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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-05
NEw.YoRK, February

NEw.YoRk, February 10.
Extract of letter from Salem, dated
on Tuesday.
Is In the midst of a severe snow storm
valuable prize ship, loaded with sugar
and rum, arrived at Marblehead, prize
to Mr.. Crowninshield's private armed
ship america. She has captured another
vessel which has arrived at Kennebec,
with timber, comprising the whole frame
Of seventy: four, of Quebec oak, from
Quebec for London. Two more prizes
to the America are hourly looked for at
Salem"
The Hornet, we understand, arrived
off St. Salvador before the Constitution
sailed for Boston. 1t is said that there
was lying at the former port. a British
sloop of war of % guns. Lieut.. Law
renee, of the Hornet, sent in challenge
to the commander of the sloop of war,
and commodore cambridge pledged his
honor not to interfere in the combat.
The challenge however was declined.
The Hornet remained on the coast, with
the hopes of yet meeting the sloop OF
war. The latter has, it is said, one mil.
lion seven hundred thousand dollars on
board.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-05
Loudon Land for sale.

THE subscriber is authorised 70 cell.
i and now offers for sale, two Tracts
Of Land, in Loudon county, Virginia,
belonging to WIN. d. DIocRs, ESQ.
the one containing about 1000 acres, ly-
ing on and adjoining the Short Hills,
and known by the name of the Shore
Hill Tract, within short distance of
the river Potomac and Harper's Ferry
on which there are several very valuable
mill scats-The other known by the
name Of the Valley Tract. within FIVE
or six miles of the town of Leesburgh.
and containing about 100 acres. Both
these tracts of land are very fertile, are
situated in thickly populated neighbour
hoods, and are a. well calculated for
farming as any lands in the county of
Loudon. Each tract will either be sold
altogether, or will be divided in such
manner as may best accommodate pur-
chasers, The subscriber will attend in
person at the house Of Mr.. JENNINGS.
on the Short Hill Tract, and AZ the house
of Mr.. Gyeenieose, on the Valley Tract.
about the 18th March next, for the pur-
pose of showing the premises, and Of
giving such information as may be de.
sirable to persons inclined to purchase.
It not sold at private sale by the 18th
OF April next, the said land viii be of
fered at public sale, to the highest bid
der, On that day, at PIERs's Tavern, in
the town of Leesburgh. The ssle to
continue from day 10 day, until the
whole of the land shsll be sold.
The terms of payment will be, one
third part of the purchase money in hand
on the day of the sale, the balance to be
paid in one, two, and three annual in-
stalmeuts.
Persons who may wish 70 forward let.
ters TO the subscriber, viii please direct
70 him, Stafford Court. House, Virginia.
E. MASON,
Attorney in Fact.
Stafford county. Va.
Feb OF 1914.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-05

TO the Freeholders and Hense-keepeys OF
fhe Town Of Marfns6urgh.
THE following persons win be very
Il generally supported at the election
thar 10 70 take place on the ssh of April
next, OF TRUSTEES for the town of
Martinsburgh.
Ii is entirely certain thar the interests
OF the town cannot be committed to hes.
ter hands.
OBED WAITE,
ELISHA BOYD,
David HUNTER,
WILLIAM GREGORY,
JOHN s. HARRISON.
THOMAS G. SMITH.
EDWARD A. GIBBS.
March S. 1914
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-05
Public Sale of Lands.

By virtue eta decrsfui order made ~ the
County Court Of Berkeley, IN sn;f in
Chancery, svherein Bcthuel Middle.
ton Is complainant, and the Aeiss Of
William Hopgood, deceased, are dc.
PENDANTS, ve, the subscribers, Or some
t1vo ef Us, wiH sell at public sale, to
the highest bidder, for Cash, on sAs
1ath day Of April next, at the door or
the Court. House in Marsins6ureh..
Berkeley county. Virginia,
A Tract of Land, lying ON
the waters Of Back Greek, in said county
OF Berkeley. containing about one hun
dred and .hirty-three acres. This land.
lies near the place on which Mr.. Bethuel
Middleton now lives, who will shew the
same to any person who may call on him
previous to the day Of sale.
ELISHA BOYD,
OBED WAITE,
JOHN X. COOKE,
Commissioners
March S, 1915.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-05
Public Sale.
March S, 1915.

