to every age andconstitusion l
contains nothing but what is perfectly
innocent, and is SO mild In its operati-
on that it cannot inure- the tsRderest
infant OF a week old, should no worms
exist in the body /; but will, without
pain, or gripping, cleanse the stomach
and bowels, OF whateveris foul or Of
fensiVe, and thereby prevent the pro.
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July "a
LEES ELIXIR.

A sove sisn reEAedj ior colds, obsti
nate cougas, catar"ghs. as,hmas. sor
1mosts AID 2pp:' aching CO sumptions
Mcssrs. Michael Lee, e Co.
l,u r. at b7r,y to use my nams
IA tie recommegd ation ofLee's Elixir
vs. from repeated trials have found il
IN excellent remedy for colds, coughs
sc.
RI. BsRRY.
BALTIMORE, June 90 $50.
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Messrs. Michael Lee e Co.


was attacked with most violeni
cold severe cough and pain il the
breast. which continued to grow worss
during which my appetite fsi'eds IN
ny voice altered SO much that it WA
nth the utmost exertion could rro-
ounce a single sertcnee louder tbs
my breath. Some Of my friends hay.
8 observed to me that much 600.
mad been done by the use of Lees I,
iix'r aqvised me to procure bot''
from Messrs Warner, and Ham,
which accordingly did--snd to the.
persons unacquainted with the meri
o! thus medicine, it will appear as
hshlps that three Goses should remos
Tue pans IN my breast, ana the use o
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AN n.E1C.\i Or
AN ntNIO = I UT
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Patent & Family Medicines,

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Ofmost diseases to which The Human
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PARTICUL iR1Y
Worms, Coughs and -olds, Asthma
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Ache, Corns. Itch, Diseases Of the
yes. Ring Worms, letters, &c In.
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Female Complaints, Hopping Cough.
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The Proprietor has every possible
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ottnese Pills, taken oace in every two
weeks, during the prevalence of cur
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earle: stages of those diseases, their
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Lees Elixir lo,il
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FEBRUARY 5
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-10

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KITTY MsCLAIN,
Corner of Spruce and Fifth streets.
The Public will please to take Nc
ICE that Paul's Patent Columbian Oil,
will always be sold in bottles which
ontain the word, PAUL'S PAT ENT
COLUMBIAN OIL. in the Glass {;
he B..t,les Sealed with nay Initials l
{. in Red Wax. and the outside Label
,isned by me with Red Ink, JOHN
LOVE without which true characters.
lcs none will be genuine.
APPOINTMENT OF. AGENCY.
These are to certify, that Thomas
Paul late of Philadelphia, now OF the
city of Baltimore, state OF Maryland
inventor and sole proprietor Of a medi-
,ine known at present by the name of
aaus's Pateat Columbian Oil, have ap.
pointed, and by these presents do here
~ constitute and app int Dr.. jo.n Love
ofthe city OF Baltimore druggist, my
ole agent for the United States Of A
nerica end their dependencies, for the
purpose ef selling or vending the afore
/: aid colunlian Oil; and that he is
ereby authorised to appoin. an agent
ar agents under him for the purpose
ASoresaid. This agency is to continue
otthe space or term of seven years, com.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-11-25
THE SUBSCRIBER

HAVING lately removed from the
L l. state of Maryland to this place,
solicits the patronage of the owners Of
Mills, by employing him in his line of a
Millwright. Being versed 10 the build
ing of Mills, and the late invented ma.
elmer, belonging or arpertaining thereto
he win engage 20 complete the work good
and bearing inspection. ANY person
wishing to employ him, ma, find him at
lis house opposite Mr.. Jacob Bishops
smiths shop, in Mar,insbursh, or by leav.
ing word with MIR. Ohm Shober.
IOHN MYERS.
April SO, 1918. (t.f)
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-11-25
Land For Sale.

TIE subscriber wishes to sell the Land,
whereon he now lives, lying near Darkes-
vile in Berkeley County, on the waters OF
Middle Creek, containing 1877 acres, guam
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, very convenient Dwelling House,
Kitchen. Smoke House, Barn and Stables.
For terms apply TO the subscriber living on
the premises.
PETER KREPS.
NovemberA, 1918.