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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-16
MISCELL ANY.

.AUGUSI.1, (GEORGLd,) NOV 25.
On Wednesday, evening last, Capt. Gilbert
Longstrcc,, was quietly sitting with his lady,
AT MS own iircsidc, reading the novel Of the
+" Discarded Son"-thc night was dark and
gloomy, and all around seemed hushed IN ST.
lcnce---at about half past ten o'clock, havins.
flashed the Grst volume,he took up the second
,he first chapter of which is headed with these
lines from Shakespeare
Deep night. dark night, the silent Of The night,
.. rlle time OF night when Troy was set on lire;
The tim, when screech owls cry & ban dogs howl
when spirits walk, & costs break up their graves
% rnat time best fits the work we have in hand"
Inst as he ended these lines,a musket, load
cd with bullets and buckshot, was discharged
at bis head through the window, by some be-
lug who "on murderous deeds INTENT" had
approached within few feet of il nearly the
whole load struck him upon the shoslder, one
bullet entered his neck, but the cape and pad
ding of the coat, and thick crava,, were in
s,r,,nca,al \, the hand of Providence, in pre-
serving his life. Two bullets and fourteen buck
sho, were picked up in the room---and one
buck sho, penetrated the wall--and when il is
considered that Capt. Longstrcet was within
about two feet OF the window, and that the
person who aimed the death blow" at him
was so near that the wadding of the gun en-
tered the room, il must be evident that moth
ing less than an Almighty power, could thus
have countcractcd the designs OF this mid
night assailant. No discovery has yet been
,nade as-,o the perpe,vator Of this foul deed.
A large reward for his discovery has been Of
feted by the City Council, and still larger
,v,r ~, y gol to,ary subscrioiion Of the citizens
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GENERAL ORDERS.

.A1Lurant and INSPECTOR Generals Office,
Washington, .Nerennber IL, 1915
\ GENERAL Court NJ. .rtai tor the trial OF Brig
"A adier-G General WILLIAM HULL,wil assemble
suitable place in the city of Albany, Estate
of New-York) on the third day OF January next.
The Court will be composed as follows, viz:
PREsfDENr,
Major General Henry Dearborn.
MEMBERS,
Brigadier General Joseph Bloomfield,
Thomas Parker,
Leonard Covington,
Colonel John X. Fenwick,
Henry Caroerry, s6th regiment Infantry,
Peter Little. 38ll regmept Infantry,
William N. Irvine, 42d regiment Infantry.
Lieutenant Colonel Richard Deunis, 10th rcgt INIT
Samuel s. Conner, 18Th do.
Seth Davis, SD regt. Infantry,
William Scott, S6lh reEt. lnft.
William Stewart, 38th do.
SPECIAL JUDGE ADVOCATE
AiexanIerJ Dallas, Esq.
ARMY JUDGE ADVOCATE ASSISTANT,
Phillip s. Parker, Esq
suPERNUMERARIEs,
Lieut.. Col. John w Livingston, 4ls regt. Infantry.
James &. Forbes, 40 regiment Infantry,
Major George Bomford, Corps of Engineers.
By orde' Of IKE. Secretary cf Var
y NlCOLL. INSPECTOR General
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Hnnp02puef lnuAhLacie,y.

,Hnp01vaer tnuntyocie'y
TUE subscriber having become interested in the
y manufacture of Gunpowder, at Wes,held, in
Mass. ir conncxion with Mr.. CHARLES DOUGLASS,
informs his friends and the public that he shalt in
future be enabled to supply them with Gnnpowder of
a superior quality, and very reasonable terms at
his Store, No, 81, State-street, Boston; where he
has also for sale, English Tower proof, and Dupont
& Co.'S best Gunpowder. refined and crude Nitre !;
Cannon Balls ana Grape Shot; Cannon of various
sizes MusSet and Pistol Balls; Patent Shot 3rm-
stone Ban and Pig Lead-with every article 'or the
armament of ships of war and military companies.
ELIJAH WILMINGTON.
or Cannon, Musket and Pistol Cartridges; Gun
POWDER Shot, Balls, Fiints &c. by retail above,
by A. WELLER.
Eoston. Aur,ist a. 1913 ON
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ORDERS.
HARBoR OF NEWPORT, }
November III, 1918. {