W'A be sold, at Public Sale, on FRIDAY
the 26sh instant, at the residence Of
the subscriber, near Riner's Nh,
Horses, Cows, Sheep and
Hogs, variety Of Household < Kitchen
Furniture, Looms and Tackling, Grain
in the ground, Farming Utensils. and
quantity OF Bacon-..-with . number of
other articles. Nine months credit will
be given for all sums above two dollars,
the purchasers giving bond, with approv-
ed security: for all sums under two dol
lars, cash. The sale to commence early
in the day. DANIEL GWIN.
March S, 1918.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-05

enemy had so killed and foi wounded
certainly (among the latter capt. Lam
bert mortality but by letter written on
board this ship 10y one of the officers of
the Javs) and accidentally found, is is
evident that the enemy's wounded must
have been much greater than as above
stated, and who must have died of their
wounds previously TO their being remov-
ed. The letter states 60 killed and ITO
wounded.
The Java had in addition to her own
crew, upwards of 100 supernumerary
officers and seamen to join the British
ships OF war 10 the East Iudies also
Lieutenant General Hislop. appointed
to the command of Bombay, Major
Walker and Captain Wood of his staff,
and Captain Marshall, master and CON.
mander 10 the British navy, going to the
East Indies to take command of sloop
of war there.
Should l attempt to do justice by re.
presentation TO the brave and good con.
duct of all my officers and crew during
the action, should fail in the attempt (,
then efore suffice il TO say, that the whole
of their conduct was such as TO merit
my highest enSomiums. l beg leave to
recommend the officers particularly to
the notice of government, as also the
unfortunate seamen who were wounded,
and the families of those brave men who
fell in the action.
The great distance from our own coast
and the perfect wreck we made the enc
my's frigate, forbad every idea of at.
tempting to take her to the u. States
had therefore 10 alternative but burn.
ing her, which l did on the slst ul'imo,
after receiving all the prisoners and their
baggage, which was very tedious work
only having one boat lief, out of eight
and not one left on board the lava.
On blowing up the frigate Java, pro-
ceeded to this place, where l have land
ed all the prisoners on their parole, &c
return to England and there remain un
til regularly exchanged, and not to serv.
in their professional capacities in an,
place or in any manner whatever agains
the United States Of America, until sucl
change is effected.
have the honor to be, sir, with tn
greatest respect, your obedient humbl
servant,
WILLIAM BAINBRIDGE.
Hon. Secretary Of the Navy,
City Of Washington.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-05
To be Let,

For ons or frvo ye0rs,
THE HOUSE wherein CORNELIUS
KELLY keeps Tavern, at the
Sign ofthe american Arms,
Situated on the Main street, and one of
the best stands in Martinsbursh for travel
ling custom. Possession will be given
on the first day of April next. inquire
of IGNATIUS O'FERRALL.
March S, 1913.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-05
For Hire,

Fror, the present time until Christmas
next,
A stout healthy Negro
MAN, who is a very able hand, and
well acquainted with farming.-Also,
A young Negro Woman.
Inquire of the Printer.
March S. 1918.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-05