MO vessel whatever (the public armed vessels of
IN the United States and those tr 0hrg vessels
bound to ports on the Providence and other rivers
adjacent cxcepted) will be permitted TO leave the
port Of Newport without permission from the CON-
manding officer at Fort Application for
permits 10 be made at Fort Wolcott by the master
of the vessel, from To 40 o'clock, NJ. every day,
and at no other time.
opermits will be granted to vessels at tie wharves.
Letters and paIrrs Of every description viii be ex-
amined ut Fort Wolcott previous TO the granting
permit, and no communication whatever will he a.
lowed (cxcept by revenue and other officers in the
service of the Unfed States) between the crew Of
any vessel and te shore after obtaining permit to
depart
Vessels having provisions or stores Of any kind on
board except neutral vessels (except what is suihc
lent for the subsistence of their to the port
of destnation) will not be suffered to leave the port.
The small fishing boats belonging TO Newport,
will apply to the Commanding OfAcer OF Fort Adams.
for permission 10 go out OF the harbor, who is au.
thorised to grant it,
In case any vessel is obliged to put back to this
port, another permit will be necessary, whenever
said vessel is ready TO sail
F.IiEtLEMAN, Capt. .srils-isfs con-
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MEMS & CHMDREN'S HATS.

GECkGE U-1Y Oa,
II IS just received, for sale al his Book and Hat
l. i s,oIe--s great varet, of Mems, Youths, and
Ciidren's HATS. made at theBoston and other fac
torres. in the best manner-al of which an be sold
at prices unusually cheap.
The assortment includes mems superne Beavers
fashionable 10 shape, and Of superior quality do
Beavers and CastoIs, with wide brirns do. cheap
Castor and Nsp Hats youths and chiidren's black,
draS, and fsncy coiored Beavers from the very low
prices TO the finest qua,y and from the smallest
TO the largest sizes, mems and boys common and
best felt Hats. ~
Also, Just receiped-4 boxes sPAPER-HANGlNGs,
suitable for rooms window curtains with wide
and narrow BORDERS l brx low priced Papers
which will be sold cheaper than usual
For saLe, as a5spe.. SCHOOL-BOOKS, Of every
kind in use BLANK-BoOkS-Suith and Jones'
Hymn Books, Bibles, sc &c-Psper, Quilts, and
other articles of stationery. .9prA %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-16
j{ICH.A .As}I) BARKER,

- EspECTFCLLS informs the Ladies and Gentle
N men ,r Providence and its viaiaity, that he has
rcmoyed from Newport, to that we'll known stand,
,,,rth of Col. III. sMrrH, west side OF Niil.Bridge
formerly occupied BY Mr.. +. ANGEL. which house
4 convenient to accommodate number OF Boardcrs
'rsa Parties and private Companies may also hc ac'
ccmnodatcd
..,,ners aud friends in Newport, that he should be
grai,ied by their company at his new establishment
should their business cali them into that quarter
and he ASSUMES then that pains will be spared to
ensertan them in the best possible manner :.
~ q. Coach. Chaise. and Horses 70 is'' ana gooa
s,Rablinr or PAstur;ng To- Horses
providcnsc, April 2s iasS
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INTENTION!
Ill Patriotic 1oung Men,