Clover Seed for Sale.
HAVE now on hand, a quantity of
l. CLOVER SEED, which I will sell
on reasonable terms for cash. II 10 of
the best quality, brought from Pennsyl.
vania, and the produce of different soils.
VIM. RUSH.
March S, 1918. IS
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-05

court Oh Appears AZ tVtiaTs SUCH as pSaC-
sice in the Superior courts OF Chancery and
not in the Court of Appeals, 20 dollars
Provided, that if an attorney who has paid
his tax in the inferior court, shall wish af-
forwards to practice in the Superior court,
he shall be allowed to do so, on paying in
addition to the tax he has paid so much as
will make it equal to the tax paid in the
said Superior court, SC. &c. ProUidsd also,
that no Attorney shall be-bound to pay more
than the amount of one tax in the highest
grade of courts in which he may practice.
On every License to sell merchandise of
foreign growth and manufacture, by whole
sale and retail, 60 dollars
On every ditto to retail such merchan-
die, % dollars.
Proc idsd, that any farmer or planter is
to be at liberty to sell salt, tea, sugar, mo
lasses, coffee, spices, iron or steel to his
neighbors, when such articles are purcha-
sed as a return load for his produce Sc. car
ried to market.
For license to pedlar of dry goods,
Is dollars.
To do. trading in tin or pewter 90 dolls.
To any exhibitor of any public show 2
dollars in each county, city, SC. where the
same shall be exhibited.
On every license to any person to make
sale of any tickets in any Lottery, not au-
thorised by the laws Of this state, 80 dol
lars
A license for mandatory or stemmery
of tobacco, now OF to be, established in any
corporation, city or borough or within S
miles of one, so dollars.
A 70 or Gptn 81
to vend any medicines or drugs, 90 dollars
Provided, that the same be not held liza
BILE to pay for a license as wholesale OF
retail merchant.
On every license to Physicians and
Surgeons to practice medicine OF surgery
in this commonwealth for fee or reward,
l2 l-2 dollars provided that no person
pay for more than one license for practising
both Medicine and Surgery.
On every auctioneers license to sell ir
any city or corportion any goods, wares OF
other property real or PERSONAL dollars
Besides the last tax, every auctioneer II
to pay on all sales OF real property one
sixth of one per cent. on the amount o
sales on sales Ct groceries fourth of on,
per cent on the same on sales OF goods
and personal property tother than grocc
ries,) one third Of one per cent. &c.
| Each Clerk ef the several county, cor
poration, and all the superior courts, t.
pay on or before the lst day of Februar,
next into the treasury per cent upon thu
amount of his fees charged or received TO
the year 1913; ProUided, such amount ex
cceds 1000 dollars.
\ All free negroes and mulattoes above !,
years, to pay poll tax of dollar so cents
with the exception of such as are bound on
as apprentices.
From the first day Of May next, every
piece of rellum, parchment or paper upon
which shall be written or printed any not
or bill made payable or negotiable, OF which
may be paid or negotiated at either of the
Banks of Virginia or their branches, tt
pay at the following rates.
Above 100 dollars and not exceeding
5OO-25 cts
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-05
g6e i8a5efte.
Martinsburgh, March 5.

The bill reported by the committee on
Ways and Means for the partial suspen-
sion of the Non. Importation act, and for
other purposes, was discussed on Satur-
day 10 the House of Representatives.
snd SO much of il as relates to the repeal
of the non-imPortstion act was rejected
by very large majority. Tha, question
is settled for the present. The remain
der of the bin Is yet under discussion.
Nat. Intel.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-05
NAVAL vICToRY-OFFICLAL.


Copy ofa letter fran Commodore William
Bainbridge, to the Secretary Of she
Navy, dated
u. S. FRI GATE CONSTITUTION,
St Salvatore, Sd Ian. 1918.
SRI have the honor tofnform you,
that on the 29th ult. at p. M. south
LAT. IS, s.. and west long, SO, about ten
leagues distance from the coast OF Bra
zils. fell in with and captured his Bril-
tannic Majesty's frigate Java of 40 guns
and upwards of 400 men, commanded
by Captain Lambert, very distinguish
ed officer. The action lasted hour SIS
minutes, in which time the enemy was
completely dismasted, not having spar
of any kind standing. The loss on board
the Constitution was 9 killed aud Is
wounded, as per enclosed list. The
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-05

THE election of Trus-
tees for the town of Mar
tinsburgh will take place
on Monday the 9Th day of
April next. 81.
March s. 1918.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-05

1t appears that the ancient dominion,
though not inclined TO contribute its aid
to the support of the general govern.
ment, is BY no means backward in pro.
viding for itself. Its legislature has laid
long list of heavy taxes for the support
OF the state government, for the ensuing
year amongst which the most remark.
able are those upon lawyers and Jack
asses, pleadings and lottery tickets, print.
ing presses and grist mills, physicians
and n'ounfe6dnhs. Aiex. Gae.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-05

The Senate yesterday re-considered
their vote OF the preceding day for post
poping till Nav the bill regulating the
employment of foreign seamen in the
armed vessels and merchant service of
toe II. States, and ordered the bin to be
read third time. ID.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-05

And for every 1000 above 5000 dollars
twenty five cents additional Provided tina,
ifany such note shall be payable at or with
in so days, the same shall be subject only
to the following rates:
For each above go dollars and not ex-
ceeding 100 cts
100 500--l0 cts.
500 10000 cts.
And for every = 1000 above 1000, IS cts.
additional.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-05

The bill for an Extra Session in MAY,
wants only she signature of the Presiden,
Of the u. States to become law. ID.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-05
From the Richmond ENQUIRER.

We lay,before our readers the contents
cfthe Revenue Bill which passed the House
of Delegates on Thursday, and the Senate
or Saturday. The average of increase on
the cid taxes is about enc third-besides,
the various new subjects of taxation will
be found in the budget.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-20
BY AUTHORITY.
AN ACT.

Artherising Che admission, under certain elrcurn.
stances OF vessels owned by citizens of the Unit.
States OF America, with their cargoes, from Brr..
ish ports beyend the cape ii Good Hope.
BE 1T enacted by the .Srnate and House Of Re.
presenfatioes Of the United States of .,s1eiica N
Congress assembled, That in ali cases where
goods, wares and merchandise, bona fide tie pro.
perry oil citizen or citizens of the United States,
nave been imported into the United States from
British ports beyond the Cape of Good Hope, for
the eargoes Of which vessels bonds have been re.
CURED, At tn port or place Of shipment FROM and
have been given by the owners sgents, consgnees
or supercargoss OF such vessels, that the careoes
thereof shs be delivered or landed at some mort on
place IN the United States and the person or per.
sons Interested in such goods wares or merebsnd.
We or concerned IN the importation thereof, have
incurred thereby, any fine, penalty and forfeiture,
or have delivered the same into the nossessjop or
custody OF the United States, on such person nett
uonink for relief TO any Judge or court proper TO
near The same in pursuance Of the provisions of the
sct, entnied an act 10 provide for mitigating AVID
remtiDg the fines, forfeitures and DeDaliies in c.r
tam eases therein mentioned" and on tie facts b.
mS shown, Oh inquiry had by said Judge or court
stated aud transmitted as by said is reqsired to
Tue Secretary OF the Treasury in all such cases
wherein IL sbsll be proved, TO his satisfaction that
SAID goods, wares and merchandise, at the time OF
their shipment, were bona ide owned by a citizen
or citizens of the United States and for the land.
ihS or delivery OF which, at some port or place in
The United States, bonds were required and given
as aforesaid, the Secretary of the Treasury is here
by directed to remit all fnes, penalties aud forfei-
lures, which may have been incurred in conse-
queHce OF such shipment, importation or iinporia.
lions, to deliver up possession OF the said vessels
goods, wares and merchandise, the owners Il, re.
OF upon the costs and charges thar have arisen Or
may arise being psid, and the duties PAYABLE on
soch goonS waressnd merchandize, or which would
have been payable it they had been legally imported.
being paid or SECURED to he paid according TO law,
as II the same had been imported and entered at
The time OF the release thereof, and also To direct
the prosecution, or prosecutions, If any shall have
been Instituted for the recovery of sucl, fine, pens
ties ard iorfetures, TO cease snd be discontinued .
froSided, That nothing in this act contained shall
extend or he construed to extend toa remissisn OF
or exemption hom any fine, penalty or forfeiture
which has been or may be incurred Cor breach of
any law or lava of the United States other than
such as prohibit tie admission into the United States
ct Eoods,"ares and merchandise, imported as aiore
said. ~
Approved-Jan 81, 1915. -
JAMES MADISON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-20
w aShiilgton Col!evc.