M 20 are dispose 10 serve tn,.i Country, and to
Wv entei the r.nks Of the 40th Regiment OF In
fanry under the Act Of July 5, 1918, are requested
TO call on the subscribers.
The unprincipled attack on HAMPTON must
the spirit Of every true friend OF his Country,
asd must prove the necessity of commanding de-
fence at every point The enemy who Will not re-
your Wives aud Daughters is more brutal than
the savage his unprneipied warfare must and will
arouse a patriotic pride and ambition in the breast
of every noble anG generous mind TO avenge their
country's wrongs OH such dastardly foe.
The subscribers offer to those patriotic citizens,
who are disposed to enlist during the War,
Siatren Dollars Bounty,
7Speniy.four Dollars .adzance Pay,
EIGHT DOLLARS per Month--Regular Wages
Nsrm Clothing Good Ra,ions,
.and at the end Of The Uar,
One Humid ed and Sixty Ares of LAND.
JAMES PERRY, Capt 40h Reg't
u y Infantry, at .Aewpo'T.
ROBERT CARTER, Lieut. Of do at
Troy Mass.
JOHN PARROTT. 1t eide. at f'rovidenc.
.Ne1rt,,~,,- Ocfober 81 1873
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JOa.I III. w lils.v.L WHICH 1
AND
SAMUEL LOPEZ

ID Es?EcrFULLy inform their friends and tn
~ public. that they have formed connection in
business under Nbc firm OF
Wheetsvrighf e Lohcz,
And beg leave otter their services in the .7nctioa
AMI Commission line. They hatter themselves tha,
they can accommodate speedy sales, and on as
sot share of their friends and the public patron
aye, rledgng themselves To give the most as,ituous
attention TO the interest of all those who may enrust
them with the management OF their business
.ls.ebyyt Decen,cer 9, l8tS
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viii be seen nc above Scheme That The hrst
Oh avn mum 81 Of every d,ys df.~ing, except the
no Detiu ION
Orders OF Tickets ard parts in the above Grand
hotter, receive mmede attention at the Truly
For unAie Lottery & Ex hsnge Office ofJ T.. SHAW,
SO famous Tor s. ing High Prizes.
M4nagers Last of o. Class Pts mouth Beach Lot
terry ecsyed md Tickets examined gratis
Pie Tickets in al the Lo,eres TAKEN cash.
Ne,ybgrt. October 21, 1918.
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POE
WAsdlNGrON'S MONUAllNl.

w AOllEINJ O4> - WIN ~ fA I&N
FOR him, who sought his country's good,
In plains of war and scenes OF blood;
Who 10 the battles dubious fray,
Spent the warm noon Of life's bright day,
That TO the werid he might secure
Rights that forever shall endure,
Rear the Monument of Fame
Deathless is the ieros name.
For him. who when the war was done,
And victory sure and freedom Won,
Left eloyy's theatre, the field,
Tho olive branch OF peace To WELD.
And prov'd, when at the helm OF state,
Though great in war, in peace as great
Rear the Monument OF Fame;
Deathless is the Hero's name.
For him, whose worth. though unexpressed,
Lives cherished in each ficcman's breast,
Whose name, 10 patriot souls 80 dear,
Times iatest children shall revere,
Whose brave achievements praised shall be,
While beats one breast for Liberty:
Rear the Monument oil Fame,
Deathess Is the Hero's name.
But why for him vain marbles raise,
Can the cold sculpture speak his praise
f,fustrous shade we can proclaim
Our gratitude, but not thy fame.
Long as Columbia shall be free,
She hives a MDnument of thee.
And may she ever rise in fame,
To honor thy immortal name.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-16

T. Or sale or to let. reasonable terms, bv the
i subscriber his House and Lot in Washington
street, No. % Also, the House and Lot in TANNER
street, No ID. 1t has for two years past been inn
proved in the Grocery Line, and is Of the best
stands in ,hat line of business for boarding
mouse in that part of the town, and is rncommony
convenient, with shop attached to it; and in the
yard, a stable, woodhouse, &c. The terms will be
liberal, apply to BENANIWELL SHAW, on the
premises Newport, August ), 1918.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-16
PEAL h,SYATL-FoR SALE.

.
A Farm, lying in Portsmouth, on the west road.
"A Aalf mile south of Bristol Ferry, containig,
by estimation 60 acres we'll watered, with a Dwell
ing house, barn, corn-house, and other out build
ings thereon. Said Farm is fenced into eleven en-
closures with stone wall d acres Of orchard. The
walls and buildings all in good repair-Any person
wishing to purchase vii, do well to come snd see
which is the best recommendation that can be given.
Apply to JOHN ANTHONY, living on the premises:
J. .cru,5er "a 1910
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COPARTNERSHlP FORMED.


~T~HE public are respectfully informed that the
subscribers have catered in Copartnership un-
der the firm Of
DYER & POTTER,
and tender their services as AUCTION g COM
.IfiyyfOr IIERCHqNI'S, from and after this
date, aud will occupy the store OF said DYER, in
Marketsreet assuring their friends and the public,
that all business conf led to them will at all times
have their best attention. Cash will be literally adj
vanced on all ktnds OF merchandise deposited for
pub!ic or private sale, and al sales made will be
ruaran,eei and discounted on the most accommoda-
uuv terms. ELISHA DYER,
CHARLES POTTER.
DrER g Po79ER c1cr athriuase sale
10000 pounds Of best green Coffee, in bags and
tierces;
5 pipes 4,h proof Brandy, Expeditions cargo.
S Go. 4'h do Vipers do );
20 boxes spermcceti Candles;
5 ,ous of Logwood;
do. Fustic;
do aNicaragun Wocd
do. Hemp (iirst quality)
l do. Copperas;
A few 5oxcs vt white Havana Sugars;
20 bags OF Pepper,
10 boxes of brown Sugar;
90 bales OF Calcutta Tw'ne.
prorileuce, October 30, 1915.
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GROCERIES, sc.

WILLIAM WHITE, has just received, and Of
w ers Tor sale, at No III, Lonb-wharf, by whole
sale and retail, general assortment of Groceries
Crockery, GLASSWARE. &c
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Brilliant Sc5eme =!

Hihost dsducfisa and nor f1vo Blanks 70 Prize 2!
Price of Tickets S iO-oo-Halyes 5-i2-Quarters
2-37--and Eighths 1-S7.
stationary Prizes.
The first Fifteen Hundred Blanks will be entitled
10 6 1 eacl-and ,he fist drawn Numbers on ths
Glowing days, will be entitled to the Prizes affixed
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The paper is printed once week, AZ two dulIars
a year--onc half TO be paid IN advance.
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Advertisements corspicuousy inserted At ,he ra.s
ef 9 t-sO square, fer three wcsks--oths-s IN The
propoEsios;
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Wanted .mmediUely,
A ROY from II to Is wears of age, as au apprc~-
uoc to the Tai,oring business. Enquire a, t'is
Ca.ce A,r r
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THE subcribers, Propretors of Letters Patent,
i from the President of the United States, for the
INPROVbD u GHt-I9HPr
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-08-06
Estray Horse.

TAKEN up by the subscriber, living
l. three miles from the mouth Of Slice
py Greek, IN Berkeley County, in the
latter part Of June last, as an cstray, a
sorrel horse, with BLAZE in his face,
white main and tail, the hair on his tail
close clipped, has several ANAL white
spots on his back that lock as il occasion.
ed by the saddles hurting-has old shoes
on before, none behind, has no brand or
mark, about fourteen hands high, sup.
posed TO be from ten to twelve years old,
is natural trotter, and when pushed a
little, trots ughly-apPraised to forty
dollars. The owner is desired to prove
property, pay charges and take him away.
EPHRALM LOW MAN
July 20, 1918.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-08-06