sSfiiS lnsrtutiun, distinguished until late
a y ty the name of Washington Ac;tle
my, has heretofore xbouo under cons ,cra biz. eu
bsrrassments.
The Academy buildings were twice DESTROYED Inv
ire. The expence OF erecting new buildings. and
OF procuring an extensive lot adjoining the town nj,
Lexington, deemed more eligible than the former
situation, involved the trustees in oeuts which be,
riends did not enable them to discaars. until ia,,
".
Their debts being how paid, they have been able.
to s''d another professorship to the Colleae and
10 place the Grammar Schonl under more. adj an.
tsgeous arrangement, than had been he in
their power. The professor of LANG uayes has k,,
upon himself the responsibility of the Grammar
Glasses, and will attend them in person.
An addition, 1t is expected, will SHORTLY he made
~ the library apparatus; and the ssientiic course
Will be somewhat enlarged.
1t 'aay be pepper 10 give notice. tina, students
no intend to enter the COLLEGE CLASSES.
without Spending any time in the Grammar school
must come prepared for an examination in VIRGIL,
the Hrcck Testament, the Minor Dialogues OF 1 ue;
so. AND the four first rules of Arhm.tc
! ihosc who omit the languages in their course al
study, may enter the Mathematical or Sou,o,none
Class, % acquainted with the four first rules of A
! rithme,ic.
Students who come, % they too often do wholly
uracquanted with Prosody, and imperfect in their
| SNntsx, must spend sou,e time In the Grammai
! School
/ me additional expences which will he incurred
Under The new arrangements, have made il nerrs
sa to tx tie price OF tuition At fifteen dollars In.
Session. :
| The sessions. as heretofore, will commence or
| tae tard Wednesaaya of May and N november, res
| positively.
! So, BY order Of the B0ayG.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-20

WILLKain P.4TYERSON
II fesu doors 6elo7, H- Ben Taucrn.
Has on hand handsome assortment II
SEAS ONABLE GOODS
Among which are the following articles.
White, black, lead, slate and brown Leyan,;ne
~ Si,as
~, 10 - 90 DO Lustrins,
Barcelona Shawis enc Haudke rcbefs
n" ei' game assortment Of plain and Ggure, Gatt;n
and Lustrins Ribbons, ~,
Laced Veiis aud Sleeves r. '
Long and short yellow Nankeero,
Blue, do
IS and IA Cotton shrtine,
~ MaddapolIam dc
: and 6 Cambria,
JAe0aet Cambria and Muslia.
Figured Splernct Muslin < Lam.
Cotton Csssi;ner aud YOyS Stripe
Superiine light Cacocs aud Ginehams
Cloths. Csssimer-s, s c. 6<c.
and has row on ahe road from PhiIadeIphsa, e
turther supply; All OF which he viii dispose Of On
moderate iermg.
Nav H. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-20
Ns.a EstG6!ielmepf cF.sc
LASLE. TAVERN.