y JRSU A Mt to the last will and
l. testament of Gorge LezUis CoGcn
dsrgrr. deceased, will be sold by hia cx.
ccuIors. 90 the i6th day of August next
attract Of Land, situate in the County OF
Berkeley Virginia, near the Opeckon
Greek, about one mile from the togn OF
Marunsburga, containing BY deed 282
acres--O the pre- misses are a good spring
of pure water, log dwelling hoase, an
old Barn Stable and Smoke Housr, Ap
pie Orchard and Meadow About $40
acres cleared and in cultivation, and the
residue well clothed win vslosble timber
Possession of the Dwelling House. Barn.
Stable, Smoke. House. Orchard, Garden
and ANAL Meadow, will be given at the
time of sale---the residue of the cleared
Land is subject to lvsse, which will ex.
pue on the 4ih day Ut March, 18l5-by
this Lease the Tenant is bound TO cult
vate the Land in the best manner, and
deliver to the owner Of the Land one
third Of the small grain in the shock, one
third Of the corn in the bushel after hus.
ked. one half the hay ia the Bsrn--to
keep the fences in good order, and per.
form some other stipnlations of small con.
.equence-A copy ofthe Lease will be
shewn at the sale, and the Land Lords
bene6t ofit transferred to the purchaser
The said Land Except about one scre)
will be sold 10 one entire tract, or in Lots
Of from IS to so acres, as may be agreed
on at the lime Of sale. The sale TO be
made on the premises. Terms one third
Of the purchase money in hand, one third
year after the day of sale, and the other
third, two years after the day of sale. The
Land win be conveyed on receipt of the
first pay ment; the purchaser securing
the balance by Deed of Trust on the
Land, or other approved security,
THOMAS c. SMITH,
OBED WAITE.
June IS, 1918. Executors.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-08-06
BOOT and SHOE
MANDATORY.

TINE public generally, and any old
i customers particularly, arc inform
ed, that have now on hand very good
stock ofIeather, and will thankfully re-
seive any orders in my line of business
Those who have favoured me with their
sus,om, will please accept Of my thanks.
oil wish to seat two or three good
workmen, to whom good wages and con.
slant employ will be given.
JACOB POISAL.
Martinsburgh July 20, 1918.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-08-06
p. & f. adenbousch,

l.. & t. y denD0uSCh,
BEING empowered BY Inn, Naden.
bousch, q CT. 10 setde up tie accounts OF
the said concern, hope that all such a,
are in any wise indebted to the said firm,
will come forward and pay of, or settle
the claims against them ;--haslng nun.
Der of claims against the company to pay
off, we hope that this notice will be lbe.
Ially attended to. We, the undersigned
at the same time take the liberty of in.
forming our friends and the public gene.
rally, that the business Of Merchandising
will be carried on by us, at the old stand,
and shall at al times feel ourselves happy
in supplying our former customers, and
such as feel disposition to deal with us,
on as liberal terms as our business will
justify--and further, we feel it our duty
IN return to offer our sincere thanks to
The public generally, for the support we
have experienced from them since the
commencement of oar business in this
place.
We remain the publicks obedicns
and humble servants,
PHILIP NADENBOCSCH.
FREDERICK NADENBOUSCH
June II, 1913.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-08-06
Ten Dollars Reward.

ID AN away from the subscriber, liv-
IN ing near Shepherds Town, on Sun.
day last, bound girl named Mary Crum,
ley, bound TO me by her father George
Crumiey--had on and took with her
when she abscoudcd, a light calico gown,
purple silk bonnet, white csmbrick
handker chief, white sotton stockings and
black morocco shoes, two pair OF new
pillow csses, two new pillows, one new
bed quilt, one fax linen sheet, one new
white silk bonnet, and new brown coat.
ing riding-cost worth ten dclsrs- An
she took with her is supposed to be worth
upwards cf forty dollars. Three entire
new suits Of clothing, which were in
tended to be given 10 her on New. Wears
dsy az a part Of her freedoms, are also
missing. Whoever will return to me
the above plumber, shall receive ten dol.
lars, and six censs for bringing the said
runaway home.
MICHAEL BURKETT.
July IS, 1919.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-08-06
Take Notice.

T%HOSE who made purchases q. the
4 sale of the property belonging to
the estate of Thomas Shearer, deceased,
are informed that their respective obli-
cations will become due on the 18th day
of August next, and that if they are not
paid off, on or before the lat day OF Sep
tember, suits will be brought for their
recovery.
RACHEL SHEARER, Adn'x,
John GREGG, Admir-.
July IS, 1919.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-08-06
Land for Sale.

~T~HE subscribers will dispose of two
4 several tracts of LAND adjoining
each other, at the head of Tuscarora
creek, in the county of Berkeley, Virgil
MIA. One tract contains i66 IL acres,
Is of which is good meadow, about 60
severed with good timber, and the balance
under cultivation: on the premises are
several limestone springs. The improve.
men,s are a good dwelling house, barn,
still. house, and other out houses, Sc
The other tract belonging TO the heirs OF
Samuel Christy, deed contains the same
number of acres, about 40 Of which is
good meadow, the residue thereof is part
cultivated and part in good timber. The
above tracts have the advantage Of an ex.
cellent mill seat on never failing stream
of water, and are likewise well adapted
to the cultivation of grain, hemp, fax, &c.
There are number Of fruit trees on both
Plantatiousin separate orchards, and pos
sess further advantages, being IN the
heart OF a fruitful country. within ninety
miles of Baltimore, miles of Martins
burgh, and o miles of the Potomac river,
from whence produce may be transported
TO George Town and Alexandria. On
the latter tract is a good saw.mili, the
water fall being about % feet; it is at
present out Of repair, but may be repair
ed at : very triR,ng expense. The above
tracts will be sold together or separate as
may .ui, purchasers. The premises will
be shown on application to either OF the
subscribers residing thereon.
ANDREW CHRIST ",
EBENEZER CHRISIY.
e
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-08-06
Land for Sale.

TIE subscriber wishes TO sell the
LAND whereon he now lives, I've
ing IN Berkeley county, near DaEkes-
vile, on the waters OF Middle Greek,
containing So acres, about IS Of which
are cleared, the balance well timbered.
Ga this land is a convenient dwelling
house, with ssables, &c. large Distil-
lery, and Saw-Mill, all in good Orders
What renders this properly more valu-
able, there are about 80 feet between tho
still, house and saw. mill, which will an
awer either for grist.mili, or any kind
of machinery. immediate possession
will be given. For terms apply to tho
subscriber, living On the premises.
PIT. TER GARDNER.
Middle Greek, March Ia, 1878 IF.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-08-06
Estray Steer.

TAKEN up by the subscriber, an es-
/ tray Steer of a brindle colour, with
a white face and white belly, three years
old past, marked with bit off the left
ear, and two Sits IN the same, che slit in
the right car, and appraised to sixteeo
dollars. The owner is desired to prove
properly, pay charges, and take him away
JOHN hODINE.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-08-06
JOSEPH M'FEELA

D EGS leave to inform the public, that
- he will, in few days, recommence
his business at the house in which he re-
sides, on King street Martinsburgh, west
of the Court House, where nc has now
for sale, on the most reasonable terms,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-08-06
u II ION I'm N .
Martinsbil'gh.

ANDREW GOULDING.
Ha. taken the Tavern lately occupied by
Mr. Levi Price.
He has provided very amply, and ven.
lures to say, that his house will be kept
in style inferior to none in this place.
He respectfully soliciss portion of the
public patronage.
% Three or four Gentlemen eau be
accommodated with Boarding.
Martins6urgh, april 80, 1918.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-08-06
For Rent.

TINE subscriber wishes 20 rent his
L Back Greek Farm, Tavern and
Ferry for term of years.--Auy gentle.
man wishing TO rent may have possession
by the middle of August next. if required.
ROBERT SNODGRASS.
July 16, 1913.