EffSDE & JOHN G. MoSSS, wiSh 70 snfor,,.
Wv the,r Eri-a1s ANA, the ruhhc Il. sea.rsl, ti.,;
,aey lave !oaSi., oat ti,e hate prcprie,ors OF H.
establishment, and ta,sG-y uiAs possess,on u tb>
j. A CIR. TASE n,
Iii, their tntsu,iou a,, t!,ey wcuiiy eugsseu
ia tasas proper, steps, 10 this re-
Specialize establishment, not merely 10 eleeant
and satiartosy state us i; has " ANY ieriod exit,.
ted, but to give II new anu interesting &,A:1 pub
Ito a;te,.ion AND patronage. io,a,ssss: with Just
ideas Of what is die the unber sud
Is Of ttc individuals who at all TIMES haze evincsd
disposition to make It their resort, the pressLt pro-
petors determined to render i;s ouih; liz every
respect wuslhy OF favor snj sop,~s,. for tits rur
pose, they planning in evesy Department. OF its
comprehensive rrwrge snt, s.,cE re;,s ~ an.-a.
tons, and imrIoyement. the most ju,,ieilus a.
tehtiOm 10 the accommodation on it iiitHts in tcwu
end country can sugyrst. As ,he eonpsss ct the
establishment is sufficiently extensive IL s,!n., q
complete system IL aisn.e .aen,s, they purpose 10
embrace w',hn the scope Of their attention wi,ae-
yer may sc,iues IL the convenience ana sals ~,
OF thereby iifeuds, or the a;r-es0. reception snd
entertainment VI individuals or families from the
country. Travelling company Viii lad proinpi
aud cheerful attention both ~ ,s selves and their
equipage, and every e.ioS will be made to render
them, gphife under the uiaSs If the Ggie, pleased
ind grati!ed with the olcusness O, their si,u
atom.
Aware ofthe importance aud necessity of iilircnt
uton to faithful discharge OF the duties Of the
stables, the proprietors viii supcrinte,d with the
strictest vigilance the Of this csssrt ia,
branch of thsir business. The horses, in short shall
tie carefully attended 10.
|. The preprictors fitting up number OF room
for the reception Of members Of the Assembly q,
the approaching Session. and nvi,y the mn, e
a,hcatiou of such Gentlemen disposed 10 IA
VOC. them with communications on this s,,bicct
Particular and distinct arrangements are also ma
king for the accommodation Of Stage Passengers
to whose r.treshmeMt, repose and csmfor after the
Fat CUES CT travelling great attention win be paid
The propries are very sessLe oi ~hst is uecessar,
...s 4
! ton
| The indulgence orthe Pab';c is requested for
short period, until they manure snd oou,pe,.
| the details OF the numerous Domestic CONGO rus
which at present occupy their at,.niiou-After
little time the prDprrtors eli erish hnre that III,
order and regularity of their table will, unice viii
the excellence Of their vands and iarors in obtain
| ing universal appreciation.
April so. vff
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-20
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE.
Eichn,oss<i 2sih .Ysril, 1879.
GENERAL. RIDER.

he following regulations are u be observed. Il,
selc'son TO certs,a, MILITARY Offenders.
IN alt cafes wtrre. Oh esil into sctual setv;ce
person he'd IN reu.silion, uuder the tseu.ri G,
iers OF "'e 18th April 1872, SHAH have ts,c.i, g,
hereafter stall tail to repair the place oi te,,,
rous. appointed for the Company 20 which he wa,
attached as part OF the regulations he ia 90 De-. forth
with reported to the Comn,audxnt of the Ee.;,,.,
from Wish he WAS drawn, to be dealt viii, accord
ing 10 law.
But where such person shall have appesre,! al .he
rehdez'ous, and afterwards deserted FROM t,,. ser,
vice. he is To lie unprecedented b., the Coma.,..,an
OF t''e Regiment from which he WAS detached, AN,
rerc'teu 10 iis Commanding Officer III actual ser
vice. in order that measures may be taken for NM
esed,S aainsttie o:iender according 60 The rules Z
articles OF war. -
by order OF tae Commander in Chief
VIA. ". HENiNC, y. A. G.
MOSES GREEN, y. &